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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1967

Page

7

Beef producers face optimistic yet wary new year

Iowa beef producers anticipate a strong feeding year amid high slaughter prices near 30 dollars per hundredweight and robust beef demand. Feeders remain costly with prices up 2 to 3 dollars over last year, while ranchers push for preconditioning to reduce losses. Washington County figures prominently in Iowa’s cattle feeding, with major counties and state agencies preparing for a large soil conservation conference. Monsignor Ligutti returns from Rome to Iowa to celebrate his 50th priesthood jubilee and Granger Homestead origin.

Iowa Chicago West Nebraska Carroll USDA Washington County Washington Scott Scott County Vatican Farm Msgr L.G. Ligutti Fomer Iowa

Crawfordsville clubs and Homemakers note activities

Crawfordsville area clubs report social and travel plans with meetings and outings. White Cloud Club hosted a salad luncheon at Mrs. Howard Anderson’s. Rural Homemakers toured Amanas and Kalona, visiting mills, a furniture factory, and dining at Colony Inn. The James Young family accompanied Diane Young to Ames for ISU freshman enrollment.

White Cloud Club Howard Anderson James Young Ames Diane ISU Marie Jones John Harold Jones Wayne Jones Tom Joneses Stanley Jewell James Jewells

Richland Attendance Center opens with 233 pupils

RICHLAND September 7 Richland Attendance Center of Pekin Community School reports total enrollment of 233 pupils with Charles McClure as principal. Kindergarten through eighth grade class counts are 29, 26, 26, 31, 18, 25, 24, 26 and 28 respectively. Remedial reading begun this week taught by Mrs. Phyllis Clingman on Mon Wed and Fri. School photos taken Tuesday by Alin of Fairfield.

Richland Pekin Community School Charles McClure Virginia Hadley Chole Ann Fritchen Elizabeth Haskins Leora van Dyke Irene Oswalt Margaret Rusk Marian Dickinson Joyce Pfeifer Wilma Mec-Afee Phyllis Clingman Alin Fairfield

Ainsworth bridge club hosts meeting and notices

The Tuesday Bridge Club met at Mrs. C. A. Thompsons with all members present. Orie OConnor won high score and Lee Norris the consolation. The next meeting is set for Sept 12 with Mrs. Kenneth Ornduff. Ainsworth unit aided Veterans Hospital picnic. Several social events and visits are noted including a wedding in Waterloo and a Kensington Club gathering.

Kenneth Ornduff Lawrence Wilson Corbin Crawford C.A. Thompson American Legion Auxiliary Iowa City Park Veteran's Veteran’s Hospital Ainsworth Paul Beard John Skubal Claude Kilgore Bertlshofer - Swanson Waterloo Methodist Church Robert Hendrick Toulon Elmer Hendrick Wyoming Ill Albert Hendrick Peoria Kensington Club G. F. Trotter Howard Beenblossom Mable Thompson Will Dea Beenblossom Roy Wood Northwest Mrs. Wood Athol South Dakota Henry Osterloh Hecka, S. D Great Falls Msgr

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