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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1966
Page
2
New York United Press International reports Thomas H. Melohn of the Whitman Division says boxed candy no longer stands alone for Valentine gifts. In an interview he notes candy often accompanies perfume or other costly items, though overall candy consumption remains steady.
The nation’s largest boxed candy maker reports 1964 boxed candy sales above 1963 by 14 percent, totaling 35 million pounds at $2 or more per pound. Mothers drive purchases for family consumption. one-pound boxes top sellers in drug stores and shops. Chocolates out-sell other confections nine to one with chocolate-coated nuts and solid chocolate favorites.
The Los Angeles area remains a top market for a leading liquid diet brand while also ranking high for boxed candy consumption. Studies show couples aged 28 to 40 and those over 50 are the largest buyers, with 6 to 12 year olds consuming most once the candy is in the home. A company executive noted the shift after moving to the candy division.
Nutritionists judge meals by the balance of carbohydrates, protein and fat. Separate carbs digest fastest, fats slowest, with protein in between. A breakfast of orange juice alone leaves you hungry, so add toast, cereal, milk, egg or cheese, and a small amount of fat to sustain energy until noon.
A local shoe salesman says he usually can fit a lady's foot but finds fitting her head much more difficult. This remark reflects a quirky fashion commentary encountered in everyday street conversations.
Gary and Rick Reif of West Chester were patients in Washington County Hospital this week with Rick discharged home. Jerry Deaton was sent to Ft Leonard Wood for basic training. Dale Connelly was elected president of the Iowa Retail Hardware Association in Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Connelly returned from meetings at Hotel Savery and Veterans Auditorium. Mr and Mrs Walter Duvall hosted the Comrade Sunday School Class at a potluck in their new home. Sixteen members attended. Also a note on washing machine sneakers to keep children’s feet comfortable and cleanliness to prevent perspiration and soil buildup.
Thursday events include CES at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple and Women of Moose enrollment at 8 p.m. at Moose Home. Executive board meets at 7 p.m. Christian CWF Martha Group at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Dav isson. Friday schedules feature multiple Circle meetings at 2 p.m. and a 9:30 a.m. Circle VII session, plus a 7:30 p.m. Wesleyan Service Guild gathering. Saturday features the Sweetheart Dance at the Armory and various club activities. Monday lists several clubs with times, venues, and note of place changes.
Miss Minnie Schroeder entertained the Afternoon circle of St Paul United Church of Christ at her home Wednesday. Members sewed toys for hospital wards while a sack lunch was served with a valentine motif. Twelve members attended and Mrs Archer Augustine was a guest. Mrs Walter Sheets will host in March with roll call from Matthew.
Private Jerry Deaton of Company D Sth Battalion 4th Platoon 2nd Basic Combat Training Brigade is listed as stationed at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri 65473 providing veterans and training status details from the service record.
Mrs. Gilbert Mills and Darlene hosted a linen shower for Joy Mills, guest of honor, as she prepares to marry James Bennett on February 27. Relatives and friends gave linen gifts, which were opened after games and visiting. Blue and white decor and refreshments matched the chosen colors.
Yesterday admission include Kenneth Carris Riverside Mrs Clar ence Hayes and Roy Kron. Today births show Clif ford Corpman Virgil Davis Rex Manning and Joe Richards. Dismissals include Hugh Cole Dee Kauffman and Mrs Carl McKean and daughter.
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