Hootenanny Singing Hurting Ears More Than Throat
A light chatter about Hootenanny singing noting it strains the throat but worse on the ears. The columnist riffs that the ear pain outpaces throat discomfort in the communal listening scene.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1964
Page
5
A light chatter about Hootenanny singing noting it strains the throat but worse on the ears. The columnist riffs that the ear pain outpaces throat discomfort in the communal listening scene.
Editorial questions Greater Monticello Committee aims to recruit about 150 members. The piece lists GMC efforts over the past year including airport funding, litter control, traffic safety, Industrial expansion, school surveys, Dairy Days promotion, Christmas decorations, teen dances, and a World’s Fair send-off for the high school band.
The essay argues that both major parties in the United States suffer internal splits over liberal and conservative ideals. It notes Democrats like Byrd and Humphrey and Republicans like Javits and Goldwater, questions crossovers, and warns that party shifts could cause drastic policy changes, akin to revolutions in Balkans.
W.E.H. notes a dramatic drop in admissions at Independence and Cherokee hospitals due to new treatments and drugs. National totals show a fall from 1956 levels, with custody saves translating into lives rescued and renewed social value.
A San Francisco Cow Palace convention review outlines how Barry Goldwater secured the GOP bid and contrasts past eras with modern nominating practices. It notes Scranton’s brief bid, Iowa’s delegate views, and the likely November ticket as conservative on domestic policy with Miller labeled liberal on foreign affairs and civil rights.
Mrs. George Turnis and her mother Mrs. Kramer attended Worthington Catholic church supper and bazaar Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin Sr. were callers Monday in the Stanley Martin home at Worthington. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Miles and family were callers in the Elmer Heeren home Saturday.
Mrs. Ellison of Anamosa remains in Anamosa hospital while their children reside at the J. C. Price home. Delegates Gilbert Becker George Turnis and Charles Wiley from Greeley attended the Des Moines Democratic convention on Saturday with Mike Saunders of Buck Creek accompanying them.
A financial snapshot showing total capital accounts at 400,000.00 and total liabilities and capital accounts at 829,498.81. Memoranda indicate assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and other purposes totaling 21,186,099.26 and 538,489.18 respectively.
Francis Miller of Monticello was named a member of the Jones county Farm Home Administration committee. County supervisor Daryl L. Grove announced Miller's appointment this week joining Jack Stingley of Center Jet and Robert Peet of Martelle. Miller succeeds John Felton of Cascade whose three year term expired June 30.
June Smith attended a Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Charles Holcomb of Anamosa and joined them for a Lake McBride afternoon outing.
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