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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1967

Page

3

Dear Abby column on marriage, loyalty, and a wedding

Abigail Van Buren answers readers about infidelity doubts from a long-ago episode, handling a sitter’s smoking concern, and a mannerly wedding setback involving a friend Myrtle. The tone offers practical judgment, reassurance, and clear boundaries for similar dilemmas.

Bride-Early Dilemma Over Maid of Honor Changes

Dear Abby advises there is no gracious way to drop Myrtle as maid of honor due to her changing figure. The mother laments the gown search for Myrtle and fears ruining the wedding, while Abby notes the social awkwardness and offers a personal reply service and wedding booklet for a fee.

Abby Myrtle Bride

Rosemary Knebel graduates Sunday from nursing program

Riverside Aug 2 Mrs Rockus Knebel Mrs Louis Knebel and Linda Rice drove to Carroll Iowa Sunday to attend Rosemary Knebel s graduation from the Antonian School of Nursing After August 14 she has accepted a position in the Obstetrical Department of University Hospitals Also note Boy Scouts of Troop 235 with Master Jim Farr Assistant Stephen McGuire and Ronald Swanson spent Sunday at the University of Iowa swimming pool from 11 am to 2 pm plan another swim day Mrs Zeno Knebel returned from a Montreal Expo 67 trip and toured Quebec City and Toronto A 38 member bus trip to Hannibal Missouri including Nauvoo Illinois featured heavy rain and visits to Eldred Kron Mark Twain caves and cheese factory Organized by the South Side Country Club with Mrs Ken Kucera as president Participants hailed from Riverside Lone Tree Iowa City Wellman.

Riverside Rockus Knebel Louis Knebel Linda Rice Carroll Iowa Rosemary Knebel Antonian School of Nursing University Hospitals Boy Scouts of Troop 235 Iowa City Jim Farr Stephen McGuire Ronald Swanson Zeno Knebel Montreal Canada Quebec City Toronto Hannibal Missouri Nauvoo Illinois Eldred Kron Mark Twain Caves South Side Country Club Ken Kucera Lone Tree Wellman

Arthritis is top crippler in Iowa and Washington

The Iowa Chapter Arthritis Foundation calls arthritis the leading crippler in Iowa and Washington, citing about 863 Washington residents with arthritis. The case history of John Doe, a 37 year old mechanic, illustrates how early diagnosis and treatment can avert crippling. Doe’s condition, rheumatoid arthritis, improved with medications and exercises from Foundation research. doctors may consider surgery if no further improvement occurs.

Iowa Washington Iowa Chapter Arthritis Foundation John Doe John The University Hospitals Iowa City Washington Community Chest Charles Morris

Supplying Marine Forces by the Second Logistical Command

NAHA Okinawa UPI half a million American soldiers in Vietnam rely on a vast supply chain. The Second Logistical Command on Okinawa unloads stores ships and manages ammo and boots, employing 9 500 civilians and military personnel to move 277 000 tons monthly. It runs Naha Port terminal White Beach ammunition pier Machinato Chibona Henoko Yoza storage sites and provides harbor tug services and civilian protection.

Naha Okinawa Second Log U.S Machinato Chibona Henoko Yoza Naha Terminal White Beach Naha Port

American Mothers plan prayer vigil for peace

Mrs. George Kerr Iowa Mother of the Year announces a continuous six hour National Prayer Vigil for Peace from midnight to 6 am August 11 covering Eritrea Ethiopia and Finland. The week of August 10 16 is set for the vigil with 15 minute periods and open participation for people of all faiths and creeds.

George Kerr Iowa Virginia Bedell Vietnam Washington Eritrea Ethiopia Finland Mrs. Kerr

Residents greet 99th birthday at United Presbyterian Home

Mrs Pool ey returns Wednesday to the United Presbyterian Home where more than 250 guests visited the 99 year old father who remains active in daily Bible study for ministers. Guests include Ramsdales, Megchelsens family, Mangolds, Buchanans, Patton, Cop pock, and Turnbulls with moves to Thailand.

Local residents travel and celebrate in a week of visits

Mr and Mrs Maury Ellis and daughter Nancy of Monroe Ohio left for Chillicothe Missouri after visiting Raymond Whisler. Dr and Mrs John Lemmon and daughter Chris returned from a vacation east visiting the Hutchins family in Lewiston New York the Merrill Lemmons in Jamestown New York and the Binghams in Lake Champlain Vermont. The Lemmons toured Expo 67 in Montreal and returned via Canada. Friends honored Mrs John D Jones at her home on her 83rd birthday while she recovers from rib injuries from a kitchen fall.

Ramsdales Mr. Ramsdale Maury Ellis Nancy Monroe, C Chillicothe, Mo Raymond Whisler John Lemmon Chris East Robert Hutchins Lewiston N. Y Merrill Lemmons Jamesville Dr. Lemmon Lloyd Binghams Lake Champlain Lemmons Montreal Canada John D. Jones

Richland melon feed held Wednesday in Town Park

The Seventh Free Watermelon feed by Richland Commercial Club drew about 1000 attendees in Town Park on Wednesday evening. Serving began at 6:30 p.m., with over 200 melons, honoring Appreciation Day. 1967 chairman Clyde Rapp and secretary-treasurer Joe Lopez led planning. the first Watermelon Day was in 1960 with Russell Parsons as chairman.

Richland Richland Commercial Club Town Park Clyde Rapp Joe Lopez Russell Parsons John Morgan Henderson, Nev Charles Morgan Lawrence Kansas Mary Morgan

Jello Punch and Cottage Cheese Salad Recipes

A church or community kitchen roundup lists recipes for Jello Punch serving 40, Cottage Cheese and Tomato Soup Salad, Mazda salad oil vinaigrette, and a macaroni and corn cheese bake. Each recipe includes ingredients, steps, and yield, ending with encouragement that the dishes are very good.

Art Center at C. R. displays Floyd Lewis paintings

An August exhibition in the Grant Wood Gallery at Cedar Rapids Art Center features Floyd Lewis. A Midwest artist, Lewis has held residencies at Cornell College and Raymond Ranch, taught in Iowa in the 1960s, and won the 1965 Twentieth Century Art Club Award. The center hours: ten to five Tue-Sat, till 8:30 Thu, and Sunday two to five. closed Monday.

Floyd Lewis Grant Wood Cedar Rapids Art Center Cedar Rapids Lewis Cornell College Mount Vernon Art Association Iowa Raymond College University of the Pacific Stockton California Mr. Lewis Twentieth Century Art Club Missouri City Art Museum St. Louis Mid Far West

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Abigail van Buren Dean Aobby Los Angeles Cal Wilbur Kiene Advertising Council State and U. S. Forest Services International Newspaper Advertising Executives USS. Military Harbor Service American Mothers Plan Custom Capp Homes North Washington, Iowa Capp Homes Dept Des Moines United Presbyterian Home Karl Megchelsen Lois Swain Megchelsens Robert Ainsworth Wayne Mangold West Chester Mae Sturgeon Grace Vincent Dales Buchanans Frances Patton Wisconsin Homer Coppock William McAfee Monmouth Denver Robert Turnbull Atlantic United Presbyterian Mission Egypt Turnbull Thailand Ethel and Vivian Booth Davenport Elmer Koenings Helene B. Dillon France Food Service J. W. Howar Centerville Art Center C. R Midwest Gillespie Faith Baptist Church Freeman Barton Oliver J. Parish McKune’s Feed Service North 4Th Street Busby Harry and Mildred McKune
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