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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1966
Page
7
After a year of reform the Tito era policy shifts toward profits with devaluation, tax and price reforms, rent controls ending, and customs changes. Inflation cooled mildly but living costs rose while incomes lagged. Tourism and foreign exchange aimed for growth amid austerity.
Directory listing includes ALOKRISON MORRISON AND LLOYD with Edmond Morrison Jr and James E Lloyd at 211 W Washington St Attorneys at Law and contact details. JOHN C OWEN at 19 West Washington South Side Square. DR M L TWEETON 108 North Marion. DR P L ETTER Osteopathy. JOHN W LEMMON D D Eyes exams and eye care for children at 27 South Town across from Christian Tabernacle with phone 653-2987.
Rain arrived in Noble on Friday boosting crops and spirits. A long list of visitors and social gatherings fills the week, including Bethel Bible Study at Leon Iwanowski home and multiple family and friend visits from Arthur, Kalona, Goshen, Washington, and Des Moines areas.
Journal sale dates outline complete closing out sale of garage equipment at Olds Standard Service owned by Richard Taglauer starting Sept 13. Sept 16 sale area near Mt Pleasant on Highway 218 and 3 miles east, led by Dorothy McCormick. Sept 21 Duroe Boar and Gilt Sale at Johnson County 4H Fairgrounds Iowa City led byHoward Berry and Keith Knochson. Regular livestock sales: Hogs every Wednesday Kalona, veal, sheep, cattle Thursdays Ollie and Smylie's Columbus Junction auctions.
John Mayer, after visiting family in Wellston, begins a sight seeing trip through the west and south into Mexico on Sept. 12. He will report to San Antonio for two months of Army Medical Corp training. Bryan Knox spent a week with him. Numerous local residents and guests are noted throughout the Wellston area in a dense community-notes roundup.
Recent visitors to the McClelland home include Mr and Mrs Joe Schantz Mr John Benson Joyce and Beverly McClelland. Cindy Lauretta and Tereas Brinning spent the evening with them while Petty Crawford returned home Tuesday after a visit with her sister and family in Albert Lee Minnesota. Richard Acklands in Albert Lee were met by her folks in Columbus Junction. Mike Crawford visited with siblings in Albert Lee earlier this fall. Mr and Mrs Siloan Farrier were Tuesday evening callers in the R R Robertson home. Mrs Ilioah Farrier attended a club at the Florence Waterhouse home Tuesday afternoon. The Farriers were Washington shoppers on Wednesday morning.
Kalona residents welcomed a large slate of visitors over the weekend and Tuesday evenings. Harold Miller and family of Dayton Ohio stayed with his mother Emily Miller and relatives. The Mick Brennemans Don Millers and others hosted extended families and friends. Carla Yoder and Karen Muller plus many others joined dinners and picnics at local homes and a Gedar River cabin near Atalisis. Several other relatives from Indiana Ohio and Wisconsin visited for dinners and calls across the period.
Riverside reports a stream of visitors including Miss Vicki Torpy from Syracuse New York as a guest at the Zeno Knebel home. Other locals such as Harley Knebel of Seattle and Mrs Kate Ingram accompany relatives visiting Mildred Cray at Happy Haven and Wayne Cray residences. Hearing tests are planned at Indiana Schools September 9 and 12. The Highland football team opens the season versus Mid Prairie at Mid Prairie and Highland adds electives Spanish World Geography and Consumer Math. Henry Kiene and wife of Washington return from a fishing trip at Waterville Minnesota.
Wheat growers in the 1967 Wheat Program will be eligible for domestic marketing certificates for about the same wheat as 1966 but with 35 percent of allotted acres due to higher allotments. Domestic certificates cover the 520 million bushels expected for 1967, equal to 35 percent of the 682 million acre national allotment. Cooperators in 1967 get certificates on about 20 million more bushels than 1966. Certificates are valued by the difference between the loan rate and parity and details are at the Washington ASC County Office.
Kalona Rebekah Lodge members met in Old Fellows hall after summer recess with Mrs Don ald Dickel as noble grand and twelve members present. Routine business was conducted and plans set for future activities. A social hour followed with committee arrangements noted for Sept 16. Henry Mullet and family hosted a surprise birthday party for Melody Mullet on her twelfth birthday with refreshments and attendees listed.
Slumber party plans mingle with a list of guests as families and friends from Mullets Queen City Wellman Iowa City St Joseph Newton Dundee Plain City Richmond and other places share meals and visits through a busy weekend, with moves and travels noted.
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