Debbie Nardy among Iowa Dolphin Queen finalists
Debbie Nardy a University of Iowa freshman is among ten finalists for the Dolphin Queen title. The article notes student involvement in campus events and local charitable efforts across Washington.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1975
Page
5
Debbie Nardy a University of Iowa freshman is among ten finalists for the Dolphin Queen title. The article notes student involvement in campus events and local charitable efforts across Washington.
In Washington this week Halcyon House announces a 250000 fund drive for a nursing care wing. The United Presbyterian Home nears completion of a new wing expected by November. The Community Center rises as voters file for council seats and county officials shift. Pork Month activities lead by the Porkettes frame local industry promotion. Sheriff Don Robertson resigns. Yale Jarvis named interim. Trash drop sites planned for a new multi county landfill near Richland. Homecoming next week promises festivities.
Multiple wedding announcements dated Sept 1975 across Iowa communities. Linda Bierman and Gary McClure wed in Dyersville at St Francis Xavier Basilica. Debra Hobbs married David Zahradnek in Keota West Chester United Methodist. Melody Flander wed Ronald Bomber in Keota St Marys. Sherri Vradenburg and Merle Rugg tied the knot on a Wayland lawn ceremony.
Admissions on Saturday include Bessie Fisher Washington medical and several others. Births on Saturday a daughter to Danny and wife in Washington. Sunday births a son for Kenneth Martin and wife in Washington. Dismissals on Sunday include Richard Owens Columbus Junction and multiple Washington residents. Today admissions list Crumly and Wilson among others.
Gordon J. Rhum, dean of UNI graduate college, named to a three year term on the ACT Program board of directors. Several area students and residents are highlighted for merit, community service, and changes in local government, education, and waste management plans.
A summary of deaths on Sept 19 to 25 1975 including Luella M Ainsworth Clarence A Alliman Elizabeth C Wehrle Gary C Windus E Dale Kellogg Daniel Widmer Martin F Telford Gene W Endicott Frank L Johnson and others across Ainsworth Wayland Winfield Mt Pleasant and Dallas Center reporting causes and residences as listed by local officials.
Tuesday Yesterday item lists Mrs. Alice Lanning and Mrs. Lester Lemar in Washington and Columbus City with medical notes. Today notes Clarence Hayes and James Webbey in Washington, along with Mrs. Florence Tanner. Hollis Witing moves to Mercy Hospital in Iowa City. Other entries name Mrs. Bessie Fisher in Washington and Mrs. Kenneth Martin and son in Columbus Junction, plus Mrs. Lovell Bitting out of town and Raymond Rains in Iowa City 5 E.
The record lists multiple individuals connected to Washington and nearby towns with medical updates and new arrivals. Entries include Mrs. Preston Hoover and Miss Edna Cobl in Washington, with other names such as Mrs. Helen L. Foster James Wertz Mr and Mrs Scot Bennett Keota Miss Gertrude Gannaway Chriselda Zuniga Conesville Mrs Florence Tanner Doris Bittner Brighton Clarence Shumaker Wayland Ann Fuson Letts Miss Sheryl Blum Washington Perry Sieren Keota.
Yesterday entries include Mrs. Ronald Brown Miss Nettie Miller Mrs. Rita Stout and Mrs. Mary Libe with medical notes. Grace Vincent also listed. Today James Wertz appears in Washington with medical context.
Friday Yesterday lists Mrs Augusta Westen Mrs Everette Beenblossom Mrs Ursula Adam Mrs Lettie Wagner and Virgil Stockman in Washington and Winfield. Today adds Mrs Lester Leman and Mrs Norman Jensen in Columbus City and Washington with local social mentions.
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