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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1963
Page
3
A reader asks for a second chance after a 15 year old dated a 17 year old with parental restrictions. Abby rebukes the plea for another chance and offers firm guidance. Other letters discuss gender in parenting, lending money to relatives, and guidance for confessional readers.
Mrs Lysle Embree vacations from the Spurgeon Store. William Ashmore and his Rochester NY family visit her parents the Cuddys. Oskaloosa friends Ken Peters and Leona Peiffer family vacation with Peters and Peiffer relatives. Donna Osincup visits before returning to Drake University. David Green celebrates eighth birthday with family. Various locals attend the Midwest Old Settlers and Threshers reunion. A science writing seminar brings Dave Elder to Colorado State University.
Brief listing shows law firms Morrison Morrison and Lloyd Edmond D Morrison Jr James E Lloyd at 211 W Washington with OL area phones. Stewart Shearer abstract dept at 225 West Main with OL phone. Includes multiple partners and office addresses.
Thirteen HJ Club members met with Mrs. Keith Horn and Mrs. Hubert Malichky president. Entertainment featured A Day at School with Mrs. Robert Marek as teacher and members in schoolgirl roles earning prizes. Refreshments in paper bags followed. next meeting with Mrs. Dean Luers will discuss soil conserving crops and practices. Howard Lins explains 1964 feed grain program provisions and eligibility for diversions, loans, and payments for growers.
Growers planning to participate in the 1964 feed grain program should note that eligibility for payments and price support will depend on maintaining the farm's normal acreage. The article emphasizes ongoing acreage allotment figures and program continuity for eligible producers.
Fourteen Harmony Club members and guest Mrs Elmer Koopman gathered at Mrs Frankie Sutherland's home with seven children present. Mrs Darrell Ross led a review of William Gibson play The Miracle Worker by Mrs Richard Bordwell. Refreshments from a fall flower centered buffet followed. Faye Mackey assisted, Mrs William McConnell poured. Next meeting set for Oct 2 with Mrs William Crayne. members urged to watch the paper for time.
Keota announces the marriage of Jean Sheets to Kurt Sparby in Winterhaven California on Saturday August 31. The couple will reside at 2627 C Street Apt 8 San Diego California. Mrs Sparby works in Hartford Insurance claims and Mr Sparby is linked with Mueller Truck Lines.
The Rev. Elton W. Crowell of San Luis Obispo will start a week long evangelistic series at Fern Cliff Evangelical Free Church near Wayland on Sept 8. His wife Edith will accompany him with an electric organ and a mixed program of gospel songs and vocal works. The Crowells have traveled widely and served with Moody Bible Institute. Services run nightly at 7 30 p m through Sept 15 with themed evenings including Youth Night Family Night and Sunday School Night. Everyone is invited.
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