Findley Backs Farm Bill Fight Over Payments Ceiling
House Agriculture Committee moves to forge a compromise farm bill with a one year extension of crop supports while Rep. Findley pushes to keep a $20 000 cap on annual farm payments. He argues the limit would cut program costs and benefit small farmers, citing 1967 data showing Texas and cotton states receive large sums.
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Washington
UPI
House Agriculture Committee
House
Senate
Paul Findley
R Ill
Findley
Texas
Congressional Record
Sunlower County
Miss
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Eastland Plantation Inc
J. C
H. C. Eastland
Rites at Wayland for Mrs. Rittler 89
Funeral services are planned for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Wayland Mennonite Church for Mrs. Lydia Rittler, 89, who died Wednesday night in Ft. Myers, Florida. She was the wife of former Wayland dentist Dr. Elmer Rittler. Survivors include three daughters Ruth Gaston of Florida, Elizabeth Bradley of Colorado Springs, and Lucille Beebe of Boston, and a brother Sam Witting of Washington.
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Wayland
Wayland Mennonite Church
Lydia Rittler
Ft. Myers
Florida
Elmer Rittler
Zehr
Sam
Ruth) Gaston
John
Elizabeth) Bradley
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Henry
Lucille) Beebe
Boston
Mass
Sam Witting
Washington
Toastmasters Club continues local humor contest
The Toastmasters Club met Wednesday at the Captain's Table to advance a humorous speech contest for the area, aiming to select a representative for the October 13 event. John Ganon hosted. speakers included Charles Twinam on Politics and Politicians, Delmar Ebersole on Or Only Hello, and David Miksch on Our Changing World.
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Toastmasters Club
John Ganon
Charles Twinam
Delmar Ebersole
David Miksch
Long-Quiet Pen Pal Reunion Reaches Hawaii Ties
Mrs. Boyd Sanders of Keota renews 32 year old pen pal friendship with Muriel Teruka Yamaoka once in Makanoa Maui Hawaii. Muriel now lives in Honolulu and has a daughter studying library science at Kent University Ohio after BA sociology at Oregon State.
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Boyd Sanders
Keota
Hawaii
Sanders
Muriel Teruka Yamaoka
Makanoa Maui
Bill Berger
Washington
Muriel
Honolulu
Science teacher at Columbus resigns post
Joseph R. Gillaspy, hired as a science teacher at Columbus Community High School for 1968 69, has re signed due to health factors and returned to Des Moines. Darrell Schenk will become full time, and Mrs John Conklin will teach the remaining classes.
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Columbus Junction
Joseph R. Gillaspy
Columbus Community High School
Des Moines
Darrell Schenk
John Conklin
Men in Service Allison Pvt Rudolph J Allison ER 17799890
Pvt Rudolph J Allison of Company C 102 US Army stationed at Fort Bragg North Carolina 28307 is listed in the service roster.
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Allison Pvt
Rudolph J. Allison
Ft. Bragg
North Carolina
Dietary Parley Planned for Health Care Food Service
A one day meeting for dietary personnel in health care facilities will be held at Captain's Table in Washington on Tuesday September 24. The Iowa State Department of Health sponsors the event to share methods and problems and include in service training and kitchen planning information. Speakers include Vera Budde Anna Katherine Jernigan Lynn Ross Shirley Wright Henrietta Pearl Eleanor Kapfer Pauline Mairs and more. delegates will discuss ADA registration and the day will end with a tour of the Washington County Hospital Food Service Department.
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Captain’s Table
Washington
Iowa State Department of Health
Vera Budde
Morning Sun Manor
Morning Sun
Washington County Hospital
Henry County Memorial Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Anna Katherine Jernigan
Lynn Ross
Shirley Wright
Monroe County Hospital
Albia
Keokuk County Hospital
Sigourney
Sunnyslope
Jefferson Square Manor
Ottumwa
Henrietta Pearl
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Keokuk
van Buren County Memorial Hospital
Keosauqua
Eleanor Kapfer
Pauline Mairs
Iowa
American Dietetic Association
Food Service Department
Funeral services set for Mrs McManus in What Cheer
Funeral services for Mrs Bes sie McManus 71 of What Cheer will be held at St Josephs Catholic church at 10 a.m. Saturday Rev Adrian Kempker to officiate Burial will be in St Josephs Cemetery in What Cheer Rosary planned for 8 p.m. Friday at Jones Funeral Home in Washington Bessie Elizabeth Snodgrass born March 11 1898 in Des Moines died September 11 1968 in Mercy Hospital Iowa City She was married twice first to Harry L Barker who died in 1945 then to Hugh McManus who preceded her in death Surviving are one son Edward Barker Chicago Ill one daughter Margaret Ellen Mangold Sioux City nine grandchildren and three step sons Vincent John and Francis McManus of Lynn Massachusetts
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Bessie McManus
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Adrian Kempker
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Jones
Washington
Bessie Elizabeth Snodgrass
Des Moines
Russell and
Mattie Snodgrass
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Harry L. Barker
Hugh McManus
Bankers Life of Iowa
Edward Barker
Chicago
Francis
Margaret Ellen) Mangold
Sioux City
Vincent, John
Francis McManus
Lynn
Mass
AFS Chapter Breakfast Hosts Exchange Students
Agnes Nakayenga from Uganda, a American Field Service exchange student at Washington High School, was the honored guest at a breakfast of the AFS chapter in the Captain's Table. Also present was Thai guest Anggark Sastrasinh. About 30 AFL members attended to plan for the year. Leon Hillman named president, Ira Morrison vice president, Mrs Larsen secretary, Herb Campbell treasurer.
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Agnes Nakayenga
Uganda
Washington High School
AFS
Miss Nakayenga
Clarence Dehne
Anggark Sastrasinh
Thailand
Louis Larsen
AFL
Leon Hillman
Ira Morrison
Larsen
Herb Campbell
Local manager appointed to Iowa Regional Advisory Board
Mrs. Roger Chapman of the H R Block office is named a director on the Iowa Regional Advisory Board. Mae Lamb hosted her daughter Marian Weathers and grandson Michael Brooks visiting Albia and relatives from Clute and Bisbee. A Shrine district inspection attended by Mildred Bleck and others followed a White Shine gathering. Funeral services for Mrs. Eugene McClelland of Van Meter were held after his death September 4.
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Roger Chapman
H & R Block Company
Iowa Regional Advisory Board
Mae Lamb
Marian Weathers
Angleton
Texas
Michael Brooks
Bisbee
Ariz
Albia
Harold Brooks
Paul Green
Clute
David Walter
White Shine
Cloyd Garrett
Shepherds
Iowa City
Mildred Bleck
Worthy
Hildred Zell
Shepherds of
Wasco, Ore
Oklahoma
Illinois
Missouri
California
Iowa
Eugene McClelland
van Meter
Montgomery Ward to boost employee benefits in 1969
C L Goodell announces a $6 million improvement in the firm's profit sharing retirement and hospitalization programs for 92 000 employees. The liberalized plans raise retirement income 33 percent, expand benefits, lower group insurance contributions, add hospital maternity and disability coverage, and create a major medical health care plan for retirees effective October 1 and January 1 1969.
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Montgomery Ward
Washington
C. L. Goodell
Goodell
Ward
Local visitors join picnic dinner for VA hospital patients
Mrs Stan Smith of San Diego visiting her mother Mrs Phil Wanerus dined with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Gray in Brighton. Mrs Smith and Mrs Gray visited cousin Mrs Ross Day. Thora Pease led the American Legion Auxiliary unit helping county units serve a picnic for sixty patients and staff on floor 9 east of the Iowa City VA Hospital. she supplied the meat dish.
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Stan Smith
San Diego
Calif
Phil Wanerus
Lloyd Gray
Brighton
Smith
Gray
Ross Day
Thora Pease
American Legion Auxiliary
V A. Hospital
Iowa City
Mrs Jarrard 84 dies in Washington Iowa
Mrs George W Jarrard 84 of 712 North Second Avenue died today September 12 1968 at The Pines rest home She had been a patient for months Funeral at 230 pm Saturday at Jones Funeral Home Rev S Ray Blair in charge Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery She survived by husband Doyle son five grandsons two great grandchildren and several half siblings.
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George W. Jarrard
North Second Avenue
Pines
Jones
Rev. S. Ray Blair
Elm Grove Cemetery
Margaret Magdalena McGuire
Merrimac
Iowa
Samuel and
Christine Staub McGuire
Jarrard
Washington
Fortnightly Club
Rebekah Lodge
L. B. C. Club
Doyle
Grace Davis
Mt. Pleasant
Mildred Bloomquist
Ottumwa
Nowell McGuire
Lockridge
Faye McGuire
Danville
Ralph McGuire
Wayland
Funeral services for Lee A Meridith held Wednesday
Funeral services for Lee A Meridith were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. M O Smith presiding. Pallbearers included Richard Johnson Donald D Johnson John J Johnson Charles McGill Kenneth and Ronald Hazen. Burial followed at Ainsworth Cemetery.
Washington social calendar highlights Thursday events
Washington calendar lists Thursday activities across organizations. CES at 8 p.m. Masonic Temple. Women of Moose enrollment at 8 p.m. Moose Home. Rural Women’s Club 6:30 p.m.. Mr and Mrs Myron Shields host. HJ Club 8 p.m. Mrs Jim Altenhofen. scrapbooking supplies. CWF Martha Group 7:30 p.m.. Pris cilla Group 7:30 p.m.. Friendship Club 7:30 p.m. Mrs Dean Sandburg. UPW Association 7:30 p.m. church pie for every member. Dorcas 2 p.m. Mrs Doyle Brown. Esther 2 p.m. Mrs Virgil Earls. Ruth 2 p.m. Mrs Don Gardner. Brighton CBS 8 p.m. Masonic Temple.
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Masonic Temple
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Myron Shields
HJ Club
Jim Altenhofen
CWF
Martha Group
Keith Williams
Priscilla Group
Clarence Brown Jr
Friendship Club
Dean Sandburg
Fay Marion Ave
UPW Association
Christian C W F
Dorcas Group
Doyle Brown
Esther
Virgil Earls
Ruth
Don D. Gardner
Brighton
Red Cross sets its 1969 budget in county chapter
Washington county American Red Cross held a special called meeting September 10. Les Grim presided and minutes read by secretary Mrs. Donald Hazen. Members approved enrollment for county children in Summer Learn to Swim, accepted Norman Schoonover’s 1969 Fund Campaign budget, noted $6505 needs and $4431 assigned to National Red Cross. Resignations of Mrs. Lather Guy and Mrs. Leroy Muller were accepted. replacements to be elected.
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Les Grim
Washington County
American Red Cross
Donald Hazen
Norman Schoonover
National Red Cross
Washington Evening Journal
Lather Guy
Brighton
Leroy Muller
Riverside
Greenes win honors at show in Austin
The Robert Greenes of Ainsworth showed the reserve grand champion truckload of cross bed swine at the 1968 National Barrow Show in Austin Minnesota. The champion truckload was shown by Roy B. Koppy of Davenport.
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Robert Greenes
Ainsworth
Austin
Minn
Roy B. Koppy
Davenport
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