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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1964
Page
3
Dear Abby tackles a reader who insists on tipping only for rewards, explaining tips as bread and butter for many workers. The column advises accepting that some people may only love or like, not marry, and comments on the term old maid. A closing note invites letters and offers Abby’s wedding booklet for 50 cents.
The Cinderella 4-H Club met July 6 at Nancy Mangold’s home with twelve members two leaders and one guest present. They discussed exhibits for the Achievement Show on July 17 at 1 30 at West Chester Methodist Church and planned a bouquet arranging session plus a box pillow demonstration. The next meeting is scheduled for August 10 at 1 30 with Barbara and Julia Radda.
TV highlights feature Jack Paar with Attorney General Kennedy and a look at President Kennedy's humor plus news conference clips. A GOP convention city feature on San Francisco runs in color. Live coverage of the Republican Platform Committee and Senator Goldwater appearance is noted. Other prime time items include Burke’s Law Twilight Zone and Alfred Hitchcock.
The article warns that using inferior vinegar reduces taste and crispness in pickles and risks losing the batch. It stresses avoiding bargain vinegars to ensure better flavor and texture.
W. R. Kime national commander of the Veterans of World War I was slated to speak at the Richland Commercial Club Friday night in conjunction with Homecoming Days but will not attend due to a prior commitment.
Former Hastings resident Margaret Brown married Donald R. Udlock in First Presbyterian Church Hastings in a double ring ceremony read by Rev Adlock. Attendants included Mrs Geoffrey Cole and Mrs Philip Brown. Bride wore her mother’s lace gown with pillbox veil. Best man was Edward Adlock. groomsmen included Jack Watson Philip Brown and Patrick Goodin. Reception followed. After fall travel to California Oregon, they head to Portland for Lewis and Clark College to pursue studies. brideChi Omega Psi member and YMCA secretary. groom Phi Mu Alpha-Sinfonia and Blue Key member.
City hostess greets several new residents in Washington. Roger Bell and family arrive from Mt Pleasant living at 308 West Second. William Arthur and family move from Ames to 1121 East Second. Urban Lange and wife manage Rose Motel near the west edge. Stan Woeste and wife plus daughter Kathy relocate from Mt Pleasant. All join local churches and pursue hobbies like swimming, boating, cards, art, and reading.
Senator Scranton argues Republicans must define true conservatism and confront extremism, urging explicit disavowal of the John Birch Society. He challenges Goldwater on civil rights and federal programs while warning against electing a platform that defeats the party or erodes conservative credibility.
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