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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1963

Page

11

Dear Abby Advice From A Weekend Reader

A reader collection shows letters about dating uniformed officers off duty, attraction fading in plain clothes, and nurses on duty. Advice covers privacy with a widowed mother, handling visits from a spouse's bosses, and reciprocal entertaining. Abby guides on boundaries and etiquette.

Local Farm and Livestock Auctions Across Iowa Listings

A compilation of upcoming closing out sales and public auctions across Iowa towns including Washington Kalona Keota Brighton Yarmouth Grandview and Wayland. Dates run January 22 to February 14 with start times mostly at 11 a.m. or noon and sellers such as Emory Rhodes A K Stoutner Bernard Sobaski Edward W Thomas Homer Hillyard and Karl Messer and Roy Sowash listed along with locations and road references.

Washington Bush Corner Kalona Emory Rhodes Keota K. Stoutner Duroc Iowa City Ollie Sales Ohe Iowa Yarmouth Leland Housman Grandview Homer Hillyard West Chester Wellman Edward Hahn Ruth Owen S. W Lester Merz and Son Ainsworth Junction Riverside Vernon Fox Wayland Washington - Wayland Blacktop Karl Messer Roy Sowash Washington Livestock Sales Co Smylie’s Columbus Junction Wapello Livestock Auction, Inc Highway 61 Wapello Ollie Livestock Exchange Ollie

Kennedy forecasts moderate gains in 1963 for business

President Kennedy in the Economic Report predicts moderate 1963 growth and urges Congress to cut taxes. He proposes a July 1 individual tax cut and a corporate rate drop from 30 to 22 percent on the first 25 000 of income with a bigger cut to come later. If blocked, a recession and a higher 1964 deficit could follow. Initial reactions split along party lines with calls for spending cuts and praise for stimulus to sustain recovery.

Washington UPI Kennedy Congress House Leslie C. Arends Ill Gerald Ford R-Mich Senate Mike Mansfield Mont Hubert Humphrey Minn Walter W. Heller President's Council of Economic Advisers Heller

Local Professional Directory listing attorneys and doctors

Directory lists attorneys including Louis J. Kehoe and Morrison firms with addresses and phone numbers, plus professionals Dale E. Garrell D S, Dr P L Etter osteopathic physician, John W. Lemmon O D and Dr R Q Eastland. Entries show offices in Journal Building and West Main area with contact details.

P. L. Etter Osteopathic

Sobel’s grand slam in seven spades a flawless coup

In a famed contract bridge hand, Helen Sobel, playing seven spades with West dealer, wins after a precise sequence. She draws trumps, ruffs diamonds, and finesses the heart to succeed without seeing other hands, leveraging perfect arithmetic to reveal West’s distribution.

Helen Sobel Fred Karpin Silver Spring Ent Cingly Sobel West Declarer East

Shirts and Shirts Square Dance Club dances Saturday

Twenty four couples attended a community room dance with Larry Gow calling. Guests came from West Liberty, Brighton, and Mr. Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Koehler and Mrs. Robert Huber organized coffee. Mrs. Huber and Mrs. Koehler presented a decorated cake to honor the Gerots wedding anniversary.

Shirts and Shirts Larry Gow West Liberty Brighton Mr. Pleasant Louis Koehler Robert Huber Huber Koehler Robert Gerot

Army Counselors Here Tuesday and Wednesday

The United States Army Recruiting Service of Davenport announced that Army counselors will be at the Post Office on Tuesday and Wednesday January 22 and 23. They will answer questions for all interested persons and no obligation will result from meeting them. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days.

United States Army Recruiting Service of Davenport

Taller Americans Due To Diet And Health Rise

A UPI report notes better diets incomes and medical care have made Americans taller. A nine year old is about an inch taller than his father at that age and men now reach five feet ten inches on average. Women are taller than in 1909 but weigh six to eight pounds less for their height than grandmothers did, at the same ages.

Washington UPI U.S. Department of Agriculture

Funeral services for Augusta M. Lester held Saturday

Funeral services for Augusta M. Lester were held Saturday at 1 50 p.m. in the Jones Funeral Home with the Rev. Vernon Elgin Ph.D. Burial was in the Sixteen Cemetery near What Cheer. Pallbearers were Harry Donaldson Scott Wilcox Richard Stewart Sam Erwin Robert Wiley and Neil Trotman.

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Dear Abby Abigail van Buren Abby McCall’s Beverly Hills Calif Martin's Journal Time Large Loan Plan, Inc W. Main Ottumwa, Iowa Charles Jeffrey Time Loan, Inc Washington, Iowa Ste, Genevieve, Mo Andre Oberle Professional Directory Louis J. Kehoe Jeffry Livingston, Day & Bates Robert Day Robert Bates West Main St George F. Morrison Gifford Morrison Ira Morrison South Marion Ave John C. Owen West Washington South Side Square Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main Dennis the Menace By Hank Ketcham Dale E. Garrell Journal Building Optometrists John W. Lemmon Lemmon Jewelry R. Q. Eastland By B. Jay Becker Rth Tog Loc Ackley Hunt KRAFT Miracle Jor Borden Pepsi Cola Tdi Amer the ICA Excelsior Springs Java Aquiomen B.P.O. Elks Oaks
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