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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1964
Page
2
An ad claims Ban’s Piss provides fast relief for backache head fatigue and muscular aches. It touts soothing action on bladder irritation and diuretic effect to increase kidney output, promising better sleep and daytime comfort. Published in the Evening Journal Washington IA on March 4 1964.
Community notices list recurring events from several groups including Wednesday Ainsworth CES at 8 p m and various church and club gatherings. Activities feature potlucks, dances, luncheons, and guest speakers at venues like the Masonic Temple and Legion Hall with time changes and roles noted.
Marion Swanson, local grocer, unveils a pioneer look at his Washington store named Coppock Trail Trading Post to mark the city’s upcoming 125th anniversary. The storefront’s log slab exterior is sure to draw comment during preparations for the milestone celebration.
Mr and Mrs Henry Carris Ann and Katrina of Rutland VI and Mrs Carris mother Mrs WM Huntington of Rochester VI left for home after visiting Mr and Mrs J C Carris and relatives. Mr and Mrs John Wheelan were honored for their birthdays as their son and family brought ice cream and cake. Mrs Wheelan celebrates today March 4 and Mr Wheelan birthday was March 2.
A military record lists Ronald R Ross AP 17504549 assigned to TUSLOG Det 94 Box 521 APO 324 New York NY for service status.
Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Women host a March 6 coffee meeting with Rev Er win H Plumer newly appointed Administrator of the Presbyterian Child Welfare Agency Buckhorn. Plumer, born 1924 in Chadwick Illinois, educated at North Central College Evangelical Seminary and Boston University, has a long record in child welfare and state service. Mrs Richard Stewart presides. Circle IV hosts. bring clothing for Buckhorn mission. nursery available.
Admitted yesterday Mrs. Max Waterhouse of Washington in medical care. Births today Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dawn of Keota welcome a daughter. Dismissed today Mrs. Francis Pickering and son of Pleasant Plain. Mrs. Dennis with son from Keota also discharged.
Cynthia Hammen celebrated her fourth birthday on February 29 with a party at her parents home, surrounded by Brenja Friese Jane Friese and Lisa Redlinger. Lexington visitors Mrs. John Bonner and CM Seeberger Kirk stayed with the Custers and Seeberger. Ronnie Ross leaves for Turkey for 18 months, after time with family in Washington. Mark Rothman and family return to Des Plaines from a visit in Unionville. Brian and Mrs Baird visit relatives after trips to Ottawa and Barbados. their daughter Lisa stayed with grandparents. Ed Ross and Joe McSonald's families hosted visits in Unionville Mo.
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