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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1966

Page

5

Brighton couple marks 56th wedding anniversary

Brighton residents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Loeffler celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary with family gathering. Nine of ten children attended except Laurence from Cedar Rapids. The day included visits with relatives and news of grandchildren and friends. Fire calls and local events populated the day in Brighton and surrounding areas.

Tony Meuth Brighton Lloyd Loeffler Laurence of Cedar Rapids Randy Stannard Fullerton California University of Iowa At Iowa City Don Mullikin Golda Bartlett John D. Lynn Harold Lynn John Donald Lynn Patty Jaspering Eddie Tagauler Goldie Lynn

Post Office Building Changes Hands in Crawfordsville

Jim Edgar owner of Fletcher Oil D X Station buys the old Post Office from Henry Crooks. The building will serve as a tire storeroom. Library books and hospital equipment from the old post office move across the street. Local students miss days due to chicken pox. A Cedar Rapids move brings Mr and Mrs Wm Bernau to Crawfordsville March 1. Ed Owen heads to Great Lakes Naval Boot Camp.

Crawfordsville Jim Edgar Fletcher Oil Co D-X Henry Crooks American Legion Auxiliary Jane Hesseltine Janice Hauenstein Kelly Gipple Wm. Bernau Mary Davis Cedar Rapids Bernau Max Owen Ed Owen Max Walter Owen Davenport Walter Owens California Great Lakes Naval Training Station Naval Reserve

Keith McClelland Returns Home From California Visit

Keith McClelland returns home after visiting his brothers in California and a sister in Arizona. He notes Iowa’s cold weather compared to California, amid community updates and local visits. Neighbors report Chas Harvey’s return home. hospital ambulance transfer for Merle Lemley. ongoing social events and a Shultz Wade wedding rehearsal.

Wellston Keith McClelland California Arizona Iowa Illeah Farrier Mayme Squire Washington Lester Mayer Beverly McClelland Merle Lemley Washington County Hospital Chas Harvey Chas. Brinning Omer Crawford Dave Brinning Joe Shantz Iowa City Joyce McClelland Ainsworth Shultz-Wade Joyce Betty Crawford Raymond Stalder West Liberty Homer Carl Dearing Carl

Glen Chalupas Visit Merrimac

Glen Chalupas and Kenneth of Loveland Colorado visited Mr and Mrs Doyle Paul Friday evening in Merrimac January 31. Frank Smith admitted to Mercy Hospital Iowa City as a medical patient. Mrs Winona Luckenbill of Long Beach California visiting her mother Mrs Edna Crile in Brighton and friends to meet her train home in California. Carl Amrine and Harold called on Ray Amrine in Iowa City and Carl saw his doctor. Robert Kientz and wife visited Mrs Billa Kientz in Fairfield. Merlin Anderson and Mrs Frank Smith also called on Frank Smith at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City.

Viola Lynn Ronald Tagauler Jens Fedderson David McClain East Walnut Des Moines Susan Marie Ward Stauffer Brighton Loren Smith Ida Paul Berkley Brown Cedar Rapids Roman Borkoski I. V. Farrier Washington County Hospital Hugh Cole Neal Whisler Ronald Tolle Dempsey Hessenflow Bob West Earl Hopkins Mr. Hopkins Roy Burgen Ainsworth California Carl Amrine Harold Ray Amrine Iowa City Carl Robert Kientz Robert Billa Kientz Fairfield Merlin Anderson Frank Smith Mercy Hospital

Burr Oak Club in Brighton Meeting and Local Moves

The Burr Oak Women's Club met at Mrs. Milton McGuire's home with 10 members present and guests Mrs. Kenneth McGuire and Mrs. Gertrude Regan. Door prizes went to Mrs. Pfeffer, Sobaski and Widmer. The group planned a Feb. 19 co operative supper at K P Hall and a School of Instruction for April 28. Local residents Mr. Hierman Harder and Mrs. Jess Nichol announced moves to new homes in nearby towns.

Tony Meuth Brighton Burr Oak Women’s Club Milton McGuire Kenneth McGuire Gertrude Regan Robert Kurtz Rex Wimer Helen Pfeffer Sylvester Sobaski Rex Widmer Roy Page Beatice Tracy Marion Dunbar Hierman Harder Lockridge Lloyd Ledffler Jess Nichol Washington Robert Bueghly Bueghlys

Dear Abby Columns On Daring To Speak Up And Secrets

Abigail Van Buren answers readers about peer pressure at lunch, a bottle kiss romance, and a distressed wife living with abuse. Abby advises speaking up, seeking support, and seeks professional help or legal options, reflecting midcentury advice tone.

Abby Herman F L. A

Iowa funds aid for educationally handicapped students

Iowa officials report about 300 applications for funds to support educationally handicapped children. Of those, 139 projects have been approved totaling 2.2 million dollars. Grants range from 1500 to 66412 and mainly target remedial work, especially reading, with additional focus on math social studies and science.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Paul F. Johnston Johnston

Wayne Zielstorf hospital patient at University Hospitals

Mrs Zielstorf is a surgical patient in University Hospitals Iowa City. Ms Dale Mason and son Eddie of Macomb Illinois were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Coakley last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Gary Putney and Gary Michael visited at the home of Gary's parents in Burlington. Sympathy is extended to Roy Anderson on the sudden death of his mother Mrs Owen Anderson in Tacoma Washington last Saturday evening.

A. J. Wotruba Westchester Wayne Zielstorf University Hospitals Iowa City Dale Mason Eddie Macomb Ilinois Fred Coakley Gary Putney Gary Michael Gary Virgil Putney Burlington Roy Anderson Owen Anderson Tacoma Washington

Heart Disease Tops Iowa Deaths in 1964 Vital Stats

Diseases of the heart and blood vessels caused 58 percent of Iowa deaths in 1964, with nearly 17,000 of 29,000 total. Dr. Eckstein notes national costs around 4 billion yearly and urges Heart Fund support for research, education, and community service. The Heart Fund Campaign peak comes in February with volunteers collecting and distributing literature.

Iowa Sate Department of Health John W. Eckstein M.D Iowa City Iowa Heart Association Eckstein Heart Fund

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