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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1962
Page
5
An editorial letter from Dr George Krogmeier and Vernor Feuerhelm invites fellow hernia patients to join a humorous hospital club. A second piece muses on coin placement, Washington Park use, and astronaut Scott Carpenter’s rise from past failures to hero status.
Recipe article by Helene Dillon shares a baked Ham Ring using pork and ham with a cherry sauce, plus a fun penguin egg ornament craft. It gives ingredient lists and step by step instructions for both the ring and the cherry sauce, and playful guidance for assembling penguin decorations using olives, eggs, and toothpicks.
A tale on childhood asthma and family dynamics. The mother’s rigid control worsens Bobby’s fears and tantrums until a doctor advises relaxed, loving care and modern treatment to manage asthma. The piece advocates self confidence and wall-to-wall affection in the home.
In a three no trump hand the declarer faces a split diamond suit and a club finesse. The article shows cashing the ace king of diamonds after winning the heart lead increases the chance of nine tricks, offering two routes to success depending on opponent carding.
Coach Bonsall announces baseball practice for boys ages 9 to 12 beginning Monday June 18 at 9 at the city park. Weekday sessions run except Thursday swim day as part of Keota activities. In other notes local residents travel, family visits, and Memorial Day observances surrounding Keota.
The bid specialist is a graduate of the Missouri School of Auctioneering in Kansas City and a member of the National Auctioneering Association. He completed the Dale Carnegie course and belongs to the Washington Toastmasters club.
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