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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1967

Page

2

Local Social Visits and Service Member in Vietnam

Mr and Mrs William Berger hosted dinner with Gene Sanders family in Iowa City. Glenn Dinkheller son of Arthur and Mrs Dinkheller arrived in Phang Vietnam where he serves in the air force ground repair unit after three weeks in Washington with relatives. Mrs Joe Schlatter and daughter in law Mrs Max Schlatter of Rock Island NL visit William Harper home in Sigourney for several days.

William Berger Gene Sanders Iowa City Mr. Sanders Berger Glenn Dinkheller Arthur Dinkheller Phang Vietnam Glenn Air Force States Washington Journal Joe Schlatter Max Schlatter Rock Island, NL William Harper Sigourney

Co op Gets $971 000 Rural Electrification Loan

Eastern Iowa Light and Power Cooperative of Wilton Junction wins approval from the Rural Electrification Administration for a 971 000 loan to build new substations near Burlington McCausland and Durant and to enlarge substations at Bennett and Wilton. The plan includes 30 miles of 69 kV transmission line and 804 new service connections. Substations at Burlington McClausland and Durant are under construction or planned, serving 11 counties: Clinton Jackson Jones Cedar Scott Muscatine Louisa Johnson Washington Des Moines and Henry.

Iowa Light and Power Cooperative Wilton Junction Washington Rural Electrification Administration Rural Electric Cooperative Burlington McCausland Durant Bennett Wilton Montpelier Muscatine McClausland Clinton Jackson Jones Cedar Scott Louisa Johnson Des Moines Henry

Washington County tax deadline spurs record payment

The Washington County Treasurer’s Office saw heavy traffic as residents paid their 1967 taxes ahead of the October 1 deadline. The day yielded 280,500 in gross collections, plus a 74,571 check from Iowa Southern Utilities for the second half taxes. The office hours were extended for public convenience, 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. on weekdays, and until noon on Saturday.

Washington County Wallace Fagan Iowa Southern Utilities Fagan

Seabee Merle L. Hayes Commended in Vietnam Arrival

Merle L. Hayes USN Third Class Equipment Operator, son of Donald M. Hayes Sr., Washington, was commended as an early member of Navy Mobile Construction Battalion Six to arrive in Vietnam. Seabees provide village construction aid, airstrips, housing, ports, fuel storage, wells, and facilities while defending against sniper threats with trained combat skills.

Chu Lai Vienam Merle L. Hayes USN Donald M. Hayes Sr S. Seventh Washington Navy Mobile Construction Battalion Six Vietnam Seabees U. S

ISU annual report earns an Oscar for 1966

Iowa Southern Utilities Company wins the bronze Oscar for its 1966 annual report in the Public Utilities Electric under $40 million revenue class. Nova Scotia Light & Power and Citizens Utilities also place. Robert Greenleaf of Iowa Southern comments on clarity for shareholders as Robert Webb accepts the award in New York City with Governor Rhodes delivering the keynote.

Iowa Southern Utilities Company Iowa Southern Public Financial World Nova Scotia Light & Power Company Halifax Nova Scotia Citizens Utilities Company Stamford Connecticut United States Canada Robert Greenleaf Robert Webb New York City James A. Rhodes Ohio

Riverside council accepts bid for new sewage plant

Riverside town council in a special meeting Wednesday accepted one of two bids for a new extended aeration sewage treatment plant. M. F. Goerdt Co. of Dubuque submitted the low bid of 93942 dollars. The bid is pending approval by the FHA and the Water Pollution Control Administration. If approved, completion is about a year away.

Riverside M. F. Goerdt Co Dubuque FHA Water Pollution Control Administration

Water Works operators course in Washington Iowa

Water treatment officials conduct a basic training course for Water Works operators in Washington Iowa. Nine sessions will be held on successive Wednesdays at the American Legion Hall and the Fire Hall with over 100 water works personnel registered as the program enters its second week. The Iowa State Department of Health, the Iowa Section of the American Water Works Association and the University of Iowa sponsor the course, citing Washington’s central location and local interest.

Iowa Washington American Legion Hall Fire Hall Iowa State Department of Health American Water Works Association University of Iowa

De-Men's Club Caps On Sale For First Home Game

Members of the De-Men's Club remind that booster caps are available this week and may be bought in time for the Washington De mons home game Friday night. Orange caps with a black "W" are sold only to members at Klein Klothing Squire Shoppe and Folk Clothing, with profits going to the De-Men's treasury.

de - Men's Club Washington Demons Klein Klothing Squire Folk Clothing de - Men's Treasury

U of I scientists probe magnetosphere routes to Earth

Iowa City researchers study how solar flare particles reach Earth. Using Explorer 33 outside the magnetosphere and Injun 4 inside, they tested whether solar protons cross the magnetopause or are guided by the magnetosphere. Results favor unimpeded entry through the magnetopause.

Iowa City, Iowa UPI Earth University of Iowa van Allen James van Allen The U of I United States Explorer 33 Inun 4 S.M. Krimigs T.P. Armstrong Physical Review Letters Injun Explorer Injun 4 Mariner - Mars Mariner

Household hints from Family Circle October issue

Household hints from Family Circle cover piano keys cleaning with mild suds instead of denatured alcohol to avoid cracking. It notes rug fringe requires damp white soap rub or wrapping paper and spray starch method. It suggests marking tablecloth hems for the exact table size to save time when refolding.

Family Circle Magazine

Sees big future for small ice box

COLLEGE STATION Texas United Press International a Texas A M home management specialist predicts that six small refrigerated cabinets will replace a single large fridge within ten years. Joy Arrington foresees insulated cabinets re frigerated at will with separate controls for each food type. No frost fridges may become standard as icemakers and portable car battery operated units enter the market.

College Station Texas UPI Texas A&m Joy Arrington Miss Arrington

Recipe Roundup From The I S U Kitchen

A potluck spread features Chocolate Chip Pie with crust crumbs and a chocolate filling, Hot Chicken Salad casserole serving 6-8, and a custard pie variant. Also included are Buttermilk Pie and Peanut Butter Cookies with detailed ingredients and baking times.

Kalona Bridge Club Opens Season With Dinner and Wins

Mrs. J. R. Swartzendruber hosted Kalona’s first ladies bridge club meeting of the season at 6:30 PM with a cafeteria dinner followed by bridge. Prizes went to Mrs. Jack Guenverich, Mrs. A. A. Jackson and Mrs. H. L. Grady for high score, traveling and consolation. Also noted were social coffees in honor of visitors from California and planned hosting by Mrs. Eugene Way on October 9.

Kalona J. R. Swartzendruber Ladies Bridge Club Jack Guenverich A. A. Jackson H. L. Grady Grady San Diego California B. O. Sleichter Roland Kammerer J. L. Grout Clifford Small J.R. Swartzendruber Grace Tilden C. W. Beckman Vernon Stagner Tom Russell John Woodin S. W. Yoder Mary Yotty Sylvia Chody L. J. Strickler Lena Mikesell Herman Rice Roger Tuttle Richard Dyer Lowell Drake Rose Sleichter Alva Niffenegger J. C. Shimon Francis Friese Solon C. J. Shimon Mt. Vernon Enos Enfield Oxford Judy Enfield Arthur Enfield Wellman Ray Enfield Washington

Four arrested in Cedar Falls motel robbery

Four Waterloo men, Wiley Franklin 23 Albert Parham 23 Eddie Scott 21 and James Hendrix 20, were arrested ten minutes after a Cedar Falls motel holdup. A gunshot narrowly missed the assistant manager. They were charged with robbery with aggravation and held in the Cedar Falls city jail. Waterloo police traced a car seen near the scene.

Cedar Falls Iowa UPI Waterloo Wiley Gary Franklin Albert Parham Eddie Eugene Scott James Hendrix

St Joseph Pinochle Party Concludes Summer Marathon

St Josephs Circle of Catholic women hosted a Tuesday pinochle party at St James School gym as the final summer Marathon event. Eight tables played with high score going to Mrs Fred Metzger and low to Mrs Jane Lambertson. Summer high scorers were Mrs Frank Casey and Mrs Martin Whittaker with 8 970 points. low was Mrs George Horn and Mrs Lambertson with 1 470 points.

St. Joseph's Circle of St. James School Fred Metzger Low Jane Lambertson Frank Casey Martin Whittaker George Horn Lambertson

Dinkheller Address Fragment in San Francisco Post

Fragment lists Glenn E. Dinkheller with military rank AF 17693048 and a box number 5281 at 35th FMS APO San Francisco California 96321. The OCR conveys a military mail address and station details without full surrounding context.

Glenn E. Dinkheller San Francisco Calif

Tax bill debate swirls over demolition and new construction

The Iowa tax commission faces questions on applying the law to wrecking services and new construction. Governor Hughes criticizes lack of legal advice while Turner weighs whether his advisory opinion has force. Legislative intent and possible reforms loom as 81 representatives and 28 senators noted in journals that they did not intend to tax new construction.

Commission Potter Turner Harold E. Hughes Tax Commission Attorney General Hughes Iowa Senate Attorney General’s Office

National 4-H Week Proclaimed Amid Conservation Efforts

Frank H. Mendell, State Conservationist, notes the 25th anniversary of National 4-H Week from September 30 to October 7. He praises 4-H members, about 22 million nationwide, for conservation work on farms, gardens, bird sanctuaries, and recreation areas, and cites the program’s World War II origins and continued fall observance since 1964.

Conservaton Frank H. Mendell America Mendell

Columbus church to sponsor smorgasbord dinner

The United Presbyterian church in Columbus Junction sponsors a smorgasbord dinner on Thursday evening October 5 starting at 5 p.m. in Columbus Community High School. Proceeds aid the construction of the new Presbyterian Christian Education building. Tickets are sold at local banks, the hotel, and May Drug Store.

Columbus Junction BBN Committee United Presbyterian Church Columbus Community Presbyterian Christian Education Banks May Drug

Special service at Prairie Flower church Rally Day

Prairie Flower church holds Rally Day for Sunday school classes on Sunday October 1 with program at 9 45 a m The evangelist P R Halvorsen will speak at 11 a m and 7 30 p m on Jude and The Burial of the Russian Bear Youth groups meet at 6 15 p m

Prairie Flower Church P. R. Halvorsen

Pvt Charles Ray Helfrich RA 16924890

Pvt Charles Ray Helfrich served in Co D Ist Bn 1st BDE 3rd Plat USATC Fort Lewis Washington 98433.

Charles Ray Helfrich Ft. Lewis Wash

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