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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1969
Page
3
Defensive players in pro football denounce the QB and halt runners with a front four, linebackers, and a secondary. The article details positions from DE and DT to MLB RLB LLB, cornerbacks and safeties, plus blitzes and safety scoring. It notes strong and free safeties, and how defenses generate pressure on passing downs and score via safeties.
Helene B Dillon edits what's Cookin s and shares a large bar cookie recipe from Mrs Frances Lowe. It yields many cookies, suggesting halving for smaller families. Ingredients include hot water shortening sugar raisins cinnamon salt and a dough of flour soda baking powder nuts vanilla and peanut butter. Bake at 350 for 12 to 15 minutes and frost while warm.
A compact collection outlines a no egg no flour bar style treat using chocolate chips milk and crushed saltines with walnuts, baked in an 8x8 pan for 20 minutes at 325 degrees, then cut into squares for serving. Also includes Bun Steads and Oven Cooked Beef Stew with steps for assembling and baking.
Guidelines from Jim Frier and Norval Wardle emphasize safe hayrides and sleigh rides. Suggested measures include high rear emblem, secure hitch, adequate liability coverage, pre ride rules, limits on tractor speed, proper lighting, wagon with high sides, and supervising adults. Avoid horseplay, smoking, and standing while moving.
Mary Black, born in College Springs, has lived in Iowa all her life and seeks travel. She became the Home’s second matron in 1956, resigned in 1965 to be a resident, and remains active with residents and TB scarf folding projects. The column notes several new arrivals, visitors, and events at the Home as Halloween nears.
The Vatican announced a possible postponement of the Mass reform slated for November 30 due to the large translation task and readjustment issues among clergy and faithful. Conservativ e cardinals Ottaviani and Bacci criticized forcing the reform, while bishops conferences in the United States and elsewhere reportedly cannot prepare translations by the original date.
A Tuesday evening masquerade event drew a crowd of costumed revelers judged for prettiest and funniest outfits. Bruce Gillis served as Master of Ceremonies with assistance from Mrs. Gillis and others. UNICEF collection followed Evensong, and Crooked Creek Cloverettes 4-H Club members prepared Halloween favors for dinner tables.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Goedken of Washington visited Omaha for an insurance seminar. John Lytles in Oskaloosa have confusion with another Washington connection regarding a soldier son. Miss Jane Jones from Columbus Junction flew to Utah for Brigham Young University homecoming. Dr. Frank Olvey and family, Beirut expatriates, now back in Phoenix. Cal Shanks suffered a heart attack in Quincy Illinois and is in Blessing Hospital ICU with wife at his side.
Iowa State University extends a Family Attitude Formation Series for those working with families amid questioning of established norms. The program runs Fridays, November 7, 17, and 21 from 1 to 4 p.m. at Howard Johnson's banquet room near Iowa City, with instructors Dr Elmer Schwieder and Nancy Meredith guiding topics on beliefs attitudes values and value development. Registration costs 5.00 and packets will be mailed prior to the series.
We the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report of condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct.
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