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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1965
Page
11
Reporter Richard Longworth recounts the scramble to buy a sled in Moscow before New Year. Shoppers queue from early morning at Children’s World, endure a long line, claim a guardrail sled, and hope theirs is the best remaining after a phase of frantic shopping.
A scanned area listing TV programs and times including news, game shows, soap operas, children’s programs, movies, and late night talks. Reads like a typical 1960s broadcast grid with titles such as The Munsters Gilligan’s Island Bonanza and The Guiding Light, plus children’s cartoons and Westerns.
The Wellman Mothers Club met November 23 at Mrs. Madena Droz home with co host Mrs. Betty Kempf. President Berneice led the business session. Betty Nickoll gave a lesson on Allowances. Fifteen members and two guests attended. The next breakfast meeting is December 15 with Mrs. Glennis Hochstetler. Honorary members are invited and children are welcome.
Bob Malley and family hosted a cooperative dinner on Thanksgiving at noon. Guests included Sanders, Wimmer, Vogel, Dill, Royces and others from Keota Cedar Rapids Iowa City and Martinsburg. Several attendees traveled to Davenport Janesville and Burlington for visits and conference events.
Trotters served as hosts for Thanksgiving Day at Ainsworth with numerous relatives from Des Moines Ames Moline Mt. Pleasant Washington Columbus Junction and nearby towns joining Mr. and Mrs. George Stout Jr. and others. Guests included Margy Trotter and George Trotter along with the Ornduff Weiss family and Thompson called on Mrs. Clarence Richards at the Washington County Hospital.
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