Bloomington Best 4-H Club Plans and Meetings
Eleven members and four guests answered roll call at a Bloomington Best 4 H Club meeting held Tuesday. Plans for a summer event in July or August were discussed. Demonstrations were chosen for the county fair with two in clover category and junior and senior groups named. An explanatory meeting by the county extension service will be held late June, and the near achievement show is set for July 23 at Spangler Chapel with two items selected for West Liberty fair. Committees were appointed for refreshments entertainment and judges gifts. A June 18 workshop will assist with project work. Members presented talks and demonstrations on poetry, design, flower arrangements, home lighting, upholstery, and selecting flower containers. Refreshments were served by Vicki and Julie Trader. A note on gyrogliders stated FAA notification is required for flights above 150 feet or near airports.
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Bloomington
Rip
Kristine Thicker
Paula Dagel
Vicki Trader
Marilyn Walker
Vicki Satterthwaite
Holly Hendriks
Cathy Morehouse
County Extension Service
Spangler Chapel
West Liberty
Bonnie Boord
Debbie Wessel
Debbie Hoag
Kris Thicker
Kay Satterthwaite
Linda Gleaves
Mary McConnaha
Julie Trader
Alvin Trader
Vicki
Chicago to Host National Meat Board Meeting
The 41st annual meeting of the National Live Stock and Meat Board will convene at the Pick Congress Hotel in Chicago June 13 to 17. A 20 minute color film premiering June 18 will illustrate the board’s nonprofit activities to boost meat demand amid a crowded market. About 160 industry representatives are expected, led by secretary general manager Carl F. Neumann.
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National Live Stock and Meat Board
Pick Congress
Chicago
the Meat Board
Carl F. Neumann
Columbus Girl Leaves for Europe Trip
Miss Mary Hunking from Columbus Junction boards in Taws City to join a University of Iowa led tour of Europe this summer. The trip includes Highlanders from UI while several local graduates advance careers in county juvenile care and church circles.
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Columbus Junction
Mary Hunking
Taws City
Europe
Shay
University of Iowa
Hankins
Julia Hunkins
Pamela Duncan
State University of Town
Toledo
Blair Duncan
WSCS
Columbus City Methodist Church
Edith Smith
Elizabeth Herr
Bessie. Acingdale
Shellburk Club
Virginia Enke
Marilyn Tardall
New Officers Installed in Columbus Junc WSC S
Columbus Junction reports new officers of the W S C S at the Columbus Junction Methodist church installed last Sunday. Names include Marian Luckey president Dwight Duncan vice president Mrs Robert Hedemann recording secretary Mrs Thomas Carey promotion secretary Helen Leonard treasurer Roy Smith spiritual guide Mrs William Dunn missionary education Hollis McConahay Christian social relations Kenneth McCoy welfare Ed Goble Dale Powers local church activities Rollin Smith children's work Gertie Wasson supply work Leona Goode literature and publication and William McGinnis youth work.
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Columbus Junction
W.S.C.S
Marian “Luckey
Dwight Duncan
Robert Hedemann
Thomas Carey
Helen Leonard
Roy ' Smith
William Dunn
Hollis McConahay
Kenneth McCoy
Sade Welfare
Ed. Goble
Dale Powers
Rollin Smith
Gertie Wasson
Leona Goode
William Me.Ginnis
Katharine M. Moyer
Columbus City
Donald Hl
Arle Kay Rob
Lorenz Terrace
Tion
Muscatine
Paul Heindel
Blanche Williams
Harry Wince
Leonard Frisk
Delpha Teeler
Tiley
Wendell Morgan
Liam Diller
Fay Tiller
Maude Boulton
Neal Smith
Jean Rul
Steve Hawkins
Deeds Recorded And Local Church Notes Turbulent
Deeds recorded show multiple quitclaims and transfers among Kerr Harney Krafft and DeBrabant families in Muscatine area. Also notes on Columbus City church installation and Muscatine W S C S officers with various roles. Baking tips mention old popover pan uses and fudge frosting guidance.
Real estate transfers in Muscatine and West Liberty
J BR and McKee transfer to Robert E Lee Anderson and Patsy Ann Anderson a tract in section 2177 IW. Fred C Miltran to Delmar and Elnora Mittman part of government lot 1 in section 970-2. KL Gerhard and Wilma Movenings to Shirley Krueger part of lot 8 block 450 Muscatine. Dante A and Leona M Hazen to Calvary Tabernacle pastors and board of trustees lots 29 and 30 block 4 Pak Place addition Muscatine. Cecil W and Gertrude V Myers to Hubert W and Lois J Brugman lot 4 block 2 Miller addition to West Liberty and 3 tract commencing at corners of lot 5 block 2 Miller addition West Liberty.
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J BR
McKee
Robert E-Lee Anderson
Patsy Ann Anderson
Fred C. Miltran
Delmar
Elnora Mittman
KL Gerhard
Wilma
Shirley MM. Krueger
Muscatine
Dante A
Leona M. Hazen
Trusiees
The
Calvary
Tabernagle
Pak Place
Cecil W
Gertrude V. Myers
Hubert W
Lois J. Brugman
Miller Addition
West Liberty
Durant Pythian Sisters Meet in September Return
Durant Pythian Sisters held their regular meeting with hostesses Valeria Diedrich Rene DeKwae Henry Dusenberry Verna Dage and LeRoy Frick. A poem titled Your Flag and My Flag was read and prizes were won by Anna Petersen Bertha Mordhorst and Henry Lamp. The group will recess for summer. next meeting set for September hosted by Alma Grummer Alice Hansen Leroy Hamann Harry Hogan and Viola Paper.
Illinois City Firemen Hold Regular Meeting
Illinois City firemen held their weekly meeting with fifteen members present. A film on the Los Angeles fire was shown. Luncheon was served by Paul Morehead and Charles N. Schnier. Guests included Mrs. Grace Hansen and Mrs. Irene Clark of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Marva Wyatt of Marion Town. Miss Rena Renshaw of Muscatine visited the Schniers. Proceeds from a Martha Circle dinner totaled 122. Mrs. Mildred Danner announced committees for the year. Esther Circle bake sale yielded 18. Mrs. Elda Frieberg and Martha Morehead hosted a baby shower for Michael Torpal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Terrill. A house purchased by Glenn Massey from Delbert Bowser was moved to the Massey float in Illinois Dry. Colorado’s mountainous area is six times that of Switzerland.
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Illinois
Los Angeles
Paul Morehead
Charles N. Schnier
Grace Hansen
Irene Clark
Cedar Rapids
Marva Wyatt
Marion
Rena Renshaw
Muscatine
Elda Frieberg
Mary Bieri
Anna Marie Freyermuth
Mary Ida Reist
Leola McGinnnis
Olive Reed
Karleen Mewes
Verda Danner
Gertrude Thomas
Vera Krueger
Lillie Keller
Laura Feldman
Esther Circle
I Martha Morehead
Michael Torpal
Lloyd’ Terrill
Frieberg
Glenn Massey
Delbert Bowser
Bowser Farm
Massey
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Atlantic City
Federal Aviation Agency
National Meat Board
Methodist Church Bible Teachers
Columbus Columbus Junction
James Morrison, Iles
Warren McConahay
Mex Sellers
Russell Creene
Robert Harris
Robert ‘Parris
Farrell Gentzler
Robert Meeker
Carolyn Rutt
Sue ‘Rutt
Carol Hubrey
Rae Lees Lewis
Kathy Powers
Pat Bright
Cheryl Garrett
Kathy Keltner
Sally
Susie McGinnis
Debbie Beniiett
Debbie Jenkins
Rita Sellers
Pam Ruchotske
Susan
Barbara Parris
Columbus City Church
Suburbia
California
SUN Marts
Jowana
Borden’s Dairy Foods
Gerber
Borden's Dairy Foods
Florida
Folger
Ray Geug
West Second SL Brick Fuller Verre Gy
Carnation Milk
del del Monte
BTUNA
Tall Tin
BARRO
Bologna
Wenn
Renee
Copenhagen
Sara Aed Ao
Drewrys
Borden
Columbus
Red Cross
Louisa County
Grandview
Wapello
Lelts
Mustatine
Morning Sun
Oalville
Burlinguon
John H
Jean L. Kerr
Robert’ C. Harney
George J. Harney
Frances ¥. Moylan
Helen M. Reier
Margaret G.hood
Ruth M. Richards
Leo J
Jeannette E. Sale
Lmirk
Gary
Priscilla J. Kraft
North Wileton
Raymond G
Donna % Freers
George EB
Anna T. Freers
Meyer
Logari Street
Felista A. DeBrabant
Philip C
Durant Pythian Sisters
Count G. A. von Gotzen
Rwanda
Urundi
Mlllinois City’ Firemen
Colorado
Switzerland
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