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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1972

Page

1

Charity horse show planned at Washington County fairgrounds

Plans are complete for a charity horse show at the Washington County fairgrounds on Sunday. Profits will benefit the Washington County Developmental Center for the Handicapped. Halter classes begin at 10 a.m. with other events at 1 p.m. Admission is 1, children under 12 free. Rhonda Seering, 5, of Washington, remains in satisfactory condition in the ICU at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after being struck by a car on East Washington Street Thursday morning. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. James R. Green. injuries not released.

Washington County Fairgrounds Washington County Developmental Center For Rhonda Seering Washington Mercy Hospital Iowa City Rhonda James R. Green East Washington Street Cave Bell Don Scheeler Ken Guy Earl Dickinson Brighton Dickinson

Fire injures ceiling at Glover's Car Wash

A small fire damaged the ceiling of the manual wash bay at Glover's Car Wash around 12 30 p m today. Washington volunteer firemen extinguished the blaze saying it started in the attic and electrical wiring is the likely cause. The automatic wash bay remained unharmed.

Glover’s Washington

Public school course gains strong parental support in Iowa City

Officials report more than 85 percent of seventh graders at South East Junior High School enrolled in the family living course this semester. The high enrollment reflects widespread parental backing for the program as announced by local public school officials.

Iowa City UPI South East Junior High School

Ambulance Hits Car. One Vehicle Down In Washington County

One Booth Ambulance remains in service after a crash in Iowa City on a Thursday transfer run to Mercy Hospital. Driver Dick Burns said a car entered the intersection on a green light, but no witnesses or charges were filed. The damaged front end was towed to Washington. repair costs and a replacement budget are under review. Backups from two local funeral homes are on standby if more than one vehicle is needed.

Booth Ambulance Service Washington County Iowa City Mercy Hospital Rhonda Seering Dick Burns Washington

Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures This Weekend

Mostly cloudy this morning, then partly sunny this afternoon. Cooler today with highs in the mid 70s. Clear and cooler tonight with lows 50 to 55. Saturday partly sunny and mild with highs 75 to 80. Northerly winds 10 to 15 mph today, light and variable tonight. Rain chances 10 percent today, 5 percent tonight, and 5 percent Saturday.

No Laugh'n Matter joins Journal women pages this week

Mrs Gloria Pitzer writes a new weekly column about family life and home routines. The first piece, School Begins and so does Mother's Vacation, explores humorous angles of running a household as school resumes and children adjust to routine.

Gloria Pitzer

Keota residents protest UPI farming town depiction

Keota residents criticized a Sept. 1 United Press International feature that dubbed the town a typical farming community with one business street. They argue Keota has many businesses, a golf club, churches, a high school, a nursing home, and more, expressing concern over mischaracterizations and media biases.

Keota United Press International Evening Journal Keokuk County UPI Wire Ruby Helscher A.A Hulse & Co Lagos Acres Greiner Washington Ruby Roger Linehan University of Iowa Keota Linehan the Evening Journal UPI

Israeli warplanes raid Arab guerrilla hideouts near Damascus

Israeli aircraft struck seven villages in Syria and three in Lebanon in a raid aimed at guerrilla bases following Munich Olympic killings. A military spokesman said all planes returned safely with no immediate casualty report, as tensions rise along the border.

Tel Aviv UPI Munich Damascus Syria Lebanon Beirut Israel el Hamey Burj Isla Jebleh Port Tartus Sahem

Bagworms Threat to Washington County Evergreens

Inquiries to Jim Frier, County Extension director, warn of an epidemic of bagworms in Washington County and southeastern Iowa. Homeowners should remove bags now and plan mid July spraying with malathion or carbaryl to control hatchlings, as evergreen needles won’t regrow once damaged.

Jim Frier Washington County Iowa Frier

Reed canary grass praised for beef pastures in Washington County tour

County Extension Director reports Reed canary grass outperforms bluegrass for beef cow pastures on Magnus Ahmling’s Dutch Creek Township farm. The Sept. 6 Washington County beef tour drew over 80 cattle feeders and agri businessmen visiting five farms to see productivity on bottomland and upland soils, including a dense 80 percent oak timber stand now used for pasture. Ahmling outlined key management practices for maximizing pasture performance.

Jimfrier Magnus Ahmling Dutch Creek Township Washington County Ahmling

Area history honored at Washington County meeting

Peter Harstad of Iowa City urged county history preservation at the Historical Society of Washington County annual meeting with eighty five in attendance. He described the society’s twofold role to aid counties and collect manuscripts while promoting state history.

Peter Harstad Iowa City State Historical Society Historical Society of Washington County Harstad Iowa

Keota Opens New Junior Senior High Amid Modern Design

Keota unveils a $990000 bond funded junior-senior high school built for flexible open concept learning. The three story concrete structure includes an auditorium area, collapsible walls, central library, and underground tunnel to the elementary school.

Leland Roegner Roegner

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Long Branch Cecil Greiner Larry Duncan Hynes and Howes Real Estate Inc Davenport Busby Washington County Historical Society Littler Thomas Wilson Michael Hayes Hayes H.E. Busb Edna Jones The County Historical Society Stephen Wiggers Michael Zachs Michael Kramme Stephen Viggers Viggers John Owen Frank Kleese Dave Elder Skunk Burnett Smith Smith Washington County Extension Service County Beef Producer's Association
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