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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1973
Page
3
A humorous lament on the modern parent teenage dynamic. The piece contrasts strict upbringing with today's need to understand teens. It notes battles over pop tarts music fashion and footwear and quips about bikes, coolness, and communication gaps between generations.
Bill Yoder is listed as entering Mercy Hospital in Iowa City for ear surgery on Tuesday morning. The notice notes his family visiting and related local events including visits by Jim Bowen and Jim Newman as well as prior surgeries for Robert Yoder.
The University of Iowa appoints Thurman B. Hampton as Minority Student Aide in Vice President Hubbard's office. The post guides minority students through problems and solutions, with support from Percy Watson. Office is in Physics Building Room 769.
Mr and Mrs George Bond were called to the Donovan Bales home in Des Moines Friday where Mrs Bales is ill. They returned home Monday. George Bond and Elva Pohren went to Washington Tuesday. Gale Smith of Columbus Junction visited Keith Wells Friday. Raymond Herr visited Marion Sunday for dinner with Gary Hauschild and family. Jeff Powell and Terry Jungbluth noted among guests at Wells dinner. Doug Powell celebrated his birthday. WRC luncheon Friday features winners and losers. 1973 officers to be installed. Eva Fosdick went by ambulance to Washington hospital. George Bond hosted with Darrel Ward in Ollie. Mrs Mabel Ward ill in Iowa City hospital. Frank B Peiffer and Rosa Greiner in Wellman Tuesday. Clayton Funston in Washington Tuesday.
Ken and Irene Bakehouse return from a Rochester photography seminar at the Holiday Inn. Earl Burroughs reports the death of Robert Hutchison of Oakland California with funeral services planned at Truman's Funeral Directors. Alvin Peiffer named to the Dean's List at Iowa State University. William Rarick announces Dianna Gayle Rarick and Michael Anthony Pearson engagement with a planned summer wedding.
Social events listed include PEO Chapter 1 at 8 p.m. with dues due, Rebekah Lodge at 7:30 p.m. IOOF Hall, Bethlehem Commandery 6:30 p.m. Masonic Temple with potluck, Methodist WSCS Luncheon 1 p.m. with speaker Mildred Lee, Masonic Temple oyster supper and officer installation, Golden Age Club 10 a.m. at YWCA, Sack lunch noon, Music 8 p.m. with Claire Keating, Monday Nighters 7:30 p.m. YW room, DeMolay 7:30 p.m. Masonic Temple, DeMolay Mothers Club 7:30 p.m. Masonic Temple, Beta Sigma Phi 8 p.m. Mrs. Ivan Maggert.
The Thirty-Niners klub of 30 members met Wednesday at the VW rooms with new members Mrs. Hazel Boyd and Mrs. Opal Orris joining. Edna Smith led a New Year meditation and Lou Rinner shared a life story from 59 years among Amish communities.
Mrs. Don Pearl hosted the Mary Wesleyan Service Guild meeting with Mrs. Dale Connelly presiding. Attendees included Mrs. Charles Crone and Mrs. Charles Morris who will bring guests from the County Home. The group announced the World Day of Prayer for March 2 at the Mennonite Church and planned reorganization steps for United Methodist Women.
Yesterday admitted patients include Marvin Glandon Washington medical John Gretter Keota medical Anthony Hamilton Washington medical Orr Mapel Washington medical Mrs Raymond Bauer Washington surgical Archie Lovick Washington surgical James Peiffer Keota surgical Dismissed yesterday Mrs Johnnie Shondel and daughter Brighton Edward French Brighton Today Mrs Michael Tobin and son West Chester Mrs Glen Miller and son Wapello Mrs Louise Reaney Washington
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