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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1963
Page
3
An article on recognizing hearing loss and overcoming stigma. It argues many with hearing impairment delay diagnosis and rely on others, but medical and surgical advances have improved hearing via devices and treatments. Encourages seeking professional diagnosis and emphasizes that there is no shame in being deaf.
North dealer opens with one no trump and West leads a heart. South responds to three no trump, but the defense can exploit a out of suit trick by West. Declarer must plan careful play as the diamond suit is crucial to the contract.
Dear Abby column shows a six marriages, love for the fifth husband, and advice to move on. A 16 year old daughter faces an 18 year old boyfriend, with opinions from a cautious father. Donna Martin thanks Abby for eye donation inspiration. Ottawa adds a $2 million Japan inspired motor hotel with a Japanese garden and pond.
TV listings reveal a CBS debut for the Danny Kaye Show at 9 pm with Jackie Cooper Lovelady Powell and the duo Joe and Eddie. Captain Kangaroo and Art Linkletter’s House appear early, NBC screens Senate crime hearings summary, CBS Reports interview with Defense Secretary McNamara, Glynis Johns debuts in a mystery venture, and NBC presents Mystery Theatre with Man Without a Witness.
A steady stream of out of town visitors visits members of the United Presbyterian Home family. Dr and Mrs Rui of Medford Oregon visit Mrs Lois Swain sister of Mrs Henderson. Mrs Robert Smock from Ithaca NY visits her mother Mrs William French. Ruth L Courter of Winfield visits guests Margaret Works and Margaret Beveridge renewing old friendships.
Round Grove, Sept 18 George Bixby reports seventeen sheep killed Sunday night in the pasture east of their home. The piece notes how farm dogs sometimes become vicious killers, especially when running with other dogs. Other local items include visits, birthdays, church ordinations, and a hospital admission. The Stop and Go Club will resume meetings on Thursday Sept 26 at the correspondent's home, noting a shift from Tuesday.
Harriet J. Jones has gone to Illesheim Germany where she will teach in the American Elementary School Storck Barracks The barracks population is 2500 She will teach about twenty five children Howard Dunn a Grinnell College graduate will attend Columbia University Law School in New York City this year Howard is the son of Mr and Mrs William Dunn Robert May son of Mr and Mrs Warren May is attending Muscatine Junior College He graduated from Columbus Community high school last May.
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