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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1965
Page
3
Dear Abby responds to reader letters defending goats against negative rumors about cleanliness and milk. The column covers misconceptions about goats, opinions on goat milk for ulcer patients, and a discussion on parenting finances for college education. Abby weighs in on whether parents should fund college, noting varied circumstances and the role of saving.
Prairie Flower Baptist Church hosts Evangelist Chelsea J Stockwell for a week of services starting Sunday November 7 at 7 p m nightly and 11 a m Sunday. Special music and nightly themes Faithfulness Neighbor Family Pack a Pew Rally Hour Glory Hour featured. Stockwell noted as a longtime evangelist and composer of gospel songs. Public invited.
Yesterday highlights include births of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gebhardt in Washington and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Durst in Keota. Medical and surgical discharges list several patients from Washington and surrounding towns. Several mothers and children are named alongside last names and towns.
Washington High School students will visit three Iowa colleges on Wednesday for Prospective Teacher Day. The group includes John Phleger Tom Lowe Jan Hotle Carol Wilson Janet Schiebel Jean Morrison Martin MacCarthy Tom Duensing Maria Simmering Judy Vetter from the University of Iowa and St ate College of Iowa and Iowa State University. Participants will tour campuses and observe classes and labs in session.
We Care Inc in Dubuque Iowa forms to collect gifts for every American in Viet Nam. Organizer John Walsh says gifts will express U S citizen appreciation and be distributed through Jaycees and other groups. Headquarters and collection points are in Dubuque with plans to ship 140 000 gifts by Christmas. donations of assorted supplies are urged from nationwide citizens.
Harlan Bernard Miller 51 died Friday night from injuries in an accident two hours earlier. A Clinton resident for eight years formerly of Keota he was a WWII and Korean War veteran and a VFW member. Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. in St Marys Catholic Church Keota with Rev. C M Kempker in charge. Powell Funeral Home in charge rosary 8 p.m. tonight. He leaves twin daughters Karen Sue and Connie Lou, his mother Grace Miller, three brothers Wayne Lyle Gyle, two sisters Virginia Huffman and Eloise Statler, and one grandchild.
The 1965 event featured 20 Greenhands and 7 Chapter Farmers sworn in. Harold Murphy and Roy Hodges spoke. A 4-Star Farmer movie followed, with 90 attendees plus 40 members. Greenhands included Russell Grout and others. Chapter Farmers named Bill Martin and peers. Science Club met Oct. 21 with talks by veteran members on science projects.
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