Local social notes list numerous family visits and travels
A long list of names and towns highlights summer gatherings, visits in Sioux City Omaha and Crescents, and relatives traveling to Fort Lewis for military basic training. Several families from Gleanswood and nearby communities hosted, visited, or joined weekend gatherings, with multiple trips to Pierre and White Sulphur Springs noted.
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Dereyne Mensehel
Hawsi
Mire
Geeios Schoening
Art. Schoesing
Lester Heedese
Awe Mergen
Gleek
Bot Schoenine
Rose Lake
Harton
Bits
Roy Scheel
Mic. Wel
Roger Scheel
Rhorda
Ricki
Sioux City
Rhodds
Herold Williams
Milton Schackiebeck
Robert O Brien
Sacraments
Calif
Halph Wilson
Oakizin
Sehackiebeck
Wilson
Herold
Diz
Joe Krase
Clint Frank
Omaha
Ati
Frank
White Selphur Springs
W. Vat
Jim Ord
Gienwooed
Aml
Gerald Sesdill
Marvin Lintner
Bhi Mass
Allen Schoaning
Maredona
Gerald Stoadill
Fred Techer
John Fienazen
Crescent
Margi Williams
Gerad Wilson
Wededasa
Her- Seer
Wise
Araty
Clarence Mass
Eppier
Fridzr
Fort Lewis
Wash Ady
Mre
Freck Becker
Ares
Taree
Mildred
Glesweld
You Are Involved Whether You Like it or Not
A reflective piece questions bystanders why they fail to help intoxicated drivers. It argues society bears responsibility for not intervening or reporting impaired motorists, noting how many lives end on highways when bystanders refuse to act. The text urges proactive action by citizens and authorities.
SCLC clashes and plans amid Resurrection City camp
Amid Resurrection City tensions, leaders clash over goals while police confront mass civil disobedience threats. Williams announces arrests and jail, promising 30,000 more demonstrators in Washington if eviction occurs. California protester faces shooting charges. another man charged with burglary. House Public Works moves to bar camping after June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Washington
Resurrection City
California
Poor Peoples March
Bayard Rustin
House “Public Works Committee
SCLC
Camping comparison and Truth In Lending update
A traveling Indiana family sought a camping permit near the Washington Mall but were told no city camping area exists in the National Park Service. The article contrasts this with ongoing SCLC camping on federal park land and questions equal treatment by agencies. It also notes the Truth In Lending Act signed by the President to reveal loan costs and bring lenders under federal rules, limiting wage garnishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Washington, D.C
Richard Roudebush
The
Park Service
Trutel
Resurrection City site turmoil and housing bill notes
A chaotic town meeting in the Shantytown spurs residents to demand a voice in the campiagn While calls to burn city halls echo a volatile climate bricks and a Reflecting You water feature amid weather changes reflect public mood. Iowa State lands bill aims to let the university dispose of two beef cattle research tracts totaling 33 acres in Monroe and Decatur counties with sale proceeds funding new land. Crime rises in the Nation's Capitol with Johnson urging 1000 additional police. tourism and hotel business suffer. Flag Day honors the national symbol amid draft card burnings and flag desecration concerns.
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Resurrection City
Campagn
Tian
Iowa State
House of Representatives
John Kyt Hblowa
Iowa State University
Monroe
Decatur
United States
Senate
Johnson
Washington
Traditilion
Receives His Commission as Marine Officer
Davi So Nesain of Tabor received his commission as a Second Lieutenant at the Marine Officers' Candidate Show in Quantico Virginia. He will report July 7 at Camp Wolters near Dallas Texas to begin training as a rifleman. His wife and his parents attended the graduation exercises. Prior to service he was an instructor in the KReass Cry school system and a Fremont Mills high school and Nebraska Wesleyan University graduate.
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Davi So Nesain
Tabor
Quantico
Secon
Pepart Fer Shuly
Camp Wolters
Dallas
Tex
David
Mir
B.S. Newton
Quantics
Davids
Kreass Cry
School System
Fremont Mills High School
Nebraska Wesleyain University
Lincoln
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Fritz
Soudsy
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Tahar
Ioe
Orie Livengood
Mercy Suerte Seok
Janet Joses
Weanty
Howie Gozhe
Aes
Seer Kearing Kopper
Mr. x. Hes
Jenes
Amd Rim
Arnold Kiernsch Biddeere
Ed Seder
Sapir Queming
Keath Leiter
Councill Riuts
Gerald Krese
Grim
Brad
Marold Katean
Gienwood
Pierre
S. 2
Frank Linceke
Famih
Roelisad Fracke
Dehorm
Glemwood
Sachas Aibernoon
Homman Kiersch End
Hecs Madises
Woodbine Sanger
den Smith
Asi Betts
Dectep
Sepped
Wonghins
Nadison
Daaner
Churches
Donnald Mills
Wash
Josten
Deana
Charles Wis
Jack Mawacu
Mee
Robert Meicgh
Benuring Trisks Betgui
Prorence Hoffaker
Pr Emi
Harold Hoffaker
Sharon
B. Petersen
REX Theatre
Glenwood
Walt Disney
Layton L. Hertz
Iowa
State Department OF Social Wel
Hve
Clayton L. Hertz
Grace Beck
F. Rennedy i
America
Stary
SGEY
Sem
Robert F. Kennesr
Christian Leadership Conference
Souatter
Hoses Williams
Adin
Capitol Hill
Malvern
Don Alstrope
State Highway Commission
Bill Scherler
J. A. Kline
Charles Costillo
Costello Agency
Costello Insurance and Real Estate
Malvorn
Atraziria
Customars
Sunray DX Oil Company
Houser DX Oil Co
Bill Blackburn
Malvern, Iowa
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