Wapello Visitors Welcome Home From Europe Duty
Marguerite Allen and family host Dean D. Schneider and two children Waren and Lynette after his Germany tour and nine months in Europe. They plan visits with relatives before he returns to Kinchloe Air Force Base in Michigan. Mrs. Bess Gunnels ends a Sioux City visit and returns home.
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Wapello
Dean D. Schneider
Waren
Lynette
A. Ry (Pole) McConahay
Carl Schneider
Schneiders
Europe
Germany
Soesterburg Air Force Base
Holland
Kinchloe Air Force Base
Ste. St. Marie
Mich
Bess Gunnels
P. L. Beltlor
Sioux City
Chapter 6 Meets in Hook Home
Chapter 6 meets at Mrs Myrtle Hook home with co hosts Mrs Mildred Berk and Mrs Kathleen Stone. Nineteen members attend. Altruistic committee reported on Christmas baskets food gifts and camp girl help. Maurine Schmei ker reported on the Easter Seal syark. Next meeting Feb 19 at Mrs Stella Oakes home with Drs Elda Matthews and Mrs Sharon Bratins as co hosts. Hospital report notes Gail Eversmeyer transfer to University hospital Iowa City. Mr Eversmeyer remains in Mercy hospital Burlington. Edubanks a patient at Burlington hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elda Matthews
Sharon Bratins
Gail Eversmayer
Mercy Hospital
Burlington
Univesity
Iowa City
Eversmeyer
Edubanks
Burlington Hospital
Friendly Workers To Hold All Day Session Jan 29
The Friendly Workers met at Mrs. Frank Slone's home near Columbus Junction with nine members and one guest, M Gordon Pine from Rio de Janeiro, visiting with her three children. They worked on articles for the bayaar next fall and awarded a door prize to Mrs. Faye Cassabaum. The next gathering will be an all day session at Mrs. Clyde Grimm's home on January 29.
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Wapeuo
Frank Slone
Columbus Junction
M Gordon Pine
Rio
Braz
Neal
Bayaar
Faye Cassabaum
Clyde Grimm
Tob Chub
Lucille Parsons
James Earnest Installed as Wapella Lodge Master
Wanella James Harrest was installed as worshipful master of the Wapella lodge 5, AF and AM, at a special meeting on January 15. Officers for the year included Robert Stineman senior warden Melvin Partington junior warden F F Bucher treasurer H E Hoover secretary William Matthews senior deacon Everett Webb junior deacon Harold Small senior steward Edgar Libs junior steward Robert Tillman Tyler Elmer Hayes relieving massee named a trustee for three years installing officer was Lester Matheny past junior guard warden Grand Lodge of Iowa New London Floyd Reif installing marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanella
James Harrest
Wapella Lodge
Robert Stineman
Melvin Partington
FF. M. Bucher
H. E. Hoovyer
William H. Matthews
Everetl Webb
Harold Small
Edgar Libs
Robert Tillman
Tyler
Elmer Hayes
Massee
Lester Matheny
Grand Lodge of Iowa
New London
Floyd Reif
Cars Damaged In Collision In Wapello
A Wednesday morning crash at the intersection of N Prairie and Pleasant Avenue in Wapello involved a 1962 Chevrolet driven by Arnie Wright and a Chevrolet driven by David L Morris. Wright suffered minor injuries including a bruise and head bump. Each car sustained about $200 in damage.
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Wapello
N. Prairie
Pleaseant Ave
David L. Morris
Arnie Wright
Earnie Wright
Louisa County Peace Officers Name Gustafson
Louisa County peace officers names Gustafson as president Howard Cook fin Grandview as vice president Wayne Dolson as secretary treasurer were elected at a Tuesday meeting in Wapella City Hall A fish supper by Stanley Barrick and Bob Stineman and a showing of fishing trip movies to Canada followed PNG met Tuesday evening at Mrs Laura Maygins home with cohosts Mrs Mary Aghar and Mrs Lucy McAfee and fourteen members attended
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Wapella
Louisa County Peace Officers
Bob Gustafson
Howard Cookfin
Grandview
Wayne Dolson
Stanley Barrick
Bob Stineman
Canada
PNG
Laura Maygins
Mary Aghar
Lucy McAfee
West Branch High to stage Get Up and Go musical
West Branch High students rehearse for the musical Get Up and Go to be presented Tuesday January 2 and Wednesday January 23 at 7 30 p m in the West Branch Junior High School auditorium. Directed by John Nielsen and Jim Loos the show was created by Mary Lacey and Paul Weirick featuring the high school dance band and local department.
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West Branch
John Nielsen
Jim Loos
Mary Lacey
Paul Weirick
Miss McCauley
School For
Attar
Reveal School
New Boston News Notes Masonic Lodge Meeting and Dance Plans
The New Boston Masonic Lodge 59 AF and AM will meet Friday evening at 8. The New Boston Volunteer Fire Department plans a school gym dance on Friday night March 8 with music by the Sley Larks of Muscatine. A training program for Education Commission members is set for Jan. 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the Methodist church basement. The Junior and Senior MYF meet Sundays at 6 in the church basement. sixth graders through high school are welcome.
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New Boston Esc Vbbm
New Boston
Ill
New Boston Masonic Lodge
New
Boston
Fire ‘Department
Sley Larks
Muscatine
Commission of Education
Methodist Church
MYF
Witnesses Attend Circuit Assembly in Muscatine
A delegation of 32 Jehovah's Witnesses from Muscatine returned from a three day assembly at Cedar Rapids. A crowd of 802 heard H. C. Good district supervisor discuss The Bible's Answer to Our Problem of Survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martyn
HM. van Dorah
Jehovah’s Witnesses of
H. C. Good
Jehovah's Witnesses
To Hold Square Dancing School in New Boston
A square dancing school moves from Kellasburg to the New Boston school gym on Monday evenings from 7 30 to 9 30. Advanced lessons run 9 20 to 10 30. Sponsored by the PTA, invitations go to all who wish to dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Boston
Kellasburg
Pt.a
Masonic Lodge Workshop Set for January 26 at Vinton
Masonic lodges statewide plan a workshop at Vinton on Saturday afternoon and evening, January 26, starting 1 p.m. Louis Thordsen of Tipton will present papers in the afternoon. A 6 p.m. dinner program follows, with an 8 p.m. final meeting. Subchairmen for arrangements are R. H. Drumm of Wilton, Samuel Sanders of Lone Tree, and Kenneth Slach of West Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Louis Thordsen
Tipton
R. H. Drumm
Wilton
Samuel Sanders
Lone Tree
Kenneth Slach
West Branch
Durant PTO Has Varied Program
Durant Parent Teacher Organization meets at the school gym with vice president presiding. February events include a light bulb sale date to be announced, a skating party on February 26, and a program of Senior band music, gymnastic exhibitions by Gilgrade boys, and demonstrations by High School students.
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Durant
A. Voss
Wm. Nichols
Marvin Krause
Gilgrade
Don Brown
Bill Paulsen
Harald Petersen
Land
Bill Mclatchie
Gordon Morshead
Gerald StoHer
Wilton approves sewer extension and patrol car
Wilton council in special session accepted the Nikols company sewer extension with costs lower than expected, paving the way for reduced sewer assessments after Green Engineering drafts the figures for council approval. The town also began use of a new patrol car for Marshal Elbwyn Cole, the first in Wilton history, with dome and door insignias to be added soon.
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Wilton
The
Lawn Council
Nikols Company
Eartier
Green Engineering
Elbwyn Cole
Cooperative Venture Forms State Church Planning Commission
Leaders of 15 church bodies representing over 80 percent of Minnesota's Protestant Orthodox membership create a statewide church planning commission. It will coordinate church extension and relocation, exchange information, and make long range plans across the state.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
ministerial refresher course
In 1963, about eight thousand Methodist ministers will attend pastors schools in Nashville Tennessee as part of an expanding program for continuing professional education. The refresher education program is described as the most extensive among Protestant churches.
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Nashville
Tenn
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Hook
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Louisa County
Gustafson
Salt Lake City
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Muscatine Bank
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New Boston News
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United States
Balterson
Frigidaire
WIAS
Sring
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