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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1973

Page

8

Scouts Weathered Rain On Maquoketa River Canoe Trip

Thirty Scouts and Scouters from Troop 242 undertook a two day trek on the Maquoketa River near Monticello despite forecasts of heavy rain. They launched Saturday afternoon, camped at Picture Rock State Park, faced gusty winds and renewed rains, and ended just ten miles from the river’s end after a four hour bluff ride and a challenging return on Sunday morning.

Maquoketa River Monticello Highway 151 Picture Rock Abbe Mill Picture Rock State Park Phil Garton Star Scout Dick Waltman Darrell Bandy Dale Bruegge Dan Goedken Mel Letcher Mike Hermann Lou Pailliotet Dean Jeffries

Plan State 4-H conference will seek delegates

Washington County 4-H members are urged to apply as delegates to the State 4-H Conference in Ames June 12 to 15. About 1,000 Iowa youth attend. Delegates choose from nine interest groups and will vote for four state officers. Washington County’s Jane Shearer is among sixteen candidates.

Washington County Ames Juliason Iowa Jane Shearer Washington Tion

William Tweeten Becomes Red Cross VA Hospital Rep

Ten years ago William Tweeten assumed duties as the Washington County Red Cross VA Hospital representative during a meeting held in Iowa City on a Tuesday.

William Tweeten Washington County Red Cross VA Hospital Iowa City

Des Moines Hog Market Sees Active Trade and Steady to Higher Butchers

Markets report Interior Iowa and Southern Minnesota hog trades with active demand. Butchers steady to 30 cents higher across weight classes, with sow prices listed from 31.25 to 37.50 per hundredweight and today’s estimate at 70,000 head. Grain futures in Chicago show wheat and soybeans much lower while corn declines midmorning, with various contracts down several cents or more.

Livestock Des Moines UPI Iowa - Southern Minnesota Grain Chicago Board of Trade

Veterans Administration van to visit Washington on Friday

The VA mobile information unit will park at City Hall from 10 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. on June 1 to counsel Washington County veterans on education home loans medical benefits employment training and apprenticeships. The van serves Vietnam veterans and all veterans widows and potential employers and includes two counselors and a State Employment Commission rep.

Veterans Administration Washington Iowa Washington County City Hall Donald E. Johnson Jay Rush Veterans State Employment Commission Rush Johnson West Branch National Assistance For Veterans

Death Notice of Elsie Mae Graber of Wayland 1898 1973

Elsie Mae Graber 74 of Wayland died suddenly about 4 am Thursday May 31 1973. Funeral services with Beatty Jennings Funeral Chapel Wayland pending with burial in North Hill Cemetery. She was born June 9 1898 in Wayland daughter of Henry and Anna Wenger married Henry Graber May 8 1919. Survived by husband two daughters Ina Mae Huffer Ames Dorothy Tidwell Ridge Crest Calif a son Warren Mt Pleasant a brother Alvin Wenger Mt Pleasant seven grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents and a brother.

Wayland Elsie Mae Graber Beatty Jennings Parkview North Hill Graber Henry Anna Freyenberger Wenger Henry Graber Sugar Cr Mennonite Church Orion Ina Mae) Huffer Ames Ben Dorothy) Tidwell Ridge Crest Calif Warren Mt Pleasant Alvin Wenger

Gardner builds square wave generator at Iowa university

Steve Gardner a University of Iowa electrical engineering senior, produced a voltage controlled square wave generator for his senior project. He explained the physical forces behind the phenomenon in a scientific presentation. Assisting with design and construction was Professor Karl E. Lonngren.

University of Iowa Steve Gardner Donald D. Gardner R.R. 2 Washington Karl E. Lonngren

Public Auction After Inventory At Store Recae Washington

A public auction is set for the store furniture and fixtures of the xX Company following an inventory. The sale is scheduled at 4 p.m. at the store location with Washington State Bank named as transferee in the proceedings.

Xx Company P.m Washington State Bank

Jolie stock cattle sales fail to establish market

Cattle sales at Jolie yield insufficient data to set a stock market. Hogs numbered 900 with prices steady to 25 lower. No 1-2 grade cattle 200-230 lb bring 38.50 to 38.75. No 1.3 200-250 lb fetch 37.50 to 38.50. 1270 lb hogs range 36.50 to 37.50. Friday estimates list 900 cattle and 900 hogs.

Jolie

Highland events cover June activities at Highland high school

June schedule lists baseball games with Morning Sun and Wapello, a public hearing on the Ainsworth elementary project at Highland high school, and the bid opening for the same project. Superintendent Gustafson notes campus changes including relocated offices, Riverside kindergarten plans, and staff moves with Danny Ray hired as boys PE and assistant football and wrestling coach and girls track coach.

Ainsworth Highland High School Morning Sun Wapello Here R.D. Gustafson Danny Ray Marshalltown Iowa Ray Riverside Mid-Prairie Larry Grecian

Appalachia group seeks materials for Kentucky trip

The United Methodist Church Appalachia Work Project group will return to southeastern Kentucky for a week of rebuilding foundations roofs windows and painting. About 10 adults and 20 youths depart Washington July 7, planning to carry paint and lumber and to collect items such as 2 by 4s 2 by 6s 2 by 8s flooring rolled roofing asbestos shingles siding interior and exterior latex paint nails sheet rock or plywood. Call 653-5446 or bring items to 206 W 2nd St.

Ihe The United Methodist Church W. 2Nd Street

Death of Henry Mineart 85 of rural Washington

Henry Mineart 85, of rural Washington, died unexpectedly May 23, 1973 while on business in Washington. A retired farmer and carpenter, he lived in Pleasant Plain area since 1918. Funeral Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at St. Joseph Catholic Church East Pleasant Plain, burial at St. Joseph Cemetery. Gould Funeral Home Brighton in charge. Prayer service Friday 8:15 p.m. at funeral home with Knights of Columbus rosary. Born April 27, 1888 in Kansas to Christian and Christina Mineart. Married Carrie Lamansky Jan 18, 1910 at St. Joseph Church. Survived by widow, eight sons, three daughters, 50 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren, four sisters.

Henry Mineart Washington St. Joseph Catholic Church East Pleasant Plain Jonathan C. Simmons St. Joseph Gould Funeral Home Brighton Knights of Columbus Mr. Mineart Kansas Christian Christina Pohren Mineart Carrie Grace Lamansky St. Joseph’s Church St Joseph Church Knights of Columbus of Washington KC Fourth Harper Pleasant Plain Raymond Mineart Falls Church LeRoy Harold Maynard Kennewick Wash Curtis Washington David Norwalk Maurice Annandale Sylvester Fairfield Christine McClintic Richland Margaret Anderson Evelyn Gevock

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