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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1966

Page

7

Moscow slows marriages with cooling-off period

In Moscow a mandatory waiting period of six to eight weeks before a legal wedding has reduced elopements and post-card style divorces. Officials claim the delay curbs ill considered unions while keeping, flowers, champagne, and speeches as part of a solemn ceremony. The divorce rate has fallen from high levels to 1.5 per thousand, versus 2.2 in the United States.

Moscow Soviet Union United States

Vacation school plans for Junction Methodist and cotter church

Grace Butler reports May 18 that Junction Methodist will run a vacation church school from May 31 to June 4. Preschool and kindergarten will meet at Columbus City Methodist. grades one through seven at Columbus Junction Methodist. Hours 8 30 to 11. Directors are Mrs Heindel and Mrs Sellers. A Girl Scout day camp follows June 13 to 17 at Chautauqua Park directed by Mrs Lowe with Mrs Lowe as business manager. Cotter United Presbyterian Church also holds vacation school May 30 to June 3 from 8 30 to 11 30 for ages three to sixth grade under Mrs Podaris and Mrs Arthur.

Columbus Junction Methodist Cooperative Vacation Church Columbus City Columbus Junction Methodist’ Church Paul Heindel Columbus City Church Max Sellers Columbus Junction Group Chautauqua Park Harry Lowe Paul Lowe Cotter United Presbyterian Church Bill Podaris Kenneth Arthur

Chester WSCS Meeting and Local Happenings Report

May events include the Chester WSCS Evening Circle meeting with hostess Beverly Griggs and a June session planned with Vera Foriash. Phyllis McDowell to start KU Medical Center summer work June 1 in biochemistry researching enzymes in olfactory tissue using RNA. Report covers a 25th wedding anniversary at Richland, Dr. Arthur Peters’ convention trip challenges, and Den 3 jungle themed scouting activities with Mark Renoux’s magic show.

West Chester W.S.C.S Beverly Griggs Vera Foriash Phyllis McDowell University of Kansas Medical Center Murdock Ernest Johnson Ralph John Johnson Mary Kay Deere Ernest Nancy Jerry Jimmy Joe James Harter Richland Redd Bobby Jean Timmy Shari Lynn Ft. Madison Dirk Weerman Kathy Susie Winfield Wilber Harter Washington Walter Hill Karen Fairfield Betty Charles Harold Weerman Kansas City Missouri American Baptist Convention Kirksville Dr. Peters T. V Ben Gray Smith Center Kansas Den 3 Den Doris Stout den Mother Mowgli Rudyard Kipling Mark Renoux

Busy St. Louis woman juggles many roles

Nancy Huskey, 34, a housewife and mother of three, pursues a master’s degree at St. Louis University while studying biology at a Belleville junior college. She works as a nurse’s aide and cares for her family across six days, hoping to lead a medical records department after graduation. Sundays leave her exhausted but she cherishes time with her children.

ST. Louis UPI Nancy Huskey Belleville

Sugar storage and tips from Family Circle June issue

A compact guide on storing sugars and syrups including granulated, brown, syrups, maple and honey. It covers moisture control, hardening remedies, refrigeration needs, and practical tricks like bread in brown sugar and warming honey to regain syrup, with emphasis on keeping products dry and properly sealed.

Family Circle Magazine

St Marys Circle Meeting Hosts Reading Circle

St Marys Reading Circle met at Keota on May 17 with Mrs Bill Shannon hosting. Seventeen members attended with Rita Miller and Irene Grisham giving readings. Next meeting slated with Clara Hammen on June 9.

Ainsworth Beavers and Women's Society meet May highlights

The Ainsworth Beavers 4-H Club met with Joe White. eight members one guest and one leader attended. Demonstrations covered Overloaded Circuits and Electrical Injuries. Next meeting set for June 20 with Bob Davis. Separate note covers the Women's Society of Christian Service at the Methodist church with new officers sworn in and reports on Korea bandages and Migrant Workers needs. The Pepper Ettes 4-H Club hosted a Mother's Tea on May 14 with twenty two members and activities including a County Fair judge selection for July 9 and a State 4-H Conference Camp attendee.

Ainsworth Ainsworth Beavers Joe White Jimmy Roberts Bruce Davis Bob Frame Bob Davis Herman Wagenknecht Norris Tenn Tom Wagenknecht Micheal Lloyd Women’s Society of Christian Service Olive Miksch C. A. Thompson Richard Stephens Burke McCreedy Willard McCracken Sheenie Buck Preston Edmondson Gene Stephens Kenneth Ornduff Raymond Lasek Glen Lord Clarke Pfeifer James McCreedy Bill Roberts Orie O’connor Sam Stephens Circle l George Stout Jr Korea Betty Crocker Fred Pfeifer Muscatine Robert Greene Joe Wood Pepper Ettes 4-H Club United Presbyterian Church Janice Johnston Dee Kaufman Sally Smith Duane White Linda Orris Dan Allen Washington

Richland boy falls to cement floor on farm work

Jeff Hendrickson, a Richland teen, fell from a ladder onto cement while working on his father’s farm south of town. He suffered facial injuries, a fractured left wrist, a torn lower lip requiring twelve stitches, and had a cast set by a local doctor. He returned to school Monday.

Otto Pfeifer Richland Jeff Hendrickson Jeff Brian, Brice Bruce Olin Fairfield Eugene Morgan Rubio Lisle Luithly Columbus Junction W. E. Luithly Earl Balderson Amy Schmetter Mary Morgan

Roses from seed spring letters from Kalona

May notes recount seed growing baby rose plants two to three inches high with buds in Kalona. Other items cover McDonalds youth interest, Waco school trips, Amish cooking ads, new homes on Kalona hills, Indian lore on WHO, rural mail carriers near Mt Pleasant, Crooked Creek Indian mounds, a dog fostering a chick, May 13 date, Mother's Day gatherings, and rainy travel to Iowa City hospital with flooded fields and a rising river.

McDonalds Danny Kalonia Kalona Paul Marlene Henry Jack Joe Reschlus Escher Crooked Creek Arthur Boshart Noble Mr. McCabe Mt. Pleasant Frank Clark Dixon Mounds Illinois Mahlon Leichty Jonas Gnagey Will Leichty Iowa City

Blitz Brothers Weather Delays Garden Planting

The writer notes heavy rain and cold prevent growth after planting ten days ago. Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Leichty and their family attended Mennonite church in Kalona on Sunday and dined with sister Gladys Gnagey. The week brings scarce news if no visitor calls.

Mahlon Leichty Kalona Gladys Gnagey

Riverside group tours Illinois and local notices

Riverside community news notes Junior Senior M Y F members visit Zion Passion Play in Waukegan Illinois. Attending are Debbie Gerot Rick Powell Linda and Margaret Lund and parents Mr and Mrs Ted Gerot Mr and Mrs Richard Swailes Mr and Mrs Ernest Lund. on return trip they stop at Ohare airport Chicago. Y Social Club met with Mrs Paul Simon Bingo lunch served. June 9 meeting with Mrs Roy Hardy. Pella Tulip Festival visit noted. John Moss released from Mercy Hospital William Krotz admitted to Mercy Hospital Lt J G William Walsh visits Cedar Rapids before teaching in Denver Naval Intelligence School. Roberta Walsh visits parents then returns to Omaha. William Walsh and Roberta drive to Omaha. William to Elmsdale Kansas. St Marys Church plans chicken and ham supper June 12 tickets on sale.

Riverside M.Y.F Trinity Methodist Church Zion Waukegan Illinois Debbie Gerot Rick Powell Linda Mar Steve Lund Ted Gerot Richard Swailes Ernest Lund O’hare Chicago Y Social Club Paul Simon Roy Hardy Francis Wald Schmidt Pella William Krotz Mercy Hospital J. G. William Walsh John Walsh Cedar Rapids Denver Naval Air Intelligence School South China Sea Roberta Walsh

Wallace wedding attendance in Iowa City and community notes

Mr and Mrs Mac Wallace attended the Spenner and Hochstedler wedding May 14 at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Iowa City. Local residents shared visits, power outage details, farm chores, and gratitude for community help during Ernest Gideon’s illness, with various neighbors helping on farms and at sales.

Bethel Mac Wallace Spenner and Hochstedler Gloria Dei

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