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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1962

Page

2

Home Arts Club Meets With Mrs Coakley

The Home Arts Club of West Chester met with Mrs. Fred Coakley Friday afternoon. All members were present and a pleasant visit was enjoyed. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Plecker. The June meeting will be with Mrs. DeLong.

West Chester Home Arts Club Fred Coakley Plecker DeLong

Pixie Blue Birds Hold Final Year Meeting

The Pixie Blue Birds met with Mrs. Everette Miller and Mrs. Erlenbush on Saturday May 26. Rain forced cancellation of a park picnic and a root beer stand dinner, then they returned to City Hall to practice songs for the Fly Up program Monday night. Pam Proudfit assisted as a Camp Fire helper. The meeting concluded with treats and reminders of the Fly Up event at 7 30 p.m.

Pixie Blue Birds Everette Miller Erlenbush Pam Proudfit

Open House Planned for Roy Waggoners Golden Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Roy Waggoner will be honored at an open house June 3 from 2 to 5 p m in First Lutheran Church parlors Fairfield for their golden wedding anniversary. They lived in the Washington community before moving to Fairfield about 35 years ago.

Roy Waggoner Fairfield Waggoner Washington

Wacky World of Jerry Lewis Tops Tuesday TV Lineup

United Press International lists Tuesday highlights including The Wacky World of Jerry Lewis ABC live one hour special spoofing politics sports and music 9 p.m. CDT. Other Airs include Bachelor Father Bentley Takes It Easy Alfred Hitchcock Presents The Twelve Hour Caper The New Breed Red Skelton Gary Moore with Robert Goulet 9 p.m. CDT

United Press International Jerry Lewis ABC Lewis Bentley Alfred Hitchcock Presents NBC Dick York the New Breed Dina Merrill Don Taylor Ronny Howard Red Skelton CBS Sebastian Cabot Gary Moore Robert Goulet Moore Rose

Prenuptial Shower Honors Nancy Pratt

A prenuptial shower honored Miss Nancy Pratt at the home of Mrs James Ginge rich Sunday evening. Lavender and white decorations set the theme with a white and lavender arch on the gift table and a refreshment table centered by lavender arrangements and candles. Hostesses were Mrs Gingerich and Lou Hough assisted by Esther Hough.

Nancy Pratt James Gingerich Mrs. Gingerich Lou Hough Esther Hough

County 4 H Girls Enter Local Contest

Washington County 4 H girls will enter a county personal appearance program on June 1. Each club has a local winner in three divisions. Judge Ardyth Laursen will evaluate junior at 1 pm intermediate at 2 pm and senior at 3 pm at the Washington Methodist Church basement. Public viewing at 4 pm.

Washington County Marilyn Thatcher County Extension Home Ardyth Laursen Muscatine Washington Methodist Church

Mt. Pleasant Promenaders Plan May Square Dance

The Mt. Pleasant Promenaders will hold a square dance on Wednesday May 30 with Shan Campbell of Fairfield calling. The event runs from 8 30 to 11 p.m. CDT.

Mt. Pleasant Shan Campbell Fairfield

Beef Stroganoff Recipe and Tips from Reba Staggs

A recipe for beef stroganoff details using economy cuts, sour cream, tomato juice, and mushrooms. Reba Staggs offers heating tips to prevent curdling, with steps for dredging, browning, simmering, thickening, and folding in sour cream. Serves 6 to 8. serves over noodles if desired.

Europe Reba Staggs

Social Calendar for Community Notices

The calendar lists events for the week including Monday Music at 5 30 p m meeting at John Phieger home and dinner, Applied Arts II at 8 p m hosted by Mrs Roy Bauer, Tuesday Past Presidents Legion Auxiliary luncheon at Winga Cafe, Thursday Just Us Club at 2 p m hosted by Mrs E H Messer, Bethlehem Commandery Ascension Day dinner with meat potatoes and coffee, two dishes to pass plus bread and butter sandwiches, OBS Pinochle at 8 30 a m with coffee at Temple.

John Phieger Roy Bauer Presidents Legion Auxiliary Winga Cafe Just Us Club E.H. Messer Bethlehem Commandery Temple

Cherry Crisp and Sweet Dressing Recipe Card

Helene Dillon shares a Cherry Crisp recipe using cherries crushed pineapple tapioca and oats. The method layers crumbs over fruit bake and serve with ice cream or whipped cream. A separate Sweet and Sour Dressing recipe gives vinegar mustard sugar salt and eggs then cooks until thick.

Dorothy B.C

Local notes cover moves and births across several families

The column lists Gordon Jones moving to Kokomo Indiana for Bankers Life of Des Moines with his wife and daughter visiting, Catherine Smith returning from Florida, Don Anderson earning a degree and starting work with DeKalb Agriculture, Lt Col R A Eicher running for colonel, various visits and family events, a birth in Kirksville, and a look at celery consumption and nutrition for seniors with remarks on breakfast habits.

Gordon Jones Dallas Texas North Berkely Road Kokomo Ind Jones Indiana Territory Bankers Life of Des Moines R. A. Eicher Congress Col. Eicher Eighth Army Seoul Korea L. M. Eicher Washington

Starting Salaries Good In New Jobs

Minneapolis report from UPI notes that starting salaries for the class of 1962 are strong across fields. Engineering grads receive 565 to 580 dollars monthly, math and physical sciences similar, accounting around 50 dollars higher for doctors. business graduates average about 475 with management and sales offers 459 to 500. PhDs and masters in engineering and science see 750 to 1000 monthly. Authorities expect most engineering and physical science grads to be employed by commencement, with 75 percent of business and liberal arts placed by then.

Business School of Liberal Arts

Goodwins Host for Class Party and Farewell Plans

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Goodwin hosted the BYKOTA Group of the Christian Church with nineteen members and one guest. Gayle Burkum presided as group facilitator. a committee led by Al Bubniak, assisted by Ed Hutchcroft and Dean Clingman, will plan a new project. A July Sunset Park family picnic will farewell Mr. and Mrs. William Hutchinson and family before their August move to Arlington Heights near Chicago. Cohostesses were Mrs. Harriett Green and Mrs. Gary Crossett.

Richard Goodwin The Christian Church Boyd Dunbar Gayle Burkum al Bubniak Ed Hutchcroft Dean Clingman Sunset Park William Hutchinson Arlington Heights Chicago Leonard Llewellyn Harriett Green Gary Crossett

On The Record Admitted And Dismissed Intakes

Admitted Saturday Bert Booth Washington medical Mrs Nelle Long Brighton medical Yesterday Glenn Hayes Washington medical Kenneth Rich Wayland medical Births Saturday Rev and Mrs David L Yoder Riverside a son Yesterday Mr and Mrs Theodore Herr Columbus Junction a son Dismissed Saturday Ronald Genkinger Washington Yesterday Sandra Widmer Today Mrs Wilbur Westen and son Washington Mrs Leonard Kos and daughter Washington Jarold Lister Washington

Bert Booth Washington Nelle Long Brighton Glenn Hayes Kenneth Rich Wayland David L. Yoder Riverside Theodore Herr Columbus Junction Ronald Genkinger Sandra’ Widmer Wilbur Westen Leonard Kos Jarold Lister

Astronauts Compare Moonflight Sights And Anomalies

A Marine Lt Col Glenn and Navy Lt Cmdr Carpenter describe lunar journey impressions. They disagree on fireflies seen during orbit with Glenn attributing them to external glow and Carpenter to frost debris. Carpenter notes depth perception, cloud layers, a two pound smoky trace, and ejected sweet foods.

Navy Col Glenn Carpenter Earth

Marriage License Issued to Van Fleet and Eldridge

Dyle Mer vin Van Fleet of Keota and Linda Diane Eldridge of Sigourney received a marriage license at the county courthouse on Friday May 25.

Dyle Mervin van Fleet Keota Linda Diane Eldridge Sigourney Court House

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