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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1973

Page

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Lincoln Elementary Open House Planned

Lincoln Elementary School in Washington will host an open house on Tuesday evening October 16 from 7 to 9 p.m. Visitors can tour classrooms and view gym displays on physical education and music. art and library rooms will be open for questions and discussions. Principal Gary Murphy invites all community members and families to attend.

Lincoln Washington Stewart Gary Murphy

Open house at Washington Junior High Monday

The Washington Junior High will host an open house Monday at 6 30 p m in the gym. The event features the Sign sat Ensemble first appearance with a jazz focused program and 10 of 22 band members spotlighted. Parents may tour classrooms after the musical program.

Washington Men's Liberation Ray Garton Roger Chalupa Bill Whittenberg Jenny Harris Pam Jones Brenda Palmer Laurel Griffin

Partly Cloudy Skies With Cooler Temperatures Today

Partly cloudy this afternoon with cooler conditions and highs in the upper 60s. Tonight will be cloudy and cool with lows in the mid to upper 40s. Saturday shows sunshine with little temperature change and highs in the mid to upper 60s. Winds from the south are under 15 mph this afternoon and tonight.

Frey’s General Store Closes Ending Noble Era

The Frey family liquidates Noble’s longtime general store after 57 years of family ownership. Vernon Frey laments dwindling local support as the building faces an uncertain future. The late 1800s establishment served groceries, feed, coal, lumber, post office duties, and social center functions for Noble and area farms.

Marty CheBunar Noble Frey's Noble Vernon Frey Frey Wayland Joe A Grandpa Joe

Farmers fear two bad harvest years threaten Iowa farms

Iowa Agriculture Secretary Robert Lounsberry warned that many farmers could face financial ruin if they cannot harvest 1973 crops due to persistent wet soils. He noted a standstill in fields, extended rains, and the need for a two week joint assessment with federal officials to gauge weather damage.

Des Moines UPI Robert Lounsberry Lounsberry National Weather Service

Washington County 4-H Convention Set for October 13

4-H members converge at Washington High School at 7 30 pm for the annual convention. Attendance awards honor clubs with the highest turnout as new 4 H Council members are elected. Speakers, questions by Burnett Smith, speeches, a Three Little Pigs skit, and honorary 4 H member initiations mark the event.

Washington County Ers Washington High School Burnett Smith Brighton

Nixon names new vice president choice for address to nation

President Nixon has chosen a vice presidential candidate from five finalists and will announce the pick at 9 p.m. EDT from the East Room. Press secretary Ziegler says the decision was finalized this morning after a Camp David overnight retreat. Congressional leaders and cabinet members were invited to attend the address.

Washington UPI Nixon White House Ronald L. Ziegler Congress Cabinet Diplomatic Corps Camp David Ziegler Kepuoucar Hugh Scott Gerald R. Ford House Gerald Ford Michigan Senate

Israeli spearhead drives toward Damascus amid heavy battle

Israeli armored forces press into Syria along a two lane road toward Damascus amid fierce artillery and air bombardment. Israeli pilots claim 26 Arab MiGs shot down in a day of heavy air combat with reports of advancing tanks and shrinking Syrian defenses.

United Press International Damascus Syria Beirut Katana Uzi Narkiss Moshe Dayan Israel Suez Canal Egypt Iraq

Riverside Christmas tree felled sparks fundraiser and debate

A 30 ft evergreen on Riverside Main Street was cut and the town debates replacing it. Residents raised funds to replace the landmark but highway changes and future planting plans complicate a new site, with a savings account to await a final decision.

Riverside Main Street Bill Sims Riverside Garden Club Sims Ralph Schnoebelen Legion Park

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