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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1967

Page

3

American Velvet Weed and a prefab house in town

A curious tale calls a wild grey green plant American Velvet now known as mullen a weed to pasture and a pretty flower to some. A first grader shares a found yellow gourd a fall bouquet idea features white and lavender asters and red roses. A pre fab house rises on a cement foundation, crane and trucks busy 7 to 10 15 am then leaves town. first of its kind locally to be occupied by the Mearle Walker family.

America England Mearle Walker

Variety Night Farce Shared by Local Group

On Variety Night a one act farce was performed with parts read and acted by Mrs. Ruth Nolin Mrs. Clifford Ramsdale and Misses Martha Glass and Ethel Weed A piano duet by Miss Florence Hale and Mrs. Gertrude Upton preceded the performance Public Affairs II of the Fort nightly Club met in the Home parlor with Miss Bertha Williamson and Miss Helen Lackey hosting Various visits and calls occurred among residents including Mrs Mary Holmes Mrs Mae Sturgeon Miss Grace Vincent and Mrs Lulu Randolph of Keota patient in Mercy Hospital and Dr James Owen of Vancouver WA visiting his mother in town. Members of the community traveled to see relatives and attend engagements through the period.

Ruth Nolin Clifford Ramsdale Martha Glass Ethel Weed Florence Hale Gertrude Upton Bertha Williamson Helen Lackey Mae Sturgeon Grace Vincent Nellie Fink Iowa City Lulu Randolph Keota Mercy Hospital

Stamp Corner Reports Busy 1968 U S issue slate

The 1968 U S stamp program grows with seven commemoratives and five Prominent American stamps. Highlights include HemisFair 68 in San Antonio and the Illinois Sesquicentennial stamp, with issues planned across January to October and multiple special events for notable figures and themes.

United States U. S San Antonio Texas

Best Defense For Diamond Suit Contracts In Bridge

South opens clubs and West leads diamonds. East wins with ten then A K J, later awkward on last diamond. If West overruffs, declarer makes nine tricks. if West discards a second spade, declarer loses two trumps and goes down. Strategy favors not overruffing to preserve trump control.

South West East Declarer King Features Syndicate, Inc

Outdoor science court brings fun to Plano school

Sig ler Elementary School in Plano unveils an outdoor science court created from an open space in the campus center. A $2,500 grant from the Educational Facilities Laboratory backed by a landscape architect shaped three climate zones arid temperate and tropical with a waterfall and pond for hands on geography genetics biology and other lessons. One student has already tested the pond as a toe dipping anecdote.

New York City

Mid-Prairie plans bond for school facilities total 1.185 million

Architects estimate three proposed projects for the Mid-Prairie Community School District total 1,185,000 with 1,060,000 for construction and site work and 125,000 for equipment and fees. Bond issue would fund new Junior High, High School additions, Kalona Elementary additions, and site development. Tax impact estimated at about 4.695 mills annually, under 1 percent per day, contingent on interest, term, and district valuation.

Mid - Prairie Community Kalona Mid Prairie Iowa General Assembly Board of Education

Stanford Professors Build Rolling Hoop For Fun Ride

On the Stanford University campus five professors and 23 students designed a motor driven rolling hoop to teach engineering design. The four week project produced a marketable concept that could sell for about 200 dollars with improvements.

Stanford Calif UPI Stanford University John Manning Manning

Masking and home paint prep tips from a past issue

Practical guidance on masking objects before painting with a spray gun and tips for home maintenance. It covers masking materials like paper and tape, masking window panes, preparing a heating system for winter, preserving kettle water, and simple DIY hacks such as keeping doors from slamming with a felt animal draft stop. It also includes ideas for repurposing plastic tubes and using canned vegetable juices to thicken soups.

Michael Augustine Honored At Supper Event

Michael Augustine was guest of honor at a family supper hosted by his parents D A Augustine. The gathering included numerous relatives and friends such as Vivian Sojka Fred Zieglowsky Lew Wagenknecht C A McCampbell Mae Marr and others. The occasion celebrated Michael who left for service the following Thursday.

Michael Augustine D. A. Augustine Michael Vivian Sojka Fred Zieglowsky Lew Wagenknecht C. A. McCampbell Mae Marr Olin Gingerich Pat Dave Dale Dawn Wilbur Krotz Haskins Leonard Hixson Ray Wehr Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo Keith Wehr John Wehr Glenn Ladehoff Glenda P. Statler Waldo Fickling Allen Fickling Harold Hafely Fred Bylerlys Dale Hafely Fickling James C. Bowen Aleph Hites Dennis Hixson University of Iowa At Iowa City Dale Duwa Emil Zachs Waldo Fickling and George Groff Raymond Sojka Ira Debbie Julie Barbara Vivian Glenn Ladenhoff Glenn St. Lukes Hospital Cedar Rapids Allen Griggs Washington Mid Prairie Ladenhoff

Illini guests dine with Brighton families and Legion officers

A Brighton column lists guests from Illinois and nearby towns visiting local residents including the Shelangoski and Reighard households, with trips to Amana colonies, Cedar Rapids, and Genevan hospital reports. It notes Legion Post 212 officers elected for the coming year and describes local house demolitions and birthday celebrations.

Brighton Dale Clark Allen Clark Stella Kauffman Wayland Geneva Farrier Jim Smith Agency Cecil Porter Hubert Shelangoski Carbon Cliff Richard Shelangoski Pete Shelangoski Thelma Little University Hospital Iowa City Ruth Edwards Robert Rapid City South Dakota Carol Fleig Richland Luanne Elmore Washington Bob Guy Lloyd Reighard Marie Crandall Amana Charles Neff Burlington Ruth Reighard Linda Neff Cedar Rapids Gerald Donaldson O. E. Nash Hanford California Bertha Nash

Pediatrician Poised as Poet in Spare Time

ST LOUIS UPI reports Dr Park J White 75 a pediatrician and retired private practitioner now with St Louis County Health Department Well-Baby Clinics also writes light verse in spare hours His poem Definitely Emeritus lampoons aging with playful lines about senectute and a joking greeting to geriatrics.

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