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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1977

Page

2

Tapes on aging shown at University of Iowa

Two video tapes from the University of Iowa School of Social Work explore aging and dignity. A Question of Dignity focuses on elder abuse and neglect in the United States while Zimbabwe A Perspective on Aging presents rural Rhodesian family life and respect for elders amid modernization.

Iowa City University of Iowa School of Social Work Zimbabwe Rhodesia Dean Hackett Johnson County Hackett Stan Good Good Africa Ernest Kachingwe Barry Morrow Iowa Commission On Aging School of Social Work

Cookin notes from Washington Evening Journal recipes and notices

Collected items from the Washington Evening Journal include family recipes for Sour Cream Slaw Hot Chicken Salad Jelly Roll and Pizza Sauce with methods and serving tips. Also announced are student recognitions Gamon and Greiner achievements with brief family connections in Washington Iowa.

Buck and Luckey update from Mercy Hospital and Beverly Manor

Shennie Buck of Ainsworth remains a patient at Mercy Hospital Iowa City in room 3101. Marge Luckey has been released from Mercy Hospital and is convalescing at Beverly Manor Convalescent Center 605 Greenwood Iowa City.

Shennie Buck Ainsworth Mercy Hospital Iowa City Marge Luckey Beverly Manor Greenwood

Social Calendar Highlights Local Lodge and Club Meetings

A dense social calendar lists Rebekah Lodge and IOOF Hall events at 8 p.m., Masonic Temple gatherings, Monday and Tuesday meetings for chapters, and dozens of group activities including potluck crafts, literacy, club luncheons, and youth and veterans organizations across community venues with times and host names where available. Babysitter service noted. weather contingency for ISU meeting room.

Washington Faith Work Circle Gloria Zager Dutch Creek Franklin Farm Bureau John Renoux American Legion Auxiliary Sunset Park ISU Noble Grand Maurice Libe Tops Club YWCA Ywroom Ioof Lodge Ioof Hall Mothers Club American Home Winga's Cyrus Chapter Zeredatha Council Masonic Temple Don Jaspering UPW Irene Moore Zelma Fleming VFW VFW Hall

Y's Men's marathon ends with pinochle party at YWCA

Pinochle players who took part in this year's Y's Men's marathon gathered Friday night at the YWCA to celebrate the event. Winners were honored with prizes for first, second, and third place. top finishers included Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Britsch, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Augustine, and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Zachs, with group winners and committee members named.

YWCA J. C. Britsch Marion Augustine Dean Zachs Clyde Crile A. Lundgagen H. Ryner Robert Lund Y’s Dale Connelly Verle Gallagher Robert Wiley Stan Bauer Clarence Logan Arden Freel

Rainbow for Girls meeting at Masonic Temple May 4

Washington Assembly No. 39 of Rainbow for Girls met at the Masonic Temple with Annette Smith presiding. Officers for the next term were elected including Mary Dunbar and Beth McCurdy. Ten girls took part in slave day, earning 67.75 dollars. Installation planned for May 15 at 2 p.m. with practice May 14. A card sent to Rainbow Dad Leo Dunbar in Jefferson County Hospital. Toastmasters Club met at Frontier Cafe with John Ganon presiding. George Kerr spoke on Casting the Lot and La Rue Thurston spoke on The Lost Story with evaluations by Luiza Da Silva and Howard Lanning.

Washington Assembly Order of Rainbow Masonic Temple Annette Smith Paul Stebelton Miss Smith Mary Dunbar Beth McCurdy Susan Bash Charity Myrna Fountain Hope Mary Zager Faith Pam Amlong Narda Dunbar Simone Schmidt Sandy Sines Leo Dunbar Rainbow Dad Jefferson County Hospital Fairfield Toastmasters Club Frontier Cafe John Ganon Ford Marie Doyle Jarrard George Kerr Luiza da Silva la Rue Thurston Howard Lanning Geraldine Schulty Pauline Hite

DAR elects officers at Tuesday Washington Chapter meeting

Washington Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution elected Mrs. Lawrence Zuehlke as regent at the annual meeting held at Winga's Cafe. New officers include Mrs. Neal Hall as vice regent and Nondal Richardson as recording secretary.

Lawrence Zuehlke Washington Daughters of the American Revolution Winga’s Cafe Neal Hall Nondal Richardson Mabel Rankin Edgar Stewart Nondas Richardson Nadine Hoskins Robert Morgan Blair Haymes Anna Russell Lola Fiddelke Carol Flickinger Fannie Shannon Mae Rita Meisenbach Robert Kurtz E. E. Ward Haymes Charles Hotle DAR H. B. Wallace Iowa City Stephen Wiggers Continental Congress Washington D. C

Riverside woman to mark 90th birthday observance

Mrs. Sophia Kueneman of Riverside will be honored for her 90th birthday with a family dinner at noon and an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. at St Mary's Hall in Riverside on Sunday May 8 Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Her birthday is May 9, the same date as her eldest son Harold Kueneman of Ainsworth.

Sophia Kueneman Riverside St. Mary’s Hall Kueneman Harold Kueneman Ainsworth

Explaining rules helps older children accept limits

Older child needs reasons for rules. Jean Hood says as children 8 to 10 want more say, parents should share why rules exist. Explaining reasons early reduces later questioning, while maintaining important standards.

Jean Hood Extension Home

Farm Progress Show A. M. er topic at Kiwanis meet

Scott McKinney, manager of the Farm Progress Show, spoke at the Kiwanis A.M.ers meeting at Captain's Table about the Maurice Crawford farm venue this September. He presented slides from prior shows to illustrate exhibits, traffic, and organizational plans for the fall event. Larry Kemp, an honored guest and new member, attended.

Scott McKinney Maurice Crawford Kiwanis A.M Ers Larry Kemp

Medical notes on Roy Lowe and Richard Herlein

Yesterday two individuals, Roy Lowe of Brighton and Mrs Harold Tolander from Washington, received medical attention. Today Richard Herlein of Washington also sought medical care.

Roy Lowe Brighton Harold Tolander Washington Richard Herlein

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