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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1963
Page
5
A text warns against ptomaine myths and explains that staphylococcus toxins cause food poisoning while proper refrigeration and fresh ingredients reduce risk. It notes desserts and mayo-based dishes spoil quickly in heat and advises avoiding suspect foods. It also discusses glass doors as a safety hazard and measures to mark transparent surfaces. Baltimore note: Tom Matte volunteers refurbishing antiques.
A condensed directory lists attorneys such as Louis Jenon and Jeffry Building offices, George Morrison and Morrison firms, John Cowen, Stewart and Shearer, Dale Garrell dentist, Dr Plitter osteopathic physician, Dr R Q Eastland. Includes addresses and phone numbers for several offices in the Journal area.
Miss Trudy Arlan Perry of Ollie became the bride of Richard Allen Sells Sunday at 7 p.m. in the Ollie Baptist Church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Jewel Campbell of Ollie and the groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Etheridge of Hinsdale. The couple will reside in North Riverside Illinois. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Orval Road.
Mrs Vernon Stagner of Kalona underwent a cornea transplant Tuesday night at Mercy. She is sister to Carl of route 1 Riversi¢ Jim Luckey and Mrs Elmer Kron were seen shopping in Washington Friday. The note mentions visitors Dr Haddon James and nephew, and a sighting of small red topped buff colored birds that may have been Purple Finchs.
Mrs Florence Henss has returned from St Petersburg Florida where she lived during the winter. Mr and Mrs Warren Dare and children of Evanston Illinois visited the George Dare home. Washington County Rural Letter Carrier Association met with many attending from Ainsworth Washington Brinton Wellman Kalona and Wayland. Local attendees included J C Mitchell Mrs E S Clark Margaret Davidson and Mr and Mrs Kyle Lowe. Occurred Braden Club meeting with roll call about places to see Town. Myral Smith spoke on safety and conducted activities. Spring Frolic by elementary and junior high with vocal music instructor Betty Rusult featured song square dancing and choral numbers by multiple classes and groups totaling about 70 in the Junior High chorus. Suzanne Miller presented a gift to Miss Rushbult. Seventh graders and guests enjoyed a skating party in Washington.
Busy Bees 4 H club held a Tuesday evening meeting at Donna Wilson home. Roll call listed eight members including four new girls Norma Blodgett Sandy Blodgett Jane Wiltetoe and Nancy Wiltetoe. Mrs Charles Davison county committee member attended. Films Science Whys and Table Settings were shown. Carla Corpm an gave a talk Know Your Labels. Each girl brought two types of cookies for judging. Refreshments served by hostesses and mothers.
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