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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1963
Page
5
A health column discusses whether climate affects sinus infections and chronic illnesses, advising cautious moves for health reasons. It also covers infant colds and mask use, eye spots anxiety, and psychosomatic considerations, urging professional care and testing before conclusions.
The Order of Eastern Star will resume regular meetings on Wednesday September 4 at the Masonic Temple. A Harvest Home drive requests jelly or jam for Boone Home with open house and religious service scheduled September 22. The Boone Home event will include tours of the building.
Robert Jacobs is a patient at the Veterans Hospital in Iowa City. Sam Plecker of Baltimore has returned home after a weeks visit with local relatives. Deane Hall and family left for San Diego where Deane teaches in the city schools. Susan Renee is born to Cletus and Mrs Redlinger of Iowa City. Seven Wellman girls returned from Camp Waubeck at Central City after twelve days of activities. Billie Embree takes over Cheryl's Stylon Beauty Shop renaming it Classic Beauty Salon. Bob Wetrich, son of Ward and Mrs Wetrich, transfers to Germany with his unit. Several local visitors and relatives are noted in weekend passages.
Weimers vacationed at Okoboji with family and friends including Barbara O Conner. Jim Klein welcomed son Timothy Robert born at Mercy Hospital Iowa City August 19. Grandparents listed. Klein family from Riverside. Numerous visits and stays across Illinois and Iowa tied to local households and gatherings.
Kinross Pony and Little League players from Keota spent Sunday at a park in Iowa City enjoying swimming and a hamburgers and fries stop at McDonalds. Team members included Denny and Larry Lyle Tommy Klein Robert Yoder Mike and Tommy McInerney.
Mountain View California paper reports two scientists have produced artificially for the first time the energy molecule ATP. NASA spokesman notes significance for biology and space research.
Mrs Cleo Gerot brings the children home after visiting with Mrs Fred Luckey and her sons Philip and KC, who spent Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Severa in Cedar Rapids.
NASA Ames researchers Cyril Ponnamperuma and Carl Sagan announced artificial ATP creation using earthlike chemicals and ultraviolet irradiation, suggesting a potential biosignature for early life on planets. The finding was described as the most complex biological molecule produced artificially.
Hollis and Mrs. Sisk and their family from St. Louis visited Keota to see Mrs. Sisk's parents Mr. and Mrs. John Flading after a three week Canada vacation. Local residents Dr. and Mrs. Roy Funston also visited with Mrs. Elma Romoser. The gathering included stops at the Zeno Hammes home near Harper and visits with the Hammes and Brennaman families in Washington and Fairfield. The State Fair drew the Peiffer group with the children staying with Mrs. John Durst.
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