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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1965
Page
2
UPI reports Theda M. Hollinger, chief wage and salary administrator for Bell & Howell Photo Products Group, explains how to earn a raise and advance. She notes employers know market pay, emphasizes performance, perseverance, and gaining experience, and offers dos and don’ts for women seeking advancement.
Abby advises couples share things that are interesting helpful or of mutual concern. A compulsion to spill everything is unnecessary and may harm the marriage. The column also addresses a divorced father seeking to reconcile with his daughter and a working mother’s role, urging understanding patience and home guidance.
A recipe outlines making a king size sandwich loaf using a 12 inch French bread loaf filled with deviled ham mayonnaise and mustard. Layer tomato and cucumber between bread cuts, bake 400 degrees F for ten minutes, and slice to yield six servings.
New York report cites Timex tips on time efficiency through daily and weekly task lists. Organize meals, departures, calls, errands, and grocery needs by category. keep family measurements and guidelines handy for babysitters and home repairs.
The Business and Professional Women's Club will meet Tuesday September 28 at 6 30 p m for dinner at the Captain s Table. Initiation of new members and a report on the fall state board meeting in Davenport will be presented. Guests may attend and reservations are available by calling Mrs. Ernest V Miller after 5 p.m.
The Washington County Council of Republican Women will meet Thursday Sept 30 at 2 pm at Mrs Herb Campbells home Dwight Bode county superintendent of schools will speak on Federal Programs in Education Mrs Nate Young will report from the Nixon dinner she attended in Des Moines A June 11 wedding has been planned
Miss Maude Hamilton died at nearly 90 after a long illness. Nieces from Urbana and Longmont arrived for her memorial service and burial. Ruth Thoreman’s last rites were held in Newton. Dr. Helen Armstrong attended. Several church and home community members visited, celebrated baptisms, shared meals, and hosted guests. The Home Building Committee met. various Iowa and Illinois residents visited or traveled, with church families hosting gatherings and tours.
Mrs James Rosien entertained eighteen members of Creative Living Thursday evening. she is the Drivers' Training instructor at the high school and led the Better Driving program. Mrs Allan Kinzler offered meditation thoughts and Mrs Joe Ludley co hosted. guests included Jackie Wells Lou Ann Eichelberger and LaVonne Westphal.
Mrs. Ron Goff hosted a Tuesday Jaycee Ettes gathering with 15 members and four guests. Mrs. Dan Allen was elected president. new officers include Mrs. Garth Rustan as vice president and Mrs. Do R. McCutchen as secretary along with treasurer Mrs. Bill Blick. Installation set for Oct 19 at Captain's Table.
John W. Hotle is advanced to chief industrial engineer of the Eagle Signal Division at E. W. Bliss Co. Davenport. He joined Eagle Signal in 1951 as a draftsman and has worked in engineering since, most recently as plant engineer. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hotle of Moline and lives with his wife Adeline at 3407 49th Street, Moline.
Mrs. Paul Horak presented her program on Family Living I Thursday evening showing color slides of Tucson attractions including the dessert and missions. Hostesses included Mrs. Kenneth Peters and leader Mrs. Merritt Canady presiding. dues were paid and towels distributed. The St. Joseph poncho marthon ended with a supper at St. James School cafeteria and a card session where Pottebaum won high and Stalder low.
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