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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1965
Page
3
Dear Abby addresses dating seating etiquette for bucket seats, weight loss clubs like TOPS, and moral concerns about a daughter’s divorces and vitamin deficiency claims. The letter set includes readers asking for guidance and Abby’s pragmatic responses.
A dense page lists showtimes and programs across Rawhide Password to Gomer Pyle and Flintstones features. It includes cartoons Beany and Cecil Bugs Bunny and Bevis and Butthead style segments, with event times from early morning to late evening, featuring Lone Ranger Cheyenne Sky King Gunsmoke Lassie and several animated shorts. The guide notes actor names and film titles alongside broadcast times and venues.
The Royal Neighbors met at Mrs. Pearl Tandy's Kinross home for a potluck noon dinner with venison steaks. Officers were re elected and installed by Mrs. Fern Canott. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Waller, Mr. and Mrs. George Canott, Berty Tandy, and Mary Kropf, with several other local visitors and birthday observances noted.
Children from St Marys school under the Sisters direction performed an operetta The Shoemaker and the Elves and sang skits at the church hall on Sunday evening. The pastor Father Kempker was given a gift and treated the children. Royal Neighbors to meet January 21 for cooperative dinner. Various local families visited, traveled, or hosted over the weekend.
Wellston residents attended basketball games in Keota on Tuesday and Friday nights. Mr and Mrs Dave Brinning and Larry Brinning were among locals seen at Keota events. Community news notes visits, improvements, and family connections, including Keota and Wellman trips.
The Womens Auxiliary of the American Legion in Wellman held its Jan 6 meeting at the Legion Hall with 19 members and three guests. Potluck dinner served. Mae Martin presided, with Elma Oldfield secretary pro tem and Marie Van Dorn organist pro tem. Discussed sick room supplies and loan policy, upcoming County meeting in Washington Jan 22, plans for six members to attend mid winter Auxiliary Conference Jan 31-Feb 1 at Hotel Fort Des Moines, and a February program of Americanism.
An exhausted fuel supply left Lindy Baptist Congregations unheated on Jan 3. Rev. Orval Roach arrived to conduct worship as the pastor and congregation held the service, music, and communion on schedule at a neighbor church.
Livingston Day Bates, Morrison Morrison Lloyd, John C Owen and Stewart Shearer are listed as attorneys with offices in Oklahoma towns. Entries include firm names, partner names, street addresses such as 204 West Main and 1194 West Washington, and phone numbers like OL 3 2147 and OL 32874. The page documents multiple legal practices active in the area.
Senator Richard Stephens and family depart for Des Moines to stay at the Kirkwood Hotel during the legislative session. Mrs Blanche Stephens visits Chicago. Cotter residents Arthur and Rabenold families host birthday gatherings. Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Darold Jones, Willard McCracken, and others from Ainsworth and surrounding areas.
Blitz brothers and several Eddyville residents called Sunday after noon to check on Willard who is progressing steadily. Brenda Mapel from Riverside and others spent the weekend with Vic ki Young. Des Moines boys stay at the Y for two weeks for B M Automation School and will move nearby next weekend. American Legion Auxiliary meets Tuesday Jan 19 at 10 am at the Legion Hall to sew and make carpet rag material. Bring portable sewing machines and dish to pass for a cooperative dinner. meat, rolls and coffee provided.
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