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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1968

Page

2

Policy on soybeans calls for easing trade curbs

Washington reports the United States seeks to join producer nations in expanding use of food oils. Unders Secretary John A. Schnittker says the U S would back removing barriers to trade in oilseeds and oilseed products and oppose international agreements limiting exports. He warns a price support review could affect 1969 policy while urging not to cut soybean acreage.

Washington UPI U.S United States John A. Schnittker Schnittker International Association of Seed Crushers

Allison Pvt Rudolph J details at Fort Bragg

Pvt Rudolph J Allison served at Fort Bragg North Carolina 28307 with the unit designation USATCI. The fragment lists his service identity and location, referencing the Army post in North Carolina.

Allison Pvt Rudolph J. Allison Usatci Ft. Bragg North Carolina

Hi-Life yearbook sale closes soon at Washington High

The Washington High School Hi-Life yearbook sale ends Friday September 27 with a $5 price for the 1969 annual. Purchasers call the school and ask for Miss Grout to place orders and expect delivery in late spring. Staff are planning the yearbook layout and the Hi-Life concession stand at home football games funds this year’s annual.

Washington High School Hi - Life Miss Grout

David Miksch Wins Local Speech Contest

The Toastmasters Club evening contest at Captain's Table featured four finalists. David Miksch won with a five minute talk on Today's Children and will represent the club at the area contest on October 13. Joe Martin placed second with The Last Show, Frank Patterson third with The Greatest Show on Earth, and Charles Twinam fourth with Mixed Up World of Politics.

Toastmasters Club David Miksch Miksch Joe Martin Frank Patterson Charles Twinam

Funeral for Paul Snakenberg Set in Washington

Paul Snakenberg of 746 East Washington Street died this morning at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after a two week illness. He was a retired electrical worker and longtime secretary of Masonic bodies in Washington. The funeral will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. M O Smith officiating. burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. He was born January 13 1895 in Keokuk County and lived there before moving to Washington in 1930 to work for Iowa Southern Utilities Co. He was a member of the Methodist church and a 32nd degree Mason and Kaaba Shrine ambassador. Surviving are his wife a daughter Mrs Merle Turnipseed three grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Paul Snakenberg East Washington Street Mercy Hospital Iowa City Snakenberg Washington Jones Rev. M. O. Smith Elm Grove Cemetery Mr.Snakenberg Keokuk County William S Emma Ross Snakenberg Maude Baker Iowa Southern Utilities Co Methodist Church

Nineteenth Month Cost of Living Rises in August

The cost of living climbed 0.3 percent in August, the 19th straight monthly increase, with the CPI at 121.9 relative to the 1957-59 base. Food prices rose 0.4 percent, restaurant meals 0.5 percent, meats and eggs up 1 to 2 percent, and outfits, gasoline, and softwood costs also advancing. The annual rise stood at 4.3 percent, the largest since 1957, with officials seeing continued increases through the year.

Washington UPI Labor Department

Births and dismissals from Washington records

Births recorded yesterday include a daughter for Mr and Mrs Robert Nebel of Washington. Dismissals today list Don Brown and John McGill of Washington.

Robert Nebel Washington Don Brown John McGill

Service ENGEL Cpl Mary L Engel WMD-2 MCAS Cherry Point

Service record notes Cpl Mary L Engel of the USMC with the code WMD-2 stationed at MCAS Cherry Point North Carolina 28533.

Cpl Mary L. Engel Mcas Cherry Point N. C

UNICEF Trick or Treat Drive Planned by Local Churches

Community church youth groups organize a UNICEF fundraiser on Sunday October 27 from 6 to 8 PM. They will canvass the area including rural roads about two miles from town to raise funds, targeting $506 last year toward a $45 million goal. Coordinators include Francis McConnell Mark Shearer for senior youth and Mrs Glen Green Mrs Phil Horak for junior youth.

Unicef United Nations Children's Fund Francis McConnell Mark Shearer Glen Green Phil Horak

Presbyterians mark 125th anniversary weekend at YMCA

Members and friends of the First Presbyterian church of Washington gathered for a Saturday evening anniversary program at the YMCA and a Sunday worship service. Robert Huber presided, with reminiscing and an "Over the Years" review by Mrs. Calvin Wolf highlighting past years.

The First Presbyterian Church of Washington YMCA Robert Huber Calvin Wolf

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