Schroeder and Harper Lead 4-H Dairy Conference Delegation
Schroeder and Harper, both 18 from Stockton and Muscatine, were among 176 leaders and delegates from 33 states at the eighth annual 4-H Dairy Conference in Chicago. The event at the Victors Hilton included tours of the International Dairy Show, the Chicago Museum of Natural History, and Shedd Aquarium, with a focus on dairy production, marketing, and career options. Sponsors included the Cooperative Extension Service, National 4-H Service Committee, and International Dairy Show, with recognition events by Oliver Corporation and other industry groups.
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Iowa
Chicago
Haslen Persinger
Grundy
Center
Dean Thomas
Barnes City
Judy Spainhower
Hampton
Chet Randolph
Ankeny
Harold Craig
Bloomfield
David Watkins
Davenport
Jon Elvers
Elkader
Ken Schroeder
Stockton
Loren Mahr
Indianola
Joe Harper
Muscatine
Ken ‘Schroeder
Joe
Harper
Museum of Natural History
Shedd Aquarium
W. PF. Johnstone
Pennsylvania State University
Numeous
Hilton
Theater National Amphitheater
Cooperative Extension Service
National
4-H Service Committee
International Dairy Show
Oliver Corporation
American Dairy Association
Dairy Cattle Breed Associations
Beatrice Foods Company
Allied Mills, Inc
American Breeders Service
Eugene
Frome
Meyer
é@x- Houd
Buffalo Prairie Personal Notes
Mrs Freida Olson of Aledo visits Earl Olson home. Mrs Wm English and Mrs Theo Wedd of Chicago are recent guests in the George Kare home. Boyd Kistler of Davenport visited Thursday with his mother Tillie Kistler. Dale Buckhalter and family returned Monday from a holiday visit with relatives in Indiana. John Eckhardt was admitted Thursday to Muscatine General Hospital.
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Buffalo Prairie
Freida Olson
Aledo
Earl Olson
Wm. English
Theo
Wedd
Chicago
George’ Kare
Boyd Kistler
Davenport
Tillie Kistler
Dale Buckhalter
Indiana
John Eckhardt
Muscatiné General Hospital
Wilton adult P FE class starts Dec 4 at 8 pm
Fourteen men have registered for the Wilton High School Adult Physical Education course under the Adult Education program. The first class is Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. in the grade school gym. Interested entrants may contact Wayne Demmel at the High School. he will instruct the class.
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Wilton
Wilton High School
Wayne Demmel
Cass
Six Meetings On Calendar For Columbus
Columbus Junction calendar lists six meetings in December. Music Mothers plan a Dec 3 meeting in the high school music room with about 25 council members. Ladies Social Circle hosts a potluck and gift exchange led by Mrs Halle Hank Dea. Royal Neighbors gather Dec 6 at Odd Fellows hall for potluck and Christmas gifts. Shellbark Club holds a Christmas potluck Dec 20 with hostesses including Lorena Williams Lot Farrier Velma Outhamp and a gift exchange. Columbus Community Club meets at noon in the Bar tunehe room. Concord Township Farm Bureau Women meet Dec 4 at 1 30 at the Fredonia township hall with lessons on Holiday Moods and Ideas by Mrs Mollie Hafner and Mrs Leila Foster.
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Columbus Junction
Halle Hank Dea
Royal Neighbors
Oddellows Hall
Shellbark Club
Lorena
Williams
Lot, Farrier
Velma Outhamp
Columbus Community Club
Concord Township Farm Bureau
Fredonia Township
Mollie Hafner
Leila Foster
Band Concert Slated Dec 5 In Wapello
Wapello announces the first of three band concerts by the Wapello high school band and dance hands. The event is Wednesday December 5 at 8 pm in the high school building. The program includes a variety of solo and group numbers as the band is honored by the Chamber of Commerce for its 13th consecutive rating at the state marching contest.
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Wapello
Wapello’ Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Hurley Emergency Transport To Burlington Hospital
Mrs Walter Hurley was taken to Burlington hospital Thursday afternoon by ambulance from Duldgeon McCulley. Iowa visitor Mrs Vera Lewis Elliot is staying with her daughter Avlin Wellenhaupt and family. FDR Bridge club hosted by Mrs Nola Meyerholz with Mrs Lucille Parsons and Mrs Mary Wiederrecht as guests. High score won by Hallie Deam. low by Wiederrecht. Next meeting December 12 with a driver and Christmas party to follow.
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Hallie Deam
Wiederrecht
Wapello Chamber elects officers at chili supper
The Wapello Chamber of Commerce picked officers for the coming year at a chili supper in the high school dining room. President Lester Barrick, Vice-president Glen Reed, and Directors Maurice Schmeiser Ronald Jacobson and James Hodges were chosen. A committee led by Merle Krahl served the meal. The meeting was the last of the year. the next will be January 24 when new officers assume duties.
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Wapello
Wapello Chamber of Commerce
Lester Barrick
Glen Reed
Maurice Schmeiser
Ronald Jacobson
James Hodges
Merle Krahl
Robert Gibson
Earnest Winter
Gaylord Elliott
Mabel Stroup Hosts Kensington Club Meeting
Mabel Stroup served as hostess to ten Kensington Club members at her Wapella home Thursday. They packed a Christmas box for shipment and planned the next gathering, the annual Christmas party at Mrs Delmar Schater’s home on December 13.
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Mabel Stroup
Kensington Club
Mra
Delmar Schatér
Drive to Collect Funds for Parsons Relic Collection
Wapello city launches a fundraising drive for the Parsons relic collection with an initial donation of 250 dollars. City Hall serves as the starting point for the museum project. Donations may be sent to the State Bank of Wapello or the Wapello newspaper office.
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Parsons
Wapello
Merry Makers Spelldown At Wapello Social Evening
The Merry Makers met at the home of Mrs. Jeannie Dotson with Mrs. Jeanette Dotson as co host. Miss Melba Purdy attended as guest. A spelling contest highlighted the evening. Plans were set for the annual Christmas dinner at Mrs. Mary Heater Deg ’23 with a gift exchange.
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Wapello
Merry Makers
Jeannie Dotson
Jeanette Dotson
Melba Purdy
Mary Heater
Wilton PTA Meeting Deliberates Child Guidance Film
The Wilton PTA met in the grade school cafeteria on Thursday evening November 23. Principal Jack E. Lowther led the program on child guidance with a film titled Discovering Individual Differences. Grade room mothers served refreshments after the program.
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Wilton
Wilton, Pta
Jack ‘E. Lowther
Ance
Letts Study Club to Meet On December 7
Letts Study Club to meet on December 7 with Mrs Earl Wilson and Mrs Ralph Lowe as hosts and co hosts. Roll call will be Nickels for Nurses. Members are asked to bring a Christmas board for seniors or citizens. Mrs George Crist
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Letts
Earl, Wilson
Ralph Lowe
George, Crist
Lights of Christmas in the Home Discussed
Mrs. Crist and Mrs. Arthur Thompson will discuss the topic Lights of Christmas in the Home as part of the music program.
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Crist
Arthur ‘Thompson
Morning Sun Resident Recovers At Home After Pneumonia
Morning Sun resident Mrs. Raymond Poxemiler of Fairfield is recuperating at home after being treated for pneumonia at Jefferson County Hospital. The Fogemillers are former Morning Sun residents.
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Raymond ‘Poxemiler
Fairfield
Jefferson, County Hospital
Fogemillers
Morning Sum
Kappa Tau Beta Plans Christmas Party Meeting
Kappa Tau Beta met Thursday evening at Mrs Rosa McWilliams home with 11 members and 2 guests Mrs Arlene Hoover and Mrs Mary Baker present. Bridge was played at three tables with Hoover winning high and Elam Sypheit winning second. Plans were completed for the Christmas party on Dec 20 with a dinner at the Highway Pantry followed by a social evening and gift exchange at Mrs Grace Oakes home.
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Wapello — Kappa Tau Beta
Rosa McWliams
Arlene Hoover
Mary Baker
Yinner
High
Elam Sypheit
Qnd
Tr Veling
Highway Pantry
Grace Oakes
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Mrs.Hurley
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Letts Study Club
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Kappa Tau Beta
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