Center Junction Scouts Plan Program and Reorganize Troop
Center Junction highlights a scout program led by Keith Benner of the Waubeek council featuring a 1946 camp color film and a trail to citizenship presentation. Troop 64 is reorganized with Frank Jones as scoutmaster and John Brokens and Eugene Lyon as assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Keith
Benner
Waubeek Council
Frank Jones
John Brokens
Eugene Lyon
F. B. Koschmann
Boyd Christensen
Lyle Thompson
Fred Brokens
Clitheroe
Eric Clitheroe
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Presbyterian Church
Linda Jean
John Gray
David Michaelson
Les Balster
Hans Hinrichsen
Truman Stanton
Leroy Dirks
Andrew Davis
Davis
Scotch Grove Community Happenings Highlight May Baskets and Celebrations
Timber school pupils presented May baskets to neighbors. Eighth graders at district three host a picnic under the supervision of Miss Phyllis Null. Claude Husmann confirmed at St John’s Lutheran church. A birthday dinner for Carol Naylor honors the daughter with family and friends from Ames Monticello Washington Cedar Rapids and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Curt
Timber School
Emil Husmann
Claude
St. John's Lutheran Church
Arthur Husmann
W. G. Oltmanns
Tommy George
Michael Sharon
Karen Freese
Monticello
Ray Sprague
Charlo, Mont
Jack Naylor
Alice Clark
Cedar Rapids
Jerry Naylor
Ames
Local Men Attend Implement Service School
George C. Schoon and Emil Feldman attended the Allis-Chalmers service school held last week in Des Moines. The Monday and Tuesday sessions covered instruction on the new Rota-Baler a one man pickup baler and a side rake. Schoon also attended a sales meeting while there. Patronize Express Advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Schoon
Emil Feldman
Allis-Chalmers
Des Moines
Schoon
New Society Editor Named for Anamosa Journal
Anamosa Journal announces Tom Powell will appoint Linda Sue Powell as the new society editor in 1965. She is set to take over the society desk around April 29, 1965, when she will reach 18 years of age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa Journal
Tom Powell
Linda Sue Powell
Journal Society
Linda Sue Powell Born at Mercy Hospital Anamosa
Linda Sue Powell was born at Mercy hospital in Anamosa on April 29 to Mr and Mrs Powell. Her birth weight was not provided in the readable text.
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Linda Sue
Mercy Hospital, Anamosa
Mrs. Powell
Third Child Born To Family With Two Daughters
A newborn weighing six pounds eight and one half ounces joins a family that already has a son and two daughters marking their third child.
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Center Jct
Keith Benner
William Baher
Sally Stanton
St. Katherine's
Davenport
T. E. Stanton
Frances Sigurdson
William Bohler
Clifford Stowers
Fred Lutzen
Maquoketa
Luckstead
John Schrader
Clinton
Beverly Mead
Jo Ann Guthrie
Elaine Lyon
Roberta Johnson
Gray Cottage
Wapsie
Charles Lambert
Raymond Marclf
Russell Jamieson
John Hinrichs
Madison
Wis
George Specht
Anamosa
Ben Heiken
Ray Batchelder
Chicago
Clarence Bordner
Thomas
Dakota, NL
Louis Mead
Sumner
Thomas Bell
Myron Bell
George Luke
Richard
Alburnett
W. T. Folkers
George Andrews
Louie Hanken
Iowa
Louie
Sainsvau Ajayes
Spiezey
Zujonpad
Ajayes Tories
Chester A. Condit
Monticello, Iowa
Mr. Farmer
Severn Farm
Severn Farm Supply Store
John Deere
Expres
Patronize Express
Phobe
D. M. Bell
Wapsie Valley
Waterers
Litter
Monty Produce & Hatchery
Hosch
Starks
Ray R. F Chiropractor
Over Edwards
Dept
Etnee
L. A. Petersen
Honeymead
TIP Top
L. A. Petersen Feed Service
Farmer’s Canning Factory
Ephart
Hne
Aera G&a
Standard Service
Gramp” Smith
Kituken
Freedom
Tedrow
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