Obituary of Clair C. Arnold 1893 1986 Garden Grove
Clair C Arnold 92 of Chariton died June 18 at Chariton Manor after a life as a farmer in Garden Grove area. He served in WWI and was a charter member of Point Le Grave American Legion Post and South Central Production Credit Association director. Survived by sisters Lillian Hunter Mildred Coffey Audrey Dent brother Clifford Arnold and many nieces. Funeral services were June 21 at Slade and Duerr Leon with Masonic service and military honors.
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Clair Cecil Arnold Clair Arnold
Morris
Sarah Evelyn
Hawk) Arnold
Chariton
Chariton Manor
Clifford
Garden Grove
Clair
Masonic Order
Point-Le- Grove
American Legion Post
South Central Production Credit Association
PCA
South America
Gulf
Baffin Islands
Canada
Lillian Hunter
Mildred Coffey
Council Bluffs
Audrey Dent
Humeston
Clifford Arnold
Clair C. Arnold
Slade and Duerr
Leon
Blair
Fidelity Lodge
Point-Le-Grave
American Legion
Arnold Coffey
Jerry Arnold
George Arnold
Max Arnold
Wilbur Chaney
Joe Dent
Roger Coffey
Gail
Emory
Harry Arnold
Burnice Arnold
Estella Sheimo
Funeral services for Leo W. Hughes held in Alaska
Leo W. Hughes 72 former Wayne County resident died recently with services held June 18 at Foothills Baptist Church Hardy Alaska and graveside rites at Newton Memorial Park Newton. He was born May 20 1914 in Wayne County and lived in Newton before retirement as a correctional captain at River View Release Center in 1979. He left a wife Leitha Coffey five children and siblings and was uncle to Janell Thrane and cousin by marriage to Bernita Abel.
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Leo W. Hughes
Wayne County
Foothills Baptist Church
Hardy
Norvin Jones
Newton Memorial Park
Newton
Bernie Payne
Southtown Baptist Church
Des Moines
Clarence E
Katie Murphy Hughes
Allerton High School
Leitha Coffey
Corydon
Clive
Eldora
Riverview
Arkansas
Hughes
Immanuel Baptist Church
Leitha
Larry
Roger
Leland
Barry
Luther
Cheryl
Terry
W. Elmo
Urbandale
E. Eugene
Long Island
Inez
Paul
Wallace-Peace Funeral
Janell Thrane
Bernita Abel
Matrons Bridge Night at Barr’s Home Hosts Playful Evening
Barr Mary entertained the Matrons Bridge Club on June 19 with Imogene Kinnear as guest. Present were Ruth Richard, Merle Sundquist, Maxine Yates, Mardelle Southard, Vivian Garton, and Barr Marjorie Stanley led as high scorer.
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Mary Barr
Matrons Bridge Club
Imogene Kinnear
Ruth Richard
Merle
Sundquist
Maxine Yates
Mardelle Southard
Vivian Garton
Barr Marjorie Stanley
Bridge
Beta Sigs induct three to new Beta Sigma Phi chapter
The chapter met at Ruby's Cozy Inn on June 17 at 7 p.m. to induct Claudia Brown Dianne Olson and Barb Stiles. Before dinner the Ritual of Jewels welcomed new members. Plans were shared for two summer fundraisers Apprecia tion Day concession stand and the Mormon Trail class of 1966 reunion dinner August 2. The chapter will offer chances to win two $50 grocery certificates and a baby quilt with a drawing on Appreciation Day.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Ruby’s
Cozy Inn
Claudia Brown
Dianne Olson
Barb Stiles
Chariton Couple to Note 25th Wedding Anniversary
Dwaine and Marge Stewart of rural Chariton will celebrate 25 years of marriage with an open house on Sunday. The reception from 2 to 4 p.m. will be at First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall Chariton. Hosts are their children Debra and Dale Linneman and David and Denise Stewart. Friends and relatives are invited. gifts are not requested.
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Dwaine
Marge Stewart
Chariton
First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall
Debra
Dale Linneman
David
Denise Stewart
Legion Auxiliary Poppy Sales Raise 186.32 in Humeston
The Humeston Legion Auxiliary met June 12 at Ruth Richard s home with six members answering roll. President Mildred Leech led the meeting noting poppy sales total of 186.32. Dues set at 5 for seniors and 2 for juniors for 1987. Next meeting July 10 at 7 30 p.m. with Ruth Richard.
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Humeston Legion Auxiliary
Ruth Richard
Mildred Leech
Antique trends mix gauche with chic in Kovels 18th edition
Virginia Sponster notes the Kovels 18th edition shifts chic with trends in antiques. Out are wall plates and German English porcelains while in are fifties style blonde wood and items like Noguchi tables Blenko olive dishes and Herman Miller chairs.
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Ralph
Terry Kovel
Ohr
Stitchery Club Tapes Play At Meeting With Abel
Stitchery Club met with Bernita Abel on June 18 with Phyllis Carlton Mary Wandell Marge Gunzenhauser and Ruth Shanks present. Members staged a play Abel had acted in at a lodge meeting and taped it. No club party this month. Next meeting hosted by Ruth Shanks on July 16 with refreshments.
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Stitchery Club
Bernita Abel
Phyllis Carlton
Mary Wandell
Marge Gunzenhauser
Ruth Shanks
Mrs. Abel
Garden Grove area church services and schedules
Calvary Bible Church led by Pastor Dennis Reinhold meets in the old Masonic Lodge across from the Post Office with Sunday School at 9 45 and church at 11 00 Youth groups and Bible study at 6 00 p m Eden Baptist Church under Pastor Gerald Campbell offers Sunday School at 9 45 and church at 11 am with Sunday evening service at 7 pm and Wednesday Bible study and prayer at 7 pm Woman’s Missionary Society meets on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 7 pm.
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High Point United Methodist Church
Richard Speight
Leon
Calvary Bible Church
Dennis Reinhold
Old Masonic Lodge
Garden Grove
Apostolic Christian Church
Bill
Glenn Funk
Fellowship
Women’s Circle
Ottumwa forum on hospitality workshop for tourists
Ottumwa Area Chamber of Commerce hosts a hospitality workshop titled Your Hospitality is Showing at the former Walsh Junior High Building 2662 Meadowdale Ottumwa. Two sessions 2 4 p.m. and 7 9 p.m. no cost reservations urged. Attendees include Barb Duvall Iowa Development Commission tourism division and Tom Quinn ISU Extension along with other tourism professionals from Wapello County and southern Iowa.
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Ottumwa Area
Barb Duvall
Iowa Development Commission
Duvall
Iowa
Community calendar notes Mike Storm joins Dell Rapids High
Mike Storm graduates from Central College with degrees in physical education and English. He will teach junior high language arts and coach boys varsity basketball at Dell Rapids Public High School while assisting the girls team. The calendar lists local events from June 25 to July 1 including blood drive, jam sessions, senior citizens dinner, and sports.
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Michael Storm
Central College
Pella
Dell Rapids
Community Center
Humeston Pickers
Eden Baptist Church
Royal Neighbors
Ruby’s
Cozy Inn
Dorothy Trisler
Corydon
Lamont
Derby
Chariton
Melcher-Dallas
Osceola
Humeston Library
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Sponsler
City of
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Decatur
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Clarke Counties
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the Bankers Life
Citizens South Central
Insurance Agency
Humeston, Iowa
Dwaine and
Legion Auxiliary Nets
Ermaline Roe
Virginia's Corner
Virginia Sponster
Salvation Army
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Area Churches
United Trinity Parish
Eldon Ringle
LeRoy Presbyterian
Humeston Christian
United Methodist Church
Christ the Servant Lutheran Church
Louis Hoger
Doug Sel
Highway
Woodland Community Church Phy
Ottumwa
Wapello County
Tom Quinn
Iowa State University Extension
Dennis
Last Chance
Mike Storm
South Dakota
Humeston High School
Joyce Trisler
Box
Towa
Gabriel
R&d Automotive Homeston
Kathy Gunzenhauser
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