Women’s Organization in Grandview Changes Meeting Schedule
Grandview Community church women met at Mrs. Georgia Schaffer’s home with 10 members and three guests. Declarations and readings filled an afternoon of devo tions, poetry, and get well cards. The group moves to the fourth Thursday monthly. next gathering August 26 in the church basement. Several local families were noted in personals.
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Grandview
Grandview Community Church
Georgia Schafer
Nora Asher
Ella Reed
Orpha Ashby
Ethel Phillips
Ashby
Casseye Wilson
Bernard Bean and
Bradley
Muscatine
Ralph Gerling
Lawrence Rowe
Glen Belk
Jesse Harris
Farm Bureau picnic draws about 60 at Oakland Center
Oakland Town ship Farm Bureau picnic drew about 60 adults and children from Orono Township and guests. Joyce McCullough led a Doxology singing before a four gallon ice cream treat donated by local families. Lucky Clovers 4-H hosted the program with a dried flower pictures demo and a ball game for entertainment. Guests included Jerry Lutz from Cambridge Massachusetts visiting two and a half weeks at the Lutz home plus relatives from Green Bay Iowa City Buffalo and Wheaton Illinois. Arthur Gibbs of Buffalo arrived for a Smith home visit with Alma Jones and Marlene Beck among other guests.
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Conesville
Oakland Township Farm Bureau
Oakland Community Center
Orono
Lucky Clovers Girls 4-H Club
Cambridge
Mass
Jerry Lutz
Paul Lutz
Lutz
John Randall
Mary
Laura
Carol
Green Bay
Wise
Jerry Carey
Phillip and
David
Iowa City
Arthur Gibbs
Buffalo
N.Y
Kenneth Smith
Smith
Alma Jones
Middletown
Marlene Beck
Karen George
Wheaton, Il
European travels for James Paulding
James E. Paulding tours Europe researching Hindemith for a forthcoming biography aimed at students of modern music. He will visit West Germany and Switzerland to access libraries and speak with Hindemith’s associates before moving with his family to Kirksville Missouri where he joins Northeast Missouri State College’s Fine Arts Department.
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Columbus Junction
James E. Paulding
Europe
Paul Hindemith
Hindemith
West Germany
Paulding
Switzerland
University of Zurich
Northeast Missouri State College
Kirksville
I-M High School
Mobile home owners urged to brace for wind storms
Kansas City AP report quotes Allen Pearson of the National Severe Storms Forecast Center warning that mobile homes are vulnerable in tornadoes and wind storms. He urges trailer park owners to install storm shelters and secure units with anchors or overhead cables, noting the need for zoning laws and better preparations to reduce injuries and deaths.
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Muscatine
Journal
RLF
Harrison
Associated Press
Kansas City
United States
Allen Pearson
Pearson
National Weather Service Agency
Tually
Desloge
Missouri
Hamilton
Sugar Beach
Ala
Seminole
Brooks
Coffey
Georgia
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Juanita Sizemore
Orlando
Flo
Tommy
Farm Bureau
James Paulding
Flint
Mich
Lubbock
Tex
Lakleland
Fla
Topeka
Kan
Central State Bank
FDIC
Alt
Vinton
E. Second St
Muscatine Plaza
Solid State AM
Pues