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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1964
Page
3
A collage of Dear Abby questions about staying with a husband who travels, teenage dating and kiss norms, foreign accents, and a request for space in the column. The writer Dorothy G confirms Abby’s guidance and asks for space for her own letter.
Hawkeye Area Boy Scout Council to hold a special orientation for all new members of the executive and advisory boards at 7 30 pm Tuesday February 1 in Cedar Rapids Peoples Avenue SE. Council President Gordon Simonds says the session will review long range studies by the council and camp development committee and consider camp expansion recommendations. The full executive board will meet February 18 at 639 pm at the Holiday Inn in Town City to decide on the expansion. Lt Gov Harry Lee Waterfield of Kentucky becomes the second person to be elected lieutenant governor twice in the state's 171 year history. He is the only one to have served twice as presiding officer of both the House and Senate.
Larry A. Barnes graduates in radio and TV from DeVry Chicago and visits before returning to Sun Electric in Chicago. Bernadine Grosscup departs for Los Angeles after two weeks here due to her father's illness and passing. Veterans Hospital admits Hen Hammer. Coralie Briley returns from Florida extended visit. sister-in-law Mrs John Weeding visits. Vera Crawford attended the funeral of Mrs. Beda Stone in Alexis Illinois. Mrs. C.H. Wolfe hosts birthday dinner for mother-in-law Mrs. Wolfe with guests. Andrea Zeck visits Cedar Rapids. birthdays noted for Phil Mills and Pat O’Connor. VEW Junior Unit meets with plans for birthday celebration and blue candles collection.
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