A Cat Named Tabby Becomes Christmas Memory
A humorous reminiscence of a chaotic family Christmas built around a cat named Tabby. The narrator recalls a door sign reading Bah Humbug and the baby’s trickery, plus Tabby’s antics with dogs, a tree, and present boxes, culminating in memories that shape the season.
Schools Have Troubles in Russia Too In Iowa
Dr. Robert C. Jacobson of Vinton, on a Kent State University Education tour, reports Russia's 10 year school system from age seven through university entrance exams. He notes limited activity programs, strong Pioneer clubs run by the Communist party, and summer camps with restricted parental visits. He concludes it was a valuable trip but is glad to return to Iowa.
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Tabby
Vinton
Robert C. Jacobson
Russia
Novosibirsk
Siberia
Jacobson
China
Kent State University Center For Research
Phi Delta Kappa
National
Communist Party
Red Square
Moscow
Lenin
Kremlin Wall
Hughes
Washington
Iowa
U.S
Jack Miller
Sioux City
Dick Clark
Miller
William Scherle
Henderson
Senate
John Culver
Cedar Rapids
Culver
Clark
Gallagher
Kahr
Kohn
Paris
Adelphi Lodge Elects Officers for 1973
KEOTA Adelphi Lodge 353 AF and AM has elected officers for 1973. Otis Jones named Worshipful Master. Forest Tucker as Senior Warden. A I FitzSimmons as Junior Warden. Lester Smith treasurer. Wayne Zehr secretary. Wilbur Wright Senior Deacon. R B Boswell Jr Junior Deacon. Harry Hill Senior Steward. Deane Morris Junior Deacon. C D Kirkpatrick named Tyler.
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Keota — Adelphi Lodge
Otis Jones
Forest Tucker
A. I. FitzSimmons
Lester Smith
Wayne Zehr
Wilbur Wright
R. B. Boswell
Harry Hill
Deane Morris
C. D. Kirkpatrick
Tyler
Political Notes Battle Lines for 1974
Gazette column previews 1974 Iowa elections with potential senate bids by Gov. Robert Ray and Sen. Harold Hughes. It notes off year elections test party organization, lists possible Republican and Democratic candidates, and hints at strategic shifts if Hughes seeks a fourth term or Ray runs for senate.
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United States Senate
Robert Ray
Senate
Harold Hughes
Ray
Roger Jepsen
Arthur Neu
Richard Turner
Andrew Varley
Wine distribution debate prompts private option in Iowa
Legislators weigh privatizing wine sales amid calls to tax and regulate inventories, strengthen distribution, and extend store hours. Proposals list county gaps in Ringgold and Wayne and debate effects on price, refrigeration, and statewide revenue.
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Fahr
Ringgold
Wayne
Gallagher
Sherry Trifle With Time Saving Steps
A party dessert featuring a British style sherry trifle made ahead for easy serving. Packaged pudding and pound cake provide a Yankee time saver, with sherry brushed on cake, currant jelly, vanilla pudding mix, and whipped cream to finish. Serves 8.
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Jess Cat
Jane LaGrange
PTA
Adelphi Lodge
Battle Lines
Gazette
Frank Nye
Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Robert D. Ray
Lowa
Nother Factor Ray
William Gannon
James Schaben
John Tapscott
Paul Franzenburg
Cedar Falls
Legislative Action
Lowans
Roy M. Pitkin
Roger Amiden
Dr. Pitkin
University of California At Davis
Department of Geography
San Fernando Valley State University
Les Amis du Vin, the
Friends of Wine, A Non
Clask U Save
Ellis Bivd