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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1965
Page
3
Dorothea Shaffer of Dearborn Michigan Supreme Worthy Chaplain and J Elliot Grayson Cedar Falls vice chairman of the Supreme Material Objetive Board and Damascus Shrine charter member were honored at a special guest night and dinner Tuesday.
The Rev Valerius Schultz missionary for Brazil under United Church Board for World Ministries will speak at the morning worship service at St Paul United Church of Christ Sunday October 10 at the corner of Madison Street and South Avenue. Schultz directs a training school in Ijui for future ministers and works among German-Brazilian communities. Mrs Schultz, Harolyn Zick from Sauk City, Wisconsin, is housemother and teacher. The couple came to Brazil in 1959 and transferred to the World Ministries in 1964.
Iowa State University safety specialist Norval Wardle warns most home fire deaths are preventable through planning and practice. He urges a family fire drill during Fire Prevention Week October 3 to 9 and regular drills thereafter with four key steps for escape planning.
Joseph Henry Lewis of Iowa City paid a seven dollar speeding fine in the court of Glenn Holden, justice of the peace, after a stop by the Iowa Highway Patrol on Tuesday.
The Washington Evening Journal outlines its masthead with editor David Elder and business manager William Shannon, listing key staff such as Charles Morris News Editor, Bob Shaffer Local Advertising, Bruce Cowden Contributing Editor, and Howard Hazen Production Superintendent. The paper publishes weekdays except Sunday and certain holidays and is entered as second class matter under the 1879 act, with affiliations to Inland Daily Press and other associations.
United Press International outlines simple home hacks from adding shallow shelves for towels and napkins to disguising minor scratches with broken wood pieces. It also covers easy desserts, nutrition notes, and quick fashion tips including wig wardrobes and faux hair extensions.
New York reports a debate on squeezing toothpaste tubes dividing families and defying easy solutions. Rudi Schenk, a pioneer in metal tubes since 1919, urges bottom-first squeezing and rolling. He notes 1892 as the start of tubed toothpaste and sees a broader shift to metal tubes for foods and cosmetics, with coffee possibly following.
At the Africa Regional Pastors Conference missioners vow to avoid neo colonialism in Africa. They will help, direct without domination, praise without condemnation, teach without forcing knowledge, and remain ecumenical in approach.
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