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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1964

Page

5

Pre School Projects Aim to Close Education Gap

NEA reports two dozen cities pursue pre school programs for deprived children. New Yorks Deutsch develops a curriculum to teach reading and self awareness, emphasizing beauty and order in city slum classrooms. Early admissions projects like Baltimore and city centers target three and four year olds to prevent lifelong deprivation. Francis Keppel urges early start to cancel out future inequalities.

Washington UPI National Education Association NEA Deutsch Association Baltimore September Journal Francis Keppel U. S

Wallerich patient, baby born, local social notes

Mrs Homer Wallerich underwent major surgery at the University Hospital in Iowa City and is expected to return home September 12. A baby girl Debra Margaret was born August 20 to Mr and Mrs Bill Harnish, welcomed by brother Johnny. The Fr ancis Whites visited in Keota and plan moves, with travel stops noted. Jeanne McCrabb bridal shower honored by Patricia Sondag and Beverly Graff at the Sonday home with pink and white decor and gifts registered by James McCrabb.

Boyd Sanders Keota Homer Wallerich University Hospital Iowa City Bill Harnish Debra Margaret Johnny Harnish Rita Wallerich Rollin White Grand Canyon Boulder Dam Colorado Los Angeles James White P. A. Weeger Jeanne McCrabb Patricia Sondag Beverly Graff Sonday Donald McCrabb Hale Martha Dunbar James McCrabb

Tetanus dangerous but preventable

Tetanus or lockjaw is one of the most dangerous diseases, with about 60 percent mortality in untreated cases. The AMA notes it is nearly preventable by immunization, yet about three quarters of adults lack immunity due to missed shots or boosters. Spores in soil invade via wounds, and once in the body produce toxins that attack nerve centers causing muscle spasms and rigid jaw.

Chicago UPI American Medical Association AMA U. S

Debra Mayer Guest at Wellston

Debra Mayer spent last week with us at Wellston. Various relatives visited, with Joyce McClelland and others stopping by. Local families hosted dinners and gatherings as neighbors extended hospitality.

Debra Mayer Wellston

Dinner Guests and Local Visits Noted in Martha Hartsock Haskins Item

Una Gordon hosts guests including Leo Farrington of Iowa City and Bill White of Chicago. Mrs. Bean visits Milton Edmonds home, Jack Herr sees granddaughter Joyce Lynne in Mt. Pleasant, and Roy Steele visits Ben Harrison home. Arbogasts’ children at Bill Wilson home during State Fair. Lillian Endicott visits Mt. Pleasant. Karol Krotz begins at Ainsworth Attendance Center with kindergarten every other day.

Haskins Leo Farrington Iowa City Bill White Chicago Una Gordon Jim Bean Milton Edmonds Oxford Jack Herr Mt. Pleasant Joyce Lynne Henry County Hospital Bill Johnson Lockridge Roy Fran Lyle Max Embree Washington Karol Krotz Wilbur Krotz Ainsworth

Nurse groups meet at Wayland in quarterly R N and L P N gathering

In Wayland on August 27 thirty five attendees joined hostesses Mrs J G Widmer Mrs Marvin Widmer and Mrs Galen Widmer for the Southeast Iowa R N and L P N meeting at Parkview Home. The program focused on diets and geriatrics with a panel, followed by social time and refreshments. Numerous local families and visitors were noted, including birthdays, travel, and weekend guests. The Wayland High School class of 1982 also held a reunion dinner at Mt Pleasant to mark 32 years since graduation.

Wayland Parkview J.G. Widmer Marvin Widmer Galen Widmer Iowa R.N L.P.N Pleasantview Kalona Ezra Roth Derald Burkeys Seward Nebraska Ezra Nick Roth Levi Roth J.S. Wyse Whittier Calif Zuber Amana James Troutman Noah Wittmer Mt. Pleasant August Zieglowsky S. C. Wittmer Joseph Offutt Elizabeth Offutt Our House Frank Magdefray Willis Belle Plaine Chicago Adrian Mich Mildred Paul Rainiers Eva Adams Detroit Michigan Edith Yount Richard Shumaker Mark Alliman Greg Gowey Eddie Boshart Brian Fort Mike Marvin Tulk Long Grove Everett Monson Glen McCoy Lockridge Kent Lee Ronnie van Ness Dan Brooks Marie Johnson Moore Campbell, Calif Pete Alliman Knoxville Harold Meyer Edith Roth Guy Messer Marjorie Shockley Vinton Wayland Mennonite James Wyse Omer Nisley Melvin Clark Boyd Garrett Joe Gowey Thurlone Myers Dennis Wlopfenstein Kenneth Miller Orval Roth Mission Beatrice Zihlman W. H Boekelman Home Department Mabel Roth Home Dept Milton Roth Jim Henss Carrol Peterson Dean Kauffman Dick Schlatter C. C. Wyse Donnie

Hollywood buys rights to The Lonely Street murder tale

Jack L. Warner announced his studio has purchased screen rights to The Lonely Street, a film based on the Kitty Genovese murder in New York City earlier this year. The project signals a dramatic true crime adaptation with potential star casting and production plans under way.

Buys Rights Hollywood UPI Jack L. Warner Kitty Genovese New York City

Washington Evening Journal staff and affiliations

The Washington Evening Journal of Washington Iowa lists staff roles including David Elder editor and business manager William Shannon vice president and advertising director Charles Morris news editor Bob Shaffer local advertising Bruce Cowden contributing editor Howard Hazen production superintendent and notes it is published afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4th with second class matter status and press association memberships.

David Elder William Shannon Charles Morris Bob Shaffer Bruce Cowden Howard Hazen Washington Iowa United Press Inland Daily Press Ass Iowa Daily Press Ass Iowa Press Ass'n Audit Bureau of Circulations

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Education Brooklyn, N. Y Martin Duetsch Institute of Developmental Studies of New York City) Medical College G. H. Mayer Lester Mayer Craig Joyce McClelland Debra Joan Niffenegger West Chester Keith McClelland Joyce Beverly Bill Pepper Wellman Don Grant Davenport Lavern Sherman Charles Ashby Larry Sheets Florida Roy Page Ethel Sharon Shultz Hawkeye Acres Crawfordsville H. A. Zara Robert Carr Diane Bert Priebe Algona American Angus Association Ivan Hartsock Ezra Widmer Nesbitt The Washington Evening Journal Washington, Iowa
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