Lions Club Welcomes Four New Members in West Liberty
West Liberty Lions Club admitted four new members Delmar T. Jeneary Kenneth Shaw Howard MacGowan and Hugh Probst at a Monday night meeting at Crystal Cafe. Agriculture chair Walter Lelman reported contest results from Master Car and Soybean Growers Contest with entries and yields noted and a banquet in Ames planned for February.
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West Liberty
Lions Club
Crystal Cafe
Delmar T. Jeneary
Kenneth Shaw
Howard MacGowan
Hugh Probst
Walter Lelman
Agriculture Committee
Iowa Crop Improvement Association
Sunshine Club Dinner and HGL Meeting Noted
Sunshine Club met for a potluck dinner at the Wapello Gas and Light building with five members due to illness at the Shortt home. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Eugene Small. The HGL met at Mrs. Millicent Winter’s home with 12 members. The next meeting is Jan. 24 with Mrs. Clara Wagner and an officer election. Local hospital patients at Burlington include Mrs. Fred Ashby, Mrs. J.T. Durham, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Battenhagen, Mrs. Mable Stroup, and Carl Oakes. Christmas lighting contest winners from Wapello Light and Gas Co. and the Wapello Republican: first place Mrs. Flossie Dailey, Wayne McConahay, Dr. L.E. Weber Jr., each $10. second place Leon Rossiter, Sherwood Ross, Ernie Wright, each $7. third place Delbert Dotson, Bill Maddux, Dean Samuels, Marvin Walker, $3.50 each. Mrs. Mildred Deihl, Davenport, is a patient in St. Luke's hospital, Davenport. Mrs. Vera Delzell returned home from Detroit after visiting her son and family.
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Wapello
Sunshine Club
Claudia Shortt
Hgl’s
Hgl’e
Millicent
Clara Wagner
Burlington Hospital
Fred Ashby
J.T. Durham
Henry Battenhagen
Mable Stroup
Carl Oakes
Wapello Light and Gas Co
Wapello Republican
Flossie Dailey
Wayne McConahay
L.E. Weber Jr
Leon Rossiter
Sherwood Ross
Ernie Wright
Delbert Dotson
Bill Maddux
Dean Samuels
Marvin Walker
Illinos City Servicemen Addresses Sent
Three Illinois City residents have been identified as servicemen. Pvt Dennis R Reed NG 26368763 Co B 15th HBn 4th H Bde Fort Knox Kentucky 40121 son of Mr and Mrs Uriel Reed Ill inois City. Pvt Gary Feldman US 64823586 3 Pilt Co D1 Bn 2 Bet Bde Ft Leonard Wood Missouri 65473 son of Mr and Mrs Harry Feldman Ill inois City. Pvt Glenn W Feldman US 4823874 3 Pit Co D1 Bn 2 and Mrs Walter Feldman Ill inois City. The two Feldmans are cousins.
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Dennis R. Reed
Fort Knox
Uriel Reed
Illinois City
Gary Feldman
Pilt. Co
Ft. Leonard Wood
Harry Feldman
Glenn W. Feldman
Pit. Co
Walter Feldman
Feldmans
Area IX Head Explains System to Club Meeting
Dr Robert Johnson Area IX head at Eastern Iowa Community College spoke to West Liberty Woman's Club about the Clinton Muscatine and Riverdale centers. He noted enrollment growth and outlined the long range building plan near Betendorf.
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Woman's Club
West Liberty
Robert Johnson
Eastern Iowa Community College
West Liberty Woman's Club
Johnson
University of Nebraska
University of Northern Town
Cedar Falls
Mankato State College
Clinton Center
Muscatine Center
Columbus Junction Methodist Builds New Plan Revisions
Columbus Junction Methodist building committee accepts revisions to the church plan drawn by Arthur Lindgren of Lindgren and Taylor. Changes include floor space reduction to 13.90 square feet, ceiling cost set at 175000, split level site use, and a new facade. Special meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. to set construction and financing. full membership meeting Jan 30. Sixth to seventh graders start a church membership course Jan 13 with parent meeting Jan 14.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction Methodist Church
Arthur Lindgren
Lindgren and Taylor
Dee Moines
William Dunn
Warren Lewis
Columbus Methodist Churches
West Liberty Firemen Re-elect Brooke Chief
West Liberty Firemen re-elected Robert K. Brooke as fire chief at their monthly meeting Tuesday evening. Also chosen were Bill Cline as assistant chief and Jerry Beach as secretary-treasurer with Robert L. Smith, Bob Ditmars and Amos Morrison as trustees. Certificates were awarded for recent Fireman ship training in Ames and Tipton and Letts, and a film was shown. Mayor Neil O. Wicks attended as a guest amid plans for the annual banquet on Feb 13 with appointments and awards to be announced.
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West Liberty
Robert K. Brooke
West Liberty Volunteer Fire Department
Bill Cline
Jerry Beach
Robert L. Smith
Bob Ditmars
Amos Morrison
Chief Brooke
Towa State University Engineering Extension
Ames
Roy Conklin
Roblrt Smith
Fred Miller
Tipton
Robert Smith
Ray Morrison
G. William Smith
Cedar Valley WSCS Meeting Notes Include Donations and Plans
Cedar Valley WSCS met at Mrs. Paul Oberman's home with co host Mrs. Warren Forbes. Airs Adrian Rabe opened the session quoting Temny son. Christmas cards from foreign students were noted. Valentine baskets for college students and shut ins were planned along with a church food drive. A youth retreat for high school students in Golden Valley was announced for March 2 3. 825 was voted for missionary support of Miss Lois Fink. The program centered on The Church in a Changing World. Study Course Nine began with the first lesson What the World May Believe. Next lesson set for Tuesday at Mrs Adrian Rabe's home.
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Clifton Meyers
John Blair
Golden Valley
Dwain Hopker
Lois Fink
den Askam
John Johnson
Johnson
Chet Passmore
John Gamon
Paul Oberman
Adrian Rabe
Past Worthy Matron Club Meets Tuesday at Letts
The Past Worthy Matron Club met at Lucille Johnston's home with Estella Beik assisting. Fourteen members attended. Officers extend their terms. Mildred Esile presided with a New Year poem. Pearl Gippie won the hostess prize. Plans announced for a birthday party at Corner Inn with Pearl Gippie and Hazel Busch hosting. Reservations to Pearl Gippie by February. Each member to bring a $1 gift. OES No. 370 to meet Tuesday evening. refreshment chairmen listed. Officers to be installed. Philathea Class to meet Wednesday in church parlors with Mary and Hazel Thompson hosting. Winnie Carpenter to lead devotions. Belle Garrett in charge of entertainment. TT to Meet Chapter T of T.T.T. Thursday evening January 18 at Beulah Austing's home. Helen Paine and Marian Stanner assisting. Fertilizer meeting: Mr and Mrs Robert A Barnes in Des Moines for a chemical and fertilizer event at the Veterans Auditorium.
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Pearl Gippie
Corner Inn
Hazel Busch
Mary
Hazel Thompson
Winifred Carpenter
Belle Garrett
T.T.T
Beulah Austing
Helen Paine
Marian Stanner
Robert A. Barnes
Des Moines
Veteran's Auditorium
Fulton Township FB Homemakers To Meet Monday
Fulton Township Farm Bureau Homemakers will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the home of Mrs. Henry Franzen. The notice notes a change from the regular date and time. A family swim for Durant Cub Scouts is set for Friday January 19 from 8 to 9 p.m. at the Muscatine YMCA. Departing time is 7:15 p.m. from the American Legion Home. Swimming is free for Cub Scouts. family members pay 25 cents.
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Durant
Fulton Township Farm Bureau
Henry Franzen
Durant Cub
YMCA
Muscatine
American Legion
Columbus Junction State Bank Pays Dividend to Stockholders
The Columbus Junction State Bank held its annual stockholders meeting Tuesday to elect directors and officers. The bank showed year growth near 600000 with end 1967 totals at 8400000. A dividend of 7.50 per share was paid as of December 31 1967. named directors include H D Abbott Jack L Estle Dale Edmondson H Lee Huston Thomas H Huston Lewis H Newell zs W Robertson F D Smyth G W Weber. Officers named: G W Weber chairman H Lee Huston president Thomas H Huston executive vice president E L Hughes cashier J E Henson vice president Sheldon Hawk ins assistant vice president Richard Utter assistant cashier and farm representative Larry Prior assistant cashier and auditor.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction State Bank
H. D. Abbott
Jack L. Estle
Dale Ed
Larry Prior
Conesville WSCS Begins Study of Japan
The Women's Society of Christian Service at Conesville Methodist met for an all day session at Kay Hill's home with nine members two children and a guest Susie Hill of Columbus Junction. A potluck lunch followed. The study theme The Response of the Church in Changing Japan covered four lessons and featured reports on Japan's geography population resources economy and government. The group planned the next meeting for February 14 and noted hymnals arrival and church notices.
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Conesville
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Conesville Methodist Church
Kay Hill
Susie Hill
Columbus Junction
Judy Chapman
Dorothy Reed
Japan
Dorothy Allen
Myrtle Hamilton
Doris Forbes
Doris Peterson
Judy
Bertha Wolford
Arlene Buckman
Lorraine Murphy
Murphy
James
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Harold Stagg
Charles McCracken
Mildred Deihl
Davenport
St. Luke's Hospital
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Harry Crist
Edith Reddick
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