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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
12
A newspaper fragment notes Fathers Day gift ideas centering on tools and power drills. It highlights how a drill can drill, polish, drive screws, sharpen knives, and attach as a saw, appealing to dads who tinker with cars and hardware.
Father's Day offers gift ideas with a vacation theme and a focus on photography. From cameras and accessories to automatic exposure models, the piece notes how Dad can start or deepen a hobby, with gadgets for travel, and tools for carpentry and boat maintenance also suggested for the practical Dad. It all shifts to Bow Washington, where Lu Henry bids for postmasters presidency, highlighting the diversity of roles among postmasters and the upcoming election in Omaha.
Portraits appreciated by fathers suggest a family photograph neatly framed for display at home or in the office. The trend cites over 100,000 women gifting portrait sets last year, with a certificate entitling a Dad to a sitting, while the group portrait remains a staple display piece.
Conesville Meth odist Church hosts an ice cream supper on Thursday June 27 starting at 4 30 p m. The Women s Society of Christian Service chairwoman Mrs Clifford Crafton leads the dining room committee with assistants Mrs William Roush Mrs Virgil Chapman and the Junior and Senior MYF.
A short quiz introduces the concept of dress quotient and asks readers to compare themselves with successful men. It invites readers to answer questions and score themselves on the next page, hinting at a practical wardrobe evaluation.
The article lists appointed volunteers for various food duties including chicken sandwiches handled by Mrs. Earl Murphy and Mrs. Donald Buckman, hamburgers by Mrs. Max Kemp, potato salad by Mrs. Kenneth Hill and Mrs. Byrle Van Dyke, baked beans by Mrs. Elza Hamilton, and pie by Mrs. Doris Peterson and Mrs. C A Buckman, with cake duties managed by Mrs. Harriett.
Jewelry stores advertise a wide range of masculine gifts for Father’s Day from rings and cuff links to watches and signet pieces. The Jewelry Industry Council notes personal jewelry suits the occasion, offering practical, memorable options such as birthstone rings and desk lighters.
The item described serves as a striking introduction gift noting its use for personal items such as desk clocks picture frames military brushes or silver handled clothes brushes as enduring presents.
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