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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1967

Page

7

Washington Manufacturing Co Saluted During Industry Week

Washington Manufacturing Co a payroll over 300000 annually employs about 50 people and supplies wire parts to Maytag Allis Chalmers Lawnboy International Harvester American Motors and Hotpoint. plant ships three million pounds of steel and other wires yearly with new factory built in 1965 praised for design.

Washington Manufacturing Co Washington Washington Manufacturing Chamber of Commerce Carris Manufacturing Co

People Living Longer Death Is Arriving Later

Brig Gen William J Glasgow died at 101 in El Paso. The piece notes rising life expectancy in the United States from 49.2 years in 1900 to 70.2 today, with breakdowns by white and non white, male and female. It lists leading causes of death, including heart disease, cancer, and accidents, and highlights tuberculosis decline.

Washington UPI William J. Glasgow el Paso Tex Pancho Villa Mexico Social Security Administration Henry Jenkins Thomas Parr United States U.S. Public Health Service

Kenny Stoutner Ninth Birthday Celebration at Keota

Kenny Stoutner celebrated his ninth birthday with a Sunday weiner roast and picnic at home, joined by relatives and friends from Iowa Falls Dysart Oskaloosa Davenport and St Louis. Several families visited, shared meals, and took photos, marking the birthday milestones and illness absence from school.

Keota Kenny Stoutner Glenn Stoutner Weiner Doug Flanders Iowa Falls Gene Ham William Miller Mary Lou Billy Dan Bennett Kenny Aubrey Lee Dysart Lee Walter Stoutner Genevieve Lyle Bob John Linda Iowa City

Guests of Stirlings and visitors from North Wales

North Wales visitors Mr and Mrs Ernest Jones of Aberdeby visited Mr and Mrs Tom Stirling in Ainsworth on Monday. They lived on the former Lawrence farm, sold to the Bartmans in 1962, and return to Wales often. Many local residents hosted or visited over the weekend including Frame, Peters, Kurtz, West, Rabenold, Knight, Owen, and others.

Keith Robbins Craig Jeff Oskaloosa Glen Quigley Leland Kracaw Glen Richardson Davenport Gary Kracaw Pearl Richardson Helen Wolfe Luella Little Richland Hazel Jenneman St. Louis Missouri Charlie Wheeling West Chester Larry Thrapp Cedar Rapids Carol Richardson Ainsworth Ernest Jones Aberdebey North Wales Tom Stirling Jones Lawrence Bartman’s Wales John Frame Jim Bill Frame Ames Cal Peters Cal Toledo Ainsworth School Boice Kurtz Moline Kenneth Ornduff Mae Spessard Sunny Haven Washington Kurtz's Kent Annandale Va Jay West Keokuk Milburn Spessard Don Rabenold Henry Osterloh Hecla S.D Osterloh Larry Knight Angela Gomer Owen Cotter Bill Owens Kenneth Arthur Wayne Williams Marian Owens Don Sands Ed Peiffer Duane White Mike Flynn Keota Ted Ackley

Vickie Young honored with two October showers

Vickie Young was feted at a misc bridal shower in Amana hosted by Mrs. Robert Miller with Olive Green and White decor. A second shower followed in Iowa City hosted by Mrs. Robert Stephens with gifts and games. The couple, Vickie Young and Pvt James Prybil, are set to wed October 7.

Ainsworth Vickie Young Robert Miller Amana Robert J. McFarland Don Rabenold Carl Prybil Riverside Miss Young Larry Knight Cedar Rapids Carl Prybil Jr

Reducing losses with pre conditioned feeder cattle

County Extension Director Jim Frier notes over two million feeder cattle enter towns yearly and suffer stress and shrink from handling shipment and weaning. Rest for 12 hours with water and hay followed by gradual concentrate feeding minimizes losses, while pre conditioned cattle resist stress better and shrink less.

Jim Frier Frier

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