Out-of-town Guests Listed for Trudy Adams Event
A social note lists guests traveling from Iowa City Washington Oskaloosa Lone Tree Muscatine Letts Columbus Junction and Nichols for Trudy Adams Mrs Margaret Schlichting and Miss Mildred Wolford The invités include Mrs W L Musser Mrs Charlotte Brewer Rev Emanuel Jasmann and many others from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Adams
Margaret Schlichting
Mildred Wolford
Iowa City
Washington
Oskaloosa
Lone Tree
Muscatine
Letts
Fredonia
Columbus Junction
Nichols
W. L. Musser
Charlotte Brewer
Emanuel Jasmann
Ethel Mincer
Bessie Weber
Abbia Forbes
Ethel Henley
Don Parizek
Bessie Brinkmeyer
Jessie Lenz
Martha Forbes
Dorothy Musser
Sandra Sue Smothers
Laura Brinkmeyer
Ima Westfall
Velma Mueller
Hazel Attig
Edna Green
Nora Lorack
Jane Burr
Clara Mittman
Barbara Woodstra
Ruth Day
Bessie Dyche
Joann Estle
Lena Shellabarger
Viola Foster
Violet Davis
Terry Gray
Jessie John
Mary A. Summers
Fry Family Reunion Held At Grandview
A Grandview family reunion gathered Monday at Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fry’s home with a basket dinner and social afternoon. Fifty one attendees included Norbert Cross and family of Middletown Burton Cross Paul Cross and Kevin Cross and family of Burlington Raymond Cross and family of Rock Island Oral Fry and family Denny Carter and family Davenport Earl Fry and Thomas Fry and family Muscatine Forrest Fry and Ronnie and David Hoult Wapello. Also visitors Gerald Courtney and Walter Morgan from Tucson. Birthday celebrations honored Jeannette Murry and a birthday dinner for a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Ralph Fry
Nown
Norbert Cross
Middletown
Burton Cross
Paul Cross
Kevin
Denny Cross
Burlington
Raymond Cross
Rock Island
Oral Fry
D. €. Carter
Davenport
Earl Fry
Thomas Fry
Kenneth Fry
Muscatine
Forrest Fry
Ronnie
David Hoult
Wapello
Gerald Courtney
Walter Morgan
Tucson, Ariz
Jeannette Murry
Robert Murry
Twila Crooks
Melody Crooks
Kim Calvélage
Julie Calvelage
Peggy Lawrence
Kathy Lawrence
Cindy Schlutz
Denise Kemp
Kerrilyn Murry
Annual Guest Day Held by Conesville Women's Fellowship
About 70 attendees joined the Grace United Church of Christ Women’s Fellowship for their annual guest day. The program featured quiet music, devotions by Mrs. Winifred Maxwell, a vocal solo by Mrs. Sandra Sue Smothers, and a talk by guest speaker Mrs. Mildred Brockway Jasmann of Oskaloosa on the mission of Christians. Rev. Emanuel Jasmann offered the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
Women's Fellowship
Grace United Church of Christ
Mary McKee
Winifred Maxwell
Sandra Sue Smothers
Lone Tree
Laura Brinkmeyer
Elizabeth Lute
Mildred Brockway Jasmann
Oskaloosa
Emanuel Jasmann
United Church of Christ
Irma Smith
Blanche Carter
Edna Coffin
Shirley McCullough
Wapello Jaycees Name New Officers
Lyle Cover is the newly elected president of the Jaycees with Jack Stephens as vice president Gary Hunt as secretary and Joe Patrick as treasurer. Directors include Ledel Stineman Bill Samuels Loren Buffington and Dean Parish. Open House for a golden wedding anniversary will be held Sunday July 24 at Immanuel Church Des Moines from 2 to 5 p m. Visitors are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Lyle Cover
The
Jaycees
Jack Stephens
Gary Hunt
Joe Patrick
Ledel Stineman
Bill Samuels
Loren Buffington
Dean Parish
Immanuel Church
49Th St
Des Moines
Floyd
Sheperd
Sheperds
Adams Ave
Shepherd
Wapello Methodist Church
Oakville Church Schedule And Fairview Community Events
Oakville and Fairview churches publish a schedule of services and meetings in July. Rev Frederick Richard leads an 12 a.m. service IP and MYF meets at 7 30 p.m. with a Prayer study led by Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown. WSCS events include a birthday party July 3 with a clothing drive for Muscatine Migrants. Fairview Church hosts a July 10 sermon Prayer That Works by Rev Howard Peterson at 1 a.m. Irene Devore leads Fairview Aid July 20 with a program by Margaret Peterson and Bible verse on Marriage as roll call. Young People meet at 6 45 p.m. with Rev Eugene Birt. Regular Sunday worship at 7 30 p.m. and July 13 prayer meeting at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Richard
MYF
Ralph Brown
WSCS
Faith
Nightingale
Howard Peterson
Fairview Aid
Irene Devore
Margaret. Peterson
Herbert Clevenger
Young Peoples
Eugene Birt
West Liberty Rotary picks Dr Durlacher as new president
Dr James Durlacher assumed the presidency of the West Liberty Rotary Club for the coming year at the Tuesday noon meeting in the Methodist church. He succeeds Irwin Mosher and has been active since joining Rotary in June 1963, chairing committees and initiating the purple martin project. He attended the Rotary International convention in Denver as the club’s delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
James Durlacher
Rotary Club
Irwin Mosher
Dr. Durlacher
Rotary
Crippled Children’s
Student Assistance
Rotary International
Denver
West Liberty Club
Newton
Durlacher
Ken Wagner
Ron Butler
Richard L. Evans
West Liberty Council Reviews 1967 Budget Plan
West Liberty council discussed the proposed 1967 budget of 458,555 with 85,987 to be raised by tax at the July 19 hearing set for 7 30 pm. Bids on an air conditioner were opened and a 356 00 purchase approved. A cigarette permit for Tom Brooke was issued. Residents petitioned council about offensive odor from local industry. Discussion covered auxiliary police, permanent staffing, and a Marine address for a local recruit. American Legion officers for coming year were elected, installation planned July 12. no meeting July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
TV Mall
Tom Brooke
Columbus St. D-X
American Legion
Mansell L. Phillips
William Heinhard
Verland Oleson
John Nath
Keith Baker
E. E. Hale
Evans Morris
Dean Odell
Ben Nichols
Don Bemis
Merlyn Spilger
Joe Ryan
Home Benefit Club Holds Meeting at Grandview
The Grandview Home Benefit Club met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Louise Kammerer, Debbie Meyerholtz, and Jerry Westbrook with a potluck lunch and business session. Hostess gift went to Mrs. Gertrude Westbrook. Next meeting is a picnic at Grandview park on Aug. 3. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bean at a cookout with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gerling and daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bean of near Ainsworth. Mrs. Lester Grady and Homer Grady are listed as surgical patients at Iowa City Children’s Hospital and Muscatine General Hospital respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Home Benefit Club
Louise Kammerer
Debbie Meyerholtz
Jerry Westbrook
Gertrude Westbrook
Grandview Park
Norman Bean
Ralph Gerling
Jerry Bean
Ainsworth
Lester Grady
Children's Hospital
Iowa City
Homer Grady
Muscatine General Hospital
Muscatine
Burlingame Held Under $10,000 Bond
DES MOINES AP Robert Burlingame 58 remained free on a 10000 dollar bond awaiting a federal grand jury action on charges he robbed the Town-Des Moines National Bank on June 22 Miss Jo Ann Barberio 25 a teller testified Burlingame was the man who robbed her cage of 1500 Burlingame came to Des Moines from Eldora in 1937 to serve secretary for the late Gov Nelson G Kraschel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ann Barberio
U.S
F. E. van Alstine
Burlingame
Des Moines
Eldora
Nelson G. Kraschel
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Jimmie Hatt
A Bank & Trompson
Katie
TVE
Fae Anda
Charles H. Reed
Zol Unty
Maine
Trudy
Lynn Phillips
Muskegon
Mich
Jess Phillips
Carl Anthony
Long Island
N. Y
Phillips
Cliff Lee
Dave Lee
Phyllis Haury
Gerlings
William Fulton
Robert Murray
Sam D. Murry
Howard ‘Wykert
Patsy
Linda
Leonard
Kemp
Denise
Denny
Dana
Wayne Shoppa
Conesville Women’s Fellowship
Stan Willey
Wapello Jaycees
Clifford Dearmin
Chula Vista
Calif
Violet Dearmin
Vicki
Bill Williams
Charlotte
N. Coe
A. R. Moreidge
Oakville Church
Oakville
Churches of
Fairview Community Church
Church of God
West Liberty Rotary Club
Evans
Crystal Cafe
Jean Webb
Clyde Berry
West Liberty City Council
John McRae
Darlene McRae
Town
Marine Corps
John W. McRae
Bmke McRd
San Diego
George Washington
Capitol Rotunda
Capitol
Smithsonian Institution
New Museum of History and Technology
Fedder’s
America
McKee
Bay
14Th Street
Third Muscatine
Red
Central State Bank
Deposit Insurance Corporation
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