Clover and Junior 4-H Demonstrations Listed for West Liberty Fair
West Liberty hosts a full schedule of junior and Clover 4-H demonstrations on Tuesday August 20 with Jane Petersen and Rose Mary Zimmerman presiding over the junior events. A Monday session features six Clover demonstrations including Pike Peppy Pals Wilton Busy Bees Goshen Glearmers and others with detailed times and participant names. County youth committee members are listed, noting local leaders and supporters.
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West Liberty
West Liberty Fair
Jane Petersen
Rose Mary Zimmerman
Pike Peppy Pals
Pessy Fridley
Cher Lanfler
Wilton
Patty
Lynonne Ruth
Carol Kile
Montpélier
Merry Makers
Tamara Zinger
Pegay
Lake Lassies
Barara Timm
Barbara Harper
Bloomington
Bonnie Boorn
Cathy
Morehouse
Fallon Industrial
Linda Ian
Marry McAllister
Bia.m
Busy Bees
Jill and
Joy Rite
Green Valley Hustlers
Janet Finley
Joan Mituman
Melon Magic
Goshen Gleanteers
Diané ‘Staley
Irma Alloway
Cindy Porter
Sheryl Kasmerer
Michele Parrish
Mary Barlow
Moscow
Edith Beatty
Julie Houseman
Sweedland Sunshine
Connie Petersen
Dawn Sywassink
Wapsie Best
Elaine Ruess
Donna Kile
Wapsie Whistlers
Margaret Smith
Jean Wolf
Green Valley Hustleys
Judie ‘Bierman
Patty Finley
Mascaline Merry Malls
Kris Meyer
Linda Steinmelz
Becky Lambdlman
Sandy Hainer
Sweetland Sunshine
Sandra Eakins
Karen Burmeister
Debra Moever
Jane Baockwoldt
Nevin Hinhouse
Vernon Hafner
Irvin Kroger
Lysle Euchelberger
Gordon Day
Artie Kennedy
Alvin Jarvis
Leroy Sanders
Willian Schlueter
Eugene, McBride
James
Shepard
Singing Ayres Family Preps for State Fair Performance
Wilton Mrs Vearl Ayres and children Shirley Janet and Jimmie will represent Muscatine County Pay Bureau at the State Fair in Des Moines on Wednesday August 21. They will perform vocal numbers as the Singing Ayres Parity in the Women and Children's Farm Bureau Building at 2:00 PM 30. A Clinton County follow up includes baton twirling and piano music in the same program.
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Wilton
Vearl Ayres
Chlléren
Shirley
Janet
Jimmie
Muscatine County
Des Moines
Singing Ayres
Children's Farm Bureau
Clinton County
Baton
Licenses Revoked For Two Drivers In State Action
The driver licenses of Devight Merlin Johnston aged 34 of Walcot route two and Gary Fred Mordhurst aged 20 of Durant were revoked. Johnston’s license was revoked for 1X days on August 1 under the implied consent law and Mordhurst received an 80 day suspension on August. The notices were reported by the state department of public safety.
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Devight
Merlin Johnston
Route 2
Walcot
Waken
State Department of Public Salary
Gary Fred Mordhurst
Durant
Fun Club Boys Swim Races Highlight YMCA Event
Fun Club members contested free swim, treasure hunt and swimming races at the YMCA. Winners in the various age groups included Harold Me Con and Mark Williams in the 9 and over division, with multiple ponits awarded to top finishers. A Fun club trip is planned for next week in the Amana Colonies and reservations are advised.
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YMCA
Carver’ Pump Co
sAmana
Sitand
Kety Blake
Bobby Stanbro
Denny Winegerter
David Wingerter
Leste Ridenour
Don Bermel
Gary Axel
Harold Blake Jr
Dong
Taylor
Bena Erickson
Ty Tack
Jack Erickson
Jim Herrick
Uider
Kerry Moore
Rick Hines
Rodi Eaton
Tony Brady
Aee Eaton
John’ Manroe
Rent Ad Sparks Local Housing Interest in Muscatine
In the Muscatine Journal a rental ad draws dozens seeking homes to rent. An early listing notes a two room furnished cottage with large storage space offered for zero dollars per month. The ad promotes quick adoption as a response to persistent demand.
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Muscatine Journal
Muscatine
Princess Anne Turns 18 Amid Royal Birthday
The text notes Princess Anne celebrating her eighteenth birthday aboard a vessel off the West coast of Scotland with her father present. It mentions she is third in line to the British throne and highlights the royal celebration.
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London
Anne
Scotland
Kenya urged desegregation of clubs in Nairobi
Home Affairs Minister Oginga Odinga called for desegregation of European clubs in Nairobi to open doors to all races and avoid further unpleasant incidents amid tension over race policies in Kenya's government.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Oginga Odinga
Bridge bid from Fox for Des Moines river project
The state highway commission accepted construction bids totaling 34 million dollars on Wednesday. In Fox Mall, Or Muscatine Will repair the highway 5 bridge over the Des Moines river for a bid of 18 879 dollars. Mr and Mrs Carol Freeman of 903 Sycamore returned from a week with Mr and Mrs Richard Wilson in Anderson Ind. Charlene Freeman is Mrs Wilson.
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Fox
Muscatine
Des Moines River
Fort Dodge
Commission
Carol Freeman
Sycamore
Richard Wilson
Anderson, Ind
Homemakers Extend Association Meets at Farm Area Building
M Ci ity Ladies and Mr s Kell ar attend Rock Island County Board meeting Tuesday of the homemaker's extension association at the Farm area building in East Molin. Rev Herbert Beapy will speak Sunday on Jesus Christ the Son of God. Scriptural preparation will be found in the 14th Chapter of Johns. Greeters will be Dewey Baker and Acolytes Sandy Faldman and Monte Keller. Ushers Clarence Freyerrauth and Vetter.
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Mlineig
Distle Kellar
Mrts
Gertrude. Thomas
Rock Island “County Board
Hompmaker's Extension” Association
Farm’ Area
Molin
Herbert
Beapy
Jesis Christ
God
Dth
Johns
Dewey Baker
Sandy
Faldman
Kids Host Backyard Carnival for Charity in Wilton
Neighborhood children enjoyed a carnival afternoon organized by Margaret and Cyn Jensen to benefit Muscular Dystrophy. Proceeds from games such as penny-toss and grab bag plus sno cones and lemonade supported the charity.
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Wilton
Margaret
Cynthis
Jensen
Unusual Three Compartment Mailbox Noted Near Armstrong Farm
A set of three compartments on a coal stove mounted mailbox at Clem Brandenburg farm southeast of Armstrong draws attention. The firebox holds bills, the draft section is for third class mail, and a new unit serves first class mail. Ana Brandenburg paints the bills label while her sister Lora watches.
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Armstrong
Clem
Federal Grant to Help Evaluate Iowa Inventions
The Iowa Development Commission received a $50 grant to assess and develop various inventions. A 1 member committee will expand to broaden evaluation including engineering, marketing, legal counsel, and manufacturing feasibility for ideas like a paint can dipper, ladderless fruit picker, auto mailbox flag, livestock weight indicator, and other devices. The program aims to assist applicants through discovery, evaluation, and product sign-on to bring viable ideas to production with support from related state and bar associations.
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The
Iowa
Tombstone
C. E. Worlan
Development Commission
Worlan
Commission
Kennedy To Receive Honorary Degree at Amherst Convocation
President Kennedy will receive an honorary doctor of laws from Amherst College at a special convocation in October. He is set to speak at the ceremony and break ground for the Robert Frost Library on campus.
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Amherst
Mass
Kennedy
Amherst, College
Robert Frost
Journal Want Ad Teases Fast, Cheap Apartment Listing
A clipped want ad notes an apartment for rent advertised through a Journal. It urges readers to contact via the listed phone number 263-2531 for the fastest, most economical rental opportunity and mentions a department reference.
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Dial
McConahay Reunion Held At Wapello Shelter House
The McConahay reunion gathered at the Wapello shelter house on Sunday August 1 with 46 attendees. A business meeting followed dinner. Don and Helen Kamilton of Oakville were elected president and secretary for the coming year. Attendees include Lolita Carter Zerbe and Brian Augusta Kansas. Dean Buffington and Lynne Columbus Jet. Lydia McConahay Wapello. Dean McConahay Deanna and Mike Muscatine. Chet McConahay Morning Sun. Carl Hamilton Burlington. 4 C Box Melodie and Susan Burlington. Delane Cover Mediapolis. Delbert Cover and children Mediapolis. Lyle Cover and children Wapello. Hollis McConahay Columbus Junction. Dick Hughes Wimanji. E Hamilton Morning Sun. Don Hamilton and children Oakville.
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McConahay
Wapello
Don
Helen
Kamilton
Oakville
Lolita (Carter) Zerbe
Brian
Deanna
Mike
Muscatine
Chet McConahay
Morning Sun
Carl Hamilton
Burlington
C Box
Susan
Columbus Junction
Dick Hughes
Wimanj
E. K.hamilton
Hamilton
Eyes Ahead Overcame by Heat at Springfield Fair
Janet Kissel 17 fainted from heat at the Illinois State Fair in Springfield while her Batleville junior drum and bugle corps fellow members continued their parade. First aid was administered to Kissel as spectators watched the marchers press on with eyes forward.
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Janet Kissel
Minois State, Fair
Springfield
Ill
Batleville,Ill
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