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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1964

Page

5

Third Shot Academic Kennedy Death Recounted

A UPI report on the Warren Commission findings after Kennedy's assassination notes the first shot was nonlethal, the second fatal, and the third head wound rendered saving him impossible. Parkland doctors tried every technique but could not revive him, confirming the best care could not overcome the fatal injury. The piece discusses timing the death, autopsy details, and hospital response.

Washington UPI Kennedy Lee Harvey Oswald Warren Commission America Dallas Tex Oswald White House Parkland Hospital John Connally Texas Warren Earl Warren Kemp Clark Lyndon B. Johnson Commission Bethesda Naval Hospital

Karen Hotchkiss Honored At Bridal Shower In Keota

Miss Karen Hotchkiss, bride electric of Mr Steve Dawson, was honored at a Monday evening bridal shower at the home of Mrs Hal Huber and Nancy with hostesses Mrs George Baumert Betty Mrs Richard Mayer Judy and Jeri Mrs Loren Turnipseed Mrs Donna Dale Mrs Ralph Herr Mrs Richard Stewart and Mrs Howard White in Keota. About thirty neighbors attended as decorations featured bittersweet and willow green. Jeri Mayer Linda Huber and Mrs Richard Stewart helped with gifts. Margaret Huber arranged ribbons. games were played. coffee and punch followed with Mrs Gale Hotchkiss and Mrs Ned Gingerich presiding.

Keota Karen Hotchkiss Hal Huber Nancy George Baumert Betty Richard Mayer Judy Jeri Loren Turnipseed Donna Dale Ralph Herr Richard Stewart Howard White Jeri Mayer Linda Huber Margaret Huber Gale Hotchkiss Ned Gingerich Miss Hotchkiss Steve Dawson

Lions Club and TTT Meetings At Crawfordsville

Nineteen members attended the September TTT meeting at Mrs. Paul Harrs home with co hostesses and devotions led by Mrs. Mabel Monson. Rosie Ricks reported on her summer camp experience and the next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Clair Holmes with co host Mrs. Leonard Arthur.

Vivian Wells Crawfordsville TTT Paul Harrs Jo Peterson Mabel Monson Rosie Ricks Clair Holmes Leonard Arthur Robert Miller Suzanne Maureen Victor Borge Burlington Latimer Davis Last Supper Tabernacle No Haaktp Des Moines Clifford Davis

Thompsons Host Visitors in Keota and Surrounding News

Keota residents report a busy social span as Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cotter and family visit from Iowa City and Lake Darling picnic with Benford Thompson. Pvt. Robert Tinnes embarks from Cedar Rapids for Fort Lewis after a 20 day leave. Local guests include Clara Fleenor and John Slaughter of Bristol Virginia.

Keota Russell Cotter Karen Joyce Carolyn Dale Donna Iowa City Benford Thompson Patricia Cotters Thompsons Lake Darling California Clara Fleenor John Slaughter Bristol Virginia George Stoutner Robert Tinnes Milo Tines Fort Lewis Washington Cedar Rapids Margaret Zauha Omaha Nebraska Milo Times Vic Vogel Elmer Harras Harper Cathy Susie Weerman John Weerman Dirk Weerman Mt. Pleasant Susie

Bridge and Pinochle Marathons at Keota

Keota residents and nearby areas are invited to the Keota TT Society Bridge and Pinochle Marathon. Nine matches run from November 1, 1964 to March 1, 1965. Call Mrs Lyle Palmer to sign up. names due by October 10. Schedules set October 26. Meeting notes from Monday at Mrs William Henderson home with Mrs Kay Statler hosting. Linda Harbison spoke of Eden Valley TTT camp activities.

Keota Kay Statler Linda Harbison Eden Valley

Visit Statler family and friends in Kirksville and area

Residents and relatives from Kirksville and surrounding towns visited churches, hospitals, and family homes over the weekend. The Statler and Stoutner families hosted gatherings in Kirksville Washington and Columbus Junction, honoring birthdays and sharing meals. Local residents including Deanna and Nancy Statler, Peggy and Karen Statler, and Clyde Stoutner's family attended multiple social visits.

Bill Johnsons visit at Haskins

Mrs Bill Johnson and children from Lockridge spent Sunday at the Jack Herr home. Sunday dinner guests at Ed gar Whetstines were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Zahs and family. Afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. George Zahs and family of Riverside. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bean and girls of Marion spent the weekend with Mrs. Jim Bean. On Sunday they all had dinner at the Richard Bean home in Ainsworth honoring Richard on his birthday. Overnight guests Saturday at the Bob Bruegge home were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bruegge and Gary of Stockport. Mr. and Mrs. George Papatskis were in Iowa City on business Tuesday. On Wednesday they went to Cedar Rapids to visit friends, returning on Thursday.

Boyd Sanders Keota Cloyce Statler Peggy Karen Keith Statler Cindy Herman Luers Maude Statler Kirksville Missouri Keith Statlers Deanna Nancy State Teachers College David Sondag Davenport Ralph Sondag Dudley Gretter Clyde Stoutner Stoutners Betty Stoutner Margaret Stoutner Jerry Stoutner Washington Stoutner Tom Boyd Stoutner Jeff Cliff Clyde Jr. Stoutner Ron Leitsinger Danny Ames Andy Sheetz Veterans Hospital Iowa City Obert Lillie Oxford J. T. Parke Edna Aller Sigourney Denny Stoutner L. B. Dempsey Debby Columbus Junction Ivan Hartsock Haskins Bill Johnson Lockridge Jack Herr Edgar Whetstines Dean Zahs George Zahs Riverside Donald Bean Marion Jim Bean Richard Bean Ainsworth Richard Bob Bruegge Lee Bruegge Gary Stockport George Papatsakis Cedar Rapids

Mid-Prairie Science Club forms and events noted

The Mid-Prairie High School Science Club organized activities with officer elections led by S. S. Statler. A camera course was planned and Gary Hoskey will speak at the FFA Parents Night with Greenhand and Chapter Farmer degrees awarded to several members. The district band and marching Hawks events are announced along with fire drills and school lunch menus for late September into October.

Mid-Prairie High School S. S. Statler Terry Mangold Ron McClellan Nancy Mangold Kent Fordyce Susie Miller Cheryl Miller Gary Hoskey FFA Mid-Prairie Dale Cox John Wenger Ronnie Benge John Boyse Ray Davisson Ronnie Meyer Curtis Miller Bill Pence John Pei Cedar Falls College Hill Julia Hobbs Doug Goschke Abbie Timmins Ann Josten Barb Beckman Robert Gaston Wayne Mangold West Chester Mid- Prairie Senior High Marching Hawks Nancy Kalona Wellman

Evening Journal item highlights local events in Washington IA

Washington Iowa evening newspaper page from October 1, 1964 highlights local events and notices. Readers see briefs on community happenings, upcoming meetings, and public notices affecting residents. The item emphasizes civic engagement and local concerns in a concise card format.

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