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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1971
Page
3
Dr. John Platt notes the nuclear family can breed pressure and loneliness as parents juggle roles from provider to listener. He describes group living as a solution, where responsibilities are shared while preserving privacy, offering fulfilling ties for adults and their children.
Mrs. Luella Creitz and her son Bill and son Ricky return to California after a three week visit with Eva Crawford Pearl Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. Corbin Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Osincup Elyse and Mrs. Walter Rich came back Saturday night from California after attending the wedding of Nancy Osincup to John Roselund last Wednesday.Grace Tinnes leaves Fairfield Convalescent Home to stay with her daughter Mrs. C Wilton Harley in Davenport at 1105 Kirkwood Blvd Davenport.
The Women of the Moose convened for their state convocation in Ames with Deputy Grand Regent Doris Morris presiding. The welcome was given by Marian Cox and the response by Sam Simmering, marking the Green Cap ceremony for Junior Graduate Regents entering the College of Regents. Several local Collegians and Washington chapter members participated. The notice also lists local social visits and hospital aditations and dismissals, including Mrs. Pearl Kennedy and Mrs. Margaret Lyon among others, plus a Pittsburgh trip by Rev S Ray Blair and family.
Calendar items show Rainbow Girls and DAR meetings at Masonic Temple, Luncheon and silent auction, nursing association and hospital programs, Tops Club and YWCA activities, Alpha Chi Delta Kappa Theta dinner, various ladies clubs, VFW Auxiliary breakfast, PEO, Senior Citizens crafts, Questers and HBO Club gatherings scheduled across afternoons and evenings with hostesses and locations noted
Washington Evening Journal reports the education series Adventures With Your Children debuts on KCRG TV Channel 9 at 4 30 a m Tuesday November 2 with Iowa State University Extension Service cooperation. The program targets early childhood learning with four forthcoming segments on how children learn how parents help and indicators of learning. Booklets titled Adventures With Your Children accompany the series offering at home activities and ideas for nature based learning through the Washington County Extension Office and the TV station sponsors.
On the Record notes multiple real estate actions including Richard D Herlein and wife transferring Lot 1 Block in Columbian Addition Washington to Steven J Roth and wife. Wilford L Greiner and wife transferring land to McCleery Cumming Co in Sections 20 75 8 and 29 75 8. Nondas Richardson transferring land in 574 8 to Roy D Voorhees and wife. Chester P Miller and wife transferring land in Section 8 77 8 to Lynn W Yoder and wife. George M Tripp and others transferring portions of Sections 35 75 8 and 2 748 to The ections.
Citizens invited to a Dutch dinner meeting with Democratic governor hopeful Mr Worthington at Willows Supper Club at 6 30 pm Tuesday. He will attend an Iowa Political Action Committee for Education session in Washington that afternoon.
Miss Nondas Kienarason Mrs. Kate Gibson Mr and Mrs Lawrence Zuehlke and two sons and Mr and Mrs EE Ward attended a Springdale Sunday plaque dedication at an early church conducted by the Daughters of American Colonists. Several visitors from other Iowa points were present.
Mary Day parks near her Exeter bound school and spends seven hours in her car with coffee magazines and knitting to save on gasoline. She drives 16 miles each way for classes and saves more than 160 miles weekly as fuel costs run about 87 cents a gallon.
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