Ward Heaton Dies at Home in Washington Oregon?
Ward V. Heaton 66 longtime owner of the State Cafe in Washington died suddenly at his home September 27 1972 after a brief illness. Funeral scheduled Saturday at 1 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Pleasant Grove Cemetery Sigourney. Heaton born September 11 1906 near Sigourney served in WWII. survived by wife Mildred two sons David Dennis both of Mt Pleasant a daughter Jan of Chicago two grandchildren and a sister Mrs William Egan of Mediapolis.
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Ward V. Heaton
State Cafe
Washington
Jones Funeral
Arthur Peters
Pleasant Grove
Sigourney
Ward Virgil Heaton
Harley and
Della Hartley Heaton
Des Moines
Mildred Jean Miles
United Presbyterian Church
American Legion
Lowa Restaurant Association
Heaton
David
Dennis
Mt. Pleasant
Jan
Chicago
Mary Elizabeth
David Heaton
William Egan
Mediapoli
Washington High FBLA Forms Speech Training Group
Members of the Washington High School FBLA chapter met with the Washington Toastmasters Club to launch public speech training sessions. Officers elected for the first period are John Marek president, Janet Dawson vice president, Penny Harvey secretary, Angela Secrest sergeant at arms. The sessions focus on thinking on one's feet and speaking up, with new officers to be elected periodically to gain presiding experience.
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Future Business Leaders of America
Washington High School
Washington Toastmasters Club
John Marek
Janet Dawson
Penny Harvey
Angela Secrest
Livestock and Grain Markets Report from Des Moines and Joliet
UPI markets show moderately active hog trading with mixed cattle and sow prices in Des Moines Iowa while Joliet Illinois reports cattle sales inadequate to establish a clear market, with receipts and price ranges for various weight classes and continual fluctuation in bid offerings.
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Des Moines
UPI
Chicago
Iowa
U.S
Joliet, Ill
UPL
Bae Hay
Boa
Powers Named Consultant to New York City Administrator Office
Ten years ago Darold Powers formerly of Washington was appointed as a consultant to the Administrator's Office of New York City. He will work in employee development management analysis and, on September 7, received a certificate of merit and cash award from the U.S. Department of Agriculture for leading the department's management intern program.
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Darold Powers
Washington
City of
New York
Powers
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Waterfowl hunters urged to carry both Federal and State stamps
Fish and Game Officer Steve Messinger reminds sportsmen that waterfowl in town this fall require both the Federal Duck Stamp and the new Iowa State Duck Stamp. The federal stamp is needed for anyone 16 or older and available at post offices. the state stamp must be carried by all hunters and can be bought where licenses are sold. Each stamp must be validated by the licensee's signature.
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Steve Messinger
State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Keota Man Claude F. Holmes Dies at 72
Claude F. Holmes of Keota, a retired auto dealer born May 15, 1895, died Wednesday evening at Washington County Hospital after a year of declining health. Funeral set for Sept. 30 at 2 p.m. United Presbyterian Church with burial in Keota Cemetery. He was a World War I veteran and longtime Mason and OES member. He is survived by his wife Bessie L. Bauer and his parents and siblings.
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Keota
Claude F. Holmes
Washington County Hospital
United Presbyterian Church
David Reeves
Des Moines
Powell
Mr. Holmes
Benjamin F
Mina M. Hagist Holmes
Bessie L. Bauer
West Chester
Masonic Lodge
OES
Republican Women Gather for Fall Conference in Mt. Pleasant
The first district fall conference of the Federation of Republican Women convened at Iris Court in Mt. Pleasant hosted by Henry County women. Mrs. Joe Jones presided with attendees from Washington including Mrs. Phil Weldin and Mrs. Nate Young. Speakers Dr. John Crane and Theodore Khan discussed plans for a caravan for Congressman Fred Schwengel and other candidates. Committees reported Mrs. Jack Miller praised counties hitting quota. Washington County was highlighted.
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Federation of Republican Women
Iris Court
Mt. Pleasant
Henry County
Joe Jones
Washington
Phil Weldin
Nate Young
John Crane
Theodore Khan
Iowa Wesleyan College
Fred Schwengel
Doreeckhoff
Johnson County
Jack Miller
Washington County
Tse
Club Activities Reported for Applied Arts I Meeting
Mrs Lloyd Turnipseed Jr entertained Applied Arts I members at a salad supper Tuesday. Two Mormon missionaries spoke on their work. Mrs DeWayne Adams gave the inspiration. A fundraising project was discussed. October program plans include making tray favors for Meals on Wheels for Thanksgiving.
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Lloyd Turnipseed Jr
Applied Arts I
DeWayne Adams
Mullikins to sing at Faith Baptist Church
Mrs Don Mullikin and three children will perform gospel songs at Faith Baptist Church Sunday October 1 1972 at the 9 and 10 am services Randy and Robbin placed among the top six finalists in the State Fair talent show this year Public is invited to hear the group sing
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Don
Janice) Mullikin
Randy
Robbin
Richard
Faith Baptist Church
Gypsy moths expand westward amid rising future risk
UPI reports that defoliation by gypsy moths in nine northeastern states totaled about 1.36 million acres this summer, down from 1971, while officials warn the insect now threatens oak forests in Appalachia and Ozark regions and has reached Iowa Tennessee and West Virginia for the first time.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
Iowa
Tennessee
West Virginia
Ohio
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Appalachian
Ozark Mountain
South
Elk Protected by Tigard Police Patrols in Suburban Wanderings
In Tigard Oregon a bull elk roaming a Portland suburb is guarded by extra police patrols on a local road during dawn and dusk to deter a would be hunter. The patrols were assigned after the elk drew concern from residents and authorities.
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Tigard
Ore
Portland
Tigard Police Department
Highland Huskies Face L-M in Homecoming Battle
Highland hosts Southeast Iowa Conference foe L-M in a pivotal homecoming clash. Bowton says the game could be a turning point. L-M, ranked sixth, arrives 2-1 with a potent offense led by Meeker and Ball. Carl Brush returns as safety as Highland aims for controlled drives and a key victory.
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Highland
Louisa - Muscatine
Terry Bowton
Bowton
Huskies
Southeast Iowa
L-M
Morning Sun
Carl Brush
Brush
Mark Colbert
Jeff Schott
Rick Rath
Phil Luckey
Lynn Corpman
Randy Colton
Doug White
Jim Sleichter
Shorty Colbert
Mike Krantz
Dennis Carr
Russell Keeler
Doug Kloppfer
Mike Lord
Ron Jennings
Nick Sleichter
Rick Soukup
Tuesday Flag Football Y League Roundup
Tuesday proved busy in the 3rd and 4th grade Y league as the Vikings defeated the Chiefs 6 to 0 with Rory Shalla scoring. The Bears beat the Packers 18 to 12 with Lael Stout Joe Evanovich and Richard Weatherman scoring. In the third game the Dolphins routed the Cowboys 6 to 0 with Tom Borchardt as top scorer. The 5th and 6th grade league did not play. standings for the 3rd and 4th grade league updated.
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Vikings
Chiefs
Rory Shalla
Bears
Packers
Lael Stout
Joe Evanovich
Richard Weatherman
Dolphins
Cowboys
Tom Borchardt
Demolition Derby Set for Sunday at Local Fairgrounds
Jaycee sponsored crash at 2 p.m. Sunday draws cars and drivers to the fairgrounds. Kiwanis foodstand will be open. Admission is 1 dollar for adults, with preschool children admitted free.
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Fairgrounds
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Ward Heaton
FBLA
Russell Stover
Candies
Peres
GOA Plus
Washington, Iowa
Action
Joe
Keith Butcher
Pizza Hut
Madison
Mullikins
Faith Baptist
Wet
Cowboys Chiefs Ao
Catfish
Warren Stewart
Washington Cafe
Music
Sportsman Lounge
Inc
Schmidt Beer
Cole Slaw
Jing
Perdock’s
Buick
Perdock Inc
GMC
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