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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1962
Page
3
A long readers' column discusses physical education for all youths, criticizing focus on athletes and urging equal discipline for non athletes. It cites legal language in court decisions and notes radio and local library topics, ending with a defense of advertising’s economic role and a case study of synthetic fabrics.
Kalona notes report Mrs F R Conklin suffered a light stroke at her Kalona farm home Tuesday. She and her husband were moved to Richland Wednesday to receive care in a nursing facility near their son and daughter in law Richard Conklin and family.
South starts 1 2NT 3 and 4 contracts with hearts and clubs. East signals queen of hearts. declarer deduces queen early, leads three trumps to dummy, discards a diamond, forcing East into a bad position. The article illustrates using a single clue to choose the winning line.
A 1958 King Features column argues driver behavior matters most in crashes. It cites insurer studies from North Carolina Iowa and Manitoba linking repeated violations to higher crash rates. It warns against assuming luck or past clean records protect against future accidents. Gordon Baking Co uses over 12 million quarts of whole milk annually for bread.
Washington County Iowa maintains a county health nurse program with Lorain(e) Suter since 1960 under state and local funding. She covers schools and homes county wide, assists with tuberculosis control, infant care, vision and dental testing, and coordinates with doctors and welfare agencies while noting a need for a second nurse to broaden coverage.
Nine members of the Equality Club shared a noon luncheon at the Captain's Table in Brighton. Ann Conrad received a birthday gift from her mystery sister. The Willing Workers Club met at Sunset Park for their annual picnic with fourteen members, four children, and three guests.
Features like tight tailgates and practical cabs highlight Chevrolet trucks built to work longer and return more value at trade in. If you want lower upfront cost and fewer worries, prioritize utility in your next truck purchase.
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