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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1972

Page

3

Colorful sheet choices evolve from white to varied fashions

Mrs. Maridel Kumbier from Iowa State University notes sheet quality matters in a color rich market. Muslin and percale are the two main types with muslin being coarser and heavier while percale offers a smooth durable finish often with blends that resist wrinkling and wear longer.

Maridel Kumbier Iowa State University Karen Hull ISU Cornell University

Club Activities and Golden Age Club Meeting Notes

El Fifteen members hosted by Mrs William Sitter featured business, life sketches, and quilt block work led by Mrs Everett Meeker. Golden Age Club chapter hosted a work session and social afternoon with knotting, sewing, scrapbooks, laprobes, and a lesson on bed sheet durability and label information led by Mrs Kumbier and Mrs Hull.

William Sitter Gilbert Mills Everett Meeker Marguerite Crail Cloyce Stewart Edgar Stewart Walter Griffin Elwyn Corey Richard Bordwell Verne Landers Golden Age Club David Glenn Edwards

On the Record Hospital and Local Traffic Court

Hospital notes list Mrs. Orpha Stocks and Mrs. Robert Brewer from Washington in medicals. Births report Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth French of Washington with a daughter. Dismissals include Brenda Lyn Weber and Becky Sue Weber of Keota and Mrs. Earl Wood of Ainsworth. Edith Weld of Harwood paid a $10 fine after a minor two car collision on South Avenue B and West Jefferson Street. Ronald Stockstell of Washington drove the other car, causing $400 damage to his vehicle and $150 to Stockstell’s car.

Dmitten Orpha Stocks Washington Robert Brewer Kenneth French Brenda Lyn Becky Sue Weber Keota Earl Wood Ainsworth Edith Weld Harwood Justice of the Peace Court South Avenue B West Jefferson Street Jefferson Ronald Raymond Stockstell Stockstell

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