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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1965

Page

3

Dear Abby Advice To Grounded Teen And Neighbors

Readers seek guidance on a grounding after a night ride with a boy, handling flirtatious invitations, and a bereaved mother worrying about a daughter-in-law spending an inheritance. Abby counsels self reflection, proactive neighborly outreach, and clarifies ownership of the loved one's funds.

Abby Bruce

Local visits and new baby noted in Watertown and Washington

Watertown residents Mr and Mrs Carl Siemon and family visited Mrs Siemons parents Mr and Mrs Henry Berdo after attending a class reunion at the Country Club. A. L. Fry returned from Clear Lake with the Harold Taylors in Des Moines. Delores Martin came home from Sigourney hospital. Jack Logan and Al Logan welcomed Timothy Jay born August 7 in Washington DC with grandparents in Davenport.

Carl Siemon Carl Neil Dinny Johnny Watertown Conn A. L. Fry Clear Lake Harold Taylors Des Moines Delores Martin Sigourney Hospital Mrs Eugene Martin Jack Logan Washington, D.C Timothy Jay al Logan Davenport Orville Griggs Logans Constitution Ave

Dill Family Holds Annual Reunion at Washington Fairgrounds

Raymond Herr was elected president of the Dill family reunion at a recent meeting. Verne Dill was named vice president and Margaret Palmer secretary treasurer. Mae Herr became historian and Doyle Palmer president. Next gathering set for July 17, 1966 at Wilson Memorial Park in Keota.

Raymond Herr Dill Washington Fairgrounds Verne Dill Margaret Palmer Mae Herr Doyle Palmer Wilson Memorial Park Keota

Washington Evening Journal masthead summary

The Washington Evening Journal of Washington Iowa lists staff roles including David Elder editor and business manager William Shannon vice president advertising director Charles Morris news editor Bob Shaffer local advertising manager Bruce Cowden Contribute Editor Howard Hazen and Production Superintendent The paper published afternoons except Sundays Christmas and July 4th and entered as second class matter under Act of March 3 1879 at the Washington post office It is affiliated with United Press Leased Wire Inland Daily Press Se'n Iowa Daily Press Assn Iowa Press Assn and Audit Bureau of Circulations Subscriptions are offered in rates for Iowa weeks months and a one year term with variations by duration

Washington Evening Journal Washington, Iowa David Elder William Shannon Charles Morris Bob Shaffer Bruce Cowden Howard Hazen Washington Iowa United Press Inland Daily Press Se’n Iowa Daily Press Ass’n Iowa Press Ass'n Audit Bureau of Circulations

Washington County NFO to meet Wednesday evening

The August meeting of the Washington County NFO will be held Wednesday at 8 30 p m at the Fairgrounds. An interesting program has been planned. Topics include A First Hand Report on NFO Efforts in Washington D C The First Look at a New NFO Grain Program and Progressive Action in Live Stock Marketing Arrangements.

Washington County NFO Fairgrounds Washington, D. C

Out of Town Callers Visit Local Residents

Visitors from multiple states called on local residents and relatives including Rev F E Piper and sister Edna Sherriff in Keota. The Gillis cottage hosted Rev Bruce Gillis and James Heffers, with other arrivals from Iowa Illinois and Tennessee. The Rev S C Picken filled the Brighton Presbyterian pulpit during Dr Milne's absence.

F. E. Piper Schenectady N.Y Eldon Loots Wellsburg Iowa Burl Pringle Keota Jennie Harris Joseph Trower Sara Samuel Stephen Memphis Tenn Trower Mary Holmes Joe Holmes Bruce Gillis James Hefferns Fayettesville, N. C Gillis S. C. Picken Brighton Presbyterian Church Dr. Milne

Hoover stamp marks first day at West Branch in Iowa

Herbert Hoover commemorative five cent stamp goes on sale at West Branch Post Office as crowd of about twenty thousand gathers for Hoover birthday observance. Officials expect heavy first day requests. cancellations, cachets, and special postmark planned around Hoover Park birthplace and gravesite.

Nixon West Branch Dwight D. Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon Iowa Hoover Allan and Herbert Jr Washington U.S. Post Office Department Herbert Hoover Park Statesman Cedar Rapids Donald Johnson The American Legion Herbert Hoover Murray Gibson United States

Three teams vie for mixed team title in bridge event

CHICAGO UPI Three teams separated by less than a point contend tonight for the masters mixed team championship at the American Contract Bridge League Summer National Tournament. Leading are Israel Cohen and Terry Michaels of Washington DC Paul Matthews of Indianapolis and Garner McDaniel of Houston with 22.62 matches won. Close behind are Carol Norton Burt Norton William Rosen Al Press Carol Stokin and Sylvia Stein with 22.31, and third place goes to Bob Hamman Peggy Jean Berry Stella Rebner and Mike Lawrence with 22.26.

Chicago UPI Israel Cohen Terry Michaels Washington, D. C Paul Matthews Indianapolis Garner McDaniel Houston Tex Carol Burt Norton William Rosen al Press Evanston Carol Stokin Winnetka Sylvia Stein Detroit California Bob Hamman van Nuys Peggy Jean Berry San Francisco Stella Rebner Los Angeles Mike Lawrence Berkeley

Accuse Russia of Using Geneva Talks for Propaganda

The United States accused Russia of using the Geneva talks to propagandize, framing the session as a stage for messaging rather than substantive diplomacy. Washington urged adherence to agreed processes while highlighting concerns over Moscow pushing political narratives.

Russia Geneva UPT United States

Local visits and family ties in a Iowa household

Mrs Lillie Gibson of Havelock and sister Mrs Martha Fry of Laurens spent an evening with Mr and Mrs Gerald E Edwards. Gibson is Edwards’s aunt. Clyde Bowden and family of Alamogordo New Mexico visited Washington this week. Bowden formerly worked at the Penney Store here. Twins Donja and Sonja Rich celebrate their second birthday tomorrow. parents are Mr and Mrs Don Rich.

Lillie Gibson Havelock Martha Fry Laurens, Ia Gerald E. Edwards Mrs. Gibson Mrs. Edwards Clyde Bowden Alamogordo N. M Washington Mr. Bowden Penney Donja Sonja Rich Mrs Don Rich

Foster Denounces Moscow At Nuclear Talks Pause

Chief American negotiator William C. Foster denounced Moscow in an unscheduled speech as the 17 nation disarmament conference resumed after a four day recess. He accused the Soviets of blocking new agreements and talks to halt the arms race and nuclear proliferation.

William C. Foster Moscow

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