Wilton Days parade draws large Wilton crowds
A large crowd gathered for Wilton Days parade despite threatening clouds. Festivities continued with rides, concessions, and a farm equipment show sponsored by the Wilton Jaycees and American Legion Post No 584. Prizes were awarded in multiple divisions and the final prize drawing was set for 10 p.m. Tonight.
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Wilton
Wilton Jaycees
American Legion Post No. 584
Freedom For Aml
Campfire Girls
Grace United Church of Christ
Esther Circle
Moscow Methodist Church
Caffery Electric
Wilton Maid Rite
Less Brenner
Sweepstakes Winner in Wilton Parade
The Wilton Days parade Friday evening awarded the Sweepstakes prize to the float “Freedom For All,” entered by the Business and Professional Women of Wilton. The float drew the judges and public attention during the Wilton event.
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Wilton Parade
Wilton
Eliot Township Farm Bureau Women Meet in Oakville
Eliot Township Farm Bureau Women met at noon for a potluck hosted by Mrs Genevieve Lambert with one guest present Roll call covered the flag Irene Gerst announced the County Rural Women's Tea on June 23 at Wapello Members may bring a guest A hobby show for Oakville set for August 12 featured Better Grooming by Mrs Lola Murray and Mrs Grace Bayne The group will sponsor a milk booth at Columbus Junction fair There is no July meeting Fire call to Dave Gerst home at 11 am Friday a leaky barrel ignited causing minor damage to the back of the home Aid neighbors: farmers gathered Thursday at Orville Wehnert's to help.
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Oakville
Eliot Township
Farm Bureau
Genevieve. Lambert
Irene Gerst
Wapello
Lola Murray
Grace Bayne
Columbus Junction Fair
Chapters T meeting and 예정 events at Sally Carpenter home
Members of Chapter T of TIT met Thursday at Sally Carpenter's home with Betty Barnes assisting. Helen Paine presided as plans for camp, June events, and a September restart were discussed. Several members and guests, including Jane Garner, were noted for upcoming celebrations and honors.
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LETTS
Chapter T of Tit
Sally Carpenter
Betty Barnes
Helen Paine
Twyla
Karen Crooks
Eden Valley
Minn
TTT
Janie Garner
Iowa City
Steven Schomberg
Mrs. Garner
Daily Report District Court Licensed to Wed-David Harvey Root
District Court notices list marriages for June 16 including David Harvey Root in Seattle and Cherie Ann Joiner of Muscatine, plus Hoy Henry Kress Jr and Jacque Lea Kaufmann of Wilton Junction, all dated June 16. The compilation also covers divorce, judgments, parole, concealed weapon, bad check, conveyances, adoptions in Muscatine area, and births.
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District Court
David Harley Root
Seattle
Cherie Ann Joiner
Muscatine
Wed—Hoy
Henry Kress, Jr
Wilton Junction
Jacque Lea Kaufmann
Wed
Helen Ash
Glenn Ash
First National Bank
William Haskins, Jr
B.F. Goodrich
Lee L. Knight
Ray L. Pace
George Larry ‘Turner
Larry Gene Thomas
Sycamore Street
John Delbert Clayton
E. 2Nd Street
Merle Lewis Beverlin
Andalusia
Courthouse Police Court Items Quick Summary
Judge Duane Goodken handles cases including curfew violations by Randall Rowe 17 of Mulberry with $10 costs, and others such as Luckey and Benac fined for minor infractions. Richard Cozad faces two days in jail for speeding. Minor liquor and beer charges against Maher Rockey Staley with fines. Driving and license violations include Galvan and Franz with appearances set in June.
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Duane Goodken
Randall Calvin Rowe
Mulberry
Patricia Joan Luckey
Lucas Street
Kathy Benac
Green Street
Richard Allen Cozad
E. 6Th Street
Dale Bodman
Dewey Ave
Ray L. Pace
Daniel Edward Maher
Wa Rd
James Raymond Rockey
Smalley Ave
Darrell Eugene Staley
Mulberry Avenue
Joaquin Galvan
E. 5Th Street
Gary Lee Franz
Hershey Ave
Reorganization bill clears House heads to Senate
News From the Legislature reports Representative Clarence F. Schmari e notes a Republican led reform bill merging social welfare and control boards into a new Department of Social Services. The measure aims to cut duplication, with the governor appointing five board members and a chief administrator from board recommendations. The article also covers a Senate backed police academy plan, a $1 million disaster loan fund, school bonds, and university hospital financing, with Schmari e voting for several measures.
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Clarence F. Schmarie
House
Senate
State Board of Social Welfare
Board of Control
Parole Board
Department of Social Services
Police
Iowa
Supreme Court
Muscatine
Belmond
Executive Council
State University of Town
Obituary notices from Muscatine area deaths and services
Obituaries list Lottie Lamb 74 of Muscatine and Bertha Ray of Columbus Junction among those dying recently. Details cover birthplaces, marriages, survivors including children and grandchildren, funeral home arrangements, and scheduled services across Muscatine and nearby towns. Also noted are Harry Brown Eva Kramer services and several local interments.
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Lottie Lamb
Lottie Mae Lamb
Miles Ave
Muscatine General Hospital
Lamb
Muscatine
Bellevue
William and
Eva Johnson Estabrook
Chadrick Stickrod
Joseph Thomas
Vernon J. Lamb
Harry A. Brown
Fairbanks Chapel
Henry Teele
First Methodist Church
Eva Kramer
Francis McConnaha
Edward Dusenberry
Vaughn Will
Clinton Brown Jr
LeMoyne Kirchner
Lauren Brown
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Brown
Two L M Students Enroll in SUI Summer School
Two L M students from Letts enroll in summer courses at the State University of Iowa. Robert Werner, son of Raymond Werner, attends computer mathematics while Russell Bell, son of Mr and Mrs Pam Bell, takes earth science and weather. Attendance is limited and selected from many applicants in the region. The program offers high-ability high school students a chance to advance education and experience university life.
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L-M
The
State University of Iowa
Robert Werner
Raymond Werner
Letts
Russell Bell
Pam Bell
Grandview Farm Bureau Women Picnic Plans
The Grandview Farm Bureau Women meet Tuesday June 20 at 9 a.m. in Grandview Park for a picnic. The Happy Workers Sunday School class gathers Thursday June 22 at 9 a.m. in the park for a breakfast hosted by Harlan Beik Bil Beik Carl McGill and Walder Bartenhagen.
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Grandview
Grandsview Farm Bureau Women's Club
Grands View Park
Happy Workers
Grandview Community Church
Grandview Park
Harlan Beik
Bil Beik
Carl McGill
Walder Bartenhagen
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Muscatine, Ill
Journal
VFW Auxiliary Names Officers
VFW Auxilary
Edna Partington
Dorothy Taylor
Madelyn Hartsock
Pearl Skipton
Lola Hazlett
Darlene Johnson
Mildred Hartsock
Thelma Ruble
Anna Bell Ricketts
Madelyn Wilson
Phyllis Seitz
Connie Hazlett
Sunshine Club
Hiway Pantry
Wapello Museum
Lillian Small
HGL
Hgl’s
Delilah Schneider
Wichita
Kans
Walter Guy
Guy
Harriet Parsons
LaVerne Foster
Table Grove
Nellora Waters
Richard Kerr
Charles
Wilford Shanger
Dixon, Ill
Dallas Kerr
Montrose
Clarence Logan
Daughers
Burlington
D.R. Samuelson
Erik
Coralville
William Brauns
James Farr
Anchorage
Alaska
U.S
New York
Columbia
Newport
A.L
Los Angeles
Grace United Church
Christ
Journal Phate
Journal Phots
Wilton High School
Eliot Township Farm Bureau
Dave Gerst
Orville Wehnert
Don Hamilton
Ernest
Duane
Bill
Ted
Lester Gers
Donald Boyer
Wes Shipman
Ronald Jack
Lee Robertson
Roger Campbell
Jay Runnells
Ray Noble
Ben Reiman
Ed Hult
Lynn Hardin
Bob Siegle
Mark
Dick Strawhacker
Order of Eastern Star No. 370
Ada
Earl and
Louise Wiese
Fred and
Hazel Busch
Jim and
Frances Thompson
Lucille Schlink
Lulu Christopherson
Philathea
Gertrude Lieberknecht
Velma Mentink
Mae Dickerson
Bible School
Laura Lowe
Beulah Austin
Lucretia Arkington
Paul Quigley
Douglas Quigley
Pvt
Fort Leonard Wood
William Heitmeir
Alamogordo Air Base
New Mexico
R.O.T.C
Jane An Evans
North English
Barbara Lieberknecht
Cornell College
Daily Report
Robert E. and
Darlene D. Shoemaker
Marion Nowysz
Florene A. Nowysz
Fletcher and Deshler
City of Muscatine
Ray Hockersmith
Ignacio
Natalia M. Martinez
Conesville
William King
R.R
John Jones
Eunice Marion
Columbus Junction
Matthew Michael
Stewart Road
John Cottrell
Orange
Samuel Goddard
Kevin Cook
Walnut
Edward Fuller
W. 3Rd
Raymond Fifer
Lincoln Blvd
Richard Nash
New Boston
Sandra K. Freels
Fillmore
Ronald Seth
Jerome Padzensky
Lamplite Lane
Cedar Rapids
Padzensky
Linda Nabedrick
I. Nabedrick
Justice Court
Bertha Martha Ray
Columbus City
Agustav
Amelia Karnopp
Groton
South Dakota
John V. Ray
Ray
James D. Ray
Rex M. Ray
Washington
Louis J. Kamnopp
S. D
John Jeemac
Wausawkee
Wisc
Alma Campbell
Huron
Louis _Engstrom
Luverne
Twa
Stacy - Lewis
Hubert Sunderman
Columbus City Cemetery
Walter Jones
Stacy Lewis
Hensman Smith
Salem and Cotter United Presbyterian
Cambran
Louis Votroubek
Hubert L. Sunderman
B. O. Roundy
Paul Lowe
H. W. Pedersen
H. P. Edmundson
Rudy Votroubek, Jr
Gerald Brenneman
Jarrett Peters
B.H. Shearer
H. Lee Huston
J. E. Hensen
Sam Myers
Claude Ross
Carl Stephens
SH. W. Pederson
Mrs. Lottie May
Lottie Mae Whisler
Evans St
Abe Whisler
Howard H. Whisler
Muscavtine
Harold L. Whisler
Davenport
Clifford
Mildred) Bierman
Charlie
Clara) Butten
Donald
Norma) Hudman
Orval
Esther)Hubbard
George M. Wittich
Ralph Fischer
James Brockway
James M. Brockway
Des Moines
Brockway
First Presbyterian Church
SUI
Grandview Farm Bureau
Glen Beik
Merle Stephens
Farmers City
South Carolina
White House
Capitol Building
Kennedy Memorial
Arlington National Cemetery
McGuik‘i Mor
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