Garden Club Center Jct Meeting Highlights and Local Events
Center Jct news covers the 54th Garden club meeting with 11 members and three guests, mothers day poems, plant exchange, and bingo. Upcoming events include a June picnic at Center Jct town park and a May 18 Federated Woman's club meeting at Mrs. John Heiken's home. Local families attend baptisms, weddings, and hospital visits across Center Jct and nearby towns.
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United Presbyterian
Center Jct
Brenda
Sheila von Spreecken
Federated Woman’s Club
John Heiken
Community groups name officers and plan events in Hopkinton and Dubuque
The Kensington club elected 1972 73 officers led by President Mrs William Lux and Vice President Mrs Kimbal Gates. Art chairman named for the 32nd Dubuque Archdiocesan Council convention at Ramada Inn Waterloo. First Presbyterian circles set meetings and the church will honor 1972 high school graduates at a May breakfast. Kuchen.
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W. L. Gates
William Lux
Kimbal Gates
Chauncey Carson
R. P. Joseph
Gibbs
Bill Lux
Leo Hanson
Dubuque
Dorcas
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F. E. Brutsman
Forrest Lamont
Kenneth Tucker
Presbyterian Church
Steven Stubbe
Monticello
Diane
Duane Schott
Janesville
Wis
Susan Blount
Omaha
Neb
Wilfred Kenny
Charles Stubbe
Kennys
William Schott
David
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