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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1965
Page
3
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on marriage, pregnancy, and parental discipline. A 22 year old woman asks how to handle early motherhood amid family pressure and public remarks. Abby counsels to tell others when ready and not owe explanations. The column also defends teachers and discusses love, inviting readers to write for personal replies.
The Y Wives coffee gathering Tuesday morning at Mrs. Dwain Tschantz’s home, with cohosts Mrs. Bill Perdock and Mrs. Marjane Miller, drew 25 members and five guests. They urged volunteers for Project Head Start. The June Rebekah Lodge meeting at IOOF Hall had 30 present, with Mrs. Don Norton presiding. The June family social, a potluck and cards, is planned for Friday June 25 at 6:30 p.m. Helen Huston was elected vacancy for Ardis Kephart who is moving away. The lodge will serve dinner to the U N bus tour on July 27, committees chaired by Mrs. Emma Barnett and Mrs. Keith Williams Sr. The lodge will have vacation during late July and August. twelve sick calls were reported.
Washington residents with British ties held a Queen Elizabeth birthday celebration hosted by Mr and Mrs Bob Clark. Attendees included Alfred Lemke and family from Scotland Gerald McGaffey and wife from England Moriarty family from Australia John Killian and wife from England and Mrs Bob Clark from England. British decorations featured a Union Jack with Elizabeth II portraits and ER letters along with British refreshments and music.
Washington Iowa June 23 1965 edition highlights local news briefs, social notes, and classified items. Page captures community happenings, upcoming events, and notices featuring residents and area organizations.
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