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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1963
Page
7
An article discusses myasthenia gravis, its symptoms, suspected causes, and current treatments that help patients live normal lives. It also covers a study by Dr Berry Brazelton on newborn crying, noting crying declines after early weeks and reflects on emotional links to home stress.
Cecil Greiner left for Minot North Dakota for his brother Sam who will discharge from the Army Thursday after four years of service. Keota notes list local families visiting and celebrating birthdays with dinners and gatherings among residents in Sigourney Washington and Brighton.
Mrs Raymond Herr and Mr and Mrs Forrest Green attended an open house at the Eastern Star Home in Boone on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Hotchkiss and Dougie of Fairfield visited Sunday and had supper with Mr and Mrs Bill Hotchkiss. Mabel Morris and Tressie Schreck-
In Westchester Bluebirds organize at the K P hall after school with two groups. The 2nd graders form the Happy Blue-Birds led by Mrs. Jerry Foriash and the 3rd graders form the Bubbling Blue Birds led by Mrs. Lee Mangold. Meetings are the 1st and 3rd Mondays with assistants Mrs. Keith Huber and Mrs. Kenneth Dusenbery.
The Wayland Methodist Church W S C S plans an fried mush and pancake breakfast on Wednesday October 9 from 5 30 a m to 1 p m at the church. Menu includes fried mush sausage pancakes and coffee with adults 75 cents and children 50 cents.
Gene Baumert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Baumert, leaves Keota for Des Moines then San Diego to begin U S Navy boat training. He is the ninth Baumert in service and one daughter has served.
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