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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1963
Page
15
Practical guidance on easing seasickness during travel and avoiding waterborne illness. Warns against abrupt exertion after inactivity and emphasizes slow conditioning, physician prescribed medicines, and safe drinking water practices for a healthy holiday season.
NBC presents the 6rd Annual National Open from Brookline Massachusetts with top golfers. Bud Palmer Chick Hearn Jim McArthur and Jim Simpson provide commentary. Also on the schedule are major league baseball doubleheaders ABC and CBS airing Dodgers Cardinals and White Sox Indians. Evening and Sunday programs include Ed Sullivan 15th Anniversary Show Take Two Meet the Press On the Beach Show of the Week and Marilyn Monroe biography specials.
Property transfers listed include Martin Tweeten and Cora Yoder moving to Kalona parcels in block 16 lot 2, Everette Goodwin and wife selling to Samuel Simmers, Duane Yoder and Florence Hill to Donald Detweiler, and John Meade receiving Lot 1 in Riverside added by Continental Mortgage Investment Co. to Meade. Other entries note transfers to Cora Yoder and to state authorities, with various lot and block references in Kalona and Riverside.
Harold Fisher of Milwaukee Wisconsin ends a several day stay in Keota with Mrs Walter Fisher and other relatives. The article notes visits with Mr and Mrs William Carroll of Palm Springs California and multiple family gatherings at Weed Park and the Country Club, plus local travels and upcoming returns home. Involving numerous local families such as the Spragues, Resslers, Stoutners, and Seiverts, the piece records visits, dinners, and hospital updates among residents.
Brenneman and Saucer exchanged wedding vows Friday evening at the central Mennonite church in Kalona Ohio. The Rev. noted performed the ceremony at 5 20 with Rev Robert K Yoder assisting. Parents are Melvin Lauder Arch old and Clark Brenneman near Kalona. The bride wore silk over taffeta with a cascade of tugi jams and pom poms. Matron of honor Katie Ang Schumn and bridesman Barbara Lauder wore light blue silk organza gowns with cascade bouquets. Attendants included Clare Schumn and David Christopher, ushers Gene Brother Keiser Eli Gingerich. A reception followed at Elmira local school. The couple will reside at 516 West 6th Street La Junta Colorado, where both work at Mennonite hospital.
Frank and Don review certified seed oats on nearby Nod 1 and Mrs 1 Elsie Benson farms with Daryl Longer and Wayne Knapp, noting good yield prospects. They describe Ami den Amiben as an effective pre emergent for soybeans, used in several fields with weed control benefits and no carryover effects, and urge adoption.
Kalona news notes a miscellaneous shower honoring Joyce Plecker with hostesses and many relatives listed as guests. Other social events include visits from Byler and Knepp families, Father’s Day gatherings, and local residents attending dinners and hospital news.
Judy Sakreh and siblings left Tuesday for an eastern states vacation. They are joined by Anna Mae Miller from Reif apartments who plans a trip to Elizabethtown, Pa. Mrs. James Hornaday returns to Kalona after visiting Illinois. Fathers Day gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Peterseim and relatives. The Twyman Jones family moved to Columbus, Missouri for schooling. Earl Fry and Howard Moffitt of Iowa City visited George V. homes.
Daylong schedule features News at 10 and 11, Weather updates, movies including The Defenders and Real McCoys, game shows like What’s My Line, and popular staples such as The Tonight Show style programs. Special segments include The Answer and Frontiers of… with Coast-to-coast listings for Canal Camera and Century programs.
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