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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1962
Page
3
A collage column blends religious exhortation with everyday humor and moral tales. It cites Epistles, ponders modern status symbols, and recounts a colt birth and a valedictorian regret. A note on crabgrass ends the piece with social observations.
In a South West North East sequence from a tournament, North settles on four hearts over four diamonds despite two trumps. West leads diamonds, East ruffs, defense wins two tricks, South goes down one after failed finesses, while East points out the winning line that could have made the contract.
Kalona community notes include a Sunday dinner at Mr. and Mrs Cleo Troyer with multiple families present. Jane Kallous, Boston University nurse graduate, visits from Richmond and plans to return to Boston in mid September.
A reader asks why her husband’s boils clear up only on a special ulcer diet. The column explains boils are skin abscesses, notes risk factors and treatment steps, and suggests diet may or may not explain improvement. It cites washing, antiseptics, antibiotic ointments, doctor care, and diabetes links.
Chicagoans Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whitham and son Paul Arthur visit Wayland to attend the Smith Hulme wedding and stay through Labor Day with local families. Nearby trips include Jacque Hulme enrolling in Hesston College and Betty Troyer and friends heading to Trinity Bible College in Florida.
Public school costs are estimated to exceed 18 billion dollars this year for operating expenses construction and interest on debts. The National Education Association cites a 7.7 percent rise from last year and notes a 9.5 percent average annual increase nationwide. Local sources fund over half the costs with states around 40 percent and the federal government about four percent.
In East Wayland the Wayland Saddle Club schedules a trail ride for Sunday September 2 meeting at the arena at 1 PM Grace Ausburger of La Junta Colorado arrived Sunday for a three week visit with sister Mrs Willard Leichty and family and many relatives in the area
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