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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1971
Page
10
Mrs. Gay Wright of Morning Sun displays her first prize cherry pie at the Louisa County Fair. Second place went to Mrs. Marie Greene of Columbus and third to Mrs. Floyd Reif of Wapello in the bake-off.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee praised President Nixon for his intended journey to China but faced murky, shifting wording as it rewrote a resolution commending the trip twice. The panel offered support without full faith and backing amid vague diplomacy surrounding the plan.
The WSCS group will hold its election amid the meeting of the Women’s Society of Christian Service in OONESVILLE. Nomination chair Lorraine Murphy leads with Denise Forbes and Joan Crafton as members. Florence Stewart handles worship, Doris Peterson leads the lesson, and refreshment coordinators are Myrtle Hamilton and Darlene Conaway. Cecelia Buser has returned home to Marysville, Washington after a stay.
Mrs. Dorothy Van Sant of Conesville returns after visiting son David Van Sant in Winston-Salem North Carolina and attends funeral services for George T Mills Jr in Parkersburg Virginia. Mrs Levi Cocklin joins Cranston Oak Grove meeting at Ward Harvey home near Lewis Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Fred Showalter host dinner with sisters Elizabeth Day Addie Perkins and B W Hallgreen in Milan and Moline Ill remaining for longer visit. Everett Stewart visits Katherine O Beirn in Ainsworth Wednesday. Lucille Solomon visits mother Clara Gray in Eddyville and brother Rev Zane Gray of Logan W V. Solomon also visits sister Mrs John McCurdy in Oskaloosa Thursday. Oliver Stewart and son Donald spend a week vacation at the Ozarks visiting relatives in Oklahoma and Kansas. Jerry Lutz returns to Cambridge Massachusetts after two and a half weeks with his parents Paul and Mrs Lutz.
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