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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1952
Page
3
Jacoby discusses when to freeze the discard pile in Canasta. He notes offensive freezes hinge on both sides having more cards, and that freezing is risky when the opponent holds many cards after meld and discard. He emphasizes counting cards, with eleven as a key threshold. He cannot answer individual reader questions but will summarize frequent queries.
A single paid assembly is listed for the Muscatine high school week, with other events including a junior college basketball organizational meeting, skating party for seventh graders, junior high clubs meetings, a home room party, and a student council convention planned for October 27 with elections the following week.
The State Pow Wow of the Department of Iowa VFW Auxiliary gathered in Muscatine Friday through Sunday with national auxiliary president Doris Helms of Chicago in attendance. Iowa officers included Velma Gottschalk Perry president and other leaders. Mabel Lange chaired the event. Anna Jarvis of Mason City attended as the Iowa Mother. The gathering featured meetings, a parade, banquet, and a joint Sunday session, with flowers and hospital visits planned for veterans, including a Knoxville stop with Cliff Werner’s Orchestra.
Graveside services were conducted at Greenwood Cemetery this afternoon for Paul LeRoy Westerman Jr., infant son of Paul L. and Shirley Gillikin Westerman of 2224 Walnut Street. He died Saturday night at Hershey Hospital. born October 11, 1952, at Hershey Hospital. Surviving are the parents, two sisters Jeannie Lee and Paula Rae, grandfather Luther Gillikin of Newport NC, and the funeral director Geo. M. Wittich.
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