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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1964
Page
4
Jeal notes that pregnancy classes in Council Bluffs emphasize iron rich foods, calcium, and protein. Women should eat an egg daily, four to six servings of bread and cereals, weekly liver, and milk, aiming to gain appropriate weight under medical guidance.
Jennie Feltz of Davenport formerly of Rubio was honored at a pre nuptial event at Rubio Friends Church with about 30 guests. The couple, both 1962 graduates of the Iowa State School for the Deaf and employed at John Deere Works in Davenport, will marry Feb 28 at 7 30 p m with Rev Phillip Hoffman officiating and plan to establish a home in Davenport.
Dear Abby addresses relationship troubles and a leukemia diagnosis in a mosaic of reader questions. The column discusses ending rides with a neighbor, bets with women, and a family's devastating cancer prognosis, offering guidance and urging honest communication with spouses and loved ones.
March events at Legion Hall include workshops and dances with Larry Gow Ken Anderson and Ken Crow March 5 7 12 21. Dancers report illnesses reduced participation and secretary Pes Gerlot on temporary hospital vacation. Larry Gow profile notes Navy service First Methodist Church Muscatine and job at Sherwin Williams.
Mrs. Glen Lord, chairman of the Heart Fund Drive in Ainsworth, reports the drive is complete and $95.60 was turned in. Donations for the William A. McGinnis memorial may be left with Mrs. Lord or at the Ainsworth State Bank. The column also lists funeral attendees from multiple states and region residents visiting here.
A clipped directory listing multiple law firms and individual attorneys with offices in various locations, plus osteopathic physician and eye care entries. It includes names such as Louis J. Kehoe, Robert Day, Robert Bates, Yeunge F Morrison, Morrison Morrison and Lloyd, John C Owen, Stewart and Shearer, and QIEUFAINS. It notes addresses like 204 West Main St and 119%4 West Washington, phone numbers including OL 3-391 and 3215, and mentions optical and contact lens services.
The annual meeting of the Town Beef Producers Association will be held March 5 at Monticello. The program runs 9:45 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. with topics on Beef Cow Production in Iowa, Promote Your Own Products, Beef Promotion featuring Walter Rodman, and Congressman J. E. Bramwell speaking on the beef industry’s importance to Iowa and the USA. About 750 pounds of choice beef will be barbecued for the noon dinner. Washington County beef producers are invited.
Washington County Extension Director Jim Frier led an open house at Morrell Packing Company Ottumwa for extension directors and assistants to view grub damaged carcasses and trimming on the killing floor. The packer cited 35 dollars loss in trimmed meat and extra labor. Up to 30 percent of cattle from December to May may be infested, lowering hides and prices by about one cent per pound. Chemical firms Dow Chemagro and Moorman’s discussed approved control materials. Frier warned tougher marketing for infested cattle and urged planning and visiting the extension office for up-to-date controls.
Residents celebrated eleven birthdays in February at the United Presbyterian Home. A court trial for the honorees was conducted as entertainment with a panel of guests from nearby towns. May Ellen Kerr returned home from Town State University for ten days. Numerous visitors and relatives joined Sabbath activities and weekend visits across several households in the region.
Mr and Mrs Koya Edwards announce the marriage of their daughter Betty Louise to Thomas L Shrader Feb 22 in St Joseph Michigan All are of Ainsworth Mrs Shreader graduated from Ainsworth High School in 1961 and her husband attended the L and M Schools Both are employed in Iowa City and reside in Ainsworth
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