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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1971

Page

2

Waiting for spring at Lake Darling as ice thaws

Lake Darling State Park ready for a busy season as Jim McEldoon, park custodian, says open water may come in one to two weeks if warm weather continues. He notes worries about heavy rains causing silt and muddy water, affecting bass feeding. Camping demand rose last year. a new pit latrine aids early campers. park expansion planned but restrained by economy.

Jim McEldoon Lake Darling State Park Brighton McEldoon Zamping Washington County

For prettier trees spray now for galls

Remember the ugly galls on some of the trees and bushes around your home last year. Nearly every species of shade tree has its own gall formed by mites, fly maggots, aphids or related pests. The pest irritates tissue and causes the gall. galls may appear on leaves, buds, twigs or branches. Control is based on esthetic concerns as galls do not reduce vigor. Malathion or Levin at 1 pound actual per 100 gallons water provides protection when leaf buds open in early spring. spray should occur on warm days with buds opening in early-budding varieties when temperatures rise above freezing.

Iowa Case Houston Versus State Recessed Until Tuesday

Friday court recessed in the State of Iowa versus Richard Wallace Houston with jurors expected to hear the case soon. In separate notices John Michael Shrader of Brighton paid a $10 fine for disturbing the peace and Theodore W. Simpson of Route 2 Wayland was fined $5 for lacking a valid license.

John Michael Shrader Brighton Justice of the Peace Court Theodore W. Simpson Wayland

Mrs Richardson Dies in Keota at 62

Mrs LeRoy Richardson 62 of Keota died Friday March 19 1971 after a lengthy illness at home Funeral services were set for 2 pm Sunday at Powell Funeral Home Keota with Rev Richard Lee Scott Sr officiating Burial followed at New Haven Cemetery southeast of Keota Meryl J Robertson born March 3 1909 in Washington County was the daughter of Roscoe and Margaret Trier Robertson She married LeRoy Richardson in Muscatine November 17 1928 He survives Also surviving are daughters Phyllis Burdette of Sacramento Joan Brown of Cedar Rapids Sherri Herschberger of Washington 12 grandchildren one great grandson two brothers Cloyce and Clayton Robertson of Keota and a sister Mrs John Hough of West Chester She was predeceased by a daughter and her parents

Keota LeRoy Richardson Powell Richard Lee Scott Sr New Haven Meryl J. Robertson Washington County Roscoe Margaret Trier Robertson Muscatine United Methodist Church of Stanley Phyllis) Burdette Sacramento Marvin Joan) Brown Cedar Rapids Carroll Sherri) Herschberger Washington Cloyce Clayton Robertson John Hough West Chester

Auto dealer record of listed car brands and buyers

A catalog style entry lists new cars from Chevrolet Ford Pontiac and Plymouth with buyers including Darrell Michael Schultz William Lee Rath Genway Corp John Effie Miller Doris E Allard Bob Barbara Ryner Melvin Doris Leiting and related ownership notes. The fragment notes Ford and Plymouth models among the vehicles referenced.

Darrell Michael Schultz Chevrolet William Lee Rath Ford Genway Corp Pontiac John Or Effie Miller Doris E. Allard Ford ‘Truck Bob Or Barbara ‘Ryner Plymouth Melvin Or Doris Leiting

Mike Yoder wins FFA competition at state level

Mike Yoder son of Mr and Mrs Eva M Huckins won a gold award at FFA contests in Win Keiffer Garton. The victory advances him to the state FFA contest in Sioux City. Mrs Huckins died today at 78, survived by two daughters Lela Garton and Dorothy Harris, two sons Bill and Dale Huckins, 12 grandchildren, and two sisters. Funeral services pending at Sherman-Eden Funeral Home.

Mike Yoder Eva M. Huckins Robert E. Yoder Well West Washington Street Creed Win Keiffer Garton Mike Ing Sherman - Eden Sioux City Huckins Macomb Ill George W Nevada Barnhart Platt Raymond R. Huckins Center Point Keiffer Lela) Garton Washington Phillip Dorothy) Harris Sparks Nevada Bill Huckins Dale Huckins Central City

Mrs Ethel Schulty Dies This Morning

Mrs Ethel Schulty of 325 ath Second Avenue Washington died this morning. Jones Funeral Home of Washington is in charge of arrangements, but the funeral plans were indefinite today.

Ethel Schulty Second Avenue Washington Jones Funeral Home

Mrs Campbell 74 dies in Wayland

Mrs Anna Campbell 74 of Wayland died suddenly at home this morning. Funeral arrangements are pending at Beatty Jennings Funeral Home. Born Anna Christner February 21 1897 in Jefferson County she married Lemley Campbell May 22 1915. Survived by sons and daughters including Viola Le and Max Campbell of Mount Pleasant Lawrence Campbell of Davenport and Arthur and Melvin Campbell of Wayland along with many grandchildren and siblings.

Wayland Anna Campbell Beatty Jennings Anna Christner Jefferson County Jacob Fannie Rich Christner Lemley Campbell Mount Pleasant Melvin Viola) le Max Campbell Lawrence Campbell Davenport Arthur Melvin Campbell

Lydia Horak 77 Kalona Dies After Short Illness

Lydia Horak of Kalona dies at Mercy Hospital Town City after a brief illness. Funeral Monday 10:30 a.m. at Holy Trinity Catholic Church Richmond with burial in Holy Trinity Cemetery. Prayer service Sunday 7:30 p.m. at Perseim Funeral Chapel Kalona. Born June 24, 1893 in Kalona. Survived by son Harold, sister Edith Pribyl, nieces and nephews.

Kalona Lydia Horak Kilona Mercy Hospital Town City Holy Trinity Catholic Church Richmond Leroy Bergthold Holy Trinity Cemetery Peerseim Horak

Mid-Prairie FFA members earn district awards at meet

District awards went to Ben Yoder for Ex temporaneous Speaking silver, Leonard Miller for Manual Quiz silver, Welding team Steve Wright Dale Troyer Randy Bash silver, and Walter Stutzman Farm Mechanics participation. Dwight Dann lost district VP race to a Muscatine FFA member. Ervin Swantz and Marvin Fisher served as delegates. Attendants included Pat Curl Jim Swartzendruber Paul Swank and advisor. Thirty seven southeastern Iowa chapters attended. Wayne Humphreys National FFA VP was the principal speaker.

Mid - Prairie FFA Ben Yoder Leonard Miller Steve Wright Dale Troyer Randy Bash Walter Stutzman Dwight Dann Muscatine Ffa Ervin Swantz Marvin Fisher Winfield Pat Curl Jim Swartzendruber Paul Swank Iowa Wayne Humphreys National Ffa

Notable births and medical notices across towns

Yesterday records list Masumi Mori Columbus Junction in medical, Mrs Elsie Wagner Washington in medical, Milo DeLong West Chester medical, Mrs David Horsey Washington surgical, Earl Voelker Washington medical. Today reports Mr and Mrs Lelane Sieren Harper welcomed a son. Dismissals include Mrs Clyde Knight Washington and others in Keota and Riverside areas. Teresa Bombel Keota appears in the closing line.

Masumi Mori Columbus Junction Elsie Wagner Washington Milo DeLong West Chester David Horsey Earl Voelker Lelane Sieren Harper Clyde Knight Washington Jesse Nicola Ainsworth LeRoy Lillig Keota Walter Fisher Peter Weller Dean Weaver Clifford Horak Riverside Irs Esa Bombel Keota

Tips for Buying Asparagus This Spring

USDA experts advise selecting closed compact tips round spears and a bright green color with tender stalks almost to the tip. Avoid open or moldy tips ribbed spears or sandy asparagus and store in a plastic bag in the fridge. Cook whole spears in two layers with salt and boiling water until the lower stalks are tender. One pound yields two to three servings.

California New Jersey USDA

Wagner-Macdonald Wedding Planned in June

Washington couple Mr and Mrs John H Wagner announce the engagement of their daughter Karen Jean to D James Macdonald of Van Nuys California son of Mrs A D and the Macdonald family of Van Nuys late Mr Macdonald The couple plan a June 5 wedding at the United Presbyterian Church in Washington. A separate note discusses makeup revealing personality per Coronet magazine with quotes from Dr Harriet Wells about women's self image and makeup use.

John H. Wagner Route 3 Washington Karen Jean D. James Macdonald van Nuys Calif A. D the Macdonald Macdonald Miss Wagner Washington High School Woodbury College Los Angeles Prescott and Edwards Automotive Service United Presbyterian Church New York Coronet Magazine Harriet Wells Philadelphia

Lions Club Meeting Highlights Community Involvement

Ainsworth Lions Club held its second meeting of March with 36 members attending a stew and homemade bread supper at the Ainsworth Atten dance Center. Guests included Senator Richard Stephens and Mrs. Newton who spoke on Lazy Eye. The group learned about wrestling standings from Gary Curtis and recognized John and Jerry Beckie. The next meeting is set for April 7 at the Ainsworth School gym.

Ainsworth Lions Club of Ron Ornduff Richard Stephens Terry Cellman Gary Curtis Gene McCracken Norbert John Jerry Becker Don Newton Willard McCracken Highlad Jerry Beckie Ainsworth School Gene Scott Darold Jones Hot Springs Ark Leland Foster Creston Vera Simpson Lawrence Wilson Ainsworth Legion Auxiliary Mt. Pleasant United Presbyterian Robert Geret Ted Woods Max M. White Jerry Coffin Max M White Women’s Society of Christian Service United Methodist Church

Move Up to Happier Living Home Classifieds Offer Value

A brief classified note highlights affordable homes for families with options to fit budgets. It promotes finding the right residence and emphasizes value and accessibility in today’s listings.

Fifty years of marriage for Mr and Mrs G M Wylie

Mr and Mrs G M Don Wylie celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Friday March 26 with a reception from 2 to 4 pm at 303 West Jefferson. They were married March 26 1921 at the Methodist Church by Rev W W Bowers. They farmed in Washington until 1948 and later settled in the Washington area. They are parents of four children Martha Witthoft Virginia Knupp Donna Wheelan and Harold Wylie with 15 grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Wesley Muscatine Thomas South America First United Methodist Church Mt. Pleasant G. M Don) Wylie Wylie West Jefferson Edna Chilcote W. W. Bowers Methodist Church Charles Schiebel Washington Art Martha) Witthoft Richard Virginia) Knupp Mike Donna) Wheelan Harold Wylie

Drake University pledges add 15 to Phi Gamma Nu chapter

Anne Butler of Washington is among 15 new members pledged to the Phi Gamma Nu chapter at Drake University in Des Moines. Anne, daughter of the John Butler family, is a Drake College of Business sophomore. Mr and Mrs Sam Baker move from the Richland farm to 817 North Seventh Avenue Washington.

Anne Butler Washington Phi Gamma Nu Drake University Des Moines Anne John Butlers South Iowa College of Business Administration Drake Sam Baker Richland North Seventh Avenue Jim Millane

Rebekah Lodge Meets at IOOF Hall with 24 Members

Mrs Maurice Libe presided as Noble Grand at the Rebekah Lodge meeting in the IOOF Hall. The charter was undraped for Mrs Florence Hout and draped for Mrs Lester Laubaugh, who died recently. Sick calls were reported for non members. APRIL 2 changes announced and pie donations requested. Meetings start at 8 p.m. from April 2 through summer. Refreshments served.

Rebekah Lodge Maurice Libe Noble Grand IOOF Florence Hout Lester Laubaugh Rebekahs Archer Augustine Emma Barnett Cats

4 H Clothing Project Members Hear About Knits

Mrs Don Smith of D and V Fabric Shop addressed 31 Washington County 4 H clothing project members and mothers on knit fabrics and pre shrinking materials. The lingerie class displayed garments while Mrs Smith demonstrated tie making. The next meeting is Saturday afternoon April 7 and members planning talks should notify the County Extension Office.

Don Smith D and V Fabric Shop Washington County 4 - H Clothing Project Smith County Extension Office

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