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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1967

Page

7

Vegetable gardens now outnumber flower plots

The nation’s home gardeners increasingly favor vegetables and fruits over flowers. A study of 712 garden clubs and 5160 families earning 6000 to 12000 yearly found a shift toward grow‑your‑own groceries to cut costs. The survey estimates about 81 million home gardeners and 45 million gardens nationwide.

Gay Pauley UPI New York Union Fork and Hoe Co Columbus Ohio

Honored at family picnic in Wayland visit

Wayland July 19 Mr and Mrs Ray Good and son Stanley of Tucson visited sister Mrs Andy Tschantz and family. Relatives held a Sunday picnic at West Park. Rays plan to fly to Washington DC to see son Jim Good and return for a few days.Other items include church picnic, hospital surgeries, graduations, and local visits across Burlington and Mt Union.

Ezra Wittmer Wayland Ray Good Stanley Tucson Arizona Andy Tschantz West Park Dale Goods Burlington Raymond Coon Ainsworth Andyschantz Rays Washington, D. C Jim Good Bath Joseph Offutt Burlingtones Philathea Mennonite Church Burdette Davison Shannon Cedar Rapids Arthur Davison Burdette National Guard Camp Grayling Mich Graydon Seigrest Wy Ly Mr. Wenger A. C. Wenger William Alston Dan D. Roth Viet Nam Air Force Wayne Alliman Winston Oregon D. J. Alliman Dwight Leichty Wayne Freyenberger Des Moinnes Joe Hirschy Mércy Hospital Iowa City Revo Rudolph Martens Mercy Hospital Jim McCrabb West Liverty Ivan Wyse David Fannie ‘Zehr Eli Saltzman Rock Island Hazele Miller Fairfield Kenneth Miller Muss Mériom l M. Miller Vernon B. Roth Burlington Junior College James Madison Millard Schlatter Virgil Aldrich Ralph Stuart Aldrich Johenny Mast David Roth W. E. Seymour John Warren Glen Seymour Philippines Glen Guengerich Kalona Robert Webb Kelly Bobby Ft. Collins Colo Derald Edwards Edwards Fred Edwards Linda Taylor Washington Claude Carpenter Keithsburg Ill Raymond Edwards Millersburg Bill Widmer Deep River Conrad Hanze Pleasant Roy Edwards Ethel Miller Brighton Janice Miller Terry Gertrude Ericks Roy Ericks Wayland M. H. Schlatter North Ben Harrison R. D. Westfall Lone Tree Lyle Faust Ankeny Jack Herr Cheryl Herr Des Moines Jim Skubal

Wayland Class of 1927 Reunion Dinner Held

Wayland High School Class of 1927 held a reunion dinner at the Captains Table on Saturday July 15. Attendees included residents from Des Moines Luzerne Bettendorf Yarmouth Wayland and Hesston Kansas with officers elected for the 1969 reunion.

Wayland Wayland High School Harry McClintic Des Moines Leora Saurteig Luzerne Leslie Peterson Bettendorf Frank Magdefray Yarmouth Glen Gisel Gerald Sharp Pleasant Hazel Miller Fairfield Robert Nebel Adaline Tschantz James Tschantz Decatur, Ill Gale Tschantz

Dear Abby advice on honesty and boundaries

A reader asks how to handle a lying husband who asks the babysitter to cover for him. Abby suggests quitting the sitting job, or confronting the husband, or telling the wife to ask him directly, and notes a note about proper anniversaries and a widow’s dinner gesture.

Abby P. S

Haskins Happenings and Personal Troubles

A column from Haskins notes social visits with the Morgans of Coralville and local residents including Mr and Mrs George Papatsakis and the Harmans of Sigourney. It mentions a nervous wife seeking Abby advice on marriage and divorce constraints, a sister-in-law's tale of a silver anniversary, and a bushmaster snake growing to eight feet.

Abby Joan

Sherlock Holmes Still a Favorite Worldwide

The public adores Sherlock Holmes decades after Conan Doyle’s death. Holmes societies flourish in the United States and London, with 600 members in the London group active since 1951. Fans write letters, offer him jobs, and visit the Sherlock Holmes Pub near Trafalgar Square, a magnet for tourists.

London UPI Dr. Watson Sherlock Holmes Arthur Conan Doyle Conan Doyle Atlantic Baker Street United States Julian Wolff New York Trafalgar Square Strand

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