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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1966

Page

3

Hazards to nylons listed by hosiery group in New York

A UPI report from New York outlines common home and environmental factors that cause runs in nylon stockings. Items include bisulphate cleaners, stray ash from cigarettes, air pollution, and mineral acids. advice covers smooth lotion, cotton gloves, fingertip handling, and avoiding rough shoe interiors while storing nylons away from wood.

New York UPI The National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers

Washington County Farm Bureau Women Meet After Ice

The Washington County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee met Monday at the Farm Bureau building with few attendees due to icy roads. Mrs. Haydn Thomas chaired meditation, Mrs. George Horn was named secretary, and scholarship applications were announced for high schools and the bureau office. A Pride in Farm Bureau report outlined township meeting materials and bylaws duties while publicity topics were discussed for the year’s book of events. The group set April 19 as Farm Bureau Women’s Day with Mrs. Russell Lackender of Iowa City as featured speaker. Refreshments were by Crawford township.

Washington County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee Farm Bureau Haydn Thomas George Horn George Déere Pride In Farm Bureau Committee Associated Country Women of the World Dubin

Washington Evening Journal staff and affiliations

The Washington Evening Journal in Washington Iowa lists David Elder as Editor and Business Manager William Shannon as Vice President Advertising Director Charles Morris News Editor Bob Shaffer Local Advertising Bruce Cowden Contributing Editor Howard Hazen Production Superintendent. The paper prints afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4th and is second class matter under the 1879 act. It is part of United Press Leased Wire and affiliated with Inland Daily Press Assn Iowa Daily Press Assn Iowa Press Assn and Audit Bureau of Circulations.

David Elder William Shannon Charles Morris Bob Shaffer Bruce Cowden Howard Hazen Washington Iowa United Press Inland Daily Press Ass'n Iowa Daily Press Assn Iowa Press Ass'n Audit Bureau of Circulations

Barbara Jean Cox Honored at Richland Pre-Nuptial

Barbara Jean Cox was honored at a pre-nuptial courtesy Tuesday evening at the Friends Church social rooms in Richland. About 75 guests attended from Fairfield, Stockport, Brighton, Rubio and Packwood. Decorations were yellow and white, with a floral centerpiece on the gift table. a program of readings and music was presented.

Richland Barbara Jean Cox Friends Church Clifford Elmore Beryl van Dyke Fairfield Stockport Brighton Rubio Packwood Candi van Dyke Gary Sievers Mary Wiggins

Wesleyan A Cappella Choir to tour East Coast brief

The Iowa Wesleyan College A Cappella choir led by Prof. Burton Mahle will give 12 concerts on the East Coast from January 19 to 28, performing at high schools and churches in seven states. Madrigal and Motet choirs join the program. local members include Charlotte Roberts of Ainsworth and Robert K. Wilcox of Washington.

Wesleyan Choir Iowa

Dear Abby Advice Columns on In-Law Conflicts and Etiquette

Dear Abby letters discuss in law friction over early-morning visits, a husband's failure to back his wife, and parental manners for addressing adults. The column gives guidance to set boundaries with in laws, explains reasons behind family desk photos, and advises parents to insist on Mr and Mrs from neighbors, stressing respectful communication and marital harmony.

Abby Jennie Hank

Semester Changes And School Events At Highland High

Second semester begins January 20 at Highland with class changes for seniors moving from Government to Sociology and those in Economics and Sociology swapping to Government. Seventh and eighth grades rotate groups among Art, Home Econ, Industrial Art, Typing, and Homemaking. A literature program featured Bill Pfuderer interpreting American pieces themed on Walt Whitman and Tom Sawyer. The band prepared for a concert with small ensembles. Ellinger leads trumpet groups and is selected for Southeast Iowa Symphony and Honor Band. Athletic Boosters met at Turpen high school Wednesday evening.

Highland Bill Pfuderer Walt Whitman America Mr. Tici John Ellinger Pat O'Connor Karolyn Kucera Dean Corp

Retired woman revives Godey fashion prints as 3D dolls

Mrs. Isabelle Bugman, 67, a former retiree in Leisure Village Lakewood, reconstructs 1800s Godey fashion prints into three dimensional dolls. Her shadow boxed pieces, built from period fabrics and padding, sell for well over 100 dollars a set in Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus. The Godey dolls, tied to Louis Antoine Godey, are viewed as authorities on period dress. Bugman starts with an original Godey print and adds materials to recreate the era's style.

Lakewood N.Y UPI Isabelle Bugman Leisure Village Godey Saks Fifth Avenue Neiman- Marcus Louis Antoine Godey

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