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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1962

Page

4

Fleeting Agony and Tic Douloureux Remedies

A reader asks about tic douloureux or trigeminal neuralgia. The article explains triggering pains on the face, typical symptoms, and potential medical and dental checks, numbness methods, vitamins, antiseizure medicine, injections, and possible surgical nerve disconnection. Dr Fern offers to address questions in the column.

Dr. Fern

Olds Seniors On Trip to Chicago

The Olds Senior Class travels to Chicago by train Monday with Superintendent and Mrs Byrum Thomas and Mr and Mrs Marvin Rinner. They plan to return Wednesday evening. The outing includes teachers from the Winfield Mt Union School.

Martha E. Anderson Olds Olds Byrum Thomas Marvin Rinner Chicago Clarence Leichty Finley Church Leichty Sebergs Elsworth Anderson Virgil Linder Winfield Paul Paisley Edwin Saltzman Robert Williams Frank Wenger Walter Gray Virginia Kinney Letha Plowman Linder Wyman Bidg Winfield-Mt. Union School

Contract Bridge by B Jay Becker Record Note

West South dealer Both sides vulnerable North AK543 43 J54 Q1098 KJ985 4 J96 Q1087 Air South AK76 AQ104 East

B. Jay Becker

Nail-Biting Bridge Duel From Early Contract Play

The article recalls a 1927 bridge deal where South, after an imaginative defense by West and an NE opening, converts to four hearts. South wins seven of eight tricks, ends with AQ10 hearts, and doubles the contract, a vivid example of early strategic play and daring bidding from syndicate-era reportage.

South West North King Res Syndicate, Inc

Widow’s charity builds Kalabryta church in Greece

San Francisco widow Katrina Jellepis, living on 240 dollars a month, has sent more than 20000 dollars to Kalabryta, Greece. The royal award followed, allowing reconstruction of the Greek Orthodox church and a war memorial in the town square.

San Francisco UPI America Katrina Jellepis Jellepis Greece Jellepsis Sophie Kalabryta Royal Order of Welfare

Bermuda Taxi Drivers Serve As Goodwill Ambassadors

Bermuda taxi drivers act as courteous well informed guides aiding visitors with Bermuda history folklore hotel rates and island landmarks. The badge system for drivers ensures high standards and discipline while shop clerks and civic pride keep Hamilton clean and welcoming to over 100000 annual visitors.

Bermuda

M M Flynn Returns Home After Hospital Stay

Keota May 3 M M Flynn has returned home from a 10 day checkup at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City. Carl Chapman age 59 brother of Tally Chapman died Tuesday at 6 p m at a hospital in Muscatine.

Boyd Sanders Keota M. Flynn Mercy Hospital Iowa City Carl Chapman Tally Chapman Muscatine

Linda Lee to Wed Kenneth Striegel in Keota

Mr and Mrs Richard Lee Keota announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Lou Lee to Kenneth J Striegel son of Mr and Mrs Delbert Striegel Harper The wedding is planned for June 2 at St Elizabeths Church Harper Linda is a Keota High School graduate and works for the University of Iowa Iowa City Kenneth is a St Elizabeths High School graduate and now a farmer

Keota Richard Lee Linda Lou Kenneth J. Striegel Delbert Striegel Harper St. Elizabeths Church Miss Lee Keota High School State University of Iowa Iowa City Striegel St. Elizabeths High School

Abacus May Be Developed Soon As Aid to Blind Mathematicians

Kentucky official T. V. Cranmer adapts a felt-backed abacus to help the blind perform arithmetic. A pilot with about 50 volunteers will test Cranmer's Computer aided by Braille manuals. Mass production could begin within a year at $1.50 to $3 per device.

Frankfort UPI Kentucky T. V. Cranmer Kentucky Department of Education Cranmer Los Angeles American Printing House For the Blind of Louisville

Michigan Residents Callers at Kalona

Kalona Iowa May 2 visitors and dinner guests are listed from Kalamazoo Michigan to Hills and Wellman. Families visiting include Rineharts Gingerich Swartzendruber Miller and Yotty clans with extended hospitality at local homes and Serv-A-Well cafe.

Kalona Robert Rinehart Kalamazoo Michigan Elmer Lienemann Iowa City Dorothy Gingerich Francis Mellecker Bernard Mellecker Hills Mary Yotty Marvin Yotty Roman Miller Oakdale Gail Swartzendruber Loren Swartzendruber Lone Tree Bessie Kosnar Clutter Harry Malichky Sr Edward F. Miller Cecil Miller Galen Dale Brenneman and Sons Ben M. Miller Miller Marvin Borntrager

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