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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1961

Page

7

Dalopy Races and Fireworks Set at Junction

The Lou isa County Fair Board held a recent dinner and meeting at the S Bar lunch rooms. Thirty seven attenders discussed a celebration at the grounds Tuesday July 4 featuring dalopy races and a fireworks display after the races. Food stalls and concessions will be on site with admission for adults and free for children.

Columbus Louisa County Fair Board S Bar Dennis Stoulner Keata Thee Townsend Brian Craig Denver Avera Fir L. B. Dempsey Townsend

Youths to Attend Camp Columbus Pung Lion Nine youths head to music camp

Nine young people from this community will leave Sunday for two weeks at a music camp in Town City. Attendees include Bill Cecil Mary Lou Allen Tony Hughes Dave Wilson Lynn Lon Meyer Cathy Buckman Ruth Allen Roger Fulton and Bob May. They will stay in University Dormitories. Conley E. Post and Cra Dg Hickerson members of the Stewardship and Promotion committee of Presbytery met with United Presbyterian session members Monday evening. Heads of organizations and teachers attended. The general mission program of the church was discussed and suggestions offered for its role in church work. Past Matrons were entertained at the home of Mrs. Cora McWilliams Monday evening with twelve members present. Assisting were Mrs. Marva Hill and Mrs. Isabelle Hill.

Columbus Pung Lion Town City Bill Cecil Mary Lou Allen Hickerson Middletown Menbers Presbytery United Presbyterian General Mission Cora McWilliams Marva Hill Isabelle Hill

Guest speaker planned for United Presbyterian service in Columbus

Sunday June 16 at 8 20 a m the United Presbyterian Church in Columbus will host guest speaker My Maynard Brass of the School of Religion. Also noted is a Columbus High School band practice Friday at 2 p m and travel news noting Dayle Frist leaving for Los Angeles with his mother and aunt Mrs Dean Cocklin for a California visit, with travel by train expected.

Columbus United = Presbyterian Maynard Brass Low City School of Religion Columbus High School Gale Tsehanty Dayle Frist Los Angeles Leonard Frisk Dean Cocklin California

Lone Tree Scout Camp Dates Updated June 12 to 16

News notes report Lone Tree Scout Camp set for June 12 through 16 at Lone Tree Park correcting an earlier date of June 20. The update includes various local travels and assignments, with residents visiting relatives and briefing on military postings and local community events.

Lone Tree Lone Tree Girl Scouts Lone Tree Park Nivs Vernon Watn Jim Patrick Havisock San Anaclo Tex David War An’ Air Foree William Keeler Willy Keeler Anrotile Fom Grey Eileen Alaska Robert Musser DeWayne Krista Jett Black Hills D. My Tohn Ford Tamily Muscatine Nauvoo Harole Gedney Port Madison Harvey Altig Robert Dickey All

Deed Recorded For Estate Of Charles W Meyers

Grace Heizer executrix of Charles W Meyers estate deeds tracts in sections 12 and 13 78 acres to Clifford C Panlel and Orpha Panlel

Grace Heizer Charles W. Meyers Clifford ‘C Orpha Panlel

Conesville Alumni Banquet Planned This Saturday Night

Alumni banquet at Conesville High will start at 6 30 pm Saturday in the Conesville School auditorium hosted by the Women’s Society of Christian Service. Lyle McKean will be master of ceremonies with Rev. Nancy Nichols giving the invocation. Punch, a business meeting, entertainment, and a Collegiate Orchestra dance follow, with tickets at the door and committees listed.

Conesville Sehnal Alummi Women's Society of Christian Service of Punch Ron Kurvigey Muscatine Melude Laldred Maxwell Alfred Forbes Max Kemp Burton Forbes Lyle McKean Charles Buser Lyla McKean Kenneth Wagner Christy Kathleen Sanara St Louis

Ozarks fishing trip and local visits reported

The Abbott family of Liberty Missouri and Alan Fay of Chicago hosted weekend visits with relatives. Mrs Charles Shellabarger and Mrs Ella Walter were seen at local homes. The Thin Conesville Camp of the Royal Neighbors of America plans a 2 p.m. meeting on Thursday June 29 at Edna Snyder's Columbus Jonetson home with co-hostess Cévele Heither.

Newell Abbott Liberty Missouri Ozarks Alan Fay Chicago David Fay Charles Shellabarger Ella Walter Lone Trea Thin Conesville Camp Royal Neighbors of America Lodge Edna Snyder Columbus - Jonetson Cvele ‘Heither Conesville

Round Up at Fourteen Attend June 4H Club Meeting

Fourteen members attended the June meeting of the 76 Col Joens 4H Club at Judy Thomas’s home. Guests included Mrs. Bill Thomas and Rae Hageman, with leaders Mrs. Kim McBride and Mrs. Lyle Wichelberger. Activities featured a picture study, demonstrations on painting readiness and finishing, plus talks on close skills. The next meeting is July 3 at Sally Hoopes. Followed by Fulton Unto Bar Mems, July 12 sub tour date set at Crab Apple Community building. Attendance reached 39. demonstrations covered saddle horses, money matters, and films Story of Twine and Project ECHO. Lunch by Tack Riessen and Burmeister brothers.

Ae AA Col Joens Judy Thomas Bill Thomas Rae Hageman Kim McBride Lyle Wichel Berger Lynne Eichelbergen Vicr Pudent Mrs. Freake Baby Mary Ling Susanne Townsley Sheila Furlong Sherry McBride Sally Hoopes Fulton Unto Barmems Falon Junie Farmers I Glu Dale Crabapple Craig Hoffbauer Wayne Schroeder Ken Paper Tack Riessen Burmeister Brothers

Goshen Gleamers 4 H Club Tour and Demonstrations

GOSHEN GLEAMERS 4-H Club met at Diane Starey home with 14 members. Roll call named famous women and why, leaders present. Nancy Spilger gave pillowcase demo. Linda Spilger and Linda Attoway presented Getting Ready to Paint. Karyl Newcomb spoke on care of foam rubber pillows.

Goshen Gleamers Diane Starey Merlin Spilger Clifford Freyermuth Nancy Spilger Linda Spilger Linda Attoway Kary] Newcomb

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