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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1965

Page

3

Dear Abby Advice Column Clip Presents Marital Etiquette

A collection of Dear Abby excerpts on late dinners and communication in marriage. Topics include a wife's request for a late-call, church wedding plans without parents, dinner etiquette with a radio, and general guidance from Abby on consideration, respect, and proper correspondence.

Croquet Finals Set At United Presbyterian Home

Semi finals at the Home see Hail and Brimstone led by Florence Hale and Joe Holmes defeat The Nurses, while Grand Sachems with Ernest Brown and Richard Colby topple Law and Order. Finals Tuesday at 4 p m between Grand Sachems and Hail and Brimstone. Visitors greet residents. many correspondences mark a busy week.

Florence Hale Joe Holmes Mary Holmes Margaret Work Ernest Brown Richard Colby Law and Order Edna Sherriff R. W. Thompson Grand Sachems Hail and Brimstone

Pope Paul opens final Ecumenical Council session

Pope Paul VI opened the fourth and final session seeking world peace and announced a new Senate of Bishops to aid governance. Vatican sources say he’ll extend his New York stay to visit the United Nations. The church Senate or Episcopal Synod would bring high ranking bishops together to assist in Vatican decisions.

Vatican City UPI Paul VI Ecumenical Council Senate of Bishops Vatican New York United Nations Church Senate Episcopal Synod

Wagenknechts hold family reunion across states

Twenty two Wagenknecht descendants gathered at Sunset Park Washington for a cooperative noon dinner. D. A. Augustine led the after meal meeting with guests from Iowa Illinois and Washington. The largest family were the Henry Wagenknechts. next reunion set for September in Pekin Illinois with local organizers.

Wagenknecht Sunset Park Washington D. A. Augustine Louie Wagenknecht Fred Zieglowsky Iowa Columbus Junction Rickie Wagenknecht Henry Wagenknechts Alvin Miller Lincoln Lillian Deterts Delavan Clarence Goodnight Otto Wagenknecht Sterling Tose Michael Florene May Keota Edna Wagenknecht Herman Wagenknecht Ainsworth Earl

Thant presses for cease fire as India and Pakistan clash

UN Secretary General Thant seeks a cease fire and talks in New Delhi as India and Pakistan exchange threats and air strikes. India favors talks over a cease-fire. Pakistan stresses a three point plan including troop withdrawal, UN peacekeeping, and a plebiscite within three months amid raids on Srinagar Adampur Halwara and Peshawar.

Manabao Sind- Rajasthan United Nations Thant New Delhi India Pakistan Lal Bahadur Shastri Shastri New York Rawalpindi Kashmir Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Radio Pakistan Srinagar Adampur Punjab Halwara Lahore Peshawar Khyber Pass Northwest Frontier Province

President honors two Gemini 5 astronauts at White House

President Johnson awards exceptional service medals to L. Gordon Cooper Jr. and Charles Conrad Jr. for the eight day Gemini 5 flight. NASA administrator James Webb reads citations while Charles Berry lauds the crew and their eight day mission extending space flight knowledge. The pair will visit six Mediterranean and African nations on a goodwill trip after a Capitol Hill reception.

Washington UPI Johnson L. Gordon Cooper Jr Charles Conrad Jr White House Space Agency Charles Berry House Senate Cooper Conrad James E. Webb National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Berry National Academy of Sciences Capitol Hill Mike Mansfield

Wagenknecht weekend guests and local social notes

AINSWORTH September 19 Mr and Mrs Joe Wagenknecht of Grinnell spent Labor Day weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Herman Wagenknecht. Milford McCreedy was a supper guest at Burke McCreedy's home. The Tuesday Bridge club met with Mrs G F Trotter. Guests included Mrs Don Rabenold Mrs Corbin Crawford and Mrs W R Sistrunk who won high and consolation prizes. The next meeting will be with Mrs Orie O'Connor on Tuesday Sept 21. Wayne Freels of Olds will move to the Laughlin farm. Margie Trotter, daughter of Mr and Mrs Larry Trotter, leaves Sunday for Coe College Cedar Rapids to study psychology.

Ainsworth Joe Wagenknecht Grinnell Herman Wagenknecht Milford McCreedy Mrs. Burke McCreedy G.F. Trotter Don Rabenold Corbin Crawford W. R. Sistrunk Wayne Freels Olds Dwight Laughlin and Margie Trotter Larry Trotter Coe College Cedar Rapids

Sewereamer promises quick sewer unclogging solution

Carson Plumbing & Heating markets Sewereamer to clear clogged floor drains without digging. The fast acting product claims to dissolve roots, paper, grease and organic matter by simple pour in, with 10 lb cans priced at 4.95.

Kephart reunion held at Weed Park Muscatine

The ninth annual A. E. Kephart reunion gathered at Weed Park in Muscatine on Sunday. A noon basket dinner preceded an afternoon of visiting and photos with a ball game enjoyed by all ages. Attendees included numerous Kephart relatives from Reynolds Illinois Hillsboro Knoxville Brighton Crawfordsville and Washington along with J C Benson Rex Benson Robert Barnes Victor Mueller and others.

A. E. Kephart Weed Park Muscatine J. C. Benson Viola, Ill Max Benson Jeri Jean James Judy Rex Benson David Daniel Roxann Robert Barnes Lynda Joseph Reynolds Ill Victor Mueller Erna Mae Bonnie Lone Tree Richard Nelson Davenport Jim Smith Connie Curtis Hillsboro Gerald Kephart Michelle Geraldine Michael Pamela Kimberly Knoxville Raymond Kephart Janet Jay Lee Lynn Joel Brighton Robert Freyenberger Kathleen June Steven Crawfordsville Roy Kephart Naomi Kephart Homer Kephart Fred Kephart Bernard Kephart Jerry Linda Peggy Patty Washington

WSCS Committee Meeting At Ainsworth

The Executive committee of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met with president Olive Miksch on Thursday morning. Eleven attended as Rev. Stephen Root opened the meeting. Reports from committee chairmen and officers were heard and several recommendations prepared for a general meeting Thursday at 2 p.m. in the church parlors. Workshops are scheduled at Kalona September 14, West Burlington September 16 and Morning Sun September 21 beginning at 9 a.m. A school of instruction for officers will follow. The next executive meeting will be with Mrs. Clarke Pfeifer, with Mrs. Duane White and Mrs. Junior Buck as co hosts, and Mrs. W. D. Roberts as co hostess with Miss Miksch.

Ainsworth Woman’s Society of Christian Service Olive Miksch Stephen Root Kalona West Burlington Morning Sun Clarke Pfeifer Duane White Junior Buck W. D. Roberts Miksch

Employed Women's Luncheon Sets Talk by Schoonover

The first Employed Women's Luncheon is planned for Wednesday at noon in the VW rooms. Speaker Jackie Schoonover will describe her summer visit to Switzerland. All employed women are welcome. the program ends by 1 p.m. to allow a return to work.

VW Rooms Jackie Schoonover Switzerland

Grain Markets Report From Chicago

CHICAGO grain market closing figures show range, high and low prices with previous close noted. UP I reporting formats capture market movement but details of specific price points are not provided in the readable text.

Livestock Futures Mixed In Hog and Cattle Price Report

Hog market shows 5 000 head with under 240 pounds steady to weak, over 240 pounds mostly steady. No 1 2 210 225 lb at 23.25 23.40, 20 head at 23.50. Mixed No 1 3 190 250 lb 22.85 23.25, No 2 3 250 280 lb 22.50 22.85. Cattle about 2 500 head with calves none, slaughter steers steady to strong, mostly steady. Choice 1100 1300 lb 26.50 28.50, 1000 1100 lb 25.50 27.00, 900 1000 lb 25.25 26.50. Mixed good and choice 900 1300 lb 25.00 26.25, good 24.00 25.25, choice 755 1060 slaughter heifers 23.50 25.60, mixed good and...

Livestock Prices Report From Evening Journal Sale

Evening Journal records cattle and sheep quotes from a Washington Iowa sale. Canners and cutters fetch 11.00 to 14.75, cows 21.00 to 23.75, good slaughter lambs rise up to 25.50 per 90 to 105 pound range. Deck and pelts vary with weight and grade, and mixed lots bring 23.00 to 24.75 per hundredweight.

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