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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1972

Page

2

Senior Center Showcases Trips and Plans for Spring Festival

The Washington Senior Citizens report two standout programs with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McCall sharing Holy Land and European slides. They note upcoming Iowa Art Festival participation, Governor's Conference on Aging, and a White Elephant Sale for the May 24–25 Spring Festival. The event aims to involve all seniors, with crafts, performances, and food sales. Eight will attend the art festival, and many plan to contribute works and items.

Glenn McCall McCalls Holy Land Dr. Elgin Washington Iowa Fort Des Moines Colthursts Hawaii Peter Koehler

Mayor Martin outlines city spending at Rotary meeting

Mayor Ralph Martin spoke to the Rotary Club about how taxpayer funds are used for new projects. He cited street lighting equipment, a new water tower and twelve inch mains, new street signs, and other major improvements. James Lynch discussed state tax reform as a guest speaker.

Ralph Martin Rotary Club Martin

Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples

Marriage licenses issued in the clerk of court's office include George Edward Schultz of Ainsworth and Patricia Ann Overstreet of Washington. Also listed are Charles Eugene McNarren and Linda Marie Weber of Keota and Dale Edwin Eatinger of Washington and Jacqualine Marie Perrin of Washington.

George Edward Schultz Ainsworth Patricia Ann Overstreet Washington Charles Eugene McNarren Keota Linda Marie Weber Dale Edwin Eatinger Jacqualine Marie Perrin

Paul Shearer to Speak on General Conference at Local Church

Washington attorney and Iowa Conference delegate Paul Shearer will report on the General Conference in Atlanta at two Washington Unite Methodist services on May 7. He serves as chairman of the jurisdictional episcopacy committee and sits on the inter jurisdictional placement and executive committees, with trusteeship at Evangelical Theological Seminary in Naperville. The services are at 8 and 10:30 a.m. Sunday.

Paul Shearer Washington Iowa United Methodist Church Atlanta Washington Unite Methodist Church Methodist General Conference The Evangelical Theological Seminary Naperville

Layman Waldt to Speak at United Presbyterian in Washington

Charles C Waldt Jr an associate field director with the Presbyterian Lay Committee will speak Sunday afternoon at the United Presbyterian church in Washington Sity. He will discuss the layman work in the church and invite ministers and laymen from other churches as well as the public.

Charles C. Waldt Jr United Presbyterian Church In Washington Waldt Presbyterian Lay Committee General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church of Ocean City N.J Christian Education Committee

Jepsen Denies Dropping Gubernatorial Bid

Iowa Lt. Gov. Roger Jepsen denied rumors he will quit the Republican primary for a federal appointment. He refused to comment on talks with federal officials to exit the race against Gov. Robert Ray.

Des Moines UPI Roger Jepsen Robert D. Ray

Busy week at UP Home with community events and visits

The UP Home hosted Presbyterial meetings, a May Fortnightly Club breakfast with Mrs. Nolin installed as president, and a Pekin High School choir concert. Other highlights included piano recitals, Evensong with Colby, Hawaii slides, and visits from relatives traveling from Ames, Des Moines, Denver, and Washington for weekends and gatherings.

Fairfield Nolin Wayne Zeck Burbank Calif Des Moines Washington Nellie Zeck Zeck

Week of May 8 School Lunch Menus by Districts

May 8 menus show weekly meals for Washington Highland Keota Waco Columbus Community and Mid Prairie districts. Items include pork sandwiches, fried chicken, lasagne, tacos, fish, pizza, meat loaf and various sides with milk across weekdays and multiple desserts.

Washington KEOTA WACO Columbus Community Mid-Prairie

Helicopters Employ Guided Missiles Against Tanks in Vietnam

UPI reports from Pleiku that U.S. helicopters now carry TOW missiles to counter North Vietnamese tanks. Two UH1 Hueys converted for missile use arrived at Camp Holloway as the war escalates with antitank weapons augmenting security forces.

Pleiku Vietnam U.S

Busy Bees 4H Club May Meeting Highlights

Annette and Barb Walker hosted the Busy Bees 4H Club with guest Vicki Walker. Members answered roll with a cooking mistake. Reports include car wash earnings of 65.50 for Larry Green Jazz Band trip to Switzerland. Talks covered minerals vitamins and groceries service. Demonstrations featured Macaroni and Cheese. Angie Secrest presided. Debbie Redlinger led recreation.

Annette Barb Walker Busy Bees Vicki Walker Bob Johnson Larry Green Switzerland Debbie Redlinger Debbie Johnson Annette Walker Angie Secrest

Beginners invited to Stewart Monday

Stewart School will hold open house Monday afternoon May 8 for children entering kindergarten. After visits in the kindergarten room, families tour the building and refreshments are served in the gymnasium where the film Tommy Goes To Kindergarten will run. Children with last names A through M attend 3:45 to 4:15. N through Z after 4:15.

Stewart School Tommy

Local News Notes on Veterans Auxiliary Conference and Residents

Mrs. Harry Ramseyer presides over the 7th region conference with members from Iowa Missouri North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Minnesota and Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs Francis Allbaugh relocate to Washington living above the State Theater where he works for Perfex. Jim Custer serves in the navy aboard the U S S Oklahoma in Vietnam. Dan Brindley attends the Iowa Land Title Convention in Dubuque. Capt and Mrs Edwin Gerot and Andy move from Williamsburg Virginia to Panama with the 206th Aviation Company stationed at Ft Clayton APO New York 09827. Mrs Gerot is Jo Ellen Morgan.

Harry Ramseyer Ladies Auxiliary Huron S.C Iowa Missouri North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Minnesota Wisconsin Francis Allbaugh Mt. Pleasant Washington Horak State Theater Allbaugh Perfex Betty Custer Bob Bode Jim Custer Navy U.S.S. Oklahoma Vietnam Edwin Gerot Andy Williamsburg Panama Gerot 206Th Aviation Company

Washington Eve Journal rate card and staff listing

Washington Eve Journal prints from 111 North Marion Avenue with daily editions Monday through Saturday excluding holidays. The paper lists staff including David Elder as president and editor, William Shannon as vice president and advertising director, and Leonard Llewellyn production superintendent. Rates: carrier Washington 50 cents weekly, other towns 40 cents weekly. mail Iowa $12 yearly, $6.50 half-year. Washington routes $15 yearly, $7.50 half-year. outside Iowa $14 yearly, $7.50 half-year.

North Marion Ave Washington Iowa Elder, Shannon & Co., Inc Washington, Iowa United Press International Inland Daily Press Assn Iowa Daily Press_Assn Iowa Press Assn Audit Bureau of Circulations David Elder William Shannon Eateens Morris Ector Robert Shaffer Leonard Llewellyn

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