Dr T J Pease Dies at Home in Washington
Dr Theron J Pease Washington dentist for many years died at 8 45 p m Wednesday August 8 1962 at his home 915 North Marion Avenue He was 62 funeral at 3 p m Friday Jones Funeral Home Rev Lloyd Latta with burial in Elm Grove Cemetery Masonic graveside service and Washington Lodge No 26 AF and AM will attend Mr Pease born February 11 1900 Sumner Iowa son of Roy Elmer and Alma Orvis Pease He served on Washington school board 82 years a WWII veteran and held multiple dental society offices Survivors include his wife two sons Joseph Fort Collins Colorado James Great Falls Montana four granddaughters a brother Roy Sumner and a sister Mrs John Straub Belleville Illinois.
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Theron J. Pease
Washington
North
Marion Avenue
Pease
Jones Funeral
Lloyd Latta
Elm Grove
Masonic Lodge
Washington Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Temple
Dr. Pease
Sumner
Iowa
Roy Elmer
Alma Orvis Pease
State University of Iowa
Thora Warner
Methodist Church
American Legion
Board of Education of
Washington Schools
Xi Psi Phi Dental Fraternity
Omicron Kappa Upsilon
Washington-Henry
James
Great Falls
Montana
Roy
John Straub
Belleview
III
Mystery object sighted near X15 by pilot and film
Maj. Bob White reported a fluttering grey white object near the X15 during a July flight reaching nearly 60 miles high. NASA scientists could not explain the sighting or confirm whether the photographed object was the same as seen by the pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards Afb
Calif
White
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Riverside Announces School Registration and New Year Plans
Riverside public school students will register on August 22 with the first day of school set for August 27. The article lists teachers for kindergarten through sixth grade, junior and senior high expansions, new building use, and faculty assignments including Darrell Bognar in industrial arts and football coach, Joyce Koslow in homemaking, and Keith Curry in math and physics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Leona Kucera
Cecilia Vandebur
St. Mary’s
Jeanne Manternach
Martha Huffman
Sandra Milling
Galveston
Texas
Lamont Dann
Faye Cress
F. W. Schnoebelen
Darrell Bognar
Joyce Koslow
Homewood
Ill
Francis Spevak
Detroit
Mich
Rebecca Palmer
Ed Lenius
Four Graduates of Washington AFS Exchange Program
Washington area residents learn from former AFS students now back home. Inge Flagmann of Germany, first foreign student at Washington High School, still attends school in Germany and shared experiences locally. Anne Courtney lived in Surrey England and spoke 40 to 50 times about life near London. Betty McConnell spent summer 1961 in Denmark and plans Cedar Falls college after senior year. Linda Campbell is in Norway returning to Rotterdam August 20 for homeward voyage to New York.
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Washington
AFS
Pio Barone
Naples
Italy
Inge Flagmann
Germany
Washington High School
A. C. Peterson
Inge
Anne Courtney
Crahamclose
South Croydon
Surrey
England
Anne
Herbert Campbell
London
D. C
Montreal
Canada
Europe
Betty McConnell
Denmark
Betty
Cedar Falls
Schoonover’s
Linda Campbell
Kautokeino
Norway
Linda
Rotterdam
Vassnes
New York
Outbreak of Hog Cholera Prompted Vaccination Plan
The State Veterinarian reports a second hog cholera outbreak in Washington County Highland Township within three weeks. County Extension Director Jim Frier urges vaccination, isolation of new stock, sanitation, and keeping outsiders away. Vaccination reduces losses but may fail if pigs are stressed or unhealthy. many factors can affect immunity.
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Washington County
Jim Frier
Highland Township
Frier
DiMaggio Breaks Down At Monroe Funeral
Joe DiMaggio wept openly at Marilyn Monroe's funeral in West Los Angeles as he bid farewell with the words I love you and a kiss. The 23 minute service at Westwood Memorial drew about 300 mourners and 80 officers kept order in the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Los Angeles
UPI
Joe DiMaggio
Marilyn Monroe
New York
Eternal Feminine
Lee Strasberg
Eben Davis Dies At Crawfordsville
Eben Davis 82 of Crawfordsville died at his home Wednesday August 8 1962 after six months of illness. A retired farmer and director of Crawfordsville Savings Bank he moved to Crawfordsville in 1921. Funeral 2 p m Saturday at Crawfordsville United Presbyterian Church with Rev Arthur M Hughes officiating. Burial Cambrian Cemetery. Born October 7 1879 in Louisa County he married Laura Jane Owens December 18 1902. Survivors include wife two daughters Mrs John H Johnston and Mrs Clair Holmes five grandchildren eight great grandchildren one brother E J Davis and one sister Mrs J P Jones both of Duarte California.
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Eben Davis
Crawfordsville
Davis
Louisa County
Edward J
Elizabeth Griffith Davis
Laura Jane Owens
U. P. Church
John H. Johnston
Clair Holmes
E. J. Davis
J. P. Jones
Duarte
Calif
County Farm Bureau Picnic Date Set For August Fourteen
Washington County Farm Bureau invites members to a August 14 picnic at the fairgrounds with family games and entertainment. A 1963 paid membership will be awarded to a lucky member after a noon meal. The Rural Amateur Variety Entertainment contest follows the meal. Winners advance to district and state meetings.
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Washington County Farm Bureau
Fairgrounds
Farm Bureau
Farm Bure
New Drug Testing Rules Tighten Government Oversight
The Health, Education and Welfare Secretary announced stiffened regulations to require FDA pre approval for human testing and detailed progress reports. Doctors must review prior animal studies, keep patient records, and share results with manufacturers and government on request.
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Washington
UPI
Europe
Health, Education and Welfare
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Food and Drug Administration
Celebrezze
FDA
Congress
Kennedy
Iowa Federation Sues Over Legislative Apportionment
The Iowa Federation of Labor files a federal suit seeking to strike down the Shaff plan and reapportion the Iowa House and Senate on a strict population basis. The action targets Gov. Norman Erbe, the State Executive Council, Lt. Gov. Mooty and 12 county auditors, arguing current representation is arbitrary and inequitable.
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DES Moines
UPI
Iowa
Iowa Federation of Labor
Iowa House
Senate
U.S. Supreme Court
Federation
Charles L. Davis
AFL - Cio
Arthur J. Lewis
Norman A. Erbe
State Executive Council
W. L. Mooty
Davis
Republican Party
David C. Shaff
Clinton
Fair board sets town plans and dates for 1963 county show
Washington County Fair Association builds plans at Townsley Park dinner meeting. Secretary Milo Orris announced the 1963 fair will run August 5 to 8 with a contracted carnival, and profits from this year totaled 1837 after expenses of 6730. Permanent improvements of 6984 funded moving and upgrading three abandoned rural schools. Retreating president Herb Campbell handed over to Herman Wagenknecht, elected president last June.
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Washington County Fair Association Board of Directors
Townsley Park
FFA
Milo Orris
Orris
Herb Campbell
Herman Wagenknecht
Fair Association
James R. Frier
Merritt D. Canady
Verne Knecht
Roy Hodges
Kiwanis Listens to German Visitor Miss Mannigel
Kiwanis Club members hear Miss Gisela Mannigel from West Germany speak and sing at The Captain's Table. She outlines her background in Düsseldorf, notes a six day German school week, and describes a distributive education style. She plans to travel to Des Moines before returning to Germany on August 20.
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Bill Day
As.c
Gisela Mannigel
Miss Mannigel
Federal Republic of Germany
West Germany
Dusseldorf
Miss Manniger
Germany
United States
Washington
Des Moines
Towa
Three Executed For California Slaying
California's first triple execution since 1956 ends with Olga Duncan and two Mexican-American laborers dead. Olga Duncan, 58, was executed at San Quentin for hiring Moya and Baldonado to kill his daughter-in-law Olga in 1958. Frank Duncan, her son, fought to save her life and maintain his belief in her innocence.
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San Quentin
Calif
UPI
Frank Duncan
Elizabeth Duncan
California
San Francisco
Luis Moya
Augustine Baldonado
Olga Duncan
Moya
Baldonado
Frank
Olga
Hoover Arrives In Cedar Rapids For Presidential Library Dedication
Former President Herbert Hoover travels to West Branch Iowa for the dedication of his presidential library on his 88th birthday. Former President Harry S Truman will join the event arriving in Cedar Rapids to celebrate with Hoover. An honor guard of reservists will greet the ex presidents before a private dinner and the Friday dedication ceremony.
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West Branch
Iowa
UPI
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Harry S. Truman
Cedar Rapids
Truman
Independence
Weather Report From United Press International
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with low temperatures around 50 to 60. Scattered thundershowers likely in the southwest and extreme west tonight. Friday brings partly cloudy skies with scattered thunderstorms in the west and cooler conditions in the southeast. Friday highs range from the upper 70s to around 80s. Saturday expected partly cloudy with more scattered thundershowers.
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George Romney
Vees
Bloomfield Hills
John B. Swainson
T. J. Pease
of Washington
Shaff Plan
DiMaggio
Marilyn
A. J. Soldan
Joe Jr
Miss Monroe
Wilshire Blvd
Hollywood
Bernice Miracle
Tyrone Power
Strasberg
County Farm Bureau
House
Financial Reports
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
United Press International
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