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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1965
Page
3
A reader asks about marrying her 65-year-old bachelor cousin and legal/ethical concerns. Another wonders if a 41-year-old can marry a 50-year-old with terrible table manners. A wife considers leaving a pilot husband due to constant moving. Abby advises legal checks, gentle coaching, and clear discussion.
Thirty five members attended the Eastern Star meeting Thursday evening honoring senior members. Mrs. Hal Dunham and Roy Carter presided as officers. Mrs. Joe Bauer was presented a potted African violet and escorted to the East. Gifts, readings, reminiscences, and notes on upcoming events and anniversaries filled the program including a pinochle marathon fund raiser and a 75th anniversary celebration proposed for Sept. 29, 1966.
WESTCHESTER The Pythian Sisters met with 17 members present and Most Excellent Chief Mrs. Glen Ladehoff presiding. Plans were made for officers to entertain Past Chiefs at 6 30 p m dinner at Dickey's Prairie Home Wednesday Oct 27. Members to meet at the hall at 6 p m. Mrs Cloyce Dunbar reported in hospital in Washington and Mrs Emma Reif at Shenks Nursing Home Wellman after a broken hip. Mrs Gerald DeLong reported on Grand Temple in Des Moines. Mrs Ladehoff brought a report from the district convention at Rose Hill. Mrs Keith Statler staff captain thanked staff members for their work at the district convention.
The Y Wives met at the Rev and Mrs Stan Woeste's home on Thursday afternoon with 36 members present. Demonstrations covered candlemaking and new members welcomed were Mrs Roy Hodges Mrs Leonard Llewellyn and Mrs Tom Essex. Guest attendees included Mrs Warren Erickson Mrs Galen Widmer Mrs Bob Koehler Mrs Paul Shearer Mrs Edgar Stewart Mrs Claire Keating and Mrs Roland Taylor. Mrs Woeste was helped by Mrs Robert Hammer during coffee and cookies. Green onions with tops noted as rich in vitamin C A and iron.
Johnny Unitas leads the Baltimore Colts, overcoming a sprained shoulder as they host the winless Washington Redskins. The Colts stand 3-1 and are 12-point favorites, aiming to extend their lead in the Western Conference behind Unitas’s 9.16-yard average per completion.
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