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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1965

Page

3

Dear Abby and reader questions about hospital dentures and propriety

Abigail Van Buren answers reader concerns about hospital rules on dentures during delivery, a man living with an unmarried partner, and mailbox name etiquette. Abby references that hospital rules vary by institution, while advising propriety and personal boundaries, with a Milwaukee pastiche and a teaser about her booklet and letter-writing tips.

Abby Kay Milwaukee

Club Activities Mark Year End Salad Supper

Mrs. Robert Wiley hosted 15 Family Living Club members for a cooperative salad supper this Thursday. Three new members joined, Mrs. Clyde Pratt Mrs. Raymond Whisler and Mrs. Wayne Knapp. Rev Dr George Kerr presented Bees with slides and excerpts from The Fern Hanson to Richard Keeper of the Bees. Mrs Louis Larsen spoke on The Open Door Faith Baldwin. Merritt Canady led the meeting and towels for sale next year were shown by Mrs William Sitler with orders. Committee helpers were Mrs Bernard McCarthy and Mrs Paul Fern.

Robert Wiley Clyde Pratt Raymond Whisler Wayne Knapp George Kerr Fern Hanson Richard Keeper Goodwin Louis Larsen Faith Baldwin Merritt Canady William Sitler Bernard McCarthy Paul Fern

The 1H Club Holds First Meeting of New Year

The 1H Club met Thursday at Mrs. Dave Williams home with 11 members and 15 children. New officers led the business session while Mrs. Herbert Ferrell conducted. Dues were paid, yearbooks issued, and June meeting set for Mrs. Merle Bates home. Social hour followed with refreshments by Mrs. Bates and Mrs. Ferrell.

Dave Williams Herbert Ferrell Merle Bates

Pekin seniors present class play in Richland

Pekin Community School presents For Pop's Sake senior class play at the school on Thursday and Friday nights May 13 and 14. Richland Cub Scouts and families will picnic at noon Sunday in Fairfield Chautauqua Park. Scout Master Dr. T R Wolf will offer plane rides and a Kite Derby.

Richland Pekin Community School Fairfield Chatauqua Park T. R. Wolf Richland School Washington Victor Parcel Melinda Melissa Shirley Morgan Rubio Park Frank Lock Woolson Missionary Society Tom Hoskins Glen Hadley Blackhawk Tommy Hoskins Frank Cox W.ct.u Richland Friends Church Ora Paxson Leo Forinash Bill Muenzenmeyer Forinash Leonard Hogan M. E. Fulton Williard Reighard

Senate approves tax withholding in Iowa bill

DES MOINES Iowa Senate approved a withholding plan for state income taxes as part of Gov Harold E Hughes recommendations. The 33 24 vote split along party lines with Democrats for and Republicans against. Sponsors estimated a one time windfall of about 27 million dollars from taxes for 1965 income being withheld while 1968 taxes are deducted.

Des Moines UPI Iowa

Soviet charges Johnson with allying with West Germany

In an address in Baku, Nikolai Podgorny accused President Johnson of backing West German revenge plans against the Soviet Union and flouting freedom-loving peoples with U.S. actions in Viet Nam, the Dominican Republic, and threats to Cuba. Tass distributed the remarks as Moscow rejected Johnson's offer to improve relations.

Moscow UPI Johnson Soviet Union Nikilai Podgorny Soviet Communist Party Central Committee Washington Vodgorny Baku Azerbaijan Soviet Republic Tass United States Viet Nam Dominican Republic Cuba Podgorny Europe

Canadian Junior Tattoo Performs in Seattle July 31 to Aug 2

The Canadian Junior Tattoo returns to Seattle for a second year from July 31 to August 2. More than 200 youths join brass and woodwind bands, a navy drum and trumpet unit, a bagpipe and drum corps, and the Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Guards in a precision rifle drill.

Seattle UPI Navy Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Guards

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