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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1966

Page

7

Conservation Week Highlight Aims to Aid Farmers

National Wildlife Week 1966 theme centers on conserving natural beauty with farmer participation urged nationwide. Howard Lins of the Agricultural Stabilization Committee notes ACP since 1936 shares costs with over a million farmers for soil water woodland and wildlife on farms. In Iowa ACP CAP and CCP programs apply in designated counties Ringgold Shelby Wayne Woodbury with local ASCS offices guiding aid and access for hunting fishing hiking and trapping on enrolled lands.

National Wildlife Federation Howard Lins Agricultural Stabilization Committee Federation ACP CAP ASCS Iowa Ringgold Shelby Wayne Woodbury

Dessert Bridge Club Meets at Bushek Home Riverside

The Dessert Bridge Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Edward Bushek's home in Riverside with two tables active after dessert. Prizes went to Mrs. Gale Dinnel and Mrs. Robert Schneider. Other items note Leona Mottet visiting Davenport, trips by Mr. and Mrs. Bushek, and Pinochle Club prizes won by Mrs. Thomann and Mrs. Dawn. Weekend visits include the Kiene family and the Frank family with details of hospital stays and a new son Rodney Keith.

Riverside Edward Bushek Gale Dinnel Robert Schneider Leona Mottet Davenport Jack Mottet Roy Hall Rachel Geret Omer Terhune Shenk B&w Unit 257 Mental Health Institute Mt. Pleasant Washington County Bessie Burish Margaret Burich Kenneth Kucera Mercy Hospital Fred Kucera Dale Burich Bessie Burich Cleo Burich Robert Burich Emma Sojka

Riverside Pupils to Get TB Consent Slips for Tests

Consent slips will be sent home for T B testing of first and fifth graders at Riverside elementary schools on April 26 with reads on April 29. Parents must sign and return slips. Mrs. Raymond Glover of Washington will oversee the project. Other notes mention visits and family events in Riverside including births and local Auxiliary activities.

Riverside Raymond Glover Washington Irma Heitzman G.Q. Paterson Davenport Patterson Emily Shalla Tony Charles Foley Sherry Raymond Des Moines Tony Stransky Howard Moore Coralville Elmer Rotenburger Russel Frank Rodney Keith

Sorosis Club hosts Costa Rica guest and hospital update

Sorosis Study Club met at Mrs. Robert Megcelsen’s home March 11 with meditation on Friendship led by Mrs. W D Roberts. Guest speaker Miss Xenia Solano from Costa Rica spoke at Washington High through the American Field Service, answering questions on her country. Richard Lee Roebuck admitted Friday to University Hospital Iowa City in room 205. Joe Wenger moved to Ward C54 as condition unchanged. Highlanders 4 H Club met with Wayne McCracken Jr. March 11. talks covered electricity in farming and plant tour planned for March 26.

Ainsworth Richard Lee Roebuck University Hospital Iowa City Sorosis Robert Megcelsen W.D. Roberts Fred Pfeifer Xenia Solano Costa Rica Washington High School Iowa Lloyd Edwards Washington Sorosis Club Sacha Club Methodist Church Everette Tobin Highlanders Steve Tom Conry Eddyville Allen Larry Goode Indianola Gene Scott Wayne McCracken Joe Wenger Earl Cramer Salina Kansas Elmer Wengers Jim McCreedy Brenda

Grain law changes permit more beans

The 1966 Feed Grain Program now allows farmers to plant soybeans on part or all of feed grain acreage while still qualifying for support payments. The change does not permit planting soybeans on diverted acres. E G Stoneberg Iowa State University extension economist cites reasons to substitute soybeans include loading workload, diversifying risk with multiple crops, higher soybean income, and weather-delayed planting.

E.G. Stoneberg Iowa State University Extension Stoneberg

Hazel returns home from Mercy Hospital Brighton

Ralph Hazel of the Clayton Parcell farm west of Brighton came home from Mercy hospital in Iowa City on Friday He will return for a check up on April 8 Residents of the Parcell farm and neighbors were guests as Mr and Mrs Hazel hosted visits from Roy French of Bedford Carl Jarvis Norma Dunbar and others The notes mention travel to Trenton MissourI and Hot Springs Arkansas and various family visits and moves including the Hootman re enlistment and a Rock Island railroad job change

Brighton Ralph Hazel Clayton Parcell Farm Mercy Ronald Tolle Trenton Missouri E. Freeman Tharp Norma Dunbar New City Leo Mullikin Hot Springs Arkansas Charles Hootman Clifford Chamberlin New Mexico Hootman Air Force Earl Bennett Larry Kirkwood Illinois Freeman Hall Anneta Mrs. Marlin Wisely and Son Clifford Chamberlin Mr. Wisely Rock Island Railroad

Mace Motor sales awards slated at Davenport banquet

Alfred Stalder of Mace Motor will receive a sales award at a Blackhawk Hotel Davenport banquet for 1965 sales. Two other Mace Motor salesmen, Sam Statler and Robert Scranton, will be presented 300 500 club membership awards.

Swine Producers Elect Three New Directors

At the annual banquet in Washington, the Washington County Swine Producer's Association named three new directors to the Board. Dave Winegarden of Wellman, Larry Shalla of Riverside, and Ed Augustine of Washington will replace three directors whose three year terms expired: Gene Wead of Wellman, Ed Chabal of Riverside, and Edwin J. Peiffer of Keota. The meeting at the Methodist Church drew over 400 attendees, with Hi-Fi's from Washington High School providing music. A report noted 67 producers contributed 1911 dollars toward an 80,000 dollar state goal for expanding Swine Disease Research facilities at Iowa State University, a goal that was surpassed this month. Harold Ward of Cedar Rapids was the speaker.

Washington County Swine Producer’s Association Dave Winegarden Wellman Larry Shalla Riverside Ed Augustine Washington County Association Gene Wead Ed Chabal Edwin J. Peiffer Keota Wead Methodist Church Washington High School Chabal Washington County Iowa State University

Richardson and Edwards families host weekend gatherings

Richardson home in Crawfordsville hosts Floyd and family and Bill Edwards and family of Columbus Junction for a birthday weekend. Clarence Lowe guests at Cleo Fletcher's in honor of Lowe's birthday. Several birthdays noted with visits in Cedar Rapids Clinton Morning Sun Manor Burling ton and Des Moines. Social Hour Club met with nine members. Brad Fletcher honored. Weekend visitors include Manwillers Bernaus Meyers Montagues and Jewell family hosting.

Crawfordsville Floyd Richardson Bill Edwards Columbus Junction Robert Richardson Clarence Lowe Cleo Fletcher Lowe Larry Flecher Pam Bradley Cleo Fletchers Charles Wells Bob Mike Lyle Godfrey Tom Cedar Rapids Max Mitchell Little Bradley Fletcher Jens Peterson Wm. F. Cornish Clinton John Cornish Vicky Junior Fritz Des Moines Ivor Davis Russel Zickefoose Burlington Mrs. Davis Ollie Anwyl Ada Ham Morning Sun Manor Montague Kenneth Rhea Harry Suter John Hamil Paul Henderson Mason City Bob Henderson

Farmers urged to test soybean seed in Iowa study

Farmers are urged to test soybean seed after tests show lower germination this winter. Jim Frier, Washing ton County Extension Director, warns planting untested seed is risky. Farmers should send a one pound sample to Iowa State University seed laboratory in Ames for a full germination test at 2.50, or a home-use guidance test at 1.00.

Jim Frier Washington County Iowa State University Seed Laboratory Botany Hall Ames

Journal Sale Date Column

A series of sale notices and auctions listed with dates March 21 to April 16 1966. Entries cover closing out sales farm equipment cattle consignments household goods and livestock auctions at multiple locations in Iowa including Letts Columbus Junction Cotter Ollie Columbus Junction Washington County Haskins Ainsworth Kalona and Wapello with sale times from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and references to executors estates and real estate auctions.

Sale Letts Columbus Junction Marvin Furnas Earl Wilson Cotter Haskins Glen Edwards Louisa County Fairgrounds Highway Ollie Iowa Washington County Fair Grounds Mary Horning Lawrence S. Wallace Washington County Fairgrounds Pearl Leeper Hampshire Ainsworth Richard Stephens Bob Connie Greene Kalona Wapello Livestock Auction, Inc Highway 61 Wapello

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Bridge Club Bushek Mrs. Wilbur Kiene Marge Luckey MR. Wilson C.A. Thompson John Skubal Christene Joe Skubal Roger Schuerman Pat Mrs Tony Meuth North 12Th St. and Rock Island Tracks Washington Concrete CO Wapello Livestock Auction Choice Angus Louisa County Mediapolis Rex L. Hanft . S. Barton Harold Ward Richardson Vivian Wells Journal Evening Journal C. L. Jennings New London Aberdeen Angus Cattle Ollie Sales Ollie, Iowa Highway 78 Ottumwa Pat Hollingsworth Henry McCleary Dennis Gent Wilford Dumont Wesley Meek Merlin Faas Gerald Roquet Ralph Collett Millard Wymore Howard Giltner & Son Benny Waechter Vernon Glotfelty James Greiner Eriania Eriania B Emale Jo Giltner R. R Lyle Smith Louisa County Fair Grounds Massey IHC John Deere Oliver John Deere Rwa THC J. D Kewanee Ford IHC No New Idea Farmers Friend Quaker HAY Tools Arts-way Gehl Century Turley Westinghouse H. M. Duncan Jim Soukup Paul Heindel Columbus City
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