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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1971
Page
7
A discussion of how tree growth rings reflect water and light competition. It explains how crowding reduces growth, how release from neighboring trees speeds growth, and how strategic thinning near pole size can triple growth rates while avoiding over thinning that harms timber quality.
Des Moines report on attorney general opinions states a person in actual physical control of a towed motor vehicle must have a driver's license. If a person guides a towed vehicle from the driver's seat, he is operating the vehicle and could be charged without a license. Separate opinions also address riding lawn mowers and traffic signal turns.
Richland Lions Club met in the evening at the Lions building with wives attending. A 7 pm meal was catered by Mr and Mrs Raymond Swartswel ter assisted by several, followed by a short meeting led by President Carroll Steinbeck. The nominating committee announced a new slate to be voted in at May and installed in June. outgoing officers listed. A broom sale report and an ecologist guest speaker noted. Next meeting set for May 27 with committee names listed.
The Friendly Circle Sunday school class of Richland Friends church will meet Saturday, May 1 at 8 p m for a social event. Visiting with Mrs Clella Letts Sunday afternoon were Mr and Mrs Harvey Coil of Fairfield, Mr and Mrs Jr Snyder and boys enjoyed Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Bonnie Snyder and Tammy Sunday at Keo Fugua The Boy Scouts will hold a camp out Saturday evening Bond Hill Park They are meet at Lions building at 30 m Saturday for a ride out to the bark Mrs Mary Morgan spent from Saturday throws Wednesday with her sister, Mrs Verl Ballerson of Pardo.
Iowa retailers urge lawmakers to set 18 percent as the maximum for revolving charge accounts, arguing current rates average 18 percent annual. Attorneys general action could force lower rates and restitution if class-action suits succeed, while estimates of credit costs and the cash-credit subsidy feature are debated.
The JayCee sponsored KHS Athletic Banquet will be held Friday May 7 to honor all Keota High School athletes from the past year. Former KHS Coach Howard Stutzman, who taught there 1937 to 1943, will be the speaker. Tickets are $3.50 and available from local vendors and the KHS office. Reverend David Reeves visits Keota May 2 with open houses and potluck events. A congregational meeting follows Sunday service. Keota FFA returns from Sioux City leadership conference with Governor Ray and other officials as speakers. Bob Romoser attends as a State FFA Chorus member.
Rubio Ladies Club met at Dickey's Prairie Home Cafe for a 12 30 luncheon. President Mrs. Cloyd Watson led a brief meeting as plans were made for a May 1 bridal shower at Rubio Community Building for Jill Maorer with Richland Ladies assisting.
A compact directory page lists lawyers at several firms with office addresses and phone numbers in Livingston and Morrison areas. It includes partner names Day Everett Meeker Bates Abstract Dept 112 South B. Morrison Morrison Lloyd 211 West West. Owen attorney 109 East Main. Stewart Shearer Ab stract Dept 225 West Main. Dr M L Tweeton 108 North Marion closed midweek. Dr J R Bissland chiropractor Kalona Iowa 656 2411. and Production Credit Association farm financing at 219 North Town Washington with Melvin Schneider as manager.
The document shows a bank report of condition with monetary figures such as 363,196.76 and 4,830,609.65 and 776,916.72, declaring the report true and correct to the best knowledge. It includes signatures from William H. Jones as cashier and Richard L. Weeks and the board of directors attesting to the accuracy after examination.
Richland page highlights include Clover Leaf Club meeting at Mrs. Merle Mathias with 11 members and Household Hints, Friday Night Bridge hosted by Mrs. Wilford Lock, and Woolson Mission Aid led by Mrs. Frank Lock with scripture roll call. W C T U met with Mrs. Hinshaw. Sam Ritchie attended a principal's convention in Cleveland. Mrs. Ritchie and Michelle visited relatives in Cleveland. Clay Club met with Mrs. Raymond Kephart. next text meeting set for April 28 with plans by Mrs. Clarence Wolcott.
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