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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1966

Page

4

Editorial review notes on Iowa newspapers and highway work

A Washington Journal editorial recounts a Des Moines journalists’ workshop and a critique session led by Don Wooley, praising one image by Mel Morris. It also comments on Iowa highway restrooms and ample parking along the interstate, and urges better milepost accuracy on Interstate 80.

The Washington Journal Wooley Mel Morris West Liberty Des Moines Coralville Highway Department

Fish Fry Friday at Ainsworth Hall by American Legion

The American Legion sponsors a fish fry at Ainsworth Legion Hall Friday evening Sept 16. Serving begins at 4 30 PM, adults priced at 1 50 and children under 12 at 1 00. Event aims to fit dinner before the ballgame.

C. A. Thameson Ainsworth American Legion Ainsworth Legion Hall Larry Sexton Washington D. C Larry Arthur LeBrun Washington Lincoln White House Capital Supreme Court Building Pentagon Arlington Cemetery Mt Vernon Bureau of Printing and Engraving Smithsonian Institute Gettysburg Woman's Society of Christian Service Methodist Church George Stout Jr Lawrence Bartman Larry Lasek la Verne Love Lee Hunt Dick Blanchard Alma Walker Veteran's Hospital Town City Westminster Guild Darold Jones Ralph Howell Bill Hendrickson Cotler School

Iowa surplus debate echoes across states at clinic

At the Iowa Daily Press Association clinic in Des Moines Republican State Chairman Robert Ray and Democrat Clark Rasmussen discussed state surplus funds. They cited Minnesota and Kansas surpluses and Iowa’s expected 80 million balance, debating how to spend it and the political implications for tax policy and the 1966 gubernatorial race.

Des Moines IDPA Iowa Robert Ray Clark Rasmussen Iowa Daily Press Association Rasmussen Minnesota Kansas Marvin Selden, Jr Selden Democratic Party Ray GOP Hughes Seldon Towans Comptroller’s Polk County Erbe William Murray Robert Beckad Bill Murray Murray

Percentage play in contract bridge strategy explained

In a bridge column the writer discusses percentage play for declarers, using a notrump example. It explains that winning the heart ace at trick one and then a diamond finesse often yields the contract, while a low from dummy risks a heart lead or a failed finesse. The piece emphasizes long-run odds guiding decision making.

East South West West King East Sures Syndicate Tne

Caughlans erect new business building

Richland achieves modernization as Richard Caushin and his wife relocate John Deere dealership to a new 30 by 82 foot Straw-Steel facility on Highway 78. The move, marking 20 years in business, features a large display area, fireproof construction, updated parts bins, and a paved parking lot.

Richland Richard Caushiin Richland John Deere Implement Dealers Day and King Hardware Kermit Hinshaw Highway 78 Virginia Gary Sievers George Talley Herbert Fisher Kindallville Indiana Harold Chute Jamil Charles Kessler Paul McClintic

Mrs Littlefield home from trip in Iowa news brief

Mrs Mabel Morris and Mrs Hazel Hicks drove to Waterloo Sunday where they met Mrs Nelle Littlefield returning home after a week with daughter Lucille Vinton in Rochester. Chat A While club hostess Mrs Rose Oswalt hosted with prizes to Mrs Aller and Mrs Johnny Flanders. Industrious Club held wiener roast at Mr and Mrs Frankie Greiner with gifts for newlyweds Ed Shannon and Carol Richardson remembered while in hospital.

Keota Mabel Morris Hazel Hicks Waterloo Nelle Littlefield Lucille Vinton Rochester Rose Oswalt Raymond Greiner Aller Johnny Flanders Frankie Greiner Ed Shannon Carol Richardson

Stop Sign Spells Sip Puzzles Lincoln Students

A local prank covers the S on a stop sign at East Madison and South Fourth, seen by Lincoln School students Jim Wilson and Steve Lundsen. The octagonal marker now reads Sip, prompting puzzled reactions and a photo by Tom Kuncl.

East Madison South Fourth City Lincoln School Jim Ilson East Jefferson Steve Lundsen Journal Tom Kuncl

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