Washington County 4‑H elects council at Saturday convention
Ten Washington County 4 H Council members will be elected at the annual Convention Saturday October 12 at 730 PM in the Washington High School auditorium. Old and new council members include Paul Anders Dennis Bond Carl Knupp Matthew Sojka Eddie Tinnes Stephanie Beliel Linda Peiffer Vicki Rae Paula Shaffer of Washington David Barnes Phil Guy Barb Frazer Brighton Mark Houseal Curtis Stutzman Julie Fisher Wellman.
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Washington County
Washington High School
Paul Anders
Dennis Bond
Carl Knupp
Matthew Sojka
Eddie Tinnes
Stephanie Beliel
Linda Peiffer
Vicki Rae
Paula Shaffer
Washington
David Barnes
Phil Guy
Barb Frazer
Brighton
Mark Houseal
Curtis Stutzman
Julie Fisher
Wellman
Sandy Lewis
Cheri Wheeler
Diane Jarrard
Harry Walker
Sanford Rugg
Matt Kiene
Lori Hotchkiss
Pete Temple
Eric Graber
Cindy Booth
Janet Spenner
Riverside
Kathryn Mineart
Martha Witthoft
Ed Whetstine
Pete Bell
Keota
Marion Timmins
West Chester
Burnett Smith
Immunize Children Clinic Set for Washington County
A second in a series of immunization clinics will run next Tuesday from 1 to 2 p.m. at the Wesley House in Washington. The October clinic, the fifth of six, targets children aged 2 months to 6 years for protection against diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus, polio and measles. Each dose costs 50 cents, with aid available for those unable to pay.
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Washington County
Wesley House
Washington
Festival Day in Wellman Planned for October Saturday
The Wellman Business Women's Club stages Festival Day on Saturday October 12 with a senior citizen handwork and hobby craft show 9 to 4 30 in the Stockett building an afternoon concert on Main Street by the Wellman Volunteer Band and clown entertainers with candy for children Local merchants add special attractions and the public is invited to join the festivities.
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Wellman
Business Women’s Club
Stockett
Pleasant Hill Homecoming Celebrates 138th Anniversary
Pleasant Hill Christian Church marks its 39th Annual Homecoming on Sunday October 13 with a theme You Shall Be Free Indeed. The day begins at 10 a.m. with Sunday School and 11 a.m. worship featuring Dan and Noreen Miller and Bill King from Waterloo. A basket dinner follows and at 2 p.m. the program resumes with more music and H L Witting presenting the church history. The church, organized in 1836 in the Richard Moore cabin, is the oldest active church of its denomination in the state, with the present building erected in 1866. Located 6 miles southeast of Washington.
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Pleasant Hill
Dan
Noreen Miller
Bill King
H. L. Witting
Richard Moore
Pleasant Hill Christian Church
Washington
Lake View Man Awarded 20000 in Alienation Suit
Robert Rodman received 20000 after a jury found that E P Kettering president of the Farmer's State Bank of Lake View wooed Rodman's wife Bonnie starting March 1 1971. Rodman sought 100000 claiming willful and malicious alienation of affection.
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Sac City
Iowa
UPI
Lake View
Robert Rodman
E. P. Kettering
Farmer’s State Bank of
Rodman
Kettering
Bonnie
Washington County Hospital mulls clinic on Wells Park
The hospital board renewed talks on selling or leasing land west of the Long Term Care Unit to build a doctor clinic amid physician shortages. Attorney Morrison noted the Wells trust may restrict park uses though the land is county held. Trustees weigh financing, public funds limits, and staff input as admittance trends warn of rising patient loads.
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Washington County Hospital
RE. Dunham Morrison
Morrison
Wells Park
Lown
William Perry Wells
Wells Trust
Norman Jensen
Jensen
Dick Ross
Ross
Stephen Viggers
Grant
Viggers
Des Moines
Iowa Hospital Association
Iowa Medical Society
Medicare
LTC
Wholesale price index shows barely rising in September
The government wholesale price index gained 0.1 percent in September, the smallest rise in a year, suggesting potential easing of consumer prices later. Foods edged down 0.3 percent, while farm products fell 1.9 percent, and industrial commodities rose 1 percent with gains in consumer durables including appliances and furniture.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Congress
Congressmen doubt Ford jobless plan in Congress
Lawmakers question Ford anti inflation relief for unemployed as Brennan testifies. The plan hinges on a 6 percent jobless trigger with 13 to 26 weeks of extended benefits and possible up to 5.25 billion in new funds if unemployment hits 7 percent, with a Dec 31 1975 termination.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Congress
Peter J. Brennan
House
Senate
Marvin L. Esch
Michigan
Dominick V. Daniels
New Jersey
Daniels
Brennan
Weather Update for Iowa Zone 13 Partly Cloudy Warm Tonight
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight in Iowa Zone 13 with lows in the low to mid 50s. South winds 10 to 20 mph. Friday remains partly cloudy and warmer with a 20 percent chance of afternoon thundershowers and highs in the low 80s.
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Iowa Zone
Kirkwood Plans Public Meeting on Washington County Courses
Kirkwood Community College schedules a public meeting in Washington on Tuesday October 15 at 7 30 p m in the board room of the school administrative center 404 West Main Street. The college seeks resident input on needed credit courses in arts and sciences and vocational fields.
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Kirkwood Community College
Washington
Washington County
West Main Street
Charles Blank
Kirkwood
Blank
North Sixth Avenue
Washington Area
Three selected for award in medicine
The 1974 Nobel Prize for Medicine is awarded to Christian de Duve George Emil Palade and Albert Claude for cancer research on cells. De Duve Palade and Claude have strong ties to the United States and major research institutions including Rockefeller University Yale University and the Jules Bordet Institute. A Kirkwood veterans affairs official will discuss GI bill benefits at a meeting.
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Stockholm
UPI
United States
Christian de Duve
Britain
Rockefeller University
Catholic University
Leuvien
Belgium
George Emil Palade
Romania
Blank
Kirkwood
Veterans Affairs Office
Stanley accuses Culver of cruel trick on Iowa's elderly
UPI report from Iowa City says David Stanley the Republican Senate candidate accuses John Culver of deceiving Iowans on fixed incomes. Stanley laments Culver’s spending and inflation impact while speaking at the Johnson County Committee for the Handicapped awards banquet.
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Iowa City
Iowa
UPI
David Stanley
U.S. Senate
John Culver
Johnson County
Culver
Stanley
School board schedule demolition sale and open house
The Washington school board planned demolition of the old administration building with one bid of 1433 dollars from a Des Moines contractor and completion by December 13. They also sold furnishings at the administration building and junior high, with bids from 1 to 26 dollars. open house for the new Main Street administration building set for October 23 from 3:30 to 9 p.m. The meeting covered music instruction requests, diamond improvement plans, and routine agenda items.
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Washington
Des Moines
Stan Soucek
Main Street
St. James
Doug Dunlap
Don Zwicki
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