Editorials Thought of the Day in 1966 Journal
The page reflects on peace ideals and moral living, critiquing government food packaging standards and gossip in journalism. It cites Proverbs, Jesuit ideas, and remarks on truth in labeling, warning that bills may overreach by dictating sizes, quantities, grades, and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Richard Wilson
Washington
The
Des Moines Register
Congress
Wilson
Toovernment Bureau
Washington Dear Tired of It Talks Back
A Washington reader age 20 answers a Journal appeal about youth. The letter argues for moving or removing teenagers to protect a quaint image and questions the value of recreational facilities, urging harsher measures and fewer youths in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesday Journal
Viet Nam
Future Leaders of America Letter to the Editor
To the editor the writer rebukes narrow minded citizens who oppose Vietnam policy. He questions lack of community recreation for youth implies better future leadership. The piece praises the upcoming generation and urges constructive action over criticism.
Granville Love Honored At Bever Park Picnic
Granville Love was celebrated at a Bever Park Picnic Supper with a birthday cake by Joanne Love and gifts. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Vosberg and others from Grinnell and Dubuque. Ada Spencer visited, with Roger and Jane Ellen Fremmelt mentioned. Story Hour at the Library drew a small age group, with next session on July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawrunvoville
Granville Love
Bever Park
Cod Rapids
Joanne Love
Keith Vosberg
Bill
Lynne
Nancy
Grinnell
Willard Love
Dave
Larry
Sharon
Renee
Dubuque
Ada Spencer
Lloyd Hanft
Decorah
Fort Leonard Wood
Roger
Jane Ellen Fremmelt
Ossian
Bill Wooley
Gail Cherryholmes
Dan Cherryholmes
Davenport
Chester Cherryholmes
Cherryholmes
Verle Maxwell
Fargo
S. Dakota
Geo. Bakehouse
Sigourney
Coralville
Florence Henss
Lita Stone
Georgia
Jeannie
Charlotte
Wanda
St. Charles
Fred Stone
Shower at Ainsworth Rosemary Board is honored
Miss Jean Jones attended the July 4 celebration in Crawfordsville sponsored by the First District Republican Women. The R O S Club met with Mrs Beard for a surprise shower on the hostess daughter Rosemary Beard. The next club meeting will be July 20. The Kensington Club, Evening Circle, and other local gatherings are noted with guest lists and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Klopfenstein
Tim
Janell
Miss Beard
Gary Windus
Kilgore
Louis Pruess
Iowa City
Mike Kazora
Brenda
Parkersburg
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Jerry Richards
George Stout Jr
James McCreedy
Larry Lasek
Kensington Club
Will Dea
Levi Blanchard
Roy Wood
Lee Norris
Tom Wagenknecht
Norris, Tenn
Cedar Rapids
Herman Wagenknecht
Joe Wagenknecht
Grinnell
Joe
Jim Wagenknecht
George Plecker
Columbus Junction
Willard McCracken
Laverne Ledore
Fairfield
Maurice Beaver
Cedar
Elmer Kinsinger
Cherry
Fremont
Fred Wallace
Muscatine
Steve Stout
Jesse Stout
Kenneth Ornduff
Wapello
George Jr
Ornduff
Gosgrove
John Frame
Jim
Lheeler Thompson
Willard Mc‘acken
Scott and
Wayne
Th Cutkamp
Bill Wagen
Smecht
Guests in Rhum home at Wayland
Residents and relatives join visits across Iowa in Wayland and nearby towns. Clarence Rhum hosts guests from Brigh ton and Buckeye area while Marvin Rinner and son Wes ley join cousins for a picnic at the Don Rinner home in Grundy Center. Attendees include the Saunders, Dibbles, Garbish, Hertigs, and Trump kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Martinsdale
Iowa
Gladys Brenneman
Albany
Oregon
the Dillion
Allen Hertigs
Leora Saurteig
Luzer
C. E. Rhum
Bert Rhum
Mt. Pleasant
William Humphrey
Swedesburg
Smith Trump
Burington
Trump
C. E
Eda Boshart
Indianola
F. W Simpson
Bea Haberman
Walter Johnson
Walter Otto
Omaha
Nebraska
Jack Hertig
Elkhart
Indiana
Allen Hertig
Camp Freidenswald
Cassopolis
Michigan
Faye
Kaye Hirsch
Gary Clark
Stanley Richenberger
Vicki Kaufman
Jean Neufeld
R. C. Robinson
Clearwater
Florida
W. L. McMickle
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Deeds Recorded Involving Liggett Kephart and Others
A series of real estate transfers listed including Howard C. Liggett and wife Fred C. Kephart for west 19 feet of north 3 and fractional shains of OS 5 in SW Brighton. Bert E. Tracy and wife to James Gingerich and wife for lots 9 and 10, bik. 4. J. Hi Young and Washington Ruth L. Thorne to Everett Seeker and wife starting at a point on east line 20 rods south of NE corner of OL 8 add to Washington. Howard R. Ballou and wife to Edward L. Gray lot 2, bik. 12, Columbus add Washington. Bradley R. Goff and wife to Louise Rath and wife commencing at SW corner of OL 5 in Chilcote's add SE Washington. Ann Wolf and Harold P. Wolf and wife to Harry C. Ward and wife commencing at NE corner of lot 1 Ward's sub-div Washington. W. E. Howell, treasurer, to Homer Morrow lot 6 bik. 2 Rubio. Robert D. Zager and wife to Glen E. Williams and wife lot 7 bik. 3 Green Meadows. Edna Mae Quinn Mikseh to M. I. Whitham and wife lot C and part of lot B Baker's
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Liggett
Fred C. Kephart
Brighton
Bert E. Tracy
James Gingerich
J. Hi Young
Washington
Ruth L. Thorne
Everett Seeker
Howard R. Ballou
Edward L. Gray
Ann Wolf
Harold P. Wolf
Harry C. Ward
Ward
W. E. Howell
Homer Morrow
Robert D. Zager
Glen E. Williams
Green Meadows
Edna Mae Quinn Mikseh
M. I. Whitham
Baker
Prize Contests and Legal Rules on Winnings in 1966 Study
A 1966 American Bar Association piece explains that prize contest contracts bind entrants once they accept an offer, even if duplicates arise or rules are altered after entry. Winners can seek court enforcement, while noncompliant entrants gain no prize. Illegal lotteries receive no judicial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Court of Justice
American Bar Association
Framing a Contract Bridge Hand From a 1966 Match
A detailed bridge discussion analyzes a 1966 France versus United States match hand. West’s diamond lead and East’s nine influenced South to misplay hearts. The piece explores bidding decisions, defensive plays, and whether South could have avoided down one with different choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
West
Trezel
Ince
King
South
Declarer
East
Low
Area Syndicate, Inc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crockett Cartoon
Evening Journal
Newton
Happy Acres
Cizen
America
Future Leaders of America
Washington Evening Journal
Town
David Rider
Shannon
Charles Morris
Bo Shaffer
Howard Hazen
Bost
Washinton
Tay
United Press
Dally Press Assn Towa
Daily Press
Assigwa Premasen
Ofc
Towa
Ainsworth
Rosemary Board
C. A. Thompson
Rhum
Chapl Ane
B. Jay Becker
North
Hve
Chicago
Uncle Humphrey
Tandy Reco
Saerier
Jes
Cal
Emu Buse
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