Christmas program presented by Wilton Methodist children
Wilton Ohio Wilton Methodist Church held a 7 30 p m Sunday Christmas program with Kristin McKillip as Mary and a long cast of children and adults performing songs recitations and a playlet Santa Claus gave treats after the program Reverend Larry Wiley led prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Methodist
Gary Carlson
Shepherds
Michael Grinder
Sean Kelly
Donnie Hundable
Wise Men
Linda Willey
Susan Dvorak
Sean Peterson
Lori Leach
Cheryl Henderson
Shannon Wright
Judean
Helen McClean
Lesa Luethye
Baby Jesus
Rolland Newton
John Carlson
Brad Stroops
Jeff Scott
Todd Grunder
Stephanie Norton
Angie Hinkhouse
Mrs. McClean
Brad Reed
Jill Grinder
Ronnie Hartman
Joan McKillip
Brian Grunder
Linda Newton
Vickie Carlson
Playlet
Bethlehem
Andrea Holladay
Angel
Debbie Coram
Mary
Greg Grunder
Joseph
Sharm Wagaman
Julia Stro
Karen Grings
Wilma Tank
Janet Drum
Deanna Drumm
Paula Drumm
Dolly Ayres
Evelyn Stroops
Ceatra Mann
Santa Claus
Southeast Town Council names Burlington man as president
Southeast Town Council and Boy Scouts of America met in Burlington naming Carlton Holmes as president for the coming year. Other officers include Louis Knopper Jr and G J Kiedaisch as vice presidents, with Douglas Grinde as treasurer and Dr. Wells Sinotte as Scout Commissioner. The Executive and Advisory Councils list numerous Burlington Keokuk West Point and nearby leaders as members. The council reports 40 percent youth participation and notes strong camping and activities records under Columbus United Fund support. Columbus Junction school dismisses early for Christmas break with re-takes planned by Evans Studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Junction
Boy Scouts of America
Burlington
Carlton Holmes
Louis Knopper, Jr
Burlngton
West Point
G. J. Kiedaisch
Keokuk
Ralph Brown
Oakville
Victor Schierbrock
Douglas S. Grinde
Wilson Davis
National Counci
Wells Sinoite
George Breeze
Madison
Stephen Beckford
Robert Flynn
John Flodin
Don Dusen
Douglas Grinde
Phil Hahn
George Hanks
Caraldon Holmes, Jr
Herb Bottger
Robert Hoxie
John Klein
Louis Kuepper
Carl Cassidy
Smithshire
Lloyd. Crumly
Lets
Edward Fries
Rellis High
Don Miller
Jack Price
John L. Schneider
Wells Sinette
Robert Lindell
Winfield
H. M. Patterson
Mediapolis
Maurice Schmeiser
Wapello
Miles Sherman
Olds
E. R. Anderson
Martins
Brockway
West Burlington
Donald J. Bell
New London
Gary Doak
Mr. Pleasant
George Fisher
Mike Finger
Pi. Madison
Kermit Wland
Frank Hayler
Ft. Madison
Terry D. Loeschen
A. T. Lanning
C. E. Matsch
Gene O’steen
B. L. Robinson
Charles H. Walsh
Boy Scouts
Columbus United Fund
Clements Named Deputy Secretary of Defense Under Nixon
William P. Clements of Dallas, Texas, appointed deputy secretary of defense by President Nixon last week. He is named as a defendant in a civil suit alleging conspiracy to hide millions in profits from an Argentine oil deal. The suit charges Clements and associates with cheating an Argentine businessman on commissions through Southeast Drilling Company of Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Clements
Dallas
Tex
Nixon
Clements
Southeast Drilling Company
Goshen-Pike women hold a Xmas meeting
Mrs. Paul Oberman hosted the Goshen-Pike Farm Bureau Women at a salad luncheon. Mrs. Don Crow assisted. Oberman presided as the business meeting opened with a Longfellow Christmas Bells poem. A roll call hymn, 1973 program planning, and a Christmas food basket were described. Traveling bingo followed. gifts of appreciation were given to officers and project chairmen. Paul Oberman and Scott attended the Peoria awards dinner for corn and soybean yield entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley
Paul Oberman
Goshen-Pike Farm Bureau
Don Crow
Oberman
Longfellow
Paul Qberman
Scott
Muscatine Counties
Peoria
Joy and New Boston Churches Plan Christmas Programs
Joy United Methodist and New Boston United Methodist Churches along with Eliza Community Church outline Christmas activities. Rev. Robert D Rosebrough lists events: Joy Thursday Christmas program at 7 p.m. Adult choir practice Friday at 7 p.m. Church school Sunday 10 a.m. worship 11 a.m. New Boston Saturday Christmas program Sunday worship 8:15 a.m. Church school 9:30 a.m. Eliza Sunday worship 9:35 a.m. church school 10:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy
New Boston United Methodist
Eliza Community Church
Robert D Rosebrough
New Boston
Eliza
Conesville Royal Neighbors Elect 1973 Officers
Conesville Royal Neighbors of America meeting at Mrs. Callie Everett's home elected 1973 officers led by Mary Etta Kemp as oracle and Sylvia Platts as vice oracle. District deputy Alice Schrader attended, presented a white Bible as a gift, and discussed the April 28 convention at the V F W Building on the L Bar M Rodeo Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
Royal
Mary Etta Kemp
Oracle
Conesville — Oak Camp
Royal Neighbors of America Lodge
Callie Everett
Anita Milder
Alice Schrader
Wapello
V.F.W
L-Bar-M
Local club names officers and prize recipients
Members listed include Doris Peterson Jean Buser Wilfred Maxwell Bertha Elena Martinez Sylvia Platts Alice Schrader Pearl Adams June Houseal Blanche Carter Anita Milder Mary Ella Kemp Darlene Conaway Neva Maxwell. Four door prizes were awarded to Sylvia Plotts Doris Peterson Anita Milder and Blanche Carter. Refreshments were served by Callie Everett. Next meeting set for January 19 at Sylvia Plotts home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Milder
Blanche Carter
Callie Everett
Sylvia Plotts
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All Ye Faithful
Beth Grings
Becky Grunder
Donnie Hartman
Marcia Drumm
Roger Howe
Beth Grinder
David Hunzelman
Sherri Coram
Doug Dvorak
Southeast
Towa Council
Columbus Junction
Columbus Community
Evans Studio
Grace Lutheran
Central Jr. High
Wilton
H. S. Swing
Grace Lutheran Sr
Mrs. Santa
Mali
Sylvia Platts
Pearl Adams
Winifred Maxwell
Neva Maxwell
Darlene Conaway
Anita McKean
Inner Sentinel
Vera Showalter
Outer Sentinel
Ima Conaway
Eloise
Central State Bank
Muscatine
FDIC
Central State
Ter
Pepsi Cola Bolling Co
Davenport
Rock Ivana
Pepsi Co
Int
New York
New 1
Sam
Ragamark At Paps) Co
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