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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1967
Page
5
Abigail Van Buren answers readers about love on the move and the dangers of wartime A W O L. A Boston reader asks about a Thanksgiving grace and a gift mix up ends with a clarifying correction. A Fuller case recalls a silver angel cake slicer misread as a meat tenderizing tool. Readers are urged to wait, reflect, and seek counsel.
Kalona IOOF Lodge and Kalona Rebekah Lodge held a joint installation Tuesday evening at the Odd Fellow hall. The ceremony featured officers from both groups with Don Siefken and Harold Fisher among the installing staff. New officers for the Odd Fellow lodge include Harold Fisher as noble grand and Don Siefken as secretary, with Myron Jones and Fay W Boone among others.
English River Town at Kalona City Hall Oregon Town at Ainsworth Legion Hall Dutch Creek Town at Grace Hill Community Hall Washington City area from south of railroad tracks to 1 Phillips Drug Store north side of Madison Street listings for the week include these venue dates and locations with no additional details.
Calendar notes show meetings planned for Kalona City Hall Ainsworth Legion Hall Rubio Community Hall and Clay Township Rubio Community Hall through February 4. Sessions include city and township formalities with public access across locations.
Ernest Lund county assessor says assessment stations will be open 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9:00 a.m. to noon on Saturday for area residents to file or inquire about property assessments.
The article lists officers of the Ordinate Lodge including Mrs Don Dickel as past noble grand and Mrs C R Beckley as noble grand with other roles. fifty five members and guests attended the meeting and social hour refreshments were served. Upcoming installations by Kalona staff will seat officers of Wellman lodges on Friday January 15 at 8 oclock and install Washington Odd Fellows and Rebekahs on Tuesday January 17. Weekend visits include Mr and Mrs Roy Pewitt and family of near Kalona and Mr and Mrs Wayne Gardner and family of Iowa City. Several local residents and guests hosted or visited, with trips to Cape Canaveral, Florida noted for Allen Haber man, and multiple Sunday dinners and visits among area families.
London reports a new reference by J Stevens Cox on facial hair names. The book catalogs upper lip adornments such as box car sloping box car stripteaser mistletoe square button and walrus. Universities are using it to describe literary characters.
A local directory lists Louis J. Kehoe and firms such as Livingston Day Meeker Bates Morrison Morrison Lloyd and Owen with office numbers and addresses. Also included are Stewart Shearer dual lawyers with abstract dept, Dr M L Tweeton at 108 North Marion, Dr P L Etter osteopathic physician, and John W Lemmon OD offering eye care and glasses at 627 South Town near Christian Tabernacle.
California bees play a key role in agriculture with a $200 million impact and lead the nation in 44 crops. Beekeeping is a large business, producing $8 million income in 1965 and supplying more than 200,000 queen bees annually to Canada and the northwestern United States, reflecting extensive pollination returns.
Tons of packaged bees are shipped to Canada annually. About half of the state’s honey bee colonies are rented to pollinate crops, mainly almonds, alfalfa and melons. The rental market brings roughly five million dollars in payments.
The message emphasizes hospital facilities cost control and public health support. It argues Blue Cross and Blue Shield are not money making agencies but member funded plans that allocate 95 percent of dollars to benefits rather than profits. The text defends efficient administration for the good of members and cautions against illness driven profits.
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