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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1975

Page

3

Neighbors and a Move Themed Be Kind To Your Neighbors Week

A humorous regional column laments neighborhood changes and the urge to move while noting quirks in local life. The author reflects on yard signs, the conundrum of selling a home, and a playful jab at the phrase Be kind to your Neighbors Week. The piece ends with a weather note from Lüneburg Germany about an unusually warm winter and migratory birds delaying their flight south.

Christian Science Monitor Luneburg Germany

Regional library cards expand free access across Iowa

Regional library cards are available at local libraries to borrow books and circulating materials from public libraries in all towns. Marie Lindquist, Administrator of Southeastern Library Services, says the program aims to provide free service to all Iowa residents and reduce non resident fees. Participating libraries include Albia Batavia Bettendorf Birmingham Blue Grass Bonaparte Buffé Burlington Centerville Columbus Junction Dave Donnellson Durant Eddyville Eldridge Fairfield Farmington Fort Madison Kalona Keokuk Keosauqua LeClaire Long Grove Mediapolis Montrose Morning Sun Moulton Muscatine New Liberty Ottumwa Parkview Princeton Richland Stockport Walcott Wellman West Liberty West Point What Cheer Wilton Winfield.

Iowa Marie Lindquist Southeastern Library Services Albia Batavia Bettendorf Birmingham Blue Grass Bonaparte Buffé Burlington Centerville Columbus Junction Dave Donnellson Durant Eddyville Eldridge Fairfield Farmington Fort Madison Kalona Keokuk Keosauqua LeClaire Long Grove Mediapolis Montrose Morning Sun Moulton Muscatine New Liberty Ottumwa Parkview Princeton Richland Stockport Walcott Wellman West Liberty West Point What Cheer Wilton Winfield

War wisdom from General MacArthur on will to win

A brief quote highlights General Douglas MacArthur saying it is fatal to enter any war without the will to win it. The line reflects his exhortation on resolve and determination in conflict.

Douglas MacArthur

Bingo Brings 17 Years of Joy to Shenk Nursing Home

Gray Ladies Red Cross volunteers in Wellman mark their seventeenth year of delivering bingo on Wednesday afternoons at Shenk Nursing Home. Leader Kathryn Miller and members including Lydia Marner Frances Noffsinger Lida Rowe Emma Webster Ruby England Pearl Wagamon Ruth Bringman Mabel Huber Elizabeth Henn Martha Cole Ruby Jacobs Myrtle Vincent organized 37 visits in 1974 with 12 residents winning prizes. Birthday parties, performances, and homegrown cakes accompany monthly bingo.

Margaret Furman Wellman Gray Red Cross Kathryn Miller Lydia Marner Frances Noffsinger Lida Rowe Emma Webster Ruby England Pearl Wagamon Ruth Bringman Mabel Huber Mary Ross Mary Charles Bonnator North English Eloise Hazen Ira Waterhouse Florence Waterhouse Washington Pearl Woodford Kalonial Kalona Clarence Miller Buelah Brown Erma Chapmanfternoon Cedar Rapids Irwin Goodwin Bessie Moore Kathryn Rees Mercy Town City Floyd Pearl Groff Eva McCracken Thornburgh Eva Harold Stutzman Kinross Pete Yoder Donna Lola Marner Wellman Mennonite Church Harry Wenger Charles Webster Richard Geyer Iowa City Ron Wiles Wilbur Geyer Gray Ladies Irene Talley Edna Mae Vinton Herb

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