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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1963
Page
7
A taxi driver teases that ulcers come from eating oneself alive while a column explains peptic ulcers. Emotional stress and diet raise stomach acid and pain, forming a cycle. diagnosis by X ray leads to diet changes, avoidance of alcohol and spices, and doctor chosen meds. Medical support and psychological factors are vital to recovery.
Junean Gosehke a freshman at Iowa State College Cedar Falls named to the Dean's list for first semester. June Kempf daughter of Russell Kempf chosen by Legion Auxiliary Post 427 to attend Girls State at Cedar Falls June 16 to June 2. Ron Karr discharged from US Army returns home to Wellman after tour. Various regional visits noted including Willems, Lortz, Snavely, Ells, Polton and Ulin families with moves and wintering trips in Florida and Texas.
Mr and Mrs J C Bowen return to Hardscrabble after a three month trip visiting relatives in California Arizona and Mississippi They had a wonderful trip Marion Crile and family were supper guests at the Marion Renoux home Leland Blake and Linda of Tipton Ia were Sunday guests in the Bernard Crock home Ray Wehr and girls returned home to see son Joe staying with G O Rileys of Kansas City Jim Wehr visited the Duwa home Sunday evening Dale Duwa and family also called on LF Duwa
Dear Abby column covers beard styling and moustache care with advice to consult a barber, asks about mustache wax availability, and suggests seeking pictures or books for style. Also includes letters about dating order preferences, and responses urging consideration and sympathy in Small Town row.
Two state fire marshals joined local investigators in examining the Brehmer's clothing store fire that caused up to 150000 dollars in loss to the building and 200000 dollars in merchandise. Investigators noted four diversionary fires at the nearby Campus Hotel and planned a thorough probe of the ruins next week.
Mrs. Harvey Spradlin and three sons left Wellman by plane for New Jersey and then Germany to join their husband and father stationed with the US Army. They will reunite after months apart, having stayed with Mrs. Graf in Wellman.
Swartzendruber and Sth and 6th grade Girl Scouts brought a birthday cake punch and cookies to Shenk Nursing Home on a Sunday visit. They performed a musical program for residents and received thanks for the thoughtful gesture.
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru told Parliament that Red China has posted fresh troops along the 2000 mile India Tibet border and warned of possible further armed action. He cited sharp notes from Beijing and said China may justify action by self defense. He noted a de facto cease fire since last fall and that concentration beyond a narrow strip remains. He also described road building by Chinese troops aided by Tibetan villagers toward India's northern frontier.
Keota March 29 Keota Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held its annual school of instruction March 19 in the Masonic Hall led by Mrs Leona Paschal A 11 am luncheon hosted by Mrs Virginia Henderson for district instructors Paschal of Newton Four visitors from Washington attended The evening inspection meeting drew sixty members and guests with Grand officers including Mrs Alice Young and Mrs Molly Long present from Burlington and Oskaloosa respectively Ruth Craig noted among attendees
Iowa Pioneer hybrids rank first in yield in seven of twelve districts reporting two year averages in the off Iowa Corn Yield Test. They scored second in three districts, giving them first or second honors in ten of twelve districts. Pioneer entries swept top honors across northern and southern Iowa and in central Iowa district seven.
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