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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1967
Page
4
The Muscatine Journal offers home repair advice on lifting a sagging beam with a jack-post, raising the beam in small increments to avoid damage, and using a level to ensure the floor sits level. It also explains creating a spatter finish for a child’s room by spraying paint from a brush held above the floor.
Louisa County hosts an open house at the county home on June 18 from 12 30 to 3 39 pm with guided tours at 1 30 and 3 pm. A pancake dinner runs 12 30 to 3 30 pm with free will donations to fund improved recreational programs and new equipment. The event is sponsored by the Grandview Federated club and the Louisa County home recreational project committee.
Cedar Valley Vacation Church School concluded Friday under the theme The God I Love. Rev Diefenbacher welcomed attendees as classes performed songs and demonstrations. Certificates were awarded, then an open house with punch and cookies. The 40 child registrations set a record for the church school.
The two year-old colt King's Fame is sired by One-Eyed King and Fame N Fortune, placing him in a racing thoroughbred lineage.
DES MOINES AP The Iowa House passed a bill 839 to declare Herbert Hoover Day a state holiday. The Sunday nearest Aug 10 would be the holiday, honoring Iowa’s only native president born Aug 10, 1874. Rep A L Mensin noted the federal historic site at Hoover birthplace in West Branch and urged the action.
Columbus Junction reports a Friday meeting of the Senior Citizens Club with 32 members and two guests, Mrs. Minnie Merrick and Mrs. Mary Buser. A new member, Ettabell, joined. July and June activities planned. next meeting July 13 at the bank. Also notes Girl Scout Camp vacancies at Camp L-Ke-Ta near Burlington for July 23 29 with a 20 fee. contact Burlington Girl Scout office. Several local visits and family notes concluded the column.
A crowded local notes column lists visitors and travel across states from Columbus Junction. Names include Mrs Ralph Oak Diane Denise Phoenix and Nashville visitors to see relatives, plus Laura Schlichting Springfield visiting relatives. Other items cover births, teaching appointments, housing moves, and a patient transfer.
A woodworking piece can display exposed plywood edges without hiding seams. Techniques include adding splines, contrasting finishes, plywood tape veneers, half round moulding, metal channels, or laminated plastic. Beveling edges on tabletops offers decorative appeal. progression requires skill and a clear sealer to prevent moisture.
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