Fourteen Muscatine 4-H Delegates Named for Ames Conference
Sixteen Muscatine County 4-Hers are selected by the 4-H Youth Committee to attend the State 4-H Conference in Ames Iowa June 19 to 22. Delegates include Barbara Harper Janis Kathrein Becky Peterson Karen Burmeister Pam Erwin Lynn Luth Leslie Christensen David Dierickx Robert Eichelberger David Illian Bill Schaapveld Mike Tometich Jane Bockwoldt Cindy Smith R Jewett and Dan Petersen with Rose Jewett attending the pre conference workshop June 17 to 19 and Jane Bocaveldt taking part as chorus delegate. The program centers on communication with activities like speakers a movie discussions election of officers and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
Ames
Iowa
Dan Petersen
Rt. 2
Muscatine
Rose Jewett
Jane Bocaveldt
Cindy Smith
Grange Meeting at Nichols Plans for Fall Needlework Contest
Pike Grange 2218 met with 29 members at the Grange Hall. Master Harold Carter presided as officers responded to roll call. Anita McKean and Helen Grim reported planning a fall needlework contest with items to send to service members. The meeting covered APC program work, grain and loan programs, and conservation efforts. Upcoming events include a Father’s Day observance, a cleanup day with potluck, and a special open meeting with Congressman Fred Schwengel to honor Boy Scout Troop 612. Door prizes and a Kennedy photo display were noted. refreshments followed. The Nichols Past Noble Grand Circle holds a potluck June 13 in Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Williams
The
Grange
Treasury
the Grange
Fred Schwengel
U.S. Capitol
Cub Scouts
Pike Boys and Girls
Trucker Award Follows Spinout After Brake Failure
In Leadville Colorado a tractor trailer swerved into a vacant lot and overturned. the driver John S Johnson was injured and the rig sustained 7000 dollars in damage. A state patrolman later visited the hospital and presented Johnson with the safe driver of the month award for swerving to avoid children after brake failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadville
Colo.ap
John S. Johnson
Johnson
Oakville Town Council Holds June Meeting
Oakville Town Council met June 5 at Town Hall with Mayor James Knouse and councilors present. Actions included approving claims from local businesses, funding for fire department training, street work plans, and cigarette permit approvals. The council also voted against a District Court suit and secured insurance coverage. Oakville Legion Auxiliary announced an Odds and Ends Sale and Food Auction to support hall remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanville
Oakville
James Knouse
Donald Gerst
James Gerst
Cody Grooms
Donald Kramer
Melvin Rechkemmer
Iowa Telephone Co
Louisa ‘Publishing Co
Clarence Ernest Insurance
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Muscatine Journal
Litbern Gentry
Raid Quarries, Inc
Gerst” Brothers
Malcom
Behaaf
Mabel
Chuck
Lehnert’s
District Court
Earnest Insurance Agency
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Auxiliary
West Liberty Royal Workers Hold Meeting at Hosts Home
West Liberty Royal Workers club met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Anna Nauman with Pauline Pangborn as host. Seventeen members answered roll call with sick calls since the last meeting. Prizes awarded in games went to Lillian Schillig Rowiena Barkalow and Lenore Smith high Anna Sullivan, Anna Nauman and Crystal Crow low. The next meeting will be at Violet Passmore’s home. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Derksen hosted guests from Erie and Lorimer alumni events. Mrs. Maurice Nevins had surgery in Mercy hospital Iowa City. Dr Leonard Larson recovered from eye injury and local patients include Clarence Crees Ned Romie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty — Royal Workers Club
Anna Nauman
Pauline Pangborn
Lillian Schillig
Rowiena Barkalow
Lenore Smith
Anna Sullivan
Crystal ‘Crow
Low
Violet Passmore
Henry’ Derksen
Dan Marsh
Erie
Penn
Vaughn Phillips
Lorimer, High School
Phillips
Jack Livingston
Lorimer
Philps
Deeds Recorded In Muscatine and Nearby Areas
Deeds show Doris Carroll and Malcolm A and Bernice Taylor as joint tenants in a section 27 77 2W tract and Jack L and Bessie Pearlman to Harold F and Sharon L Safley with lot 12 in Pearlman Subdivision Muscatine. An ounce of begonia seeds may sell up to 3500 dollars per National Geographic report, needing over a million seeds per ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Carroll
Malcolm” A
Bernice Taylor
Jack L
Bessie Pearlman
Harold F
Sharon L. Safley
Pearlman
City of Muscatine
National Geographic
West Liberty Honor Roll Listed for 1967-68 Second Term
West Liberty high school announces the second semester 1967-68 honor rolls. The all A list includes Barbara Hawley Warren Jenkins Jean Webb Bruce Wilson Glenna MacGowan Diane Owen Carolyne Sticker Karen Jenkins Annette Owen Rex Palmer and Gaye Plunkett. B honor roll features Linda Alloway Jean Bekker James Bill Steve Brown Barbara Brugman Carl Hatcher Mary Kurth Chris Nealson David Olsen Cinda Probst Linda Probst Janet Rockwell Mary Simon Margaret Smith. Also listed are juniors Kathy Albrecht Jan Beaver Virginia Bakker Ed Bjork Jeff Henderson Debbie Hotz Lynn Jacobsen Tom Jeneary Linda Kessler Cherie Lanfier Mary Morehead Steve Nath Lloyd Nussbaum Bob Probst Rhonda Salemink Rickey Stalkfleet Joyce Waller and Vicki Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
West Liberty High School
Barbara Hawley
Warren Jenkins
Jean Webb
Bruce Wilson
Glenna MacGowan
Diane Owen
Carolyne Sticker
Karen Jenkins
Annette Owen
Rex
Palmer
Gaye Plunkett
Linda Alloway
Jean Bekker
James Bill
Steve Brown
Barbara Brugman
Carl Hatcher
Mary Kurth
Chris Nealson
David Olsen
Cinda Probst
Linda Probst
Janet Rockwell
Mary Simon
Margaret Smith
Dick Brand
Melody Brooks
Margaret Brugman
AL Hellenthal
Betty Poock
Pat Seydel
Glenna Staley
Sheryl Staley
Wendy Wertzbaugher
Kathy Albrecht
Jan Beaver
Virginia Bakker
Ed Bjork
Jeff Henderson
Debbie Hotz
Lynn Jacobsen
Tom Jeneary
Linda Kessler
Cherie Lanfier
Mary Morehead
Steve Nath
Lloyd Nussbaum
Bob Probst
Rhonda Salemink
Rickey Stalkfleet
Joyce Waller
Vicki Wilson
Illinois City and Pine Bluff Sunday Church Services
Sunday services set for Illinois City United Methodist and Pine Bluff churches with 9:45 am and 11:00 am schedules. June activities include Vacation Bible School for ages 3 to 12, daily sessions 9 am to 11:30 am, plus tent meetings in New Boston. Greeters and ushers named. Youth Fellowship met. “Graduation Night” observed with Bible presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois City
Wesleyan Service Guild
Pine Bluff
John Connett
Providence Baptist Church
New Boston
Parsonage
Martin Maher
Joyce Fisher
Ronald Bivens
Douglas Bausch
Leland Ziegenhorn
Harold Koehler
Providence youth sponsor wiener roast and hay ride
The Provid ence young people plan a wiener roast and hay rack ride for next Thursday evening with David Stroud of Andalusia leading devotions after the ride. Country Cids 4H Club held a Tuesday party at leader Mrs Dixie Keller home with 25 attending. Mrs Helen Terrill demonstrated. lunch by the girls. Proceeds will fund this summer projects. Mrs Neva Sedam, Mrs Pearl Dungan and Mrs Lillie Keller visited Aledo IL on Wednesday.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barbara Harper
Rt. 4
Janis Kathrein
Mulberry
Mus
Nichols
Louise Rummells
APC
Brooks
Fred Showalter
Elsie Poole
Margaret Noll
Viola Morrison
John F. Kennedy
Vernon Carter
ASC
Lee
Pearl Adams
Nichols Past Noble Grand Circle
People’s State Bank
Columbus Junction
Hortense Tisor
West Liberty State Bank
Owa
F.d.lc
Federal Reserve System
Oakville Auxiliary
West Liberty Royal Workers
Aera Ss
RMA Buildings
Ists
Republic
Kaiser Diamond
Bi Atarminen
Don Shan
Hawkeye
Han
Hawkeye Lumber CO
By Addison
Claudia Baker
Steve Blair
Kathy Brown
Linda Eaton
Teresa Gerdts
Bette Hagans
Linda Harned
Gertrude Howard
Stan Keely
Judy Larson
Betsy, Rudman
Debbie Shingledecker
Patty VeDepo
Canada
Kakabeka Falls
Niagara
Ontario
Muscatine, FE
Arm En S
Providence Baptist
Charlie
John Stewart
American Sunday School Union
Merry Beyerlin
Dungan
Lillie Keller
Aledo, Il
Ascatine Atelier
Dial
Ken
Hetzler
West Liberty Creamery Co
West Liberty, Iowa
Relco
FELCO
Thimet
Los Hay
Gordon Moorhead
Clifford TE Strake
Ken Jorgensen
S/MSERVICE CO
Robert Smith
Walcott
McGurk's Mob
Newedey, Bre
Orier “Yich
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