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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1963
Page
3
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on a range of topics from infidelity and adoption to dating lateness and teenage privacy. The column addresses a husband confessing a past mistake, a request for guidance on handling a late date, and a mother concerned about a son's peeping, offering practical, nonjudgmental guidance and resources.
Riverside report states Ardell Dean Gerot and Eddie Gerot will represent the Riverside Ramblers 4 H club at the Citizenship Short Course in Washington D C in early June. Their stay at the national 4H club Center will include government tours a White House visit Gettysburg trips and meetings with senators and representatives. The pair will join 441 club members from across the United States for a week of交流.
Rev Harley Yates of Kinross will begin his 12th year as pastor of the Brethren Church. He will be honored at a dinner Sunday in Kinross with cooperation from Hopewell Friends Church where he has served as parish minister.
A compact directory listing include names and offices of lawyers such as Louis J Kehoe and Morrison firms, along with other professionals like dentists Dr. Dale E.G and osteopath Dr. Peller. It provides addresses in Edmond and nearby areas, phone listings, and office details for legal, medical, and eye care services.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Peiffer and family were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Weber. Howard Bailey of Washington and Jim Sheetz with girls visited the Sheets home. Mrs. Bailey is a niece of Mrs. Andy Sheets. Subscriptions to the Evening Journal were renewed by several readers including Mrs. Virginia Henderson and Mrs. Mary Henderson. Rainbo w Girls attended a meeting in Washington. Don Claridge called on his sister Mrs. James Henderson in Fairfield. Jerry Mather and Kebra with Daryl Paughman and Bob Baughman of DeWitt visited C. C. Bob and parents. Charles Bond of Harper visited George Bond. George Bond and Will Miller hosted Lula Helscher and Frank Vogel. Edward Heisdorffer of Washington visited Mike Heisdorffer.
Seventeen members of the Wednesday Study Club met at Mrs. Merle Twinam's Crawfordsville home with co host Mrs Wayne Williams and program lead Mrs Herbert Hich. The year’s theme is Possibilities Unlimited and March focuses on Physical Therapy for Children. They prepared scrapbooks from Have jan Get Well to take to Children’s Hospital in Iowa City. Some plan to attend the Federated Clubs county meeting in Wellman April 2.
Royal Neighbors gathered at Mrs. Phoebe Marble home with Oracle Marjorie Sonday leading the meeting. Bertha Stites joined the camp. Bunco prizes went to Ferne Wimmer and Martha Sanders, door prize to Marjorie Sonday. April meeting set with Mrs. Meryl Waller.
TV schedule notes a return of the comedy Fair Exchange with Eddie Foy Jr. as a weekly half hour and a British American daughter swap premise. The lineup includes Dr. Kildare The Dark Side of the Mirror Polly Bergen twins and kidney transplant drama McHale's Navy Hazel Premiere and Andy Williams with special guests Anna Maria Alberghetti Vaughn Meader impersonating Kennedy.
Civil defense sessions continued last night in Crawfordsville Ainsworth and West Chester with weekly meetings planned until the course completion. An open house at the Mental Health Institute in Mt Pleasant on April 28 will feature Washington Ma Haska and Keokuk counties juvenile probation services among several agency exhibits from 1 30 to 5 p.m. daylight saving time. Public invited to attend and join the program.
Approximately 260 guests attended an open house Sunday honoring Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Richards on their golden wedding anniversary. The event featured floral centerpieces, a crystal bowl and gold net tablecloth. Edits note the couple’s son Duane Richards and daughter-in-law, and their daughter and husband Hayden Thom—plus guests from Davenport, Iowa City, Washington, Illinois and Nebraska. Edith Jones was the bride. The couple married March 22, 1913 in Columbus City.
About 2 300 entries enter indoor track meets at the University of Iowa fieldhouse with Class AA contests led by Ames and four way battle for Class A featuring North Scott Eldridge Maquoketa Perry Cherokee. In Class AA the Little Cyclones Iowa State brawls with Sioux City Central Cedar Rapids Washington Tech Roosevelt and North Des Moines for titles.
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