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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1964

Page

4

Beards Through Time in Washington Forty Years Apart

Rambler recalls the 1939 Washington centennial beard craze and compares it to modern facial hair, noting nearly 300 bearded men in the centennial edition and naming notable figures. He muses on women's fashion, societal reactions, and the enduring charm and humor of beards as the town marks another anniversary.

Washington Journal Dick McCleery Dave Elder Bob McFarlane Ray Minick John Winga Cloid Willitts Merritt McDaniel Clarence Logan E. E. Stutsman

Peiffer Home Visitors Highlight Keota Community Round

In Keota on January 20, Cedar Rapids residents Mr. and Mrs. Omer Peiffer spent Sunday with Ed Peiffer. Other visitors include Redlinger, Tinnes, Gent, Robertson, Miller, Heisdorffer and family, Dunbar and Dill, and Stoutner families.

Bertha Dunbar Boyd Dunbar Evelyne Wade Cloyce Dill Boyd Dunbar and Sons Washington Allan Don Davis Terry Dill Patricia Flynn Janet Adam Wilbert Adams Susie Pearson Barbara Stoutner Burl Stoutner Linda Pearson Patricia Kerker Thomas B. Marr Arlowyn Loghry Burlington Mae Marr Charles Mae Campbell John Detweiler Cedar Rapids Elsie Greiner

Keota Social Notes Highlight Rural Visits

Mrs Glen Bakehouse of Hedrick dined with Mrs Mary Sorden in Keota. Various local guests visited over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Walter Fagen in Sigourney and trips to Frytown. Mary Francis Byrne returned from St Josephs sanitarium and resumed training in Ottumwa.

Boyd Sanders Keota Glen Bakehouse Hedrick Mary Sorden Walter Fagen Walt Fagens Sigourney Mary Francis Byrne B.J. Byrne B. J. Byrne Mary Francis St. Josephs Sanitarium Dubuque St. Josephs Hospital Ottumwa Walter McArtor Iowa

Swisher resigns from Iowa legislature in tax case

State Rep. Scott Swisher of Iowa City resigned from the Iowa legislature to guarantee Johnson County representation in the upcoming special session. He is serving a six month federal sentence in Springfield Missouri for failing to file federal income tax returns. Gov. Hughes accepted the resignation and set February 18 for a special election to fill the vacancy, same date as two other vacancies.

Des Moines UPI Scott Swisher Oiowa City Johnson County Swisher Federal Medical Center Springfield Harold E. Hughes Chicago Hughes

Ruby back in Dallas jail as trial moves eyed

Jack Ruby returns to Dallas jail after bailbond hearing ends with mental examinations ordered. Judge Brown sets Feb. 10 for motions to move the trial from Dallas and Feb. 17 to decide. Defense cites pendency of Oswald killing case and local bias as reasons to relocate.

Dallas UPI Jack Ruby Joe B. Brown Ruby Brown Lee Harvey Oswald Kennedy Oswald Ler Galveston John Holbrook Robert Stubblefield University of Texas Southwestern Medical School

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