Local family visits span across states this weekend
Mr and Mrs Zell Callen returned Friday from a week with daughter Mrs Wayne Lichty and family in Waterloo. Mrs A G Mason returned Sunday from an extended visit with her son Alan Mason and family in Seattle Washington. Charles Elaine and James Tadlock of Douds spent the weekend with grandparents Mr and Mrs Claude Hawk and Mr and Mrs Grant Tadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zell Callen
Wayne l Lichty
Waterloo
A. G. Mason
Alan Mason
Seattle
Wash
Charles
Elaine
James Tadlock
Douds
Claude Hawk
Grant Tadlock
ISU Report Highlights Rising Profits for Town Southern Utilities
Town Southern Utilities reported 1964 revenues of 22.37 million dollars, up 4.25 percent from 1963, with net income of 2.93 million dollars and earnings per share 1.53. The company cut rates about 455 thousand dollars while taxes reached a record 5.04 million. The report notes expanded industrial activity, new gas distribution in New London, a planned Burlington generating station, and 81,507 electric and 26,460 natural gas customers served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Southern Utilities
Alvin L. Verner
R. W. Greenleaf
Greenleaf
Iowa Southern
New London
Burlington
Newton
Mt. Ayr
Ainsworth
Middletown
Laws Power Pool
Chariton River Missionary Society Meets at Dicks Home
The Chariton River Baptist Missionary Society met March 9 at 1 30 p m at the home of Phyllis Dicks. Mildred Wray presided as officers elected for the year include Mildred Wray president Mabel Moore vice president Florence Martin secretary treasurer Phyllis Spaur program chairman Jean Curtis chair of special interest missionary Elma Davidson chair of literature Phyllis Dicks chair of Christian service Isal Sulser chair of White Cross Ethel Lemley chair of Christian training and Sandra Mitchell chair of publicity. A committee of Moore Spaur and Mitchell was formed to prepare new program books. Refreshments for eight members and guests Mrs Dicks and Chanda Mitchell were served. The next meeting is April 18 in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton Riger Baptist Missionary Society
Phyllis Dicks
Mildred Wray
Jesus
Isal Sulser
Mabel Moore
Florence Martin
Phyllis Spaur
Jean Curtis
Special Interest
Elma Davidson
Christian Service
White , Cross
Ethel Lemley
Christian Training
Sandra Mitchell
Women’s Society of World Service Luncheon Meeting
The Woman's Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren church held a 1:30 pm dessert luncheon and monthly meeting at Mrs. Carl Tisue's home. E. G. Hawk led the business session and roll call. plans were made for May Fellowship Day on May 7 at the ELULB church. Mabel Coulson led the offering. Ivan Shelquist led the lesson on The Churches Mission among Nations in North Africa and the Near East. all members participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww.s.w.s
Woman's Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Forsa
Carl Tisue
E. G. Hawk
Elulb
Mabel Coulson
Ivan Shelquist
Jesson
Churches Mission Among Nations
North Africa
President urged to back decisive military action
A letter argues the President should support strong military measures to win, warning that half hearted political maneuvering risks undermining foreign policy. It claims once military needs outrun political will, operational control must rest with experienced levels, and laments failure to piece together a coherent strategy for victory.
Ester Franck Rescheduled to Speak in Centerville
Ester Franck, originally set for January, will speak April 7:30 p.m. at Howar Junior High School. She will also address the County Federated Women's Club about promoting world peace through farm youth opportunities. The project aims to teach understanding and cross cultural attitudes among rural people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ester Franck
Centerville
Ester
Howar Junior High School
Woulae
Gurat
Tbe
Victory beyond the seventeenth parallel war debate
The piece argues that military action beyond the 17th parallel is not full invasion but irregular warfare by South Vietnam in North Vietnam. It questions guerrilla viability, notes potential hit and run across the line, and reflects on staying to win with fears Johnson may pull out, citing about 55,000 lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Johnson
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Richard Veach
Harold Prough
Larry Derby
Kenneth Condra
Forrest Main
Moravia
Ames
Richard Tubaugh
Iowa
Otis B. Shipley
2Nd Ave
Albia
Towa
Monroe County Moorman Manufacturing Co
Burdette Ward
J. B. McAlister
Jones
Kenneth Williams
B&l Mobile Mill
10Th Ave
W. Albia
Verl Perkins Hog Market
Angel’s Cafe
Abia City Hall
Centerville City Hall
Jack Clark
Drakenville
Nadine & George’s
Charmin
Martin mix Los
Borden
M Tai Sewis Pak. Co
Nadine & George’s Dial Fine Foods
ISU
Chariton River Missionary
Dicks Home
Tulok
By Doaskin
Pky
IRHA
Turner & Son
Angel's Cafe
John Wilson
Ea Od
USS American
USS Farn
USS
AmErican
Cal Fame
Iona Cleaners
Spencers
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