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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1964

Page

3

Dear Abby column on marriage legality and privacy

A reader asks how to secure financial protection when a 16 year long marriage lacks a legal divorce. Abby advises securing earthly support from the generous spouse, not a second ceremony, and notes Massachusetts law limits estate and Social Security claims. Additional letters address church gossip, parental privacy, and using a teen advice excerpt for handling advances.

Abby Social Security Office Mr. W Massachusetts

Most of Harken farm land sold

Mrs Karl Harken of Richland announced that most of the 940 acre Harken farm in northeast Jefferson County, except 40 acres in Washington County, has been sold to Tri-Development Corporation Des Moines. She retained title to meat processing equipment and neighbors Bob Sobaski and Bernard Mottet bought land nearby. The land had long been cultivated with soil conservation work.

Richland Ruth Gobby Rubio Helen Hadley Karl Harken Harken Jefferson County Washington County Keokuk County Tri - Development Corporation Des Moines

Fortnightly Club potluck and program notes

Fifteen Creative Living dept members of the Fortnightly Club met with Mr and Mrs Frank Chmelar for a Thursday potluck with husbands as guests. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Dimit and Ruth Simpson. Mrs Simpson presented slides of a summer trip to Japan. Roll call shared vacation memories. Meditations by Mrs James Rossen. Mrs Kelly Schlapkohl named alternate delegate to the Federated Women's Clubs district meeting in Burlington this October. Mrs Rosien named membership chairman. Dues paid. towels distributed. Anniversary dinner set for November 5. Next meeting with Mrs Vernon Feuerhelm. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Mills hosted Family Living Thursday showing trip with Rambler dealers to Portugal and Spain last winter. Mrs Mills displayed colored pictures and items from there. Mrs Robert Wiley introduced the program. Mrs Merritt Canady presided. Towels orders by Mrs William Stewart. Mrs Donald Batterson read an amusing piece. Refreshments served by cohostesses Mrs Wilson Putman, Mrs Robert McFarlane, and Mrs Fred Andersen.

Creative Living Frank Chmelar Robert Dimit Ruth Simpson Burlington Rosien Vernon Feuerhelm Gilbert Mills Mills Portugal Spain Robert Wiley Merritt Canady William Stewart Donald Batterson Wilson Putman Robert McFarlane Fred Andersen

Stout Re-elected President in Mid-Prairie Board Reorganization

Robert Stout was re-elected president of the Mid-Prairie Board of Education at the reorganizational meeting held September 21. Hubert Malichky and Richard Huber were elected as new board members.

Mid - Prairie Robert Stout

Weekend Television Highlights From United Press International

Television highlights list premieres and debuts across CBS ABC and NBC for weekend programming. It covers Mr Broadway and Shenanigans debuts, Gilligan's Island and Gunsmoke season premieres, sports including Davis Cup and Nebraska at Minnesota, plus news on the Kennedy assassination coverage and various specials and talk shows.

Mr. Broadway CBS Craig Stevens New York Stevens Tuesday Weld Mister Mayor Bob Keeshan Capt Kangaroo ABC Stubby Kaye Linus the Lionhearted NBC Norden Calif Nebraska Minnesota Australia United States Cleveland Wide World of Sports Portland Ore Stratford Gilligan's Island Bob Denver Alan Hale Jim Backus Tina Louise Hollywood Palace Ed Wynn Warren Commission Kennedy CDT Face the Nation Nicholas Katzenbach U.S Mike Mansfield New York Jets Boston Patriots Quebec Oul Ottawa Canada Meet the Robert Taft Jr Ohio Charles Percy Illinois Lassie Corey Stuart Ed Sullivan Robert Goulet Alan King Leslie Uggams Vonda Kay van Dyke Marilyn Monroe Tony Curtis Jack Lemmon Bob Cummings Julie Newmar

Local social notes and visits around town

Joyce Rice of Greenfield plans a weekend visit with friend Sally Smith a county home economist both former Iowa State University roommates in Ames. Mrs T J Simons has moved to 1439 Brookside Drive San Pablo California staying with her daughter and reachable via care of Mrs Wilma Wallace. Fleur de Lis Club toured Amanas visiting woolen mills furniture factory meat market museum and country kitchen with guests Mrs John Martin Mrs Keith Hardy and Mrs Towyn Davies. Earl Rath of Los Angeles left for home after a week with his mother Mrs Lola DeLong. Mrs Steve Willhelmy of Roseburg Oregon and Mrs Clifford Baufman of Portland Oregon returned home after days with Mrs James Buck family. Mr and Mrs Glen Garner of New Sharon were Washington visitors Thursday. Pfe Phil Embree returns to Marine duty after 20 days at home with parents Lysle Sembree. He will be stationed at Twentynine Palms California.

Joyce Rice Greenfield Sally Smith Iowa State University Ames T.J. Simons Brookside Drive San Pablo Calif Wilma Wallace Fleur de Lis Club Amanas Furniture Factory Ox Yoke Inn John Martin Keith Hardy Towyn Davies Pfe Phil Embree Marines Lysle Sembree Camp Pendleton California Twentynine Palms

Fall scenes and sports notes from UNC Walker yard

The Iowa Department of Public Safety reported highway fatalities up 94 from last year with 565 deaths this year, vs 471 in 1963. Freshman coach Wally Horn cites a massive line unit, topping 1,300 pounds, while wishful dreams of larger interior linemen persist. Fall imagery and Homecoming buzz frame the week as tennis courts at Fairfield are praised.

Iowa Wally Horn

Women of Moose Report Meeting and Upcoming Events

Mrs. Robert Grubb presided over a Thursday meeting with 23 coworkers. Mrs. Howard Curl reported on a Sept. 15 Tupperware party. The Academy of Friendship will meet Oct. 1 with Mrs. Grubb. Members should bring food for the basket. A trip to the Veterans Hospital is set for Oct. 6 and the Women of the Moose meet again Oct. 8.

Robert Grubb Women of the Moose Howard Curl Academy of Friendship Veterans Hospital Women of the

Winter Readiness Sale at Winstop Duzzit

Winstop Duzzit promotes winter preparedness with Shellzone antifreeze, Delco batteries, and Good year Suburbanite winter tires. The shop offers radiator checks, a replacement-for-winter guarantee, and low starting battery prices around 8.95, urging customers to act today.

Delco

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