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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1971

Page

2

Iowa Tax Reform Rally Seeks Property Tax Relief at Statehouse

About 250 Iowa taxpayers marched on the Des Moines Statehouse to press for tax reform aimed at property tax relief. The event drew lawmakers from both parties, with groups including farmers and seniors urging an ability-to-pay based system and rejecting a sales tax hike.

Des Moines UPI Robert D. Ray Iowa Statehouse Iowa Tax Reform Action Coalition Des Moines Ymca Boston John Tapscott D - Des Moines Minnette Doderer D - Iawn City

Record of dismissals and medical mentions across states

Yesterday records show Mrs Harold Blodgett Washington surgical Mrs Ruby Wolf Washington medical Mrs Russell Williams Washington medical Mrs Shelby Robinson Iowa City medical Dismissed Today Mrs Leland Sieren and son Harper Kentucky joined the Union June 1 1792

Harold Blodgett Washington, Surgical Ruby Wolf Washington, Medical Russell Williams Washington Shelby Robinson Iowa City Mrs Leland Sieren

Burr Oak Women’s Club St Patrick Day Meeting Recap

Mrs Sylvester Sobaski hosted the Burr Oak Women’s Club for St Patrick Day activities. Members kissed the blarney stone shared blarney, wore green outfits and listened to St Patrick facts. Genevieve Fritz and Darlene Widmer won prizes. Winnie Kurtz received a gift for portraying St Patrick. April meeting set at Helen Peiffer’s Washington home.

Sylvester Sobaski Burr Oak Women’s Club St. Patrick’s Day St. Patrick Genevieve Fritz Darlene Widmer Emerald Isle Winnie Kurtz Lori Lisa Fritz Gertrude Ragan Helen Peiffer Washington

Mina Paulsgrove Dies at 78 in Ottumwa

Mrs. Mina M. Paulsgrove 78 of Ainsworth died unexpectedly Tuesday March 23 at her daughter’s home in Ottumwa. Funeral services are pending. She was born June 25 1892 in Truxton Missouri and married Homer Paulsgrove in 1912. Survivors include daughter Nellie McClellan of Ottumwa and son John H. Paulsgrove of Camp Verde Arizona.

Mina M. Paulsgrove Ainsworth Ottumwa Mrs. Paulsgrove Truxton, Mo Charles Ruth Green Clark Truxton Homer Paulsgrove Crawfordsville Paulsgrove Methodist Church Woman’s Society of Christian Service Walter Nellie) McClellan John H. Paulsgrove Camp Verde, Ariz

Mid-Prairie votes down relocation classroom proposal

Residents of the Mid-Prairie School district rejected a plan to spend about 56000 from the school house fund to buy relocatable classrooms for Kalona Elementary. Final totals show 430 in favor and 343 against, short by just over four percent of the required 60 percent.

Mid - Prairie Kalona

Sinatra to retire from show business in surprise move

Frank Sinatra announced he is quitting show business to write and teach. The 55 year old said he plans more time with family and friends and may write a book. He will perform once more at the Motion Picture Relief Fund Benefit on June 13 in Los Angeles.

Palm Springs Calif UPI Frank Sinatra Sinatra Warner Bros Motion Picture Relief Fund Los Angeles Music Center

Simmering Couple Welcomes Son Michael Carl

Mrs. Richard Chorpening remains hospitalized in University Hospitals Iowa City after a fall from a horse. Mr and Mrs Ron Simmering of 2323 18th Street Betendorf welcome a son Michael Carl born Tuesday March 23 weighing 6 pounds 3% ounces. A sister named Melissa and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Don Simmering of rural Washington are listed.

Richard Chorpening University Hospitals Iowa City Ron Simmering 18Th Street Bettendorf Michael Carl Melissa Don Simmering Washington

Club weigh-in and officers note changes and tours

Wash-Away Club met with 31 members posting an 18 percent net loss. Virginia Koehler crowned queen, losing five pounds. Newly installed officers include Marlys Dusenbery leader Mary Yoder co leader Leslie Staubaugh secretary Darlene Shaffer treasurer with Colleen Patterson as weight recorder. Next meeting in April at 7 pm with weigh in and a Shelley Lynn Salon tour. Eight of Nineteenth Century Club met for luncheon at Captain's Table then gathered at Mrs. Ralph Bauer’s home. Mrs. Leo Hoover led business, Helen Wilson reviewed To Purge This Land With Blood about John Brown. Previous meeting featured Uncle Sam's Camels. Family Living I group met at Mrs. Phillip Kneen’s home. Mrs. Robert Holmes led business with 14 attending. Readings included Educational Value of an Untidy Home and A Hush Over the Land Spring Is Coming. May 4 breakfast noted. Milo Steele Jr. named improvement chairman. next month change of meeting place and plans to visit Mrs. Schlatter's antiques.

Virginia Koehler Marlys Dusenbery Mary Yoder Leslie Staubaugh Darlene Shaffer Colleen Patterson Nineteenth Century Club Ralph Bauer Leo Hoover Helen Wilson Stephen Oates John Brown Frank B. Miller Hoover Lewis Lesley United States Phillip Kneen Paul Stebelton Leonard Llewellyn Robert Holmes Llewellyn Milo Steele Jr Truman Tuttle Don Bealer Schlatter

Grass fire on North Second Avenue prompts fire crew response

Firemen answered a Wednesday evening alarm to extinguish a grass fire near the railroad underpass on North Second Avenue. Funeral services for Eva M. Huckins were held March 23 at 2 p.m. at Alice United Methodist Church Center Point Iowa with Rev. Richard Ludden officiating. Burial followed in Springville Cemetery. Sherman-Eden Funeral Home handled arrangements.

Washington North Second Avenue Huckins Eva M. Huckins Alice United Methodist Church Center Point Richard Ludden William Bull Donald Wisehart Vernon Kirk Lee Stewart Ted Kemper George Kirk Lloyd Strachen Springville Sherman - Eden Funeral Home

Richland veteran Grover A. Johnson dies at 83

Grover A. Johnson 83 of Richland retired mail carrier and World War I veteran died Tuesday evening March 23 at Jefferson County Hospital Fairfield after a stroke. Funeral arrangements are pending at Gould Funeral Home Richland. Born July 5 1888 at Brighton he married Pauline Failyer February 20 1924 in Richland. Survivors include his wife three sons Alfred Robert Roy a daughter Glenn Havener ten grandchildren two great grandchildren one sister and several relatives. Preceded in death by one son and three brothers.

Richland Grover A. Johnson Jefferson County Hospital Fairfield Mr. Johnson Brighton Charles and Adella Dunbar Johnson Pauline Failyer Alfred Globe, Ariz Robert Lockport, Ill Roy Glenn Havener West Des Moines Orba Black Edgerton, MO

Social Calendar of Community Meetings and Clubs

All notices are printed three days before first publication with potions due by 10 a.m. on publication day. The schedule lists Wednesday and Thursday events including Child Study, Mrs Dean Knight, ISU meetings, craft sessions, independent and creative living clubs, knitting, cooking, sewing and missionary talks with locations and hosts such as Mrs George Kerr, Mrs James Schmidt, Merle Bates, Mrs Arthur Duensing, Mrs Maurice Crawford and John Abuhl.

Dean Knight CWF Women of Moose ISU Family Living George Kerr Creative Living James Schmidt William Holden Independent Robert Wiley Fleur de Lis Bill Foster Pansy Hills Club Myrtle Neiswanger H. H. Club Merle Bates LBC Club Arthur Duensing Prairie Flower Missionary Society Maurice Crawford John Abuhl WCTU Elizabeth McClung

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