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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1964
Page
4
A combined notice thanks friends and relatives for cards flowers and food after the death of Mary Curl with special thanks to the Women of the Moose and family members for kindness and meals. Also thanks from Mrs Walter Horning for prayers during hospital stay. Seattle Space Needle revolv ing restaurant offers braille menus and sign language helpers for deaf patrons.
A suggestion to vary breakfast with broiled lamb chops garnished attractively. Advise asking retailers for chops %-to 1 inch thick and removing the fell to prevent drying. If a whole leg is too large, have chops cut from the sirloin end for a prep that yields two meals.
Mr and Mrs Burke McCreedy hosted a smorgasbord in Muscatine with guests Mr and Mrs Don Rabenold. The couple then called on Mrs Carrie McCreedy in Fairfield. The Madrigal singers of Highland Community School performed twelve songs at the U P Home in Washington, with Mrs Larry Trotter as instructor. Bill Frame returned from Ames for his father's birthday. Additional dinners included Mrs Earl Steele and family in Washington, and Mr and Mrs Dale Johnston and family visiting Mrs Johnston's parents. John Frame and others visited Dale Johnston at Veterans Hospital near Washington.
Jack Wenger and four sons from Columbia Missouri visited Wayland relatives then headed to Oskaloosa for Sunday with Mrs Wenger’s parents. Local clubs met with Mrs Speas and Mrs Martin hosting, a Philathea class quarterly meeting occurred, and many neighbors celebrated Margaret Wittrig’s 80th birthday with family from Iowa City and California calling in.
Meade brief notes Kathy Me has been included on the honor roll list at the Community School.
An auction listing describes Angus cows bred to registered Angus bulls with early spring calving. It includes 120 real choice Angus steer and heifer calves from a top Louisa County herd. Additional consignments include Hereford and Angus cows, calves, yearlings, fat steers, and heavy feeders. Sale starts at noon with stock cows first, then calves and yearlings.
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