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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1963

Page

2

New Washington Welcomes Several Incoming Families

City hostess Mrs. Robert Swift greets new residents including Millhouser Bill and wife from Batavia at 730 South Fourth. Russell family from Princeton and five children move to 520 South Iowa while joining local clubs. Hansen family from Fairfield relocates to 1120 East Washington with five children. MacLachlan family and daughter Laura reside at the United Presbyterian Home while Johanna aids her mother after missionary service in India.

Washington Robert Swift Russell Consumers Cooperative Association Donald Hansen East Fairfield Daniel Debbie Denise Dennis Douglas Presbyterian Church Advance Ross MacLachlan Johanna MacLachlan Laura United Presbyterian Home India Glenn Knapp Gladys Darmstadt Germany C. L. Foster Jr 21St Artillery A.P.O New York N. Y

Thompson couple welcome son Stephen Howard at Mercy Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Thompson of 1202 Arthur Street Iowa City welcomed a son Stephen Howard born Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Iowa City weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces. The baby's mother is Betty Hess formerly. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hess host siblings Sandy Sue staying here a few days.

Mark Thompson Arthur Street Iowa City Stephen Howard Mercy Hospital Betty Hess Sandy Sue Howard Hess

On The Record Hospital Admits and Births Brief

Admitted yesterday Joyce Ballard Washington surgical. Today Connie Rae Williams Washington surgical. Mrs Andy Kaufman Wayland medical. Births yesterday Mr and Mrs James Junkin Washington a son. Dismissed today Don Orr West Chester.

Joyce Ballard Washington Surgical Connie Rae Williams Andy Kaufman Wayland Medical James Junkin Don Orr West Chester

Social Calendar notices for upcoming week in Prairie

All notices for this column must be in by 10 a m on day of first publication. Printed three days in advance. Thursday events include Prairie Flower Missionary Society 7 p m OBS 8 p m Masonite Temple and Women of Moose 8 p m with executive board at 7 p m. Friday circles of Methodist WSCS meet at 2 p m at various hostesses and locations including church and Masonic Temple. Saturday Shirts and Skirts 8 30 p m Legion Hall with Don Roberts as caller. Monday Golden Age Club 10 a m YWCA rooms sack lunch Bible 2 p m and Evening Literature 7 45 p m Maud Jackson.

Prairie Flower Missionary Society Daryl Bell Masonite Temple Women of Moose Moose Home Martha Group John Green Priscilla Harold Been B.B. Bordwell Sr L.L. Loveless Mary Smith Harold Ahrens C.R. Livingston Homer Brinning L. F. Harding Verle Gallagher Wesleyan Service Guild Truman Hysell Christian Cwf Ruth Group Ira Morrison Esther Group Leslie Beenblossom Dorcas Group Etieine Spenser Brighton Ces Masonic Temple Marion Ave UPW Robert Wiley P.F. Whisler William Sheetz Jay Brewer Arley Brown Walter Starr Nina Bowers Margaret Vinton Legion Hall Don Roberts Golden Age Club Ywca Rooms Walter Bauer Maud Jackson

Past Noble Grand Circle meets with Leona Kos

The Past Noble Grand Circle gathered Tuesday with Leona Kos as Mrs. G A Reinert presided and eleven members attended. They voted to donate 15 to ward paint for the dining room and enjoyed traveling bingo and a pine needle craft demonstration by Mrs. Albert Wehr. Next meeting is November 5 with Mrs. O R Mayo.

Noble Grand Circle Leona Kos G. A. Reinert Albert Wehr Don Boyer O.R. Mayo

Cinderella 4-H Club meets at West Chester Methodist Church

The Cinderella 4-H Club met with Diana Reif presiding. Twelve members three leaders three prospective members and three guests attended. Checks were given for fair demonstrations and new officers for Cloverleaf were elected. A hayride was planned for October 17 with refreshments provided.

West Chester Methodist Church Diana Reif Julia Radda Donna Dixie Lynn Melvin Booth John Combs Morton Carr Chris Duvall Vicky Bauer Barbara Radda Jane Combs Diana Reis Cindy Statler Denise Ralston Peggy Hahn Vicki Smith Washington Cloverleaf 4 - H Club Patty Sheets Marie Jones Dianna Hesseltine Sally Sheetz Diane Young Suzette Graber Teri Jewell Linda Mitchell Mitchell

Grace Hill Ladies Aid Meets to Piece Quilt

Grace Hill Ladies Aid members gathered at the community building for a regular session to piece a quilt with Mrs Merle Brinning teaching a lesson on Total Forgiveness. Mrs Richard Hayes led, plans were set for two lunch sales and a bake sale in December.

Grace Hill Ladies Aid Merle Brinning Richard Hayes Leonard Brinning Hayes Keith McClelland Max Waterhouse Green Lakes Wis

Retarded Children's Association Meets in Washington County

The regular meeting of the Washington County Retarded Children's Association was held at the schoolhouse on the Fairgrounds. Mrs. Earl Lowe presided. A program by local attendees of Des Moines regional meetings on mental deficiency was led by Vince Foubert, school psychologist, with reports from Mrs. Lorraine Suter Mrs. Sharon Cox and Mrs. Phyllis Carter.

Washington County Retarded Children's Association Fairgrounds Earl Lowe Washington County American Association Des Moines Vince Foubert Lorraine Suter Sharon Cox Phyllis Carter

Lorraine Suter Addresses Kiwanis on Public Health Nursing

Washington County Public Health Nurse Lorraine Suter spoke at the Kiwanis Club luncheon outlining her role and training. She emphasized professional oversight by the Washington County Medical Association and her work with about 50 families focusing on handicapped children mental retardation and communicable diseases. She noted the travelogue and adventure series at Washington High School with season tickets available to Kiwanis members.

Washington County Lorraine Suter Kiwanis Club Washington County Medical Association Suter Kiwanis Washington High School

Corey Is Named In $120000 Damage Suit

Anna Margarita Giese of Lima Peru files a federal damage suit in Des Moines seeking $120000 from Louis Kossuth Schwartz III of Short Hills New Jersey and Elwyn W. Corey administrator of Warren Elwyn Coreys estate of Washington route one for a fatal Ottumwa crash on March 30 1963. The suit follows the death of Warren Elwyn Corey in the Ottumwa incident. Parley Baer known as Mayor Stoner on The Andy Griffith Show worked as a circus wild animal trainer during part of his career.

Anna Margarita Giese Lima Peru Des Moines Louis Kossuth Schwartz III Short Hill N. J Elwyn W. Corey Warren Elwyn Corey Route One Washington Ottumwa Parley Baer Mayor Stoner Andy Griffith Show Circus

Youth Pinned Under Car For Hours

Donald Vlasek, UH student and former Spring Branch High School football star, spent over seven hours trapped as a car settled on him in a Houston garage. His brother and father freed him after dawn, with doctors reporting head injuries and exposure but noting he was in fair condition.

Vlasek Travis Vlasek Donald Travis Forrest Frank Vlasek Houston Spring Branch High School

Noise fines and traffic charges in local briefs

Robert Joe Miller of Rural Route 2 Washington was picked up by the city police and convicted on excessive noise. John Blakeley of Fairfield was fined 25 dollars plus costs after being charged with failure to yield to right of way. William Pfeiffer of Wellman was fined 20 dollars for carrying assembled guns in a motor vehicle by Justice Holden.

Robert Joe Miller Washington John Blakeley Fairfield Glenn B. Holden William Pfeiffer Wellman Justice Holden

Wooden stretcher promises fewer moves in patient transport

Article discusses the dangers of moving injured patients repeatedly and highlights Dr. Jesse T. Littleton's wooden stretcher design. The device allows transfer through hospital departments without rehandling and aims to reduce additional injury and X-ray interference. It notes millions of accidents annually and praises first aid basics.

Coleman Jesse T. Littleton Sayre Pennsylvania Littleton America

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