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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1964
Page
4
In the Evening Journal of Friday June 5 1964 an editorial reflects on the birth of Jesus with the citation from Hebrews and emphasizes that He is Emmanuel God with us. The piece frames rejoicing in Jesus birth as a reminder of divine presence and blessing.
A primary campaign scene features a young boy door to door with his father in Washington. The page announces a new Journal feature titled The Family Lawyer by Wulsernard, an ABA sponsored column exploring legal topics for everyday readers.
The piece questions the fair's popularity despite glowing reviews by insiders. It notes poor restaurant business and amusement crowds while attributing weak hinterland turnout to fears of New York crime, with residents avoiding after dark travel and families bypassing the metropolis.
An unsigned readers’ note praises basketball coach Hurst, refuting coaching blame for last season’s poor performance. The writer urges fans to support him as he returns for another year, noting his dedication and courage.
Margaret Stout, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stout, was the guest of honor at a personal bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Walter Rich on June 1 in Crawfordsville. Guests made a scrapbook, viewed a tissue paper wedding gown design, and admired umbrella-themed centerpieces. Attendees included Donna Stout, Janet and Martha Rich, and relatives from Washington, Keota, Iowa City, Mt. Pleasant, Emerson, and other nearby towns.
A 1964 ABA public service summary explains two parking lot types. Type A requires the driver to keep keys and police own car, limiting the lot’s liability. Type B transfers possession to the management, justifying supervision and safekeeping but exposing the lot to higher liability if safety measures are lacking. Courts generally disfavor waivers that dodge negligence.
Wellston notes John Mayer will spend summer in Covelo California working in Mendocino National Forest after finishing college classes. He will visit his parents briefly before leaving, while Bryan Knox of Hedrick will visit John at the Mayer home. The Roger Mayer family plans to attend graduation exercises at Parsons College in Fairfield and a ten year West Chester School reunion at the Captain's. Various residents visit and attend events, with extended family and friends noted across Fairfield Washington and Rock Island communities.
A Crawfordsville reader shares excerpts from a Civil War era letter by Mary Lizzie Russell to Dr. J. D. Miles. It describes wartime excitement, recruitment meetings in Washington County, a grand Washington procession, a torn but cherished flag, and volunteers joining the 19th Regiment. The piece reflects local patriotism, community rallying, and concern for loved ones serving.
Becker outlines a bidding and slam plan after One Heart opening. With four hands, he discusses four notrump and four clubs. He presents Blackwood as a tool for estimating aces and choosing six or seven heart contracts based on partner’s five spade or five heart responses.
The guide explains ranges for three heart bids, slam try implications, and partner signaling. It notes four clubs as a slam try for club control, six hearts likely given control of all suits, and five hearts as a strong possibility though six may not be guaranteed. It emphasizes letting partner decide on grand slam potential.
On the record deeds list transfer details for von M Miller to Ralph W Miller and Delmar G Schlabaugh west half lot C bike 4 Miller's addition Kalona. Wilbert H Graber and wife to R Glenn Klopfenstein and wife lot 8 Graber's second subdivision Washington.
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