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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1975

Page

2

Iowa House Passes Tax Plan and Education Budget Bill

The Iowa House advanced House File 764 setting the state income tax at 20 percent of federal tax and keeping revenue steady. The vote was 61 to 37. The bill includes a 2 percent minimum tax and non taxation of federal rebates. Senate File 18 on motor vehicle accident reporting passed earlier, with a 6 to 21 vote. House also approved HLF 864, an education appropriation moving to 196,220,081 dollars with an 80 to 2 vote, consolidating major education agencies and reducing Governor’s recommended spending. The author notes personal support and invites contact.

General Assembly Iowa House House Senate Iowa Board of Regent's Department of Public Instruction Commission On Higher Education College of Osteopathic Medicine Appropriations Committee

Washington Evening Tour Washington Laws 5059 1975 Ad Rates

The Washington Evening tour Washington publishes details in May 1975. Subscription and advertising rates are listed for local carrier and mail delivery in Iowa and surrounding areas. Names include David Elder as president editor and business manager and William Shannon as vice president and advertising director.

Whington Washington Laws North Marion Ave Iowa Eider, Shannon Co, Inc United Press International Inland Daily Press Assn Towa Daily Press Assn Iowa Press Assn Audit Bureau of Circulations David Elder William Shannon Charles Morris Robert Luther Leonard Llewellyn Iown Lowa

Mid-Prairie students earn exhibit honors at UNI expo

Twelve Mid-Prairie students entered seven projects at the 1975 Iowa Industrial Education Exposition in Cedar Falls on May 10. Ten awards were earned including three blue first place ribbons won by Ken Adam Matt Bash and Scott Semler of Wellman, with other red and white ribbons going to competitors from Kalona Iowa City and Wellman for projects such as a go cart revolving book shelf tilt bed trailer rifle scabbard crossbows model house and more.

Wellman UNI Cedar Falls Ken Adam Matt Bash Scott Semler Larry Graper Kalona Eric Yoder Iowa City John Gent Robert Young Rusty Miller Tom Shalla Wesley Schumann

Six day Outspokin bike hike planned for southeast Iowa

A six day Outspokin bike hike for young people starts June 5 at East Union Mennonite Church and ends June 11. The roughly 250 mile route along southeast Iowa and the Mississippi River includes rest stops and campfire evenings. Ten speed bikes are provided and sponsors include Mennonite Board of Missions. Interested persons contact Lonnie or Denny Yoder, Route 2 Wellman Iowa 52356.

Iowa East Union Mennonite Church Iown Mississippi River Mennonite Board of Missions Elkhart Indiana Lonnie Denny Yoder Wellman Lowa

Social Calendar Highlights Weekend Activities

A busy social calendar lists events across community groups. Saturday shirts and skirts square dance at Ainsworth School Gym with Ron Rominger as caller, plus a Saturday camp fire and Bluebird fly-up at Stewart School. Various clubs host meetings, luncheons, potlucks, and sales through Monday to Wednesday, featuring honors, salad suppers, weigh-ins, plant sales, and youth activities.

Ainsworth School Ron Rominger Stewart School

Stork Gazette birth and fire warning items

Stork Gazette lists newborns Trina Marie Miller Brian John Burrough Chad Michael Renoux Robert Keith Schenk Russell Wayne Ballard and Travis Lee Lorence with parental names and addresses. A fire deaths and causes notice notes nearly 12 thousand American deaths yearly and common fire sources and faulty equipment contributing to fires.

Trina Marie Miller Glen Amos Miller North Main Wapello Brian John Burrough Franklin Delano Burrough Columbus Junction Chad Michael Renoux Victor Renoux Washington Robert Keith Schenk Richard Schenk South 2Nd Russell Wayne Ballard Wayne Ballard Lynn Hollow Trailer Court W. Travis Lee Lorence James Edward Lorence South Third

Bluebirds Host Mothers Tea at United Methodist Church

Lincoln School third grade Bluebirds hosted a Mother’s Tea for their mothers and fathers at the United Methodist Church from 4 to 5 pm. The girls baked refreshments, demonstrated Bluebird meeting opening and closing, and gave guests a handmade gift. Special guest Mrs. Robert Sherman, president of Camp Fireboard, attended with daughter Jean. Bluebird leaders are Mrs. Lam Messer, Mrs. John Kennedy, and Mrs. Larry Fulton.

Lincoln School United Methodist

UMW Mother-Daughter Dessert at Washington Church

United Methodist Women of Washington hosted their annual mother-daughter dessert Friday evening with Don Pearl leading the event. The Hi-Fi's from the high school provided entertainment as Mrs. Marsh Atkinson gave the invocation and Mrs. Fred Pfeifer led devotions.

United Methodist Women of Washington Don Pearl Marsh Atkinson Fred Pfeifer Maurice Crawford David Norman Russell Davison Don Pencil

Republicans Meet in Washington on May 2 at 8 PM

The Washington County Republican Central Committee will convene Thursday May 2 at 8 p.m. in the new school administration building at 404 West Main Street. The public is invited to attend.

Washington County Republican Central Committee West Main Street Church of God Area Meeting of Churches of God Washington Church East Jefferson Street

Senior Center Activity Report at May Health Check and Social

Senior Center nurses Mrs Mildred Lee and Mrs Rita Sojka arrived midweek for blood pressure checks with many good reports. The Social Hour featured cards and games. A few attendees learned they needed follow up. A May 21 potluck plans catered dinners and entertainment by Mrs Clausen. Craft group created ornaments baskets and pins and plans to finish a mushroom lesson project next week.

Mildred Lee Rita Sojka Senior Center

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