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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1965
Page
3
The article urges daily dairy consumption highlighting milk and cheese as rich in riboflavin, calcium, and protein. It compares calcium use to a bank account, notes continuous replacement, and warns that neglect depletes body stores. It advocates a daily pint of milk for health and industry support.
Highland class officers and club presidents have been elected for the coming school year. Senior class officers include Carl Schi president and Steve Sojka as vice president with George Kiefer secretary Jo Ann Droll treasurer Stuart Kolosick and student council rep.
A fragmented interior note from the Washington Evening Journal lists staff roles and office details. It mentions News Editor Charles Morris, Production Superintendent Howard Hazen, and Advertising staff, alongside references to the Iowa Press Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
Mrs. Susan Lawson will teach freshman English at Waco High next fall and sponsor the student newspaper. She is a Shenandoah high school alumna and University of Town graduate, returning Peace Corps volunteer who taught English in Ethiopia for two years. Her husband plans advanced study in history. Summer programs include driver education, typing, reading, and swimming with schedules listed for June activities and summer band rehearsals and concerts at Olds and Crawfordsville.
An old advertisement promotes Doan’s Pills as a remedy for various discomforts including irritation and digestion. It claims improved sleep and general well being, urging readers to try the product for relief and comfort.
Mr and Mrs William Chmelar hosted a family dinner with Ottumwa relatives and La Crosse guests. Sharon Kauffman visited with Wilmer Kauffman s family and was joined by Jeb Brennan and Janie Mathiew, all nursing students from Oak Park Hospital School of Nursing set to graduate in August. Mary Ann Kauffman finished her sophomore year at Iowa Wesleyan College and returned home for summer. John Eisenbart and Billy returned to Skokie after visiting Mrs Eisenbart s parents Lyman Cibee.
Frederick T. Miller Chevrolet and partners Dittrich George D Tospadarsy Hiten Herti Chevrolet Lester Josephine Wieland Chevrolet John J. Mattes Buick Lawrence J. Miller Plymouth Jack Dodgin Chrysler present a lineup of latest cars from multiple brands in a regional showcase.
Richland prepares for Hawkeye Boys State as Bob McCormick, 17, of Pekin Community High School, is chosen by the Richland American Legion Post to attend the June 6–12 session at Camp Dodge. He is active in football and baseball, member of Pekin Letter Club, and treasurer of United Youth Fellowship at Packwood.
Ainsworth announces formation of a new Cub Scout pack. Mothers interested as den mothers or assistants should contact Mrs. Dale Buck. Boys wishing to join may also reach Mrs. Buck in Ainsworth for information and signup.
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