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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1966

Page

4

Editorial reflections on snow and sand storms in 1966

A Washington Iowa Evening Journal column contrasts a blizzard in Iowa with an Egyptian sandstorm shared by local and Egyptian friends. The writer notes the beauty and challenge of snow while recounting the fear of sand storms, ending with a reflection on understanding another culture's fear and resilience.

Kalona Rebekahs Plan Installation and Holiday Gatherings

Kalona Rebekah Lodge members met at the Odd Fellows hall with twenty-nine in attendance. Mrs. Donald Dickel chaired as noble grand and a cash gift was voted for Lodge Homes in Mason City. An installation is planned for December 27 at the hall for Rebekahs and Odd Fellows, with Kalona staff to install officers of Wellman and Washington lodges in January. Social hour followed the Christmas party with secret sisters revealed and gifts exchanged.

Eugene Way Kalona Kalona Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Donald Dickel Noble Grand Mason City Rebekahs Odd Fellows Kalona Wellman Washington Phillip Preston H. A. Swartzendruber Gail Swartzendruber C. R Beckley Roland Maxwell E. J. Hesselschwerdt

Public Eye Ad Case Tests Sidewalk Advertising Rules

An analysis in 1965 American Bar Association material recounts a public eye case where seven sisters selling hair tonic drew crowds, then faced a court stop over sidewalk access. Courts balance free advertising with public convenience and safety, warning against arbitrary bans on signage and loud displays.

American Bar Association

Iowa faces subdistricting headaches as race narrows

Lawmakers confront the Iowa Supreme Court order to redraw districts. They lack block by block census data for many medium sized cities. only major cities have full detail. University computer center drafts plans using enumeration districts if available. Contests loom over Warren County House seat as close race sparks questions about election procedures.

Iowa Supreme Court Supreme Court Des Moines Cedar Rapids Davenport Dubuque Waterloo Sioux City Council Bluffs Ottumwa Clinton Legislative Research Bureau Story Jasper Marshall, Webster Johnson Cerro Gordo, Lee and Muscatine Senate Polk Black Hawk Scott Woodbury Linn Pottawattamie University of Owns Department of Engineering Iowa City Iowa George Fischer Norwalk Iowa Daily Press Association Warren County James Middleswart Indianola Fischer Charles Fischer Homer Adcock State Liquor Commission Turner

Simple bidding triumph in contract bridge match

A detailed bridge hand from a Sweden versus United States match in 1953 highlights the value of simple bidding. North opened with spades, South supported, leading to a six spade contract by Crawford and a 980 point win for the North-South pair, while the opposing table failed to reach slam.

Sweden United States John Crawford West King Footy Crawford South West North North South Rea Syndicate, Inc

Keota group hosts employees at Christmas dinner

Keota Sp Service and Grimes Decorating Shop employees attended a Christmas party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Grimes at the Captains Table in Washington. A four course turkey dinner preceded gifts and bonus checks based on years of service, with Earl Baker receiving the largest check.

Boyd Sande Keota Keota Sp Service Grimes Decorating Shop D. M. Grimes Washington Earl Baker

Lost Antarctic seal found inland after 50 year mystery

A dead female crabeater seal pup was found 70 miles west of McMurdo Station in dry ice free valleys of Victoria Land. Scientists say the carcass proves seals occasionally wander inland, starve, then die after journeys up to 6 000 feet above sea level.

Victoria Land United States McMurdo Station Lake Bonney Dr. Dort

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