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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1977

Page

3

Paint and frame workshop at YWCA features Inge Chase

Inge Chase promotes the idea that anyone can paint with a weekend program at the YWCA in Washington October 20 21 and 22. She will demonstrate a landscape using her schlop and schmear technique and the finished canvas will be auctioned at Thursday evening’s 7 p.m. lecture.

Inge Chase YWCA Washington Mrs. Chase Germany Hamburg Huron S.C United States Rotary Chase U.S Farm Bureau The

Morley to perform at Wesleyan Chapel Auditorium

California songwriter and recording artist Bob Morley will appear at 10 a.m. Thursday in the Iowa Wesleyan College Chapel Auditorium. The free public event is sponsored by the Wesleyan Cultural and Theological Encounter series. Morley, an ordained United Methodist minister, offers music blending life themes with faith and has just released his sixth album Songman.

Bob Morley California Iowa Wesleyan College Chapel Morley Wesleyan Southern California-Arizona United Methodist Church

Corn Huskers Compete In Iowa State Contest At Des Moines

The National Corn Harvest Festival opens Saturday at Living History Farms with state and national husking matches. About 50 Iowa huskers will vie for the state title with the top two heading to Sunday's national contest. Eight states send competitors including Don Karstjens as defending champ. An All-American banquet honors former champions with keynote speaker Raymond Baker.

Des Moines Iowa UPI Living History Farms Don Karstjens Parkersburg Illinois Ohio Minnesota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Missouri Raymond Baker Henry A Wallace

Keota FFA Members Compete at Austin Barrow Show

Keota High School FFA students and sponsor Duane Sprouse travelled to Austin Minnesota for the National Barrow show. One team placed 69th with 763 points, another 19th with 803 points among about 360 teams and some 1400 contestants. Individual scores include Tim Cochran 60th and Matt Hahn 96th.

Paul Sievert Keota Keota High School F.F.A Duane Sprouse Austin Minn Mark Hahn Tim Cochran Linsay Greiner Matt Hahn Gene Brenneman Craig Hammes Jim Shemanski Mark Tinnes Cedar Rapids Joan Stout Lori Robert Heckart Pauline Crull Washington Bernice Dill Fred Bower Kinross Jack Littweiller Wellman Carl Walton Maude Walton Ellis Walton John Lyle Robert Lyle Lincoln Ill Genevieve Lyle Berniece Schwada Clarence Nolan Bill Yoder Jim Donohoe Iowa City Darvin Bohr Bud Harras Rebecca Elaine Jon Bohr Davenport

Property transfers in Washington area parcels and lots

Ambrose Kron and wife transfer to Norman D Shalla and Donald L Shalla fractional sections in NE and NW of SE quarter of section 1-76-7. Alan L Caise to William Rosco Salyers and wife Lot 8 Block 10 Denny's Addition to Washington. Gardner to Gorham and Swanson Lot D Auditor's Subdivision Block 4 North Addition to Washington. Lyle J Rudkin and wife to Gary W Glandon and wife Lot 3 Block 18 South Washington.

Ambrose Kron Norman D. Shalla Donald L. Shalla Alan L. Caise William Rosco Salyers Denny Washington Stanley D. Gardner Karen Kay Gorham Mervin Robert Swanson Auditor's North Addition Lyle J. Rudkin Gary W Glandon Block South

Serious Iowa crime drop noted in 1977 first half

UPI reports a 2 percent decline in serious crime in Des Moines and Cedar Rapids for the first six months of 1977 versus 1976, while the FBI notes a 7 percent national drop. Violent crimes fell in Des Moines but Cedar Rapids showed mixed changes across categories.

Washington UPI Des Moines Cedar Rapids U.S Griffin B Bell Bell Uniform Crime Reports FBI

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