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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
3
A collection of Dear Abby exchanges covers a secretary’s inappropriate behavior toward a wife, a teen dating query about pace of kissing, table etiquette for makeup, and a son neglecting family occasions. Advice emphasizes confronting the husband, dating broadly, public makeup limits, and accountability in family gifts.
Mrs. Helen W. Scott of Menlo Park visits relatives in the area this week. Mrs. Lea Proctor leaves her matron post at Washington County Home to manage a new Maplewood Manor nursing home in Keota this fall. She plans a July 1 two week Wyoming vacation with her children and August training in Belle Plaine. Earl C. Koloski family attends the Dixie Horak and John Walling wedding at Immanuel Lutheran Church on June 15. Stuart attends Maytag service men's meeting in Iowa City with Bernard Payne, Richard Neff, and Dale York. Mrs. Max Fulton and seven sons from Solon Springs stay with her parents Ted and Mrs. Johnson for several weeks.
Mrs. Charles Churchill and others from Washington visit Mr. Altenbernd at the Veterans Hospital in Iowa City while Mrs. Altenbernd stays with her sister. Mrs. Helen Keck has hip surgery in Town City. Alan Stout of Brighton earns a 3.75 GPA on the AIB Dean’s List. The Kneens tour Frigidaire laundry line at Pheasant Run Lodge in Illinois and see William Bendix in Take Her, She’s Mine. Several relatives travel for illness, graduation, and a wedding. Robert Dean Bailey departs Charleston AFB after spending 10 days with Washington relatives, returning as best man for the Wilson-Zieglowsky wedding.
A US trend shows homes 20 feet underground with lawns and pools. A World’s Fair display highlights possible sunlight via lens systems. Proponents like Sally J. Smith cite security, controlled atmosphere health, and cost savings as reasons for optimism.
A Stokely Van Camp executive says the common bean has a patrician past dating to Rome and its Fabaria festival. The claim highlights the bean from humble staple to celebrated legume in history and culture.
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