Nixon speaks at GOP dinner in Des Moines
A large Washington County Republican gathering heard former vice president Richard Nixon as principal speaker at a GDP dinner in Des Moines this week.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1975
Page
5
A large Washington County Republican gathering heard former vice president Richard Nixon as principal speaker at a GDP dinner in Des Moines this week.
Iowa officials outline state cost share up to 50 percent and 75 percent for mandated sediment control. Eligible landowners must cooperate with local soil conservation districts and sign an agreement. Technical design help is available locally. funds and practice availability vary by district.
Admitted yesterday were Frank Manning Washington medical Mrs Roger Chapman Washington medical Howard Paul DeLong Washington medical John Gaffey Washington medical Miss Mary Cobl Washington surgical Howard Baker Washington medical. Dismissed Saturday Mrs Marie Seiler Columbus Junction. Yesterday Francis Greiner Keota.
Tuesday Yesterday lists Michael Greiser Wayland and Mrs Grace Davison Brighton undergoing procedures or care, with Nigel Ray and Mrs Lovell Bitting among Washington patients. Transfers include Mrs Lovell Bitting to Mercy Hospital Iowa City and names Donald Moeller John Gaffey Elva Allbaugh. Additional entries show John Kurtz from Shhenk s Nursing Home and Lee Baird of Mesa surgical patient in T 319 room.
Names appear for medical care and long term care in Washington and Wayland. Births announced include Mr and Mrs Willard Buster of Ainsworth and a son. Also listed are several individuals in Washington, Keokuk and surrounding areas with birth and medical care mentions.
Thursday Yesterday lists Mrs Leittie Waggoner Mrs Tilli Krantz and Mrs Kathryn Enfield from Washington as medical cases. Today mentions Mrs Cloyce Maxwell from Washington and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Crawford from Richland. Today also lists Mrs Edward Blatter.
Friday Yesterday lists Wilhelm Seiler of Washington in long term care. Mrs. Charles Helfrich of Brighton and Mrs. Ursula Adam of Washington are noted for medical matters. Today lists Mr. and Mrs. John Young Jr. of Washington with their daughter. Also today, Grace Davison of Brighton, Lois Miller of Washington, Robert Baker of Washington, and James Moeller of Washington are recorded in health or family notices.
In Washington County local ballots, only Highland Community School District faces contests for two director posts on Tuesday. Other directorships in Highland, Washington, Mid-Prairie, and Merged Area X are unopposed, while Brighton adds a municipal measure to extend council terms to four years for residents within its incorporated area.
Ralph Keelse of Washington and Dale Logan of Kalona file statements of candidacy for district VI on the Grant Wood Area Education Agency board of directors. Dillon Graber of Wayland is among nine Iowa farmers honored for soil conservation excellence. A West Burlington couple welcome a 6 lb 9 oz daughter born September 5 with family members named Banks and Houseal referenced. Elaine Young and others attended Miller's Tri-State Beauty Show in Des Moines to observe new styles and make-up classes.
Multiple couples wed on Saturday September 6 1975 in Iowa and North Carolina ceremonies. KEOTA couples include Jerilyn Mayer and John Merrill Klein at St Marys Keota with 2 pm double ring vows officiated by Revs Vogel and Callen. Riverside pair Kathleen Ann Marek and Paul Vernon Paulsen wed at St Marys Riverside officiated by Father Boeckmann. Washington bride Jane Megan Shearer and Michael Marquis Moon tied the knot at United Methodist Church with Rev Crandall presiding. Goldsboro N C nuptials see Sandra Faye Sutton and Jay Michael Heck in a 1 pm double ring ceremony at St Marys with organ music by Bess Edwards.
Obituaries report the deaths of Joseph F. Knotek a longtime farmer and soil conservation pioneer in Washington County died Sept 6 1975 after two weeks illness. Elsie V. Hess 90 of Parnell died Sept 8 1975 Mercy Hospital Iowa City after three weeks illness. Ambrose Bopp 90 of Riverside died Sept 9 1975 University Hospitals Iowa City after longtime illness. Earl N. Chambers 89 of Keota died Sept 11 1975 Maplewood Manor nursing home after nine years of declining health.
Andrew Thomas Brown, son of Mr and Mrs Dennis Ray Brown of Box 147 Ainsworth, and Aaron Bryan Hagist, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Lee Hagist of RR 1 Keota, are named in this newborn notice.
The United States Army is now the world’s fourth largest military. It trails the armies of Soviet Russia, China and India in size, according to the report.
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