Dr William Johnston former Muscatine surgeon dies in Santa Barbara
Dr William Howard Johnston a Muscatine native and otolaryngologist died Friday in Santa Barbara California. Born March 27 1885 in Drayton Ontario he trained at Highland Park College of Pharmacy and University of Town Medical School and taught at Washington University before practicing 20 years in Muscatine. He moved to Santa Barbara in 1930 and remained active until 1962 serving in county medical society and on hospital staffs. He co authored a five volume ENT text and published over 20 papers. He is survived by wife Vera two sons William and Robert and a sister Mildred. Funeral today in Santa Barbara with interment in Tipton.
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William Howard Johnston
Muscatine
Santa Barbara
California
Drayton
Ontario
Canada
Highland Park College of Pharmacy
Des Moines
University of Town
Washington University School of Medicine
St. Louis
Lee Wallace
Johnston
Santa Barbara County
Txlin- Shorough
London
Zurich
Berlin
Vienne
California State Medical Association
American Board of Oblaryngology
American College of Surgeons
American Medical Association
Rotary Club of
Masonic Order
la Cumbre
Shrine
Methodist Church
Vera Jackson Johnston
Tipton
Welch and Ryce Associates
Frank Matthews
Tiplon
Swine Producers Meeting Tonight in Columbus Junction
Louisa Swine Producers plan their annual meeting at the Columbus Community Student Center tonight January 7. Guest speaker hog producer Russ Jeckel of Delavan Illinois will discuss up to date swine handling methods. Two new directors and officer elections are on the agenda. members urged to attend.
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Columbus
Russ Jeckel
Delavan
Columbus Junction
Ted Overholt
Des Moines
Fig
Frank Spudhe
Nancy Crosby
St Paul
Boulder
Colo
F. D. Smylie
Hubert Sunderman
United Presbyterian Church
Louisa County
William Pine
Mev
D. H. Camann
Shelley
Janice
Explorer Scout Holiday Dance Held in Hoover District
The Hoover district held its first annual holiday dance for Explorer Scouts on Saturday at the Muscating Elks club. Attendees included Explorer Scouts their dates and Explorer leaders in a community event captured in a journal photo.
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Hoover District
Muscating
Mike Seydel
Judy
Dave Toussaint
West
Doug Arp
Muscatine
Explorer
Rockwell
Peggy Waite
Mike Palmer
Corrine Windus
Bloomington Best To Meet Tuesday
The Bloomington Best girls 4-H club will meet Tuesday evening at Marilyn Walker's home with Vicki Satterthwaite co hosting.
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Bloomington
Best Girls
Marilyn Walker
Vicki Satterthwaite
Stanley Moves to Halt Secret Committee Votes
State Representative David Stanley plans to halt secret voting in the towns House standing and steering committees He will propose an anti secrecy amendment to require public records of each member vote on every bill The measure aims to end secrecy in committee actions and reflects broader calls for open government in Iowa politics.
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David Stanley
Mascaline
Stanley
Rep
Muscatine County
House
Senate
Rep. Stanley
Iowa
America
Winter Family Welcomes Daughter Anne Caroline
Dr and Mrs David J T Winter of Klamath Falls Oregon announce the birth of a daughter Anne Caroline. Paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs E R Winter of Wapello and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Herman Shoup of South Amana. Mrs Hilda Peck a Burlington hospital patient with a broken hip from a home fall Sunday. Kerra Have a son born to Mr and Mrs Ronald Kerr of Wilton Thursday. Maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Toms of Wapello and paternal grandmother Mrs Eva Crawford of Osce . The mother is the former Grace Toms.
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Wapello
David JT. Winter
Klamath Falls
Ore
Anne Caroline
E.R. Winter
Herman Shoup
South
Amana
Hilda Peck
Burlington Hospital
Kerra
Hooblers Feted on Anniversary Morning Sun
Hooblers honored on their 23rd wedding anniversary by friends and family. Guests included daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. John Allen and son of Burlington, along with numerous local couples. The Hoob ers now reside in Columbus Junction after leaving Morning Sun, with college friends visiting Kirksville and a Phillies pitcher returning from Puerto Rico after winter ball.
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Morning Sun
Guy Hoobler
John Allen
Burlington
Philip McDonald
John Meyerholz
Ben Simmons
Merritt, McElhinney
Hoyt Cummings
Clarence Earnest
Tom Linder
Hoobiers
Snow
Columbus Junction
Loratia Boling
Ruth Ann Bristow
Seymour
Kirksville
Allan Smith
Des Moines
Jack Hamilton
Puerto Rico
Philadelphia Phillies
Five Day Iowa Forecast With Mild Start Then Cooling
The forecast says temperatures will run slightly below normal in northeast Iowa and 3 to 5 degrees above normal in the southwest from tonight through Saturday. Normal highs range from the lower 20s in the northeast to about 30 in the southwest, with lows from 5 to 10 above zero in the north to near 15 in the far south. It will start unusually mild then turn colder mid period, with light snow possible Wednesday night or Thursday and total precipitation around 0.10 inch or less.
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