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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1965
Page
7
The Sacha Club held a Smarty Party with dessert luncheon at Captain's Table on May 12. Twenty eight members and guests attended, including Highland High School honor roll students Sandra Dann Ruth Thomann Leanne Colton Linda Gerot Karalyn Kucera Linda Metz Shirley Thomann Donna Miller Carol Donaldson Dianne Brehmer Lynn Alvine Barbara Stettler Connie Carson Mildred Stout Patty Norris.
A long personal tribute recalls Barb's childhood, Campfire leadership, early sales of crafts, first train ride, pets, driving lessons, and charity. Parents praise her honesty, friendliness, thrift, and thoughtfulness while noting ambitions for her college days and future marriage. They reflect on family history, siblings, and World War II relatives, ending with pride and best wishes.
Harold L. Leone of the Computer Sciences Corp. foresees a future where the computer operations manager could be automated out. He argues future automation will handle tasks like inventory checks manpower planning and project staffing currently done by humans.
Iowa ASCS grants special approval under the 1965 ACP to allow hay and silage from fields in the practice due to extreme weather and floods. Normally grazed with cost sharing, this temporary cover is not for nurse crops harvested as grain and is not eligible on tracts diverted from Feed Grain. Producers should request cost-sharing from the Washington ASCS County Office.
Francis Perkins died in New York at age 83. She served as Franklin D. Roosevelt's secretary of labor from 1933 to 1945, the first woman cabinet member, guiding the Labor Department through the New Deal era.
The New England born reformer Frances Perkins faced attacks while promoting landmark Social legislation including Social Security and unemployment insurance. A stroke ended her life after hospital treatment, while she served as lecturer at Cornell and earlier on the Civil Service Commission.
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