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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1967
Page
4
Abigail Van Buren answers readers about marriage fidelity fears jealousy and family problems. Topics include a wife confronting an open relationship with another couple a husband's late returns with a potentially unfaithful pattern a mother seeking help for a troubled daughter and guidance on handling relationship ultimatums plus a note to a reader about marriage prospects.
Washington columnist recalls Frank Brinton and his non flying flying machine. A visitor from the Iowa Aeronautics Commission researches Brinton for a book on early aviation. The paper seeks the engine or a photo of Brinton’s craft, once displayed locally, and notes a missing scale model image. The forthcoming book, Pioneers of Iowa Aviation, may arrive via the public library.
Crawfordsville May 8 Mr and Mrs Clarence Hering Timm and Christine attended the installation of the Northeast Assembly of Rainbow Girls in the Masonic Hall at North English. Mrs Lease s niece Cheryl Morse was installed as Worthy Advisor. Christine attended the guest book as Morse is daughter of Dean Morse of North English. Several local families shared meals and visits across the region as Mother s Day approached.
Howard B. Moberly listed as a service member with CMC 3218251, assigned to MCB-11 A Company FPO San Francisco California 96601, denoting active duty status and unit.
The South dealer led three spades as opening, a four card major was asked, and a 3NT contract followed. Argentina’s declarer endured four futile finesses while US declarer Peter Leventritt avoided cross-finesse traps, delivering ten tricks and earning 730 points for the United States.
Eighteen members attended the Kalona Rebekah Lodge meeting in the Odd Fellows hall with Mrs. C. R. Berkley presiding and twenty six sick calls reported. An invitation to Wellman lodge Friendship Night was read for May 11 and transport plans were made.
Keota Alumni banquet organizers announced Betty and Herb Osincup from Washington will provide entertainment at the May 27 6:30 p.m. event. Clarence Smith of Smith's Variety Store is ticket chairman. The Keota C Y F ladies plan a Mother's Day program for May 16 at 2 p.m. and ask mothers to bring grandchild or child photos.
Keota residents share weekend visits and activities around Veisha events in Ames Iowa State University scenes include Patricia Benford Thompson groups with Brower family Mothers Day Phi Kappa Psi in Iowa City and travel among Keota Washington Sigourney Maquoketa Amanas and Des Moines locales with extended family gatherings and upcoming visit of Colonel Everett Stoutner seeking details on community life and travel patterns.
Westchester area notices list dinner guests at Melvin Booths including Mrs. Ira Nicks and Linda of Sibley Iowa and Esther Booth. Funeral attendees from distances include Dr. Dean Niffenegger of Whiting and several families from Armington Fredricksburg and Menlo. Comrades Class met at Orville Griggs home with six couples. Livingston Circle had a May breakfast hosted by Marion Pence with all members present except Mrs. Flynn who was ill.
The Washington Evening Journal of Washington Iowa shows the staff including David Elder editor and business manager William Shannon vice president advertising director Charles Morris news editor Bob Shaffer local advertising Howard Hazen production superintendent and notes publication afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4th. It lists mailing details entered as second class matter under the 1879 act and affiliations with United Press Leased Wire Inland Daily Press Association Iowa Daily Press Association Iowa Press Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations with mail subscription rates.
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