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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1966
Page
3
An article notes the University of Iowa gathering on calcium phosphorus and protein in mineral metabolism. It highlights pregnancy calcium uptake, low intake risks, stress related bone loss, and the lifelong journey to prevent osteoporosis through diet and education.
Practical advice from Family Circle's Beauty Editor on posing and interacting with objects and settings. Tips include slight angles to camera, relaxed knees, chin up for lighting, and using surroundings such as doors, flowers, and large objects to slim and flatter your figure.
Mary Crone, Nancy Fields and Roberta Batterson attend Rainbow Girls initiation at the Masonic Temple in Ottumwa Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Ed Augustine return from New Orleans. Mr and Mrs Donald Goetz of Hartford City Indiana announce arrival of a daughter on July 12. Maternal grandparents Elmer Haether of Adkins Iowa and paternal George Goetz of Washington with Don Norton family noted. Donald and Ona Norton spend Wednesday in JulianNebraska after death of Miss Florence Norton. Richard Boettcher and Kelly of Overland Park Kansas and Louis Pronga with Jeff and Andrew of Chillicothe visit Paul Boettcher family. others return home.
Financial figures appear in a scattered numeric sequence including 1 285 114 86 and 124 768 with amounts 1 173 955 73 and 11 760 71. The fragment lacks context such as dates parties or purposes, making a coherent summary challenging.
An annotated social calendar lists HJ Club cooperative supper at Sunset Park with drinks, Women of Moose enrollment, Friendship Club ice cream social, CES Picnic, Rainbow Girls and Masonic bodies invited, WCTU family picnic, Masons work in second degree, Washington County WCTU convention, Twilight League stags, Shirts and Skirts square dance, WCA Whizzers trip to Nauvoo, Dill reunion, Old Age Club and Sack lunch at YW rooms, Rainbow Girls meet at Masonic Temple, and other neighborhood gatherings with details on times and locations.
Mrs Rademaker presented her pupils Cheryl Pfeifer Roger Pfeifer Jennie Bartmann David Bartmann and Jeff Bartmann in a Wednesday afternoon recital at her home. Guests included Mrs Bert Butcher Mrs Harold Owens Cindy Riverside and Olive Miksch with light refreshments assisted by Cheryl Pfeifer and Jennie Bartmann.
The Washington Pals 4 H Club held Achievement Day at the Fairgrounds with Mrs Truman Tuttle judging exhibits. Winners advance to the Fair in junior Betty and Rose Schmitt Cheryl and Diane Franzen Paulette and Sue Earle Eagle and Ann Krogmeier intermediate Nancy Adam Priscilla Reighard senior Mary Eagle Kathy Miller Pat Reighard. A demonstration was given by Cheryl and Diane Franzen. Guests included Mrs Schmitt Mrs Franzen Mrs Adam Mrs Krogmeier Mrs Reighard Mrs Duane White Miss Sally Smith and Patty Cold. Perkier Table a Peppier. The Starmers 4H Club Achievement Day at the Fairgrounds judged by Mrs Don Allen 36 of 63 items chosen for County Fair. Refreshments served. A committee Linda Moore Susan Orris Ann Bergstrom to help at the County Fair. 4H Fair passes given to each girl.
Three Immanuel Lutheran Church circles gathered Tuesday for study on the topic God Is a Spirit. Morning host Mrs Dennis Stutrud led the session, afternoon host Mrs Robert McAllister, led by Mrs Verle Worley, and evening circle at the church with Mrs Dan Brindle y as hostess and Mrs Irvin Simmering leading the study.
Beck, a Republican gubernatorial candidate in Winterset, Iowa, argued that Iowa ranked first in property tax rates and accused the governor of promising relief while property taxes increased $62 million from 1963 to 1965. He pressed for substantial tax relief for property owners.
Mrs Walter Cox of Richland dies at 3 a m in her home after a heart condition. Funeral arrangements are being made by Gould Funeral Home of Richland. Born January 1 1892 in Springbank Nebraska she lived on a Richland area farm and later moved to town in 1953. Survived by two sons two daughters seven grandchildren and several relatives. Her active Friends Church membership spanned many roles. Funeral details to follow.
East coast doctors studied 40 World War II veterans who survived heart wounds. They report 29 work full time, five part time, only one physically incapacitated. Small bullets or shrapnel fragments should often be left in place as removal may do more harm. Moonshine linked to gout due to lead from solder. most gout patients in six months admitted moonshine use. Army physicians urge healthy outlook to prevent illness. New drug tarbamazepine eases facial neuralgia, reducing surgeries. Arizona residents blamed for large feet due to concrete floors. California dairy farmer feeds calves milk and wine. Over 40 smallpox cases reported in England. narcotics bureau cites 57,200 known addicts with many unknown.
The former Iowa City Academy holds its annual reunion Sunday at noon in Shelter No 3 at the Iowa City park. Attendees should bring a picnic dinner and a class or school picture if available. Open to former students, families, and friends.
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