Deppeys Home From College For Holidays In Muscatine
Muscatine Journal notes Deppey family visiting for holidays from college at Colorado State University. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Deppey and Troy joined parents Ora Deppey and Lewis Foor. Rebecca circle of Methodist WSCS met at Charles Reutinger home with Mrs. Alfred Fisher and Mrs. Ben Mangels assisting. Christmas program led by Mrs. Ora Deppey. devotionals by Leslie Weber Jr.
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Douglas Deppey
Troy
Ora Deppey
Lewis Foor
Mr. Deppey
Colorado State U
Ft. Collins
Rebecca
Circle of
Methodist
WSCS
Charles Reutinger
Alfred Fisher
Ben Mangels
Leslie Weber, Jr
Ancient Khyber Pass Sees Change from War Route to Tourist Path
The Khyber Pass, long a gateway for conquering armies, is now a tourist route with buses, vendors, and a guarded border. Visitors need a special entry pass, while tribal tensions and disrupted trade via Pakistan Afghanistan continue to shape the region and aid flows.
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Khyber
Pakistan
Deay
Aghanistan
Frontier
Kabul
Khyber Pass
Afghanistan
Soviet Union
Tran
United States
Good Will Club Party at Toolesboro Oakville Toyesboro
Good Will Club members met Thursday at Mrs Marcella Erwin’s home for a potluck dinner and Christmas party with co host Helen Hamilton. Rosemary Hays president read thank you cards from shut ins and past members. Nineteen members and one guest from Morning Sun attended. Junior High games saw Huron defeat Oakville 27 21 for boys and 27 14 for girls.
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Oakville
Toolesboro
Wil Club
Latha McElhinney
Morning Sun
Darlene Butt
Shirley Kemper
Haz
Hunt
Huron
Gregg Rieman
High Socrer
Marvin Swafford
Swafford
L-M
Nila Waterhouse
Is Your Seed Legally Salable in Iowa
County Extension Director Hugenet Mathern says seed lots containing primary noxious weed seeds cannot be sold in Iowa. Primary weeds listed include quackgrass Canada thistle perennial sowthistle and others. secondary weeds require label disclosure and seed lots over four percent weed seeds are illegal to sell. If contaminated, recleaning or selling to a seedsman for processing are options with responsibility on the seedsman.
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Iowa
Hugenet Mathern
L. E Everson
Iowa State University Seed Laboratory
Everson Butthe
Informa Ction
Towa
Everson
Spangler Church Activities Packed December Schedule
Bloomington Spangler church announces a 6 p.m. Friday program on December 21 and a 7 p.m. Sunday service on December 23. The Gleaner's class will host a soup supper at 6:30 p.m. December 20, with Krueger Reed Shield families providing soup and caroling to follow. MYF members caroled Saturday with twelve youths and three adults joining, ending with lunch by the Gleaves family. WSCS urges members to help with bake sale items and accessories for a sale at Town Electric on Second Street by 8:30 a.m. December 22.
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Bloomington
Spangler Cha
Gleaner
Irvin Krueger
Paul Reed
Gleaves
Spangler
Chapel Wscs
Sunday School Program at United Presbyterian Church
A large crowd attended the Sunday School program at the United Presbyterian church in Columbus Junction. The nursery, first through third grades presented exercises, Aura Lea Carrell and Vicki Currie sang, the junior high department delivered the Christmas Story in verse and song, Velma Sunderman read "God's Trees," and refreshments followed with Judy Hawkins at the organ and Mike Sunderman on piano.
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Columbus Junction
United. Fresbyterian
Aura-Lea Carrell
Vicki’ Currie
Velma Stnderman
Judy Hawkins
Mike Sunderman
Oakville MYF Hears Talk By Rev Bass
Oakville M Y F met at the church Sunday evening with Jo Anna Hahn and Barbara Beh as hostesses Rev Dale Bass spoke on entering into Gods work and missionary work Verendle Shipman Frank Campbell gave prayers and Martha Rose Gerst read a scripture Judy Knause read Lie scripture Mary Helen Austin fed the singing Barbara Brown played piano Saturday evening the M Y F decorated the front in the church Al Swafford donated the tree next Sunday night the Methodist Young people plan Christmas caroling to shut ins then refreshments after caroling Mrs Maude Duncan returned home from spending days with her daughter in Winfield and Mrs Ralph Baird and family were guests in Danville
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Oakville
Jo Anna Hahn
Barbara Beh
Dale Bass
Verendle Shipman
Frank Campbell
Martha Rose Gerst
Judy Knausé
Mary Helen Austin
Barbara Brown
M.Y.F
al Swafford
P Orsemmals
Methodist Men Fete Families in Fellowship Hall
The Methodist men hosted church families in Fellowship Hall Thursday night with Mr. Paul Linder as chair, Rev. Harland Gant presenting, the light school pis sextette performing, the Gieselman daughters singing duets, Virgil Corey giving devotions, and a gift exchange concluding the event. Tri-Deck Bridge Club held its Christmas dinner at a cafe with nine members, social time at Mrs. Kathleen Stone’s home, high score won by Mrs. Bessie Bates, second by Mrs. Fern Messer, and traveling prize to Mrs. Allene McChesney. A French bouquet garni recipe note described assembling bay leaf, peppercorns, cloves, parsley, celery leaves, and thyme in a cheesecloth bag.
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Wapello
Paul Linder
Harland Gant
Light School
Pis
Thais Grouwinkel
Cheryl Buffington
Annette Odile
Marilyn Matthews
Becky Fisher
Joyce
Reif
Sue Johnson
Howard Gieselman
Virgil Corey
TriMeck Bridge Club
Kathleen Stone
AU Nine
Bessie Bates
Fern Messer
Allene McChesney
Naden Expects Iowa Liquor Laws To Change In Assembly
Rep. Robert Naden, likely future Speaker, says the 1963 Iowa General Assembly will revise liquor laws. He plans a thorough study by the House Safety and Law Enforcement Committee, followed by floor debate. Naden emphasizes revenue needs for property tax relief and aims to align with Republican policy while working with Governor-elect Hughes.
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Naden
General Assembly
Iowa
Harrison Weber
Town Daily
Des Moines
DPA
Robert Raden
House of Representatives
Webster City
House’ Safety and Law Enforcement Committee
Hill
Cautnis
Elmer “Vermeer
Pella
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Highway Cammission
Board’ of Regents
Board of Ten
State Department
Nader
Webster City Junior College
Grinnell College
Iowa State
William
Gardner
Navy
Pacific
Naden Industries
Russell
Morningside College
Danel
Webster City High School
Candace
Leah
Sedarmoc Guild Officers Serve Annual Christmas Supper
Wilton church event featured member carols led by Marian Henderson at piano. Officers elected for January: Carol Walton president Kay Maurer vice president Kathy Gradert secretary Nancy Ochiltvee treasurer. Christmas week church notices list services and events at Wilton and nearby communities.
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Carel
Walton
Diane Henderson
Carol Walton
Kay Maurer
Kathy Gradert
Nancy Ochiltvee
Kenna Knows Klein Mix-Up During Stop
St. Louis patrolman James Kenna halted a speeding motorist who claimed to be James Klein of 3685 Weber Road. The driver admitted he had found a license and said Klein was his cousin. The officer arrested him for the confusion and deception.
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Kenna
Klein St. Louis
James Kenna
James Klein
Weber Road
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