North Prairie Willing Workers Meeting Postponed
The September gathering of the North Prairie Willing Workers has been postponed. No new date is announced.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1952
Page
10
The September gathering of the North Prairie Willing Workers has been postponed. No new date is announced.
A Tuesday evening celebration at the Ash residence 116 Walnut street honored Mrs Carrie Byrd and Howard Ash. Guests included Carl Lamb Elmer Haller Mike Linda Richard Metzger Richard Allen Ernest Ackman Cecil Byrd and others with prizes awarded to Ernest Ackman Cecil Byrd Doris Lamb Clifford Byrd and Howard Ash.
Mrs Harold Chant hosted the Grace Lutheran church Ladies Aid meeting in the church parlors on Wednesday. Members prepared for a November 22 bazaar and planned an all day work session next Wednesday with a potluck at noon. A business meeting precedes articles for a white elephant sale to benefit the flower fund.
A Cranston photo shows five generations of the Meeker family together. Nelson Meeker, 85, of Ferguson, his son Chester Meeker, 62, of Marshalltown, and Chester’s son Fay Meeker, 43, of Cranston. Representing the younger generation are Audrey Meeker Kropf, Fay’s daughter, and Linda Sue Kropf, Audrey’s daughter, residents of Milford, Indiana.
A short guidance piece advises serving a toddler a small portion first to reduce overwhelm and encourage self regulation, with the option for a repeat helping if the child asks for more. It emphasizes gradual exposure and patience in feeding.
Encyclopedia Britannica states Brazil is about 65 times the size of England, highlighting vast land area differences between the South American nation and the United Kingdom.
Columbus Junction and Columbus City schools will begin the fall term on Sept. 1 with new offerings and several faculty changes. A half-day session is set for Monday. New programs include a book rental system with 2 250 books, a vocational home economics course, and welding and agriculture classes in the new vocational building. New staff include Howard McElhinney as principal and instructor, William Ballard, William Greene, and Kathleen Oliver. Numerous other teachers are listed across elementary and junior high grades, detailing assignments and departments.
Portland reports Dorothy Kirby defeats Edean Anderson 4 and 3 in the third round of the Women s National Amateur. Other notes include U S professionals beating Canadians in team play, Arzetta and Shields pacing Canadians event, Bowen Stassforth sets American long course record in 220-yard event, Konno and Oyakawa post two top times, and Sub Fleet $4.40 mile wins Sheridan Handicap.
A 21 page Griffenhagen consultants study for the Iowa Budget Committee shows 41 percent of Iowa students drop out between second and twelfth grades, with earlier years reaching 60 percent. The report advocates district reorganization to cut quits, cites 72,000 one room school students and 79,000 tuition pupils out of district, and proposes two new deputy superintendents to improve coordination.
A report notes that among a population of one million, two men survive to age 105. The piece highlights rarity of such longevity and discusses potential factors affecting extreme aging.
State Commander Don Johnson of West Branch will speak at the Fifth district convention of the Iowa Department of the American Legion in Corydon on October 9. Plans for the convention were discussed at a Corydon meeting earlier this week.
National Geographic Society notes evidence suggesting bagpipes arrived in the British Isles via Roman legionnaires. The claim ties ancient military movement to a later cultural instrument in the region.
Quincy exploded for a pair of high scoring games in the Three I league doubleheader win over Quad Cities. Don Comins allowed four hits in the 11-0 opening win, while Marv Throneberry hit three homers and Lepper plus Monroe added two run blasts in the 20-9 nightcap. Terre Haute narrowed Evansville’s edge with an 8-3 victory over Keokuk, and Burlington beat the Braves 6-4 as Waterloo moved closer to a playoff berth with a 14-hit, 15-6 nightcap win.
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