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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1966
Page
2
Article highlights moving beyond porterhouse to cheaper beef cuts like blade bone chuck roast. It explains cutting boneless steaks from chuck, using lean sections for roasts, and using bones for broth. Advises braising or stewing tougher meats and varying seasonings to maximize flavor and value.
In Hartford a UPI column advises drivers to: obtain the other vehicle’s make model year and driver details, verify owner information, never admit fault, seek medical help for injuries, document all damages, secure witness contacts, record officer details, note accident location and conditions, and report to insurers and the State Motor Vehicle Bureau within 48 hours. The guidance urges thorough note taking to preserve insurance benefits.
A quip notes that parking spaces could be built faster than new cars to fill them, illustrating optimism about infrastructure and growth. The remark underscores belief in improving capacity outpacing demand.
Seven HH Club members visited Mrs. Herbert Ferrell on Thursday with guests including the hostess daughter Mrs. Fred Bruegge and Kevin plus five club children. Mrs. Ferrell led the brief meeting. poems from Half Way to the Sky were read by Mrs. Don Applegate who described author Jane Merchant as semi invalid.
All notices due by 10 am first publication day and print three days prior. Friday Rebekah Lodge 7 30 pm IOOF Hall Bethlehem Commandery 6 30 pm Masonic Temple pot luck meat and coffee. two dishes and bread and butter sandwiches. Saturday Shirts and Skirts Square Dance 8 pm Legion Hall Ken Wandt caller snack table. Friendship Club 6 30 pm Potluck and card party at Fairgrounds. Sunday Rainbow Girls 1 30 pm Practice for installation Masonic Temple. Monday Music Department 7 30 pm UP Home Applied Arts II postponed one week. White Shrine Bridge 1 20 1 30 pm Dessert and cards Wash Away Tops Old junior high building. Rainbow Girls 7 pm Masonic Temple Open installation. Rainbow Board 6 30 pm Tuesday Lincoln PTA 7 30 pm Coffee hour at school before program 8 pm. Business and Professional Women’s Club 6 30 pm Dinner at Captain s Table foreign exchange student will speak. Garden II 2 pm Mrs Ed ward R Rees. White Shrine 8 pm Masonic Temple. Y Wives 1 30 pm Old junior high building Crafts Bring old Christmas cards. Family Living II 8 pm Mrs Richard Ballard. Applied Arts I 8 pm Mrs Leon Hilfman.
Lincoln Parent Teachers Association schedules a Tuesday meeting with coffee served at 7:30 p.m. and a program by John Phleger and Kelly Schiapkohl on the Washington Community School District scope and curriculum. Also notes Republican Women set for Jan 27 and VFW Auxiliary gatherings.
In Moscow Premier Kosygin again rejected Tokyo requests to urge North Vietnam toward peace talks. Japanese sources say Foreign Minister Shiina pressed the appeal, with Gromyko also turning down the bid on the prior day.
Final rites for Mrs J C Carris were held at 2 30 p m Wednesday in the Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Rev Clarence Dehne in charge. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers were Kenneth Carris T H Berdo Calvin Wolf and Marion Augustine.
The Business and Professional Women's Club will host Costa Rica exchange student Xinia Solano as speaker at 6:30 p.m. next Tuesday January 25 at the Captain's Table. Guests are welcome and reservations or cancellations should be made to Geraldine Schulty.
Yesterday records list William McNur len Keota medical Mrs George Johnson Washington medical Eli Cook Washington medical. Yesterday Mr and Mrs Joseph Coblentz Kalona a daughter Mr and Mrs Charles B Robison Washington a daughter. Today Mrs Addie Thompson Washington Harold Sheets Keota Miss Linda Stout Washington Dudley Allen Washington William Neff Richland.
Funeral services for John Havel were held at 1 30 p m Thursday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev M O Smith officiating. Pallbearers named were Joe Chihak Frank Kos Leo Sueppel John Morrett Willis Jones Ronald Powley. Burial followed in Riverside Cemetery.
Mrs. Blanche Norton returned to Washington after visiting granddaughters Mrs. Logan and Mrs. McCullough in the East. She toured the White House and Smithsonian, plus the Atlantic Ocean and General MacArthur Memorial. Lester Lunkenbill and Edna Crile hosted visitors in Brighton, and Miss Luckenbill plans California travel before a Washington assignment. Mrs. Dale Doggett mourns grandmother Mrs. Elda Adams. Delta services held. Chapter 1 PEO hosted Founders Day with Mrs. Dave Livingston presiding.
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