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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1963

Page

4

Editorial on front page priorities and railroad customer service

A reflection on what readers find interesting in newspapers, favoring smaller local stories over big headlines. The piece criticizes rude railroad ticket windows and slow service, contrasting with modern airline and bus experiences. It argues readers value inside pages and practical details over splashy front-page events.

Washington County Algeria

Train Trip to Umana Traces 19th Century Feel

A weekend rail journey to Umana proved unexpectedly delightful. Passengers note the ride evokes a bygone era while planes dominate modern travel and obtaining a railroad ticket resembles a trek toward the airport.

Umana

Emory dermatologist links baldness rise to nerves

Dr Sidney Olansky says nervous strain can have long term effects on hair and that hair is unnecessary. He notes no cure for receding hairlines and speculates future evolution may erase hair entirely.

Emory University Sidney Olansky Olansky

Return to Kalona after vacation trip

Kalona residents Richard Brubacher and Ellen Spenner along with relatives and friends took trips to southern states and Florida. Several local social visits and dinners occurred as families planned vacations to Minnesota, the Caribbean, Puerto Rico, and Canada.

Richard Brubachers Kalona Richard Brubacher Ellen Spenner Florida J. D. Boyd Greg Sonja Harold Brenneman Wellman Boyd Rhonda Ronald Diana Nettie Page Fred Stumpf H. W. Beck Mt. Pleasant B.S. Forbes Beck Town Wesleyan College Ann Reiner Moline Ill V. D. Hochstetler Hochstetler Eugene Hochstetler Arlington Heights Warren Schaef Duane Tylers Lois Fourt Iowa City James Hornaday Eugene Way Logan Reif Doug Caribbean Puerto Rico Ivan Robert Alt Jeffrey Waterloo Minnesota Ann Miller

County Chairman Named for Camp Sunnyside Youth Council

C E Morris appoints Dusie Swartzenaruper or Kalo a as Camp Sunnyside Youth Council chair for Washington County. Susie will organize the council across the county and locate handicapped youths as of June 11 1963.

Dusie Swartzenaruper Kaloa C. E. Morris Iowa Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc Camp Sunnyside Washington County

Memorial Day Visits Across Keota Scenes and Travels

Cedar Rapids visitors Mr and Mrs John Detweiler and three boys joined Memorial Day gatherings in Keota with Elsie Greiner and family. The Hammes and Freeman families hosted at Pleasant Plain and Peru Indiana relatives. Art Krause and Des Moines Elizabeth Levien connected with Keota associates. Local planning for an Easter Seal campaign and summer camp training echoed in county events.

Keota John Detweiler Cedar Rapids Elsie Greiner Detweiler Ronnie Eldora Paul Hammes Omer Adam Pleasant Plain Bill Adam Phoenix Krause Bob Elizabeth Levien Des Moines Clarence Russell Ed Miller Mily Ainsworth Dill Washington County

Iowa Agriculture Outlook Highlights Crop Progress and Youth Programs

Excellent corn weather spurred rapid corn growth and early soybeans and oats across Iowa fields. Heavy rains hit Humboldt Ft Dodge Buckeye Battle Creek Correctionville while northwest Iowa received beneficial rains. Statewide plans include 4 H and FFA activities, a Washington tour for 60 plus Town youths, and 22 FFA boys plus 12 Charles City girl scouts preparing for trips abroad from June through August.

Lowa Iowa Humboldt Ft. Dodge Buckeye Battle Creek Correctionville Towa Nancy Fredrichsen Suzanne Zobrist Helen Holz Linda Klouda Richard Shuler Larry Neppl Niel Hanson John Riebeling Thome Dianna Brown Fremont Linda Greenfield Webster Mary Hardman Union Heidi Keir Clay Jean Paulsen Benton Margaret Ivo Gordo Ann Schilling Patricia van Wert Franklin County Frank Albertson Ted Ewing Wayne Pat Glenn Dave Grime Tom Hansen Clinton Vern Jurgemeyer Hancock Terry Schrage Butler Roger Wilson Woodbury County Iowa Swine Producers Association ISU Felco Feed Company Spencer Algona Ames Carroll Allison Maynard Ottumwa Tipton Traer Greenfield Iowa Ffa Europe Charles City

Water shortage looms in the Southern Great Plains

The United States faces a renewed drought risk in the southern Great Plains with the High Plains in Texas showing ongoing water depletion. Dry farming, irrigation limits, and groundwater pumping threaten future viability, while recharge wells and rainfall capture projects aim to bolster supplies for a smaller, water-efficient economy.

Gion Great Plains California Sudan High Plains Texas Oklahoma Panhandle New Mexico Journal of the American Waterworks Association United States Willi L. Broadhurst Lubbock Tex Broadhurst Playa Lake Playa

Visiting Hours for Children in Hospitals

Experts argue unlimited visiting hours benefit children and staff. A British study found parental presence reduces nursing tasks and ward anxiety, improving child security and recovery. Hospitals may rethink rigid visiting policies after evaluating these findings.

America Great Britian

Deception in a Three Notrump Play Crowns a Dealer

In a fast East West vulnerable hand, South declares 3NT after a sequence of passes. South wins the first trick with the ace to bait West into a spade continuation, then cashes clubs and diamonds to fulfill the contract, exploiting partner dummy’s revealed strength and misled West about the queen of spades.

South West East Hearts Hast Ree Syndicate, Inc

Riverside eighth graders graduate at St Marys School

Twenty eight graduates received diplomas at Mass on Sunday morning. The ceremony was led by Rev. Walter Boeckmann. Graduates include Latta Thomann Dautremont Swenka Shebek Watkinson Frank Meade Berg Komann Schneider Thompson Schnoebelen Colbert Harper Ton John Sojka Ruth Rice Kloppfer and others.

Riverside St. Mary's School Mass Veggy Latta Linda ‘Thomann Lynn Dautremont Jane Joan’ Swenka Janice Shebek Susan Watkinson Walter Boeckmann Highland Community High Norman Sojka Marion Petaluma Calif Lawrence Robertson Ervices Robertson St. Mary's Church

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