Disbanded Garden Club Members Hold Christmas Party
Illinois City former Garden Club members gathered at Mrs Eva Fuhr home with co hostess Mrs Verda Danner and Mrs Ruth Crompton assisting Thirteen members attended After readings contests and reminiscing about club activities centerpieces and a gift exchange were enjoyed Gertrude Thomas and Odette Van Landegan were chosen to entertain next year Lunch was served Also Youth Fellowship met at Illinois Methodist church parlor with ten members and one new member Jeffrey Van Dorah The Christmas party date set for Dec 20 in the church parlor and Connie Krueger chairing game committee Visiting Brother Bert Wheeler merchant mariner of Navasota Texas spends days with brother Glenn Wheeler and family.
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Illinois City
Illinois City Garden Club
Eva Fuhr
Verda Danner
Ruth Crompton
Gertrude Thomas
Odette van Landegan
Illinois Methodist Church
Jeffrey van Dorah
Connie Krueger
Melody Keller
Kathy McGinnis
Debra Crase
Louise Connett
Cedar Valley Community Club Hosts Family Christmas Party
The Cedar Valley Community Club held its annual family Christmas party and potluck at West Liberty grade school on a Wednesday evening. President Mrs. Jack Blair opened the gathering and $14 was raised for the Handicapped Children’s Hospital in Iowa City.
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Cedar Valley
Cedar Valley Community Club
West Liberty
Jack Blair
Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers in Wapello
Rebekah Lodge No. 129 in Wapello elected Dorothy Small as noble grand Lora Samuels as vice grand Vera Darby as secretary Edna Morehead as treasurer and Rose Kerr as three year trustee at the regular meeting The Christmas party is set for Friday December 15 with a 6 pm potluck dinner and a grab bag gift exchange Also notes on odd jobs include egg breakers thumb cutters and screen apes in American industry.
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Rebekah Lodge
Wapello
Derexa
Rebekah Lodge No. 129
Dorothy Small
Lora Samuels
Vera Darby
Edna Morehead
Rose Kerr
Holiday Plans Notice for Muscatine Journal Readers
The Muscatine Journal invites readers to share Christmas plans including travel, visitors, returning students and service members on furlough. Tear out the notice and submit locations and names to the Journal office as soon as possible for publication.
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Muscatine Journal
Journal
Pork Producers Start Campaign For Members
Louisa County Pork Producers Association plans to enroll 100 members in six weeks and push a state national self help program for pork in January. Financing will come from a five cent per hog market deduction on a voluntary basis. The goal is to cover at least 20 percent of hogs raised and marketed in the county, with dues reduced to two dollars per producer and two more dollars per member from the state association in 1968 to fund local projects.
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Columbus Junction
Louisa County Pork Producers Association
Tom Skuba
Gift Ideas in Home Presented by Mrs Meineke
Mrs. Al ice Meineke of Durant spoke to Chapter AH PEO at Mrs. Tom Brooke home on Gift Ideas in the Home. She showed centerpieces and decorations and discussed Do It Yourself home decor trends while assisting members in making ornaments. The group arranged 22 fruit and cookie baskets for shut ins and set Dec 19 for the next Christmas meeting.
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West Liberty
Alice Meineke
Durant
Chapter AH
P.E.O
Tom Brooke
Meineke
Carl Geertz
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Garden Club
Bert Wheeler
Merchant Marine
Navasota, Tex
Glenn Wheeler
Iowa City
Warren Dutton
Man
Curtis Newcomb
Karen McIntire
Debra McIntire
Annette Askam
Kim Egel
Miss Phelps
Mark Vetter
Brian Vetter
Jon Meyers
Mike Blair
Jay Meyers
Scott Vetter
Brian Egel
Joe Meyers
Jim Blair
Joe Phelps
Charles Morgan
George Meyers
Paul Qoberman
Clinton Meyers
LeMoine Heither
Virgil Vetter
Amercans
Pat Boyer
Mr. Abernathy
Pork Producers
Ed Thomas
Cotter
Thomas
Jack Peters
Columbus Community
Mrs. Meineke
Ibson
DuPont Dacron
SUN
Ford Avenue
Kennen
van Wyck
Gibson Price
Slinky 59c
Wolverine
Gibson
Buddy T
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