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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1975
Page
11
In Muscatine Tuesday December 23 1975 a party and meeting at a home raised a Christmas food basket for a needy family. First aid classes are planned for February in Muscatine. The Goshen-Pike group selected music and recreation as the West Liberty Fair booth theme. Mrs. Chester Dickey hosted the Goshen Pike Farm Bureau homemakers Christ-
Columbus Community Club committees have been named for the year according to president Jim Rutt. The chairmen include Education with Lewis Newell John Currie Robert Hedemann and Lonny Powers, Agriculture with Richard Utter Sam Bell Ron Baird Larry Everett and Marvin Kistler, Honors Banquet with Sam Bell Paul Duncan Jim Crawford Denley Ganfield and Robert.
Pike Grange held a Christmas program and potluck with the West Tones from Muscatine Junior High. Readings were shared by members, gifts distributed, and Santa handed out treats. January meetings are scheduled for Jan 7 and Jan 15 with various committees announced. two 1976 bicentennial projects noted.
The Conesville lodge of Royal Neighbors of America held a recent meeting to elect officers for the year. Mrs. Anita Milder was chosen oracle, with Mrs. Berta also elected to a position, continuing the organization's local leadership.
Mrs. Catharine Gipple entertained the Conesville Double Eight Club women with prizes won by Mrs. Helen Brehme Mrs. Oszetta Fischer and Hilda Owen. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is January 21 at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Pearl Adams home. Local members listed with officers and roles. A Christmas gift exchange occurred and calendars for sale were announced by district deputy Mrs. Alice Schrader. Fire-station meeting set for January 16 at 2 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Jean Buser and Mrs. Lydia Cocklin.
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