Thanksgiving Hosts and Guests Across Conesville Area
Thanksgiving was shared across Conesville and nearby towns with numerous families hosting or attending meals. Guests included Pearl Kennedy, E E Perrin, Snails family, and Helen Wolf’s family among others, as well as visits by residents from Columbus Junction and Mount Pleasant. Notable events include Dawn Ellen born Nov. 18 to James Round Jr. of Columbus City and celebrations around Morning Sun and Edgington Ill.
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Pearl Kennedy
Conesville
E. E. Perrin
Coralville
Snails
Town City
Kenneth Wolf
Lone ‘Tree
O’beim
Ainsworth
Donad Hendrickson
Mike
Timmy
Columbus Junction
Everett Stewart
Bill
Lymian Wagoner
Debbie
Dennis
Raymond Lars
Douglas Bausch
Edgington
Ill
Freeman Estle
E. L. McRoberts
John Morrison
Lee Morrison
Richard Reid
Glen Sands
Lewis Foss
James Quinn, Jr
Lyle Weber
Des Moines
Kenneth M. Myers
James Round
Columbus City
Dawn Ellen
Washington County Hospital
Albert Schmidt
Muscatine
Jane Morrison
Alice Edmondson
Geneve McRoberts
Morrison
Fred Showalter
Roland Armstrong
Mocaine
Ebon
Williams
Rollin Smith
Roger
Tom
Sam
Donald Williams
Vicki
Ricky
Becky
Earl Murphy
Terry
Lynn
John
Oliver Stewart
Donnie
Harriett Cragg
Kansas
Tom Mitchell
Nellie Stewart
Frank Kunkel
Yates Center
Kans
Charles Warren
Fort Scott
Roy Braun
Council Bliffs
Milton Peterson
Wade
W. H. Fuss
Davenport
Phillips
Montezuma
Clayton Wolford
Louisa County Deeds Recorded In Louisa County Deeds Recorded
Deeds filed in Louisa County include transfers such as William LeRoy and Grace Bayne to Duane Wilkerson listing multiple lots in Blink Junction and Moore addition. Other transfers involve Wapello Development Corp and numerous individuals with parcels in Columbus Junction Letts and surrounding areas. Thanksgiving family dinners and local obituaries appear among community notices.
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Wapello
Louisa County
William LeRoy
Grace Bayne
Duane Wilkerson
Blink Junction
LeRoy C
Colleen
Darby
Wapello Development Corp
Jessie Tringle Genluier
Maude M. Blankenhorn
Jet
Moore Addition
Globe in National Geographic Hall Weighs a Thousand Pounds
In Washington Explorers Hall at the National Geographic Society features the world’s largest unmounted globe. The sphere weighs about a thousand pounds, spans 34 feet around the equator, and measures 11 feet pole to pole. It rotates on two spindles controllable remotely, resting on a cradle formed by eight wheels.
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Explorers Hall
National Geographic Society
Washington
Girl Scouts Hold Nut Sale In Columbus Junction
The annual Girl Scout nut sale runs from November 40 to December 7. Cadettes and Seniors of the Shining Trail Council sell directly and take orders for the Travel Pack with salted mixed nuts. Profits aid troop treasuries for advanced activities and council programs including Camp L Kee Ta. Contact local leaders or the Burlington council office to purchase.
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Columbus Junction
Shining Trail Council
Burlington
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Jerry
Raymond
Ronald
Leo Jarrard
Tone Tregl
Robert Armstrong
John LE
Westbury
Gregory
Rock Island
I. Mi
Lewis Peterson
Paul
Russell Orr
Kaye
Vivid
Randy
Leslie
Donald Buckman
Mark
Gail
Brian
Teri
Doris Peterson
Owen Maxwell
Fred
Terry Ann
Hilda Owen
Bates Owen
Forest Maxwell
Charles
Dee) McKean
Drury College
Springfield
Missouri
Lyla McKean
Sam Cozad
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George
Remington Electric
Remington
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Jimmie Hatlo
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Paine
Girl Scouts
Arrow Ligleurs Corp
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