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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1962

Page

3

Williamsburg WRC Hosts Inspection and Potluck Meeting

Mrs Stella Hanson of Williams burg visited the I G White Women's Relief Corps to inspect ritual work. Margaret Dicken Hogan also attended as a guest. President Mrs Effie Schmitt presided as the relief report showed 15 cash, 71 clothing, 40 cards, 28 sick calls. Hanson spoke and was presented a gift. A potluck preceded the afternoon session.

WRC Stella Hanson Williamsburg I. G. White Women's Relief Corps Margaret Dicken Hogan Effie Schmitt

Wilbert Rose Home From Eastern Trip

Wilbert Rose and his daughter Mrs. Gilbert Widmer of Ottumwa return home from about two weeks visiting relatives in Pennsylvania Ohio and Michigan. Mrs. Don Statler drove to Iowa City to pick up their daughter Donna for the weekend at home while she attends the University there. Mrs. Gladys Howsowsky and Mrs. Harold Swick joined Mrs. Aletha Engel in Dallas Texas to visit her father and relatives returning late Thursday night.

Brighton Wilbert Rose Gilbert Widmer Ottumwa Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Don Statler Iowa City Donna Dave Erwin Betty Erwin John Birkey Wellman Baptist Church

TV Highlights Friday Televisions Highlights

United Press International lists Friday night TV: Archie and Fenster comedy on ABC with Arch’s brides, Ingels and Astin in The Two Zany Carpenters. NBC International Showtime from Mannheim hosts Scala Ice Revue. CBS features Route 66 and Fair Exchange with teen exchanges. NBC Jack Paar at 8:30 p.m. plus guests. Eyewitness covers Sen Dirksen race.

United Press International Dickens Fenster ABC Harry Harry Dickens Arch Fenster Arch Marty Ingels John Astin Showtime NBC Mannheim Germany Don Ameche Cain CBS Fair Exchange Atlantic New York London Jack Paar Gordon Sheila MacRae Jayne Mansfield Zsa Zsa Gabor Woody Allen Eyewitness Sidney R. Yates Everett Dirksen Ilinois

Morrison and Morrison Attorneys and contacts

Edmund D. Morrison Jr. and James E. Lloyd associate at 211 West Washington. Phone OL 3-2924. John C. Owen Attorney at 119 West Washington south-side square. Phone OL 3-2874.

Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main George F. Morrison Gifford Morrison Ira Morrison South Marion Ave Morrison & Morrison Edmund D. Morrison Jr James E. Lloyd West Washington John C. Owen Side Square John W. Lemmon Lemmon Jewelry

Underground school shelter opens in Artesia New Mexico

The first underground school in the nation doubles as the largest fallout shelter and serves 550 pupils from grades one to six while a separate underground junior high shelter is planned. The building relies on a diesel generator and air cooling to limit capacity to 2 200 for two weeks and sits 35 miles from Roswell near multiple air bases.

Artesia N.M UPS Abo Frank Standhardt Artesians Roswell Strategic Air Command

Final rites for Mrs. Frieda Van Gerpen Weerman

Mrs. Frieda Van Gerpen Weerman was laid to rest Monday at 2 p.m. at Sherman-Eden Funeral Home with Rev. Arthur Peters officiating and Calvin Wolf as soloist. Pallbearers included Dirk Weerman Gary Dill John Martin Robert Peter and Edme Koehler. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery. American electric companies have invested about 125700 in plant and equipment for each worker they employ.

American Electric Companies

Loin Eye Area Key To Carcass Value In Swine Production

Washington County swine producers rely on ham and loin percentage and loin eye area to judge carcass value at fairs. Iowa State expert Robert Rust cites a 36 percent ham and loin minimum, with top shows over 40 percent and some at 44 percent. He also cites 4 square inches as loin eye area, 29 inches minimum carcass length, and backfat under 1.6 inches as lean indicators. The emphasis on carcass quality educates exhibitors and boosts meat industry standards.

Washington County Jim Frier Robert Rust Iowa State University Rust Iowa

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