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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1963

Page

11

Man with eight children seeks raise from Illinois Public Aid chief

Chicago letter from an IPAC employee with eight children argues his $333 monthly take home is $100 below state welfare standards. He notes unmet needs for food rent clothing and schooling and asks for a raise or new job within IPAC. IPAC will investigate the matters raised by the employee.

Chicago UPL Arnold Maremont Illinois Public Aid Commission Maremont Ilinois Public Aid Commission Commission IPAC

Emry Erwins Mark 50th Anniversary in Haskins

Mr and Mrs Emry Erwins marked their gold wedding anniversary on February 19 at their Haskins grocery store while sharing refreshments with customers They were married in 1913 at Council Bluffs and moved to the area in 1936 The couple has operated the grocery in Haskins for twelve years through July 1 1962 Other items note visits guests births and community happenings in the area including relatives in Ainsworth Lisbon Marion and Washington County Hospital and the ongoing flu bug presence at local homes

Haskins Emry Founcil Bluffs Murphy Ben Harrison Paul Harmon Sigourney Pearl Verrips Jack Herr Richard Bean Ainsworth Washington County Hospital Jeffrey Richard Jim Bean W. C. Conklin Lisbon Don Bean Marion Jim ‘An Richard Beans Ivan Hartsocks Paul Hartsock

Washington Hows Payid Elder Editor and Business Stange Witla

Inland Tile Prose Ass'n Town Daily Prens Ann'n lists circulation audit results and rural subscription rates. It notes four months at $2.50 and annual terms, with outside-town carrier pricing. the period and rates reflect the paper's delivery plan and subscriber options.

The Washington Evening Journal Washington Hows Payid Elder Stange Witla Shannon Inland Tile Prens Ann'n. Town Bree Avvin Ian T Waa

TV Highlights and Tonight's Prime Time Lineup

NBC offers Dick Powell Theatre with a wartime POW drama featuring Jackie Cooper and Susan Oliver plus stars Milton Berle Edie Adams and Gary Crosby. Steven McQueen hosts 8 30 p m CST. CBS brings Lloyd Bridges Show with The Courtship at 7 p m CST. Empire NBC presents A House in Order at 7 30 p m CST. ABC airs Untouchables Man in the Cooler at 8 30 p m CST. Jack Benny and Garry Moore host with Rosemary Clooney guest 9 p m CST. NBC Chet Huntley Reporting covers National Science Foundation ship story at 9 30 p m.

Dick Powell Ceatre NBC Thunder Jackie Cooper Susan Oliver Red China Milton Berle Joey Bishop Edie Adams Pat O'Brien Jackie Coogan Gary Crosby Steven McQueen Lloyd Bridges CBS Empire Anne Seymour ABC Jack Benny Frankiie Avalon Pam Garry Moore Hollywood Rosemary Clooney Chet Huntley National Science Foundion Research Proram South America Cape Horn Palmer Peninsula Antarctica

Death of David F. Woodruff at Columbus Junction

David F. Woodruff, 52, of Mt Pleasant, died February 26 at Memorial Hospital Columbus Junction. Funeral service February 28 at Crane Funeral Home, Mt Pleasant. Survivors include wife Vera Conner and several relatives. Also noted: Sabin oral polio vaccine drive at Columbus High School, about 1200-1300 vaccinated. future vaccine dates planned. World Day of Prayer service scheduled March 1 at Oakland Church. local fair dates mentioned for Isaac County.

Columbus Junction David F. Woodruff Mt Pleasant Memorial Hospital Crane Funer Fome Forest Home Cemetery Henry County Woodruff Arthur Pearl Artin Woodruff Vera Conner Pearl Woodruff Rex Woodruff Wapello Kenneth Line Evelyn Randolph Silvis Vanita’ Wasson Jean Ailey Columbus Oakland Marshall Township Spring Run Cairo Cairo Church of God Vna Isa County Fair

Funeral services for Mrs William L Little held

Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Jones General Home with Rev. Emil Burrichter officiating. Pallbearers were John Custer John James Willis Richards and Carl Little. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery.

Tdle William L. Little Jones ‘Eneral Emil Burrichter John Custer John, Jaemes Willis Richards Carl Little Elm Grove Cemetery

Jowa Picnic to be Held in Los Angeles Grove

The Gird Town Winter picnic will be at Sye nore Grove in Los Angeles on March 30, led by Ronald B. Garretson president of the Towa Association of Southern California. The event features Distinguished Lowan awards. Three Washington County coeds will receive Smarty Party honors for high academic achievement in the first semester, including Jean Rinner and Annabell Stafford.

Syenore Grove Los Angeles Ronald B. Garretson Towa Association of Southern Washington County Jean Rinner Anabelle Stafford Washingt Patricia Longwell Well

Introducing- Seniors at W. H. S. Weeks Ed Weeks profile

Ed Weeks, senior at W H S, has four years of Hi Y service and is district Hi vice president. He played football basketball and track, earned major letters, wrestled, and earned honorable mention on the All Conference Coaches Team. He belongs to Spanish Club, Future Teachers of America, Letter Club, Science Club, Student Council, Boy's Glee Club, and acted in a one act and Junior Class Play Dino. He will enter the University of Oklahoma next fall.

Ed Weens Hi - Y Future Teachers of America Boy's Glee Club Dino Sam Weeks University of Oklahoma

Jackson Township Farm Bureau Women Meet and Plan Luncheon

Jackson Township Farm Bureau Women met with Mrs. Henry Soucek who opened the session. Dale Caldwell spoke on wills while Mrs. Bernard Reed discussed jury duty and the Shaff plan. Mrs. George Horn presented sewing tips. A luncheon to promote meat and lard was planned for the next meeting. Rural Women's Day is March 19 with refreshments served by Irene Heck and Mary Crandall.

Jackson Jackson Township Farm Bureau Henry Soucek Soucek Dale Caldwell Bernard Reed George Horn Irene Heck Mary Crandall

Love and Attention Aid Child Behavior Development

The piece argues that love and attention improve a child’s conduct without spoiling them. Parents should show genuine interest, set firm limits, and involve children in family matters. As children grow, guidance remains essential, with attitudes and methods evolving accordingly. The article notes some kids seek attention as a class clown and suggests constructive participation.

Teachers Guide For Disruptive Students To Seek Help

A school guidance note explains disruptive behavior by a pupil who seeks attention and laughter. It recommends discussing the problem with staff and, if unresponsive, seeking medical or psychological advice for possible underlying causes. In separate brief, the National Coal Board warns miners not to bring candy wrapped in aluminum foil into pits to avoid spark risks.

London UPI National Coal Board Coal Board

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