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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1967
Page
3
Summer recipe notes describe Beet and Celery Salad with gelatin beet water sugar lemon juice horseradish and diced beets and celery. Also outlines stuffed tomatoes with a shrimp-pea filling, mayonnaise dressing, lettuce serving, and garnish ideas for a cooling dish lineup.
Dr. Herman Taller was found guilty on 12 counts of mail fraud and FDA violations for selling safflower oil capsules linked to his weight loss book. Other items reference CAB on pilots’ health discussions, debates on brain death versus heart cessation, organ transplantation timing, smoking deaths estimate, suicidology funding, and concerns over oral contraceptives affecting bone growth.
Keota residents report Memorial Day visits from the Leland Wades of Iowa City, with Mrs. Eve lyne Wade sustaining a facial injury from a falling bucket. Several families attend commencements in Sigourney and Washington, including the Dille and Crull families, Rick Dill, and Cheryl, Lynn Harvey. Other local gatherings feature Pat Monaghan and Mike Monaghan from California, the Fosdicks and Fosdick kin, Yocums’ accident near Glasgow, and church services with Nancee Shannon receiving First Holy Communion.
A discussion on daily nutrition stresses that energy comes from a mix of carbohydrates, protein, and fats. It argues that protein has caloric value equal to carbohydrates, cites fat as a slow-digesting energy source, and warns against devaluing refined carbohydrates like bread cereals and potatoes. It notes the cost and nutrient importance of fats and carbohydrates for overall health.
Steve Hardy of Rural Route 2 Ainsworth plans to pursue advertising at S U S after graduation. He has been in marching and concert bands, Modern Music Masters, football halfback, and junior year wrestling, with top grades and French club. Bonnie Bannister, Washingtonian sports editor and Simpson College student, contributed sports columns, served as choir secretary, joined Foreign Language Club and Mixed Chorus, and earned Quill and Scroll honors.
Mrs Zitta Duwa attends graduation at Lone Tree for granddaughter Susan with numerous Duwa relatives joining in. Edna Muller attends grandson Edward’s North Scott high school graduation with family from Richmond and Long Grove. Other locals visit kin and attend gatherings around Memorial weekend including OConner and Grecian families, Bowstead open house after knittel graduation.
The Post Office Department adopts a standard vertical commemorative 5 cent Christmas stamp this year using Memling's Madonna and Child with a larger painting area. First day ceremonies are set for November 6 in Bethlehem, Georgia, with first day covers prepared by the local postmaster. Expo stamps at Montreal’s Centenary show feature varied pavilion designs and floral adornments across denominations from 5f to 105f underlining philatelic interest.
Barb Bennett is named Homecoming Queen at W H S. She has three years as cheerleader and leadership roles in Student Council Pep Club and choir. Daughter of Joe and (Mrs.) Bennett, she plans to be a secretary and later own a beauty shop after beauty school.
Public auction listings for Keota include real estate and household goods scheduled June 9 at 1 p.m. by Inez Hotchkiss Estates and June 16 at 11 a.m. for an antique sale at W. F. W. Hall. Dick Hagist Auction Service also notes weekly sales: Mondays in Wayland at noon, Tuesdays at Ollie and at Wa pello Livestock Auctions, and midweek livestock sales at Smylie's and Kalona facilities with hogs and cattle variety.
The Washington Evening Journal from Washington Iowa shows staff roles including David Elder editor and business manager William Shannon vice president advertising director Charles Morris news editor Bob Shaffer local advertising Howard Hazen production superintendent and notes the paper is published afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4th It is entered as second class matter under the 1879 act and lists various press associations and mail subscription rates for Iowa readers with monthly and yearly prices.
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