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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
4
Practical guide for parents to develop a child’s visual perception through games and pictures. Start with familiar objects, then vary shapes and sizes, memory games, and imagining descriptions to boost detail attention, memory, and mental visualization.
In a mixed four hand bridge problem South must choose among three clubs two notrump four clubs or pass. North’s double suggests strength. responder should communicate values and potential game via two notrump or other bid depending on hand shape and distribution.
Chicago resident Mrs Blanche Waldman and Cedar Rapids guests Mr and Mrs Norman Sojka stayed with Wes Sojka family in Riverside. A Lake McBride picnic brought together the Sojkas and other relatives. Memorial Day visits included Don Bruce Mike of Flint Mich and Vic tor Hoynek Swisher with local families.
Clover Cloverettes 4 H club met May 26 at Leo Huffman home with 14 members present. Leaders and members discussed pattern alterations foundation garments and care, tucks and darts, buttonholes and an adopted project for Gerald Newell at Glenwood. Also notes on WSCS meeting and summer plans.
Keota residents report on a two day special committee session of the Country Women's Council in Detroit at the Medean Brook farm home of Mrs Alfred G Wilson. Attendees included Mrs Raymond Sayre Ackworth and Mrs H L Witmer Tipton plus local members and relatives attending the class reunion and Alumni banquet events.
June report notes Mr. and Mrs. Vandello Vandella escaped a tornado that demolished their mobile home at Curfew Acres east of Albia. Mrs. Vandello hospitalized with severe cuts and bruises, expected release soon. Mr. Vandello treated and released. Relatives visited Monroe County hospital and their Blakesburg home. Memorial Day weekend travel by Sellman and Richardson families.
Hagist family notes include Rickie and Paul Muhleman of Battle Creek returning home with their grandparents from Joliet Illinois after a several week visit. Other Keota area relatives and guests mark birthdays weddings and social visits across Wellman Washington and Crawfordsville with family events continuing through Memorial Day and Christmas preparations.
Ruth Stauffer and David McClain wed June 5 at Highland Park Presbyterian Church Des Moines in a double ring ceremony. The couple, living in Des Moines, will reside at 1961 Arlington as both are employed there. Local relatives attended including Ward Stauffer Ida Paul and Merle Clark.
Riverside June 1 Mr and Mrs Sylvester Lemley and family of Dundee Michigan visited relatives over the weekend and planned to attend the Lemley Flake wedding on June 5 but were called home after the death of her grandfather Monday A cooperative dinner was held at noon Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Lemley Those present included the Sylvester Lemley family of Dundee Kenneth Rogers and family from Iowa City Wayne Lemley and family Elm er Sammons Jr and Dennis Horak Clarence Wilson and his mother Alma Wilson Merle Blieu and Jane of Washington brought flowers and joined the arrangements at Riverside cemetery later visiting Fred Luckey’s home Weekend guests at Leo Brophy’s home included Dean Walsh Diane Patrick Judy Lisa Walsh of Omaha Pat Knebel and others A fourth grade slumber party hosted by Mary Gerot at her parents home included Chryse Lund Janet Chalupa Louise Kasper Carla Craig One guest could not attend.
Reverend Gilbert Co. McDowell and family will move from Riverside on June 13 to Bangor Maine to attend Bangor Seminary for three years. After completing studies they plan to return to the South Iowa Conference.
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