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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1965
Page
3
A compendium of Abigai Van Buren's Dear Abby letters covering party etiquette missteps, nagging familiarities, wedding note etiquette, addressing mail, gambling recovery, and requests for personal guidance. The reader questions range from party guest appearances to polite refusals, with Abby's pragmatic, sometimes firm, responses.
Danny Lowe left Monday for Flint Michigan on business. Dale Samuelson heads to Eglin Air Force Base after visiting Des Moines. Pvt. Russell Chorpening Jr. departs for Fort Leonard Wood Missouri, with a family gathering prior. Dale Fuhr admitted to Mercy Hospital. Boettcher family welcomed Andrew Pron ga born Friday. Richard George returned from New York City after attending the National Hair Fashion Show.
A West Chester municipal election notice in Monday's Journal carried the wrong date. Statewide elections will be held on Monday, Nov. 2 this year.
Fashion reports halter necklines dominate resort and spring lines with Oscar de la Renta featuring a draped halter atop ivory silk. Designers in the garment district push waist suppressed suits for men with new raincoats and a silk trenchcoat priced around 170 dollars. Footwear moves to decorative gala shoes and high fashion boots for fall, while fur gains traction among men. Cary Grant’s influence cited with a milk-lined raincoat and astrakhan collar rumination on taste and ostentation.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Pratt and three sons of Indianapolis spent the weekend with Mrs. Mina Brannen, her grandmother. They visited her uncle Charles Anderson and aunt Julia Branchflower. Sunday afternoon guests included Esther Gray of Washington, Ernie Eiman and grandson of Kalona, Warren Groff and family of Wellman, and Gene Stott with baby of Burlington.
Four daily convoys by Royal Canadian Dragoons escort Greeks through Turkish Cypriot territory under UN peacekeeping. Convoys form at UN checkpoints, travel in armored scout cars with guards at key junctions. Dragoons monitor troop movements to prevent fighting and restore order on the island.
Kathryn J Williams to Marshal W Rose west 25 acres lot 2 of SE% and lot 1 of SE% of sec 11 74 6. William H Brice and wife to Donald Wolfe and wife lot 13 block 7 Columbian and Washington. L H Trotter and wife to Junior Marvin Buck and wife lot 8 block 2 Oak Park and Ainsworth.
Crawfordsville Lions Club met Monday for a dinner with 28 in attendance. President Robert Miller led the business meeting and welcomed new members Lyle Paisley Chester Holcomb and Wayne Hartzell. The group voted to again sell electric light bulbs for the Iowa Lions Light Conservation Fund. guest speaker Mrs. Merle Twinam spoke on The United Nations.
Son and Cleo McCoy joined Mrs. Robert Rushing and others at Fall Presby terial in Winfield on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Colwell from Branson, Missouri, dined with Wayne Hartzell Tuesday night. Mrs. Jim Wilson spends time with her father Leonard Hamilton, hospitalized in Mt. Pleasant after a heart attack. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hughes from Lincoln visited Everette Davis and family Thursday.
A German shepherd nicknamed Mr Rival has logged 24500 air miles in 25 city tours for personal appearances. He has been featured on 64 TV shows 77 radio programs and 22 hospital events to demonstrate obedience training and healthy feeding. At five years old he even did a beeper style telephone interview.
On the record Merle R Allison Ford truck Margaret A Work Buick John or Pansy McGill Chevrolet David or Doris Plank Plymouth Karl P Griggs Pontiac Washington County Farm Store Inc Ford truck Donald C Debler Ford Muriel J Hering Ford Vet ters Inc Chrysler Lewis S Swartzendruber Plymouth Alvin A Hahn Ford truck Virginia E Arnold Chevrolet
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