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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1965
Page
5
At the New York World's Fair Johnson's Wax promotes home care through a computerized question bank. Mrs Lucille Bush notes many visitors ask about kitchen floors wax schedules and care of wood paneling and furniture.
Wellston May 6 Mrs G H Mayer reports a weekend of social visits including Mr and Mrs Gerald Groff of Wellman at the Howard Baker home near Washington. Several other gatherings noted with neighbors and friends. The railroad bridge repairs finished and the route restored for school buses. Mushrooms reported plentiful.
Mrs. John Cooney of Sigourney and Nettie Roberts of Port Angeles Washington visited the Bill McClean home in Keota. They later called on Henry Luers and Mrs. A C Jones at Maplewood Manor.
The Soviet Union ordered Norris D. Garnett expelled for anti-Soviet activities among African students in Moscow. Garnett, 32, Los Angeles, works in the embassy culture office and was to depart by week’s end. Malcolm Toon summoned to Foreign Ministry to hear charges.
Florence Augustine reports social visits in Hardscrabble on May 6. Numerous Kansas City visitors joined Bowens for dinners and gatherings. Cindy Duwa had first communion. families from Tipton Clarence Iowa Mechanicsville Wellman and Hiawatha shared meals and stories. extra notes on a Farm Bureau tour and a two week Muscatine duty return.
Cloverettes in Crawfordsville held their annual Mothers Tea at the school house with eighteen members including sixteen mothers and three leaders. President Cindy Jones led the meeting as talks and demonstrations covered sewing, garments, and sewing tools. refreshments followed.
Mrs. Vince Marek came home Tuesday evening from a stay with her son Donald and family in Missouri where they bought a cattle ranch. The journey came after a period of rain and flooding affecting relatives and property.
White Cloud Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Holly Johnston's Olds home with 12 members present. Guests from Wayland and Ainsworth attended, plus seven children. Plans began for the Wyman Alumni Banquet on June 12 and the June meeting will feature a 9 o'clock breakfast at Mrs. Raymond Howsare's home.
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