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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1966
Page
3
In Washington heat waves, children devise clever cooling tricks. Lisa Schumacher at 621 W Monroe demonstrates a parasol as a simple effective shield from sun and heat, noting it also helps if showers roll in.
In July heat Washington residents, including many youngsters and adults, flocked to the municipal pool to cool off. A photo shows two children leaping into the water as heat relief and summer leisure unfold at the pool.
The piece argues that management must recognize nutrition as foundational to efficiency and stamina. It cites a Wall Street Journal report on FDA ads for low calorie foods and vitamins, linking well nourished cells to clear thinking and steady work output. It warns against over nutrition and notes symptoms like irritability and weight loss from excess intake.
Community notes list visitors and social calls at Halcyon House including Mrs. Russell Parsons Richland, Mrs. Everette Garland Sumner, Mrs. Leila Wheeler Sumner, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Baldridge, Mrs. Frank Adrian, Mrs. Vera Hoskins, Velma Jarrard Davenport, Carrie Davis, Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Dehne at Dubuque, and numerous other callers such as Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bonar and Mrs. Raymond Bonar and Mrs. Murray Smiley this week.
All notices due by 10 a m on day of first publication. Listings include reunions at Coun try Club and Twilight League stag at Country Club, Sunday picnic at Fairgrounds, Monday golf and bingo events, Tuesday clubs, Wednesday gatherings, and Thursday church fellowship. Reservations by deadlines noted. note changes to Past Noble Grand Circle date and wash away Tops schedule.
Yesterday and today medical notices list include Mrs Charles Irvin Ainsworth Mrs Grace Dorrance Washington Mrs Charles Statler Keota Mrs Ed Thom as Cotter Mrs Earnest Strum Kalona Claude Essley Brighton and Gale Hesseltine Washington plus names Billy Williams Blytheville Ark Richard Lyle Keota and Mrs Donald Long and daughter Rubio.
Mrs Harold Durst announced four open days for the D A R log cabin in Sunset Park with hostesses from 2 p m to 4 p m on July 7 July 21 August 4 and August 18. The July 7 hostesses are Mrs Charles Hotle Miss Carol Forgey and Miss Lucille Forgey.
Marcia Montgomery was accorded funeral rites at 2 p.m. Thursday at Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church with Rev. Vernon Elgin and Rev. Hugh Milne officiating. Sherman Eden Funeral Home arranged the service and burial followed at Elm Grove Cemetery.
The notice amends a prior report detailing installing officers for the College of Regents. It lists Mrs. Lorene Cupp as Installing Chaplain and Mrs. Robert Dunbar and Mrs. James Edwards as Installing Escorts. Additional local people travel and engagements are noted, including Charles Conway Jr. flying to collect his sister Edna Peters and then to Des Moines to visit their parents.
Becker outlines two safety-first lines. In six hearts with dummy ruff clubs to win, draw trumps and hope 3-3 or 4-2 spade divisions yield twelve tricks. in 3NT win hearts, choose whether to cash diamonds or clubs first, preferring diamonds to set up 4-1 or 3-2 splits, and adjust if one suit divides 4-1 to avoid missing nine tricks.
A reunion of John and Rebecca Meyer descendants met at Grace Hill Community Building on Sunday June 26. Thirty eight relatives shared a noon basket dinner and a business meeting elected Theodore Meyer president Kenneth Sankey vice president and Virginia Aller secretary.
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