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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1966

Page

5

Kissable Germ-free Romeo and an undemanding mother in law

Dear Abby fielded readers on romance and etiquette in a column that weighs germs and boundaries. A kiss conscious suitor refuses to kiss, while a mother-in-law overfills meals and gifts, then reads a son’s letters from his girlfriend to guests, provoking lasting anger from the wife. The letters reveal tension between propriety, affection, and control within families in wartime and modern contexts.

Abby Unki Romeo Indaw

Keota WSCS hosts interfaith luncheon with Des Moines speaker

The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Keota Methodist hosted women from Keota Bethel and area churches for a luncheon and meeting. Jim Dunn of Des Moines spoke on Affluence Poverty Dilemma, raising a freewill offering to support his poverty program. Ruth Ginkens presided as 24 members and two guests attended, with plans announced for a public supper October 20 and a first study course October 13.

Keota Woman’s Society of Christian Service Methodist Church Bethel Church Jim Dunn Des Moines Irene Richardson Bernice Mittison Richardson Dunn WSCS Ruth Ginkens Pat Potter Ginkens Ruby Helscher

Professional Directory Listing of Local Attorneys and Doctors

A dense directory lists Louis J. Kenur attorney Jeffry Kidg and Meeker Bates law firms with offices at 204 West Main 225 West Main and 9% West Washington Street. Other entries name Morrison Morrison and Lloyd at 21 W Washington, John C Owen at 9% West Washington, Stewart and Shearer at 225 West Main, Dr P L Etter osteopathic physician, and Joan W Lemmon D D offering eye care services at 527 South Iowa.

Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main Joan W. Lemmon D. D South Iowa Christian Tabernacle

Lemmon's Life Comedy of Names and Navy Woes

Oscar winner Jack Lemmon recounts changing his name from Lemmon to Orange for career reasons, his Navy misadventure as a signal officer, and his rise from Harvard, radio, and Broadway to film. He notes future projects on aging and employment, and shares family details including his wife Felicia Farr and children Courtney and Christopher.

Abwurk UPD Lemmon Orange Timothy Orange Harvard Navy Ensign Pulver Mr. Roberts Boston New York Hollywood Broadway Judy Holliday Irma la Douce United Artists Felicia Farr Courtney Cynthia Stone Christopher

Royalty Is Elected Homecoming King and Queen

Highland students elected Cheryl Jennings and Richard Rice as Homecoming King and Queen. Activities began with Boom Night featuring class skits, a pep rally, and a large bonfire. Winners included Girls Letter Club with A Coaches Dilemma, Junior class with The Trial of the Wolves, Sophomores with Little Red Riding Hood Sometimes. The winning float, by seventh and eighth grades, showed a steam train All aboard for Victory. Huskies tied Winfield Mt Union in a thrilling game with Jan Edwards crowning the queen. Attendants Marilyn Frank and Mary Lord. other royalty members John Sojka and cot McCracken. A dance followed in the gym. Sophomores chose class rings. Mr. Brush attended Guidance Conference in Cedar Falls. Mr. Miles to attend Area 10 Vocational meeting in Cedar Rapids. Highland Band invited to Columbus Day Parade in Columbus Junction October 14. Superintendent meeting set October 18 at Highland.

Highland Cheryl Jennings Richard Rice Highland Huskies Winfield-Mt. Union Brush Cedar Falls Miles Area 10 Vocational School Cedar Rapids Highland School Columbus Junction

Two Americans Share Nobel Prize in Medicine

STOCKHOLM UP I reports that 1966 Nobel Prize in medicine went to two Americans Francis Peyton Rous of the Rockefeller Institute New York and Charles B Huggins of the University of Chicago The prize worth 60000 dollars will be split between them Rous, 87, is in New York at the Rockefeller Institute and has studied viruses in cancer Huggins, 65, a surgery professor and Ben May Laboratory director in Chicago since 1951, has advanced hormonal treatment of prostatic cancer.

Stockholm UPI Francis Peyton Rous Rockefeller Institute New York Charles B. Huggins University of Chicago Rous Conrad E. Block Feodor Lynen Medical Research Department New York City Huggins Ben May Laboratory Chicago

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