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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1968
Page
5
Abigail Van Buren answers letters about trust in marriage while Army separation and parental guidance themes appear. Advice covers not all men are alike, a mother’s concerns about a son’s engagement, a husband teasing a child, and the need for open talk plus humane discipline. The column closes with instructions for personal replies and Abby’s booklet offer.
Iowa Democratic delegates to the Chicago national convention will be uncommitted due to the state party constitution which bars binding instructions. The June state convention can’t amend this for May 24-25 straw votes, though pressure may push preferences from congressional districts.
Freida Reininger was surprised on her March 10 birthday by neighbors including Mrs. Dan Widmer and Albert Roth. Community clubs held meetings the week of March 13 with programs and refreshments. Family announcements note births, hospital stays, and a wedding anniversary in Wayland and nearby towns.
An advertisement claims SEWEREAMER removes roots, paper, grease and other organics from floor drains with no tools. It promises fast acting results, chemical lines, cheap price, and 10-Lb cans at $4.95. Available from Carson Plumbing & Heating.
New York report notes two million adults enroll yearly in evening colleges as a path to higher pay and personal growth. A publication by the Public Affairs Committee, led by Dr. Ernest E. McMahon of Rutgers, surveys programs across 35 states and the District of Columbia, with courses ranging from agriculture to law and business education.
Attorney listings for Robert Day Everett Meeker and Robert Bates. Abstract Department located in Office 132 South Ave B with phone 653 2147. Includes firm offices in Livingston Day Meeker Bates.
A study by Mary Margaret Wilson and Dr. Mina W. Lamb reported that the largest group to believe 44 false or doubtful food beliefs were college graduates. Fewer correct responses also occurred among participants over 40, with results published in the Journal of Home Economics.
The extension program operates on a budget over ten million dollars with only seven percent from state funds, the remainder covered by fees. The publication Evening College The Big Second Chance is offered for 25 cents by the Public Affairs Committee at 381 Park Ave New York NY.
Mrs Wilson and Dr Lamb head a study of 146 volunteers from three women’s groups. The report notes many well educated women accept myths such as all foods turn to fat and honey aids weight loss, while those with home economics training debunked claims about processing foods and pesticide residues.
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