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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1968

Page

2

Iowa State study envisions large scale retirement of marginal farms

Iowa State University economists outline a major shift in U.S. farm policy for the 1970s featuring long-term retirement of marginal farms to balance supply with demand. The plan could halve government control costs and ease a transition to a market system, with staged rollout over five years and retirement caps of 50 to 60 million acres.

Washington UPI Iowa State University U.S Nixon Iowa Leo V. Mayer Earl O. Heady Howard ©. Madsen Iowa State Center For Agricultural and Economic Development Mayer Heady Madsen

Memorial for Mrs Watson at Methodist church

Mrs Gordon Watson dies at University Hospital in Iowa City after four years illness. Memorial service set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at Washington United Methodist Church with Rev M O Smith in charge. Born July 6 1940 in Jefferson County, widow of Gordon Watson, mother of Paul Eric, survived by her mother, a brother and a sister. Gifts may be left at the church.

Gordon Watson University Hospital Iowa City Washington United Methodist Church Rev M. O. Smith Watson Jefferson County Leroy Chalupa Pleasant Plain High School Parsons College Paul Eric Dennis Chalupa Shirley Halvorsen Cedar Rapids

Rees Family Visit and Crawford Move

Mr and Mrs Ed Rees and Carol spent Sunday in Cedar Falls with the Rees daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Bob Michaelson Evan Rees and Mrs Margaret Thom as accompanied them for the visit Lt Duane E Crawford moved his wife and daughter Sandra to Centerville from Woodbridge Va His family will live there while Crawford is on his second tour in Viet Nam His address will be found in the service men s column

Ed Rees Carol Cedar Falls Rees Bob Michaelson Evan Rees Margaret Thomas Duane E. Crawford Sandra Centerville Woodbridge, Va Crawford Vietnam

Mrs. Leo Keifer of Kalona Dies at 71

Mrs. Leo Keifer 71 of Kalona died Saturday at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after a two week stay. A lifelong Kalona resident she married Leo Keifer May 30 1916. Survived by husband two sons Howard Kalona Eugene Iowa City a daughter June Iverson Des Moines nine grandchildren two sisters other relatives. Funeral services set for Holy Trinity Rich mond with burial Holy Trinity Cemetery. Prayer service tonight at Peterseim Funeral Home Kalona. Born Helen Agnes Welte October 14 1897 Richmond Iowa.

Kalona Leo Keifer Mercy Hospital Iowa City Holy Trinity Catholic Church Richmond Leroy Berthold Peterseim Funeal Holy Trinity Helen Agnes Welte Anthony Caroline Casper Welte Leo Jim) Keifer Howard Eugene June) Iverson Des Moines W.J. Keifer Washington Roy Kallaus Virginia Marie

Charles A. McCormick Dies in Muscatine at 93

Charles A. McCormick 93 formerly of Columbus City died Sunday November 10 at Hershey Convalescent Home Muscatine Funeral services set for Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Ralph H Wittich Funeral Home Muscatine burial in Columbus City cemetery He was born in Columbus City son of Thomas and ______ McCormick married Grace Brockway in 1901 She preceded him in death He leaves two sons three daughters 12 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.

Columbus Junction Charles A. McCormick Muscatine Columbus City Ralph H. Wittich McCormick Hershey Thomas McCormick Grace Brockway

Why two pairs of work shoes helps

A shoe salesman advised buying two pairs of work shoes and rotating them. Worn daily, shoes absorb sweat oils and salts, and overnight may not dry completely. Having a second pair to rotate allows the first pair to dry fully, lengthening their life and keeping feet drier, cooler, and more comfortable.

Winter Farm Management Program at Area Ten Begins

Area Ten Community College offers a special twelve week Winter Quarter Farm Management Program from 9 to 3 Monday through Thursday at the Cedar It location on Rockford Road SW. The course teaches Machine Repair, Record Keeping, Communication Skills and Nutrition and costs 90 dollars plus a 15 dollar registration fee. Enrollment requires a personal interview. certificate awarded and option to return winter session next year. Contact Admissions at 366-5323 for details.

Larry Statler Area Ten Community College Agriculture Department Statler Area Ten Area Ten Agricultural Education Rockford Road Cedar Rapids Office of Admissions Area Ten Community College

Funeral today for Mrs Besse Huber in Keota

Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. in the United Presbyterian Church Keota for Mrs Besse L Huber 81 who died Saturday in Maplewood Manor The Rev James A Beatty officiated with Powell Funeral Home in charge She was born September 11 1887 near Keota daughter of Frank and Mina Hagist Holmes She taught in rural schools and was a member of UP Church PEO Sisterhood and Kensington of the church Survivors include daughter Sara Marie Hogan of Davenport son E L Huber of Wellman a brother Claude Holmes of Keota ten grandchildren and one great grandchild She was preceded in death by her husband Everette Huber in 1945 and two sisters Bertha Herr and Edna McNurlen and a brother Clarence Holmes

Keota United Presbyterian Church Besse L. Huber Maplewood Manor James A. Beatty Powell Huber Frank Mina Hagist Holmes Oskaloosa UP Church PEO Sisterhood Kensington Everette Huber John J Sara Marie) Hogan Davenport E.L. Huber Wellman Claude Holmes Bertha Herr Edna McNurlen Clarence Holmes

Named to district council positions for 1969

Washington County 4-H members met at the Washington Junior High School on Saturday evening to elect new district council members. Perry Palmer presided, with Cathy Coon conducting roll call and reports. New officers were installed in a candlelight ceremony by Gary Murphy, as Rita Jones provided piano music.

Washington County Washington Perry Palmer Wellman Cathy Coon Becky Berdo Pete Weller Washington High School Judy Murphy Route Three Columbus Junction Cindy Statler Keota Nancy Vittetoe Mickey Wheelan Jean Wolf Tom Dawson Charles Miksch Bill Wagner Steve Schroeder Gary Murphy Rita Jones

Funeral Tuesday for Ben F Keller in Iowa City

Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Jones Funeral Home Washington for Benjamin Franklin Keller of Iowa City who died in an automobile accident near Lone Tree on Friday November 8 1968. He had worked as a maintenance employee at the University of Iowa four years. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Born December 8 1908 in Clinton Missouri he was the son of Charles Henry and Anna Mae Birt Keller. He married Ramona Viola Spencer April 8 1939. Surviving are brothers and sisters including John W. Keller Blairstown MO Wallace Clinton MO Emmett Marengo Delmar Chillicothe MO Charles Washington Mrs. Davey Mae Radford Denair CA Mrs. Goldie Ballard Wayland MO and Mrs. Hazel Jacobs Ainsworth IA and numerous nieces and nephews.

Jones Funeral Home Washington Benjamin Franklin Keller Iowa City Keller Lone Tree University of Iowa Richard Peterson Woodlawn Mr. Keller Iowa Avenue Clinton Charles Henry Anna Mae Birt Keller Missouri Ramona Viola Spencer John W. Keller Blairstown Wallace Emmett Marengo Delmar Chillicothe Charles Davey Mae) Radford Denair Calif Goldie Ballard Wayland Hazel Jacobs Ainsworth

Marine Lance Corporal Morrison in Vietnam Service

Marine Lance Corporal Steven A. Morrison, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Morrison of Washington Iowa, serves with the First Marine Aircraft Wing in Vietnam. The wing, air arm of the Third Marine Amphibious Force, has hundreds of aircraft and supports the First and Third Marine Divisions along with other U. S. and Allied forces.

Vietnam Steven A. Morrison James C. Morrison S. Seventh St Washington Iowa Marine Aircraft Wing Third Marine Amphibious Force South Vietnam First Third Marine U. S

Club activities entertain Mer ry Mixer Club members

Mrs Karl Parcell hosted thirteen members on Wednesday afternoon. Roll call asked how many relatives they'd have for Thanksgiving. The group voted $2 to UNICEF. Mrs Laurel Statler and Mrs Lloyd Phillips reported sending a Christmas box to Samuel Eckloff in Vietnam. Members displayed stuffed animals or gifts for a children's hospital. More items will be brought next meeting. Statler will host a salad luncheon in December with a $1 grab bag. Refreshments followed a social period.

Karl Parcell Merry Mixer Club Laurel Statler Lloyd Phillips Samuel Eckloff Vietnam Club Children’s Hospital

Service record note for 1st Lt. Duane E Crawford

1st Lt. Duane E. Crawford of the USMC 8rd Battalion 26th Marines, part of the 1st Marine Division, listed with FPO San Francisco California 96602. Official communication preserves his service unit and postal designation.

Duane E. Crawford USMC 26Th Marines FPO San Francisco Calif

Hospital Admits and Births Reported in Local Record

On the record Hospital Admitted Saturday Mrs Sarah Widmer Wayland medical Mrs Jennie Lauderman Richland medical Mrs Anna Ivorsky Brighton medical Yesterday James Peterson Washington medical Mrs Marie Woods Davenport medical Mrs Cecil Allen Columbus City medical Mrs Mary Houseal Washington medical Today Gaylen Bickford Washington medical J D Rab enold Ainsworth medical Births Yesterday Mr and Mrs Donald Burdette Jones Columbus Junction a daughter Dismissed Saturday Mrs Samemmering Washington Mrs Blanche Foster Washington Yesterday Mrs Orville Flory Washington Mrs David Kleese Washington Today Mrs Robert Albright Washington Mrs Ralph Sisco Crawfordsville Mrs Dwane Shalla Washington

Sarah Widmer Wayland Jennie Lauderman Richland Anna Ivorsky Brighton James Peterson Washington Marie Woods Davenport Cecil Allen Columbus City Mary Houseal Gaylen Bickford J. D. Rabenold Ainsworth Donald Burdette Jones Columbus Junction Sam Simmering Blanche Foster Orville Flory David Kleese Robert Albright Ralph Sisco Crawfordsville Dwane Shalla

Janet Wulf Pledges Alpha Sigma Alpha at Northeast Missouri

Janet Wulf daughter of Mrs Gladys Wulf pledged Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority at Northeast Missouri State College Kirksville during pledging ceremonies held Monday after weeks of sorority rush activities.

Janet Wulf Gladys Wulf Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority Northeast Missouri State College Kirksville

Bill Boyd Honored At West Chester Birthday Party

Bill Boyd son of Mr and Mrs Jim Boyd of West Chester celebrated his eighth birthday with a party Saturday at his parents home. Second grade classmates attended and a football field themed cake inspired games and prizes. Guests included Andy Mc Call Roger Bush Leo House Bill Redlinger Phil Zielstorf James Deal Robb Schultz and Bill.

Bill Boyd Jim Boyd West Chester Bill Andy McCall Roger Bush Leo House Bill Redlinger Phil Zielstorf James Deal Robb Schultz

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