Altar and Rosary Society Bake Sale and Officer Election
The Allar and Rosary Society of St Marys Church will sponsor a bake sale on Saturday December 3 at Grables Store starting 10:00 a.m. Mrs Ray Wieskamp is chairman with assistants Ed Schnapvel and Mrs Mark Smith. Members should arrive by 10:00 a.m. for the sale. Officers for the new year will be elected after the 9:30 a.m. Mass on Sunday December 10. Also noted, Randy Michele Jeffrey and Lisa Bell visited Davenport for a few days with their grandmother Mrs Miriam Renshaw. Charles Elder Jr underwent heart surgery at University Hospital Iowa City and is recovering. he will be moved to Veterans Hospital later. Address: Charles Elder Jr Fifth Floor University Hospital Iowa City.
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St. Mary’s Church
Randy
Michele
Jeffrey
Lisa Bell
Davenport
Miriam
Renshaw
Charles Elder Jr
University Hospital
Iowa City
Veterans Hospital
Towa City
This Year Good Taste Calls for Calvert Reserve
A promotional note extols Calvert Reserve whiskey as exceptionally beautiful decanter and delicious whiskey for today’s taste, urging it as a memorable gift choice with outstanding quality and enduring appeal.
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Calvert Reserve
Calvert
West Liberty church activities planned for coming week
West Liberty churches outline a busy week with Dec 7 events at Methodist and other congregations. Programs include youth, choirs, missionary presentations, prayer meetings, and service schedules across First Presbyterian Our Redeemer, St Josephs, and Christian Church.
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West Liberty
West, Liberty
Open House For Gifts At Oakville Onto Holiday Drive
Oakville community rings in Christmas with an open house at Mrs. Francis Swan home on December 7 from 10 to 10 to accept gifts for Mount Pleasant Mental Hospital. Legion Auxiliary will deliver items for wrapping on December 11. Clothing donation totaled 289 pounds from recent meeting. Dorothy Gerdner and Lorraine Kuntz sent items via Wapelio to St. Louis for Church World Service.
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Oakville
Onan
Francis Swan
Mount Pleasant
Ladies of the Legion Auxiliary
Dorothy Gerdner
Lorraine Kuntz
Wapelio
St. Louis
West Liberty GOP Women Hear Schwengel Speaker
West Liberty Council of Republican Women will meet at 2 p m Friday at Mrs Mary Brandts home 614 N Clay Congressman Fred Schwengel Davenport first district will be featured speaker Mrs Mazie Stokes district president will be an honored guest Miss Helen Burns and Mrs Invin Moser on the committee State Dance Bill Cohen will call the square dance club Saturday December 9 at 8 00 p m at the West Liberty grade school
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West Liberty
Council of Republican Women
Mary Brandt
N. Clay
Fred Schwengel
Davenport
Mazie Stokes
First District
Helen Burns
Invin Moser
Tes
Bill Cohen
Observance Set Sunday at Cone Church
Cone Church plans Universal Bible Sunday with 10:30 a.m. worship led by Rev. George H. De Boer. Bible display from many lands will be at the church entrance, and a 9:40 a.m. church-school lesson on Growth Through Bible Study uses Luke 4 I Timothy 4 and II Timothy 1. Homemakers groups and church society host Christmas events and fund drives with readings and exchanges, while Rev. Eugene McClure becomes executive director of the Hillcrest Baby Fold serving Iowa.
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George ‘H. de’ Boer
I Timothy
Timothy
Drona Township
Women's Society of Christian Service
Conesville Methodist
Chueh - Wil
Clinton Brown
John Baker
Elza Hamilton
Durant BPW Plans Christmas Dinner Party
Durant Business and Professional Women met at the White Way restaurant with 16 members and two guests. Vera Thiesses and Belva Dickey led the health and safety program. Officers will decorate for the Christmas party at Idle Hour banquet room on Friday December 28 at 6 30 p.m. A gift exchange will follow the meeting.
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Durant
T Heir
White Way
Vera Thiesses
Belva Dickey
Columbus Junction Fans Attend Lincoln Banquet
Over 200 parents and Columbus Community high school football team members attended the booster club sponsored banquet Monday evening in Columbus Junction. Master of ceremonies was Bob Smylie with Kenneth Carrell as speaker. Dr. M c E Carpenter presented the league trophy to captains Macl Masouloller and Jim Crawford. Coach Everett Hidlebaugh received honors and a walnut gun cabinet engraved with the team’s two season record 150-1. Gifts honored coaches Jim Gorham Dick Harbison and team physician Dr. Kenneth Carrell. A 25 by 4 foot blue and white backdrop read Congratulations Wildcats Youve Done It Again. New helmets and two trophies decorated the tables. The booster dinner is annual. officers include Jack Parsons and LeRoy Hughes.
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Columbus Junction
Wna
Columbus,Community High School
Macl Masouloller
Jim Crawford
Everett Hidlebaugh
Hidlebaugh
Jim Gorham
Dick Harbison
Kenneth Carrell
Carrell
Merle Masonholder
Wilma
Jack Parsons
LeRoy Hughes
Kisers To Celebrate 50th Anniversary
Wilton couple Sylvester M. Kiser and Olive M. Bain mark their golden wedding on December 17 at Wilton city hall. United December 20, 1911, they have three children Kenneth, Mrs Dean Smith, and Bill, plus five grandchildren. Open house 2 to 5 p.m. at city hall. relatives invited. A Plants Exchange note follows about Atlanta garden club and a $50 prize string entry.
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Wilton
Sylvester Kiser
Wilton City Hall
Sylvester M. Niser
Olive ‘M. Hain
Z. §. Bain
Kenneth
Dean
Faneny) Smith
Bill
Mary Ann) Hardy
Alexander City
Ala
City Hall
Muscatine Journal Notes Local Events and Plans
Peters, Carma Norton and Marsha Bell participated as Roger Fulton sang The Lord s Prayer accompanied by Mrs Evelyn Crist. In charge of arranging the program were Mrs Selenia Pugh and Mildred Harbison. Mrs Trene Schutz was chairman of the refreshment committee assisted by Evelyn Duncan Opal Orris Juné Huber Joan Yakie and Mildred Crull. Installation of officers will be held at the January meeting. Servites will be conducted Sunday at the Montpelier Community church. Christian Business Men s Committee Sunday school will be at 10 am followed by the morning worship service at 10 45. Orville Taylor and Verle Nietzel will be in charge in 1873 New York made Memorial Day a legal holiday. Sun Sheany all states followed suit. The daily mean temperature in San Francisco is 54.5 degrees.
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Sarah Tharp
Stephen Root
Muscatine
Muscatine County
Harold Marshall
West Liber
Bob Livingston
Korea
First Presbyterian
Guild
Betty Nevins
Kathy Ballou
Ferne Sullivan
Our Redeemer Yahernn
Lutheran Church
Peters
Carma Norton
Marha Bell
Roger Fulton
Evelyn Crist
Selenia, Pugh
Mildred Harbison
cTrene Schiutz
Evelyn, Duncan
Opal” Orris
Juné “Huber
Joan Yakie
Mildred Crull
Montpelier
Christian Business ‘Men's- Committee
Orville Taylor
Verle Niet Zel
New York
San Francisco
Emma Beckman Chapter OES Elects Officers in Meeting
The Emma Beckman chapter OES held its election of officers at the regular Monday evening meeting. Named officer roles include Mrs. Ann Pugh as worthy matron and Katherine Carey as associate matron, with Kenneth Houseal as associate patron and Beulah Pretz as secretary treasurer. The group presented the play The Lord's Prayer read by Mrs. Marian Cecil and a cast including Dalty Fugh and several others.
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Columbus
Emma Beckman
Worthy
Ann Pugh
Katherine Carey
Kenneth Houseal
Beulah Pretz
Leah Hankins
Lois Houseal
Bethy Boulton
Marian Cecil
Dalty Fugh
Merna, Williams
Margaret Smith
Margery Keltner
Shirley Woods
Kate Hughes
Carol Suntmy
Velma Peters
Edne
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Methodist Church
Wapelle
Art Pontsuls
Bessie Yotler
I Dines
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