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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1965

Page

3

Dear Abby Hiatus Honeymoon And Late Husband Dilemmas

Dear Abby responds to a Honolulu honeymoon note about wedding thank you notes, then counsels a wife living with a late husband who is a doctor. Abby advises patience, notes a doctor needs patients, and urges embracing imperfection. The column also addresses maintaining friendship with an ex mother in law and offers fans a personal reply option.

Abby Honolulu Hawaii Inlaw Torn

Ottumwa Courier wins service award

The Ottumwa Courier earned the Iowa Daily Press Association Community Service Award for its campaign to acquire a vacant federal building and convert it into Ottumwa City Hall. After reader protests and a Town Hall meeting, a new study and election followed, with $130,000 spent to remodel the former federal building and open the hall in June. The Cedar Rapids Gazette and Keokuk Daily Gate City also won top honors in the association’s Better Newspaper contest.

Marshalltown Iowa UPL Ottumwa Courier New Ottumwa Today Iowa Daily Press Association The Courier the Courier Ottumwa Cedar Rapids Gazette Keokuk Gate City DPA Cedar Rapids Mason City

Church News Revives Weekly Schedule of Services

Sunday school at 10 a m worship at 11 a m with the message The First Liar, youth fellowship at 6 15 p m evening service at 7 30 p m with The Secret of Success and special music from the junior choir Wednesday midweek service at 8 p m led by Pastor Charles Hawkins

Charles Hawkins

Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed as Hogs Steady to Weak

Markets show hogs 1 500 steady to weak with some 25 lower, prices 23.25 to 23.40 for 210 225 lb. Cattle and calves era 8 000 head with steer prices mainly steady to weak, prime loads 1225 1400 lb at 29.25 29.50 and 1150 1350 lb at 28.50 29.00. Heifers mostly steady, high choice prime 1050 1150 lb at 27.50 28.25, other grades 24.00 26.25. Lambs 500 head steady, 90 105 lb lambs at 24.75 25.25 and 80 100 lb at 23.00 24.50. Cows 11.00 14.50.

Chicago

Funeral rites for Joseph Buzzard held in Brighton

Funeral services for Joseph Buzzard aged 94 formerly of Brighton were set for 3 p.m. Saturday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Charles Cowell officiating. He will be buried at Hillcrest Cemetery in Brighton.

Joseph Buzzard Brighton Jones Funeral Home Charles Cowell Hillcrest Cemetery

Walnut Women Club hosts wiener roast and picnic

Ten Walnut Women Club families met at Raymond Sojka home for a cooperative wiener roast. Rain cut social hour short and no business met. October meeting planned with Mrs Everette Lewis and a white elephant sale.

Walnut Women Walnut Women’s Club Raymond Sojka James Davison Everette Lewis

Father Divine Dies in Philadelphia Estate

Philadelphia UPI reports Father Divine, famed self styled God on earth to followers worldwide, died of a heart attack at 2:20 a.m. at his Gladwyne estate. The 85 to 100 year old founder, described as the “Messiah,” was attended by his white wife and 18 secretaries. His birth remains unrecorded and his career included clashes with authorities across three states and expansions to Sydney and Zurich.

Philadelphia UPI Father Divine Gladwyne Sydney Australia Zurich Switzerland

Ebel Family Return From European Summer Trip

Riverside notes recount Mr and Mrs Charles Ebel arriving home Saturday after summer in Europe. Several visitors and guests spaced visits across the region with relatives in Wooster and Chicago. Updates include Moldenhauer motor trip to Los Angeles, Blieu and Luckey family gatherings, and Miss Wieland turning 98. Erma Heitzman recovering from surgery in Iowa Citys Mercy Hospital with steady progress. Doug Hall Matthew formerly of San Francisco relocate to a Motte building apartment and host Basil Shaw of San Francisco.

Lee Dewey Iowa City Moldenhauer Los Angeles Wes Sojka Chicago Jane Ann Blieu Marge Luckey Doris Blieu Merle Blieu Clarence Wilson Dave Wilkinson Indianapolis Dorothy Fitzsimmons Doug Hall Matthew San Francisco Mottet Basil Shaw

Pepper Ettes to tour the Amanas

The Pepper Ettes 4H Club will tour the Amanas on Saturday Sept 11. Members meet at the Cleo Orris home by 10 a.m. The group aims for at least 20 participants and welcomes guests.

Ainsworth Pepper Ettes Cleo Orris Irene Arthur William Mitchell Iowa City Mitchells Mitchell Bobce Kurtz Moline Ill Kenneth Ornduff Mae Spessard Sunny Haven Rest Home Washington Lincoln St Alma Walker Tom Stirling Mary Booth

Washington Odd Fellows to confer initiatory degree

The Washington lodge will confer the initiatory degree on a group from the Wapello lodge Tuesday evening. All members of the degree team are urged to be present.

Washington Odd Fellows Lodge Wapello Lodge

Waukee Residents Visit at Keota

Waukee residents Donavan and Donna Bales spent Saturday evening to Monday visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs George Bond in Keota. Also visiting were their son Charles Bond of Elkhart Indiana and Phyliss Ballard. They joined Mr and Mrs Eugene Wehr and daughters Sunday evening. Bond attended funeral services for Mr Everette Jones at Richland Tuesday. Bond had lived with the Jones family since boyhood. Also present were Mrs Bella Jones of Keota and her son Kermit Jones of Washington. Evan Judd and family, who have spent three weeks with Elsie Greiner and other relatives, depart Friday for Saratoga California. Harold Henry and friend Sandy Koneman of Milwaukee Wisconsin visited Sunday to Monday with Harold.

Keota Donavan Bales Waukee George Bond Bond Charles Bond Elkhart Indiana Phyliss Ballard Eugene Wehr Richland Everette Jones Joneses Bella Jones Kermit Jones Washington Evan Judd Elsie Greiner Saratoga California Harold Henry Sandy Koneman Milwaukee Wis Har

Blitz Brothers and Family Visits Shared by Henrys

The Henrys and family members including Mr. and Mrs. Sam Henry and relatives gathered for meals and visits. Mrs. M L Brown of Washington joined for dinner, Harold Henry and others visited Mr. and Mrs. John E Henry, and Mrs. John Hammes returned from a three week trip visiting Art Paetzold in Marion Ohio, Bob Paetzold in Norfolk Virginia, and Bernard Paetzold in Aurora Illinois, with Steve Peiffer of Sigourney also visiting.

Art Paetzold Marion Ohio Bob Paetzold Norfolk Virginia Bernard Paetzold Aurora Ilinois Steve Peiffer Sigourney John Hammes

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