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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1973

Page

10

Hearing on Iowa plan to curb utility advertising

Public hearing in Des Moines on proposed Iowa Commerce Commission rules to stop utilities from passing ad costs to customers. ISPIRG and CUREback supporters say ads waste energy and mislead, while Iowa Press Association argues ads aid communication and community ties.

DES Moines UPI Iowa Commerce Commission Iowa Student Public Interest Research Group Ispirg Citizens United For Responsible Energy CURE Iowa Press Association Iowa Daily Press Association IDPA Herbert Tschudy Council Bluffs Richard Gross Washington Evening Journal David Elder Iowa Skip Laitner Ispirg Environmental Laitner Jane Magers The Commerce Commission Utility Commission Interstate Power Iowa Electric Light and Power Iowa - Illinois Gas and Electric Iowa Power and Light Iowa Public Services Iowa Southern Utilities

School board weighs coaching change and math program update

The board discussed replacing football coach and PE teacher Davis after a Nov 16 meeting, with possible reassignment and future action expected to take months. A junior high math update proposed summer offerings, improved communications, and staffing, plus bids for buses and an overnight jazz trip. OSH Act discussion was tabled.

Schlapkohl Davis Gerry Schmidt Phil Busley Cindy Schmidt Zwicki Des Moines

Albert Creech Dies in Rogers Arkansas at 95

Albert Creech 95 died unexpectedly Wednesday November 28 1973 in a Rogers Arkansas nursing home. He was brother to Mrs John Beenblossom of Washington and survived by another sister Mrs Ida Baldwin and brother James Creech of Rogers. Also surviving are six sons and four daughters. His wife died December 25 1966. Funeral service scheduled Friday in Rogers.

Albert Creech Rogers Arkansas Creech John Beenblossom Washington Ida Baldwin James Creech

Rites at Richland for Cecil Bales

Funeral services for Cecil Marie Bales are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Richland Friends Church with Rev. Kenneth Pitts officiating. Burial will follow in Richland Friends Cemetery. Mrs. Bales, born April 10, 1901, in Valley, Washington County, died November 28, 1973, in Ottumwa hospital after heart treatment. Survived by two sisters, Mrs. Grant Wimpsett and Mrs. Mattie Collett, plus many nieces and nephews. Three sisters preceded her in death.

Richland Cecil Marie Bales Richland Friends Church Kenneth Pitts Richland Friends Cemetery Miss Bales Ottumwa Hospital Valley Washington County Levi Annie Barker Bales

Belle Garrett of Letts Dies at Home

Belle Garrett of rural Letts died at her home early this morning. The funeral will be Saturday at 2 p.m. in the United Methodist Church at Letts with Rev. Gordon Elrick officiating. Burial will be in Letts Cemetery. Visitation at Stacy-Lewis Funeral Home after 10 a.m. Friday. She was born December 6, 1881, daughter of James and Caroline Turkington. A longtime member of the United Methodist Church and 4-H first Louisa County chairman, she attended Monmouth College and was a charter Philathea Class member, 70 year Eastern Star member, and officer in the Past Matrons. She is survived by a niece, Laura Barnes Russell of Omaha, and three grandchildren.

Columbus Junction Belle Garrett Letts United Methodist Church Gordon Elrick Stacy-Lewis Miss Garrett James Caroline Griffin Turkington Louisa County Monmouth College Philathea Eastern Star Orval Corita McCormac Joe Williams Laura Barnes Russell Omaha

Voyageur 1700 camper and water cruiser shown here

Perdock Inc of Washington will display the Voyageur 1700 a new 18 ft camper boat combo with a 130 hp engine and four sleeping spaces. The vehicle features a key controlled hard top that lowers for towing or opens for headroom. Built by Pleasure Industries Fort Dodge Iowa common stock offered locally by R Wayne Owens.

Perdock Inc Washington Fort Dodge Iowa R. Wayne Owens

Mings Exhibit at Iowa Wesleyan Aims at Steam Theme

Freshman Jacque Mings of Iowa Wesleyan College contributed a design class piece to a college gallery show titled The Theme Steam. The exhibit runs through December 19 and features thirty works by Mt Pleasant elementary students alongside college art.

Jacque Mings Iowa Wesleyan College Mount Pleasant College Art Gallery Mt. Pleasant Iowa Wesleyan IWC Pleasant Jack L. Mings Washington

Vincent Named Associate Editor at Successful Farming

Gary L. Vincent, son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Vincent of Keota, was named associate editor swine for Successful Farming in Des Moines. He joined the magazine in 1972 after working as promotion coordinator for the Iowa Development Commission and as a political reporter for KANT-TV. He is a 1969 ISU graduate with a BS in agricultural communications and attended Keota High School. He lives in Pleasant Hill with wife Rosemary and two sons.

Gary L. Vincent Robert L. Vincent Keota Successful Farming Des Moines Meredith Corporation Vincent Agriculture Division Iowa Development Commission Kant-Tv Iowa State University Ames Keota Community High School Pleasant Hill Rosemary

Auditor Lloyd Smith to Speak at Local Churches

State Auditor Lloyd R. Smith, noted Iowa layman, will deliver messages at Trinity Methodist Church Riverside at 9 a.m. and South Sharon Church at 10 a.m. Sunday December 2. He will discuss Iowa’s moral and financial problems and urge public attention. Pastor Sam Bowser invites everyone to attend.

Lloyd R. Smith Iowa Trinity Methodist Church Riverside South Sharon Smith Sam Bowser

Livestock Market Reports From Joliet and Des Moines

Markets report cattle and hog prices in Joliet Illinois and Des Moines Iowa with varying weights and classifications. Hog prices show declines for some grades while trade slows and demand remains steady with sizable receipts projected and actuals noted for recent days.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Minnesota

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