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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1964
Page
3
A reader questions how to control a boyfriend who trains and becomes difficult off training. Abby suggests learning Judo to regain balance. Additional letters seek guidance on remarriage to a deceased spouse in-laws, epilepsy questions, and a notice offering resources from Abby.
Dr and Mrs Kerr Kay Ellen and Joe returned from a three weeks eastern vacation. Fred Gessler came back from a two week visit with his daughter in Estherville Iowa. Dr Thompson resumes activities after hospital stay. Dr and Mrs Ewing Bailey of Bristol Village Ohio visited friends here with Mrs Nolin and Miss Patton hosting a tea at Miss McIntyre's cottage. Sherriff of Sharon Pa was a weekend guest at the Sherriff-Weed cottage. Some Home members visited other churches in Washington during August 23 service absence. Local clergy attendance at First Presbyterian Brighton with Dr Hugh Milne supplying. Mrs Sturgeon and Misses Vincent Work attended Keota Federated Church. Ella Gordon Mae Sturgeon Grace Vincent attended Shirley Conklin David Gordon wedding at Keota Federated Church. Mr and Mrs Claude Thomas and children from Fairhaven Ohio called on Nolin and Patton Sunday evening en route to Colorado. Bruce Lobaugh and wife visiting Rev John Baird and Mrs Baird on way to Rochester NY for Eastman School PhD work. Raymond Anderson moved into Cottage 13 Monday August 24.
Ten piano students performed in the final summer recital at Mrs. John Skubal’s home near Ainsworth on August 19. First timers Cindy Bixby and Susan O’Connor joined regulars Judy Orris, Tommy Colthurst, Andy Colthurst, Jay Haustenstein, Jane Trotter, Jill Haustenstein, Linda Orris, and Jorjean Colthurst. Linda and Judy played a duet. Jill demonstrated pedal use. Attendance awards went to Jeanette Klopfenstein and Kathy Skubal. good practice awards to Jay Haustenstein, Barbara Podaril, and Jeanette Klopfenstein.
Ninety six attended the 50th anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Ira Amlong of Washington on August 19. The guest list includes William Crandall family Coralville Herman Madison family Franklin Grove Daryl Leffler family Washington Hilton Coon family Columbus Junction Bob Amlong family Iowa City Lyle Crawford family Washington Dale Kerr family Washington Pearl Whetstine Tacoma Wellman area guests Clifford Campbell Washington Ralph Osborne family Wayland Shull Packwood Flora Spivey Washington Judith Leslie Washington Unterwalder Cindy Wayland Speake Mark Kansas City Mo Krotz Has kins Carolyn Coon Iowa City Jim Coon Mike Steve Columbus Junction Blanche Kephart Washington Tony Amlong Washington Rob ert McAvoy family Washington Everette Green Ruby Sharp Keota. After dinner callers included Jake Unternaher Wayland and Dortha Warren.
Clay Goode at 717 South Ninth plans a new dwelling and Dean Jeffries at 1202 East Third requests a new garage. E P Griggs and wife transfer lot 4 block 4 Wellman’s second addition to Robert D Miller and wife.
Forty friends and relatives attended a bridal shower for Miss Ruth Earnest on Sept 3 at the Fred Heck home hosted by Mrs. Paul Pacha and Barbara Heck. Guests enjoyed games and were presented with gifts as gold and white decor highlighted the event before Miss Earnest’s Sept 8 wedding to Donald Heck at St James Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Augustine and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Lowe attended the Iowa State Fair Sunday. Lloyd showed Buttercup and won the adult pleasure class and the Iowa championship, making for a delightful trip.
NIC WALKER recounts a southern swing through Arkansas and Missouri noting racial tension varies by city. He mentions Hot Springs and Little Rock, the NAACP, Gov Faubus, and evolving Negro mobility. He comments on scenic Highway 7, mineral baths, a birthday party with a civil rights gift, and finding better tennis courts in the south.
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