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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1967

Page

3

Washington social page lists many club events this week

Calendar notes a long list of club meetings and social activities from the County Nurses Association speaking on RH Factor to YWCA potluck trips and regular afternoon gatherings at various venues. Ainsworth hosts a bridal shower for Gretchen Miksch, with details of guests, décor and plans for the June wedding to Douglas Denton.

County Nurses Association Nurses Home Charles White Iowa City Ainsworth Charles Rademaker Ann Gretchen Miksch Gretchen Robert Miksch Grace Hill C. L. Denton Pamela James Miksch Davenport Cheryl Pfeifer Douglas Denton Grace Hill Church

LeRoy Pratt to Speak at Fortnightly Club Breakfast

Des Moines consultant LeRoy Pratt, long known for Iowa wildflower photo collections, will address the Fortnightly Club at the Captain's Table on Thursday May 4 at 9 a.m. Mrs Leslie Dunlap oversees a free nursery arrangement.

Don Orr HBO Club Dave Erwin St. Paul Women Fellowship FOE Hall YMCA Friendly Circle Club Wilbur Wright Bulb Exchange LeRoy Pratt Des Moines Leslie Dunlap

Local visitors gather at Mrs. Lamb’s for Sunday Social

Local families including Mr and Mrs Harold Brooks and Jannetta of Albia Mrs Pearl Thompson of Ottumwa and the Ced ar Rapids Brooks group visited Mrs Mae Lamb. Harold Brooks shared slides from son Michael stationed in Vietnam. The Junior Buck family of Ainsworth called Monday. Maurice and Debbie Putman and Mr and Mrs Michael Putman of Midland Michigan stayed with Maurice’s mother Mrs Ralph Hesseltine. They planned to travel to Tempe Arizona where Mrs Putman wintered and their son John attends college. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Howard Coakley Mr and Mrs Wilson Putman and Mr and Mrs Claude Goldsmith and family from What Cheer.

Harold Brooks Jannetta Albia Pearl Thompson Ottumwa Henry Brooks Scott Cedar Rapids Mae Lamb Michael Brooks Vietnam Maurice Putman Debbie Michael Putman Midland Mich Maurice Ralph Hesseltine Hesseltine Tempe Ariz Putman John Howard Coakley Wilson Putman Claude Goldsmith

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed

On the record Admitted Yesterday Mrs. Katherine OBeirn Ainsworth medical Dale Boetzinger Keota medical Mrs Elmer McArtor Crawfordsville surgical Today Donald Tisor Washington medical Dismissed Today Mrs Walter Heyde Brighton Mrs Clyde Courtney Washington

Katherine O’beirn Ainsworth Dale Boetzinger Keota Elmer McArtor Crawfordsville Surgical Donald Tisor Washington Walter Heyde Brighton Clyde Courtney

Milk shortage grips Chicago area as milk deliveries halted

In Chicago the Dean Foods Co and Local 753 drivers lockout froze fresh milk supply, prompting one to a customer limits and long trips for substitutes. About four million residents faced shortages as 50 dairies joined the lockout, while union officials seek court damages and NLRB action amid a dispute over weekly deliveries.

Chicago UPI Dean Foods Co Dean

Markets Livestock Chicago UPI Hog and cattle price report

Markets report from Chicago shows hogs 4,000 head up 25 to 50 cents with various weight ranges listed. No 1-2 200-225 lb at 20.00 to 20.50, 230-250 lb at 18.50 to 19.25, and 300-350 lb at 16.75 to 17.25. Cattle 1,000 head, calves not shown. slaughter steers steady to 25 higher with prices 24.00 to 25.00 for 950-1350 lb, 23.50 to 24.25 for 900-1300 lb, and 22.00 to 23.50 for lower grades. slaughter heifers 23.00 to 24.10, with 22.50 to 23.00 for mixed grades, and cows running lower.

Chicago UPI

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