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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1971

Page

7

West Chester Civic Club to plan centennial celebration

West Chester civic leaders from Merry Mixers Times of Coffee White Way Antioch and other groups met at United Methodist Church to discuss a centennial project and mailer to gauge support. A special April 6 meeting set to decide if the celebration proceeds. Easter Egg Hunt planned with Camp Fire Girls assistance.

West Chester Camp Fire Girls Bubbling Blue Birds St James School Washington Blue Birds England Donald Shelangoski Sallie Lynn Evigens Lynn Blue Bird Sallie Kathy Fisher Farm Bureau “Resource Management Des Moines County “Environmental Resources Larry Shalla R. Dean Luers Joe Jones J. Merrill Anderson Town Farm Bureau Richard Fisher Wom

Visit two Keota women at hospital

Keota story reports visits to patients in area hospitals. Ed Rebal and Julianna Waechter receive guests in Mercy and Washington County hospitals, with Waechter’s stay noted after a fall. Other visits include Mrs. Reed’s caller at Washington County Hospital and social calls among Keota County residents.

Paul Sievert Keota David Fladung Ed Rebal Mercy Hospital Town City Fladung Julianna Waechter Walter Reed Cletus Reed Washington County Hospital A. J. Fitz Simmons Lee Douglas Iowa City Douglas Carl Luers Amanda Spiess Elmer Schrader Keokuk County Hospital Sigourney Vincent Moroney Park Rapids Minn Eddie Gretter Cyril Osweiler Harold McConnell Bertha Dunbar Saner Nursin

Sigourney social notes and Lenten service announced

Dennis the Menace by Hank Ketcham and local visits fill weekend pages. Sigourney residents and guests travel to Las Vegas and share meals with families. A Lenten Service at Keota Christian Church with inter church choir and shared refreshments is planned for March 31 at 7 30 p m with several churches participating. Karla Osweiler of Cedar Rapids stayed with her parents over the weekend.

Farm Bureau England Judy Susan Rebecca Lees Dan Resehly Rob Stout Kathy Fisher Mid Prairie Kalona Wellman Brahms Richard Fisher Historical and Museum — Association Des Moines Methodist Church Webelos America Karl Parcel Wayne Mangold Jay Hough Tom Hobbs Sigourney Saturda Evelyn Wade Bertha Dunbar Kenny Brenneman Kawanis Clab Sigourney Las Vegas Robert Flynn Claire Greiner Linda Pulaska LeRoy. Musgrove Thornburg David Holland Jerome Horr Bud Horras Terry Horras Bill Mangold Vernon ‘Adam Keota Christian Church Keota Harper and Clear Creek Karla Osweiler Cedar Rapids Cyril ‘Osweiler

John C. Owen Attorney at 109 East Main Street

Professional directory entry for attorney John C. Owen located at 109 East Main Street with phone number 53-653. Includes sole listing and contact detail.

John C. Owen East Main Street Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main

Governor urges radiation control in Iowa to block waste dumping

Governor Robert D. Ray urged rapid action on a Iowa radiation control program to prevent Clow Corp of Streator Illinois from using Iowa as a nuclear waste dump. He warned about possible dumping into a coal mine near Town and feared underground water contamination while noting Iowa lacks controls. Senate committee had moved to create a radiation program and Ray planned to confer with AEC officials on the matter.

Des Moines UPT Robert D. Ray Iowa Illinois Hawkeye Ray Clow Corp Streator Towa Hinds Town Samuel J. Tuthill Senate Atomic Energy Commission Washington AEC

Propose hike in fishing licenses

Iowa lawmakers backed a plan to raise hunting and fishing license fees from 3 to 5 dollars annually. The House Recreation and Conservation Committee voted 12 to 3 to push the bill toward floor action, aiming to raise about 1 million dollars yearly for state wildlife programs.

Des Moines UPI Iowa House Recreation and Conservation Committee

Fish and Game Division Hikes Fees in State

The Conservation Commission committee chaired by Dale Tieden voted to raise basic license fees to cover higher labor costs for game wardens and division projects. They also increased the combination hunting fishing license to 3 and the trout stamp to 5 while noting costs tied to Saylorville dam operations. In Florence a whale blast shattered a car roof as a 42 foot California whale drifted apart, owner Walter Amenhofer saying his insurer won’t believe it.

Fish and Game Division The Conservation Commission Dale Tieden R - Elkader Saylorville Walter F. Amenhofer

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