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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1966

Page

3

Women upholster class taught by Miss Sally Smith at YWCA

Twelve women from town and country enrolled in an upholstery course led by county home economist Miss Sally Smith. The daily sessions from 9:30 to 3:30 covered stripping, webbing, padding, and covering chairs with velvet to heavy weaver fabrics. Participants included Mrs. Dan Allen, Mrs. Russell Bannister, Mrs. Cal Worf, Mrs. Cal Larsen, Mrs. Robert Huber, Mrs. Robert Moss, Mrs. Joe Jones, and Mrs. John Butler.

YWCA Sally Smith County Home Miss Smith Town Dan Allen Russell Bannister Cal Worf Cal Larsen Robert Huber Robert Moss Joe Jones John Butler Cal Wolf

Lesson in Upholstering Causes Teasing in Washington

In Washington city area Mrs Clyde Dawson and Mrs Robert Fickel near Washington plus Mrs Leo Dunbar of Brighton and Mrs John H Jones of Crawfordsville are noted for a humorous scene. The joke centers on none of the women having a mouthful of tacks, a nod to upholsterers who typically do. The quip suggests they preferred conversation over tacks while working.

City of Washington Clyde Dawson Robert Fickel Near Washington Leo Dunbar Brighton John H. Jones Crawfordsville

Lettuce Price Sparks Debate On Food Economics

A discussion on rising lettuce costs in March 1966 links supply limits from California rains to higher grocer processing costs. The piece argues lettuce is a luxury with limited nutrition, urging buyers to choose costlier greens carefully while noting future price relief when harvests improve.

Havest California

Birthday Council Fire for Camp Fire Girls at St James

Public invited to Sunday celebration as eighteen Camp Fire and Blue Bird groups join in the Birthday Camp Fire at St James gymnasium Sunday at 2 PM. Weeklong observance features group skits songs dances and handwork displays with poster prizes. Guardian Mrs Leon Hillman oversees council fire and Mrs Dwight Colliver leads candlelighting.

Camp Fire Blue Bird Birthday Council St. James Gymnasium Leon Hillman Council Dwight Colliver

Washington social calendar notice roundup

Social and club notices list events and meetings across organizations. Activities include Saturday Shirts and Skirts at Legation Hall at 8 p.m. and Camp Fire Council Fire at St James gymnasium at 2 p.m. Public invited.

Legion Hall Dell Trout Caler Camp Fire Council St. James Gymnasium

Shopping for Household Appliances Tips and Advice

Sally Smith advises careful planning when buying appliances. Ask questions about features win, defrosting, warranties, installation costs, operating costs, and trade in value. Note exact measurements and check service policies, since DIY work may void warranties.

Sally Smith County Extension Home Economist

Mrs Clow Leaves Community After 51 Years

Mrs A W Clow will move to Belmont Massachusetts after 51 years in the community. She leaves 208 East Madison to reside in an apartment at 3 Pine Street with daughter Donna Clow, near three other daughters and their families in the Boston area, and seven grandchildren.

A.W. Clow Clow East Madison Washington Harold Beth) Sjostedt Boston

Halcyon Notes From Halcyon House Activities

Halcyon notes recount visits by local residents including Carl Blackford, Sherm Wolfe, Vera Delzell, Art Robert, Marie Jackson, and Rev M O Smith. Music recital led by Mrs Leo Stone featured pupils Mark Flickinger and others. Social calls by many and Fleur de Lis Club gathering with Norman Healy talking about England stay at ISU Ames. Programs for next year distributed. Pearl Wiggers and Verle Gallagher noted cohosts.

Stephen Viggers Fleur de Lis Norman Healy England Viggers Iowa State University Ames Pearl Wiggers Verle Gallagher

Liquid nitrogen erases warts and cautions on eye lenses

A University of Iowa skin specialist notes liquid nitrogen effectively removes warts by freezing the wart virus, stressing prompt application before evaporation. Dr Caplan says treatments sting little, leave no scar, and can be repeated, but should be done by a physician. The article also warns about contact lens hazards, anticoagulant interactions with carbon tetrachloride, and a pollen count debate, plus a 1965 Health Service finding that Americans averaged over two illnesses in a year, with 8.3 restricted days.

University of Iowa Richard Caplan Caplan Pr. Caplan Medical Association Public Health Service

Club Notes Highlight Mrs Whitake Entertains LBC

Mrs Martin Whitaker hosted nine LBC Club members and guest Mrs Art Duensing on Thursday. D.O Butler chaired the meeting with a roll call of Irish jokes. Reports on ill members and a Q and A game followed. Don Wylie shared memories of a Florida winter. Easter Seals donation approved. Refreshments served during social hour.

Martin Whittake LBC Club Art Duensing D.O. Butler Whittaker Don Wylie Florida

Motorist William Mathes Fined for Stop Sign Violation

A Washington Mo motorist, William Mathes of 306 Marion, was fined $10 and costs in Justice of the Peace court Friday for violating the city stop sign ordinance.

Washington William Mathes Marion Justice of the Peace Court

Local Professional Directory Listings and Contacts

A compact directory lists attorneys in multiple firms with offices at 204 West Main Street 211 W. Washington Street and 119 West Washington Street including Morrison Morrison and Lloyd and John C Owen. Chiropractor Dr M L Tweeton and osteopathic physician Dr P L Etter are listed with contact numbers. Optical services note John W Lemmon O D at 527 South Iowa with eye care offerings.

John W. Lemmon O. D South Iowa Christian Tabernacle

Hospital Admits and Births Reported Across Iowa

Hospital admissions include Mrs Dale Booth in Washington for a surgical case and Donald F Pierson in Ottumwa for a medical case. Births report a son to Mr and Mrs Eddie J Miller of Kalona. Dismissals note Mrs Donald Lukavsky and daughter leaving.

Dale Booth Washington Surgical Donald F. Pierson Ottumwa Eddie J. Miller Kalona Donald Lukavsky Harper

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