Weekend Notes From Illinois C Four H club meeting and events
The Wapsie Best 4-H club met June 15 at Linda Spinden’s home with vice president Corrine Windus presiding. Members discussed eating habits of similar aged girls, planned a gift to Dave Hessman, and noted camp demonstrations and an upcoming workshop at Delores Windus’s home. Several girls were listed to bring supplies for a dem onstration workshop at the Muscatine YWCA. Additional notes cover church activities, Bible study, cancer drive, baptisms, hospital visits, and visits by regional residents.
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Wapsie Best
Elaine Ruess
Dave Hessman
Bessie Wright
Janet Hahn
Karla Smith
Jeanne Anderson
Delores Windus
Hamburger
Elaine Smith
Linda Spinden
Rily Forbes
Maureen Hissler
Buns
Corrine Windus
Joyce Hormel
Sharon Morrison
Leila Stagg
Patato Salad
Julie Ruess
Janet Hehn
Connie Lehman
Audrey Wright
Cat Sup
Donna Bile
Muscating Ywca
Linde Spinden
Rita Forbes
Letha
Corinne Windus
Donna Kile
Wilton Hustlers Set Annual Farm Tour Sunday
The Wilton Hustlers 4 H Club will conduct its annual farm tour Sunday June 23 starting at 9 00 a m at Thede farm. Morning stops include several area farms as listed.
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Wilton Hustlers
Waron
He Wilton
Joe McCormicks Feted at Supper
Illinois town social notes report Mr and Mrs Joe McCormick hosting Sunday supper for the Donald Hessman family of Reynolds TN and guests including Lawrence McCormick and children from Bridgeport TX and Everett McCormick family, plus Mrs Charles Rummells of Muscatine.
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Illinois City
Joe McCormick
Donald Hessman
Reynolds, Tn
Lawrence McCormick
Bridgeport
Texas
Charles Rummells
Muscatine
Everett McCormick
Wilton Youth Fellowship Ice Cream Social
The Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship in Wilton hosts an ice cream social Friday evening June 21 after the Wilton Days parade. Homemade ice cream and cake will be served at the church.
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Wilton
Hame
Wapello Mariners Campout At New Boston Landing
Wapello Mariners and their families from the Presbyterian church held a campout at the New Boston landing with about 30 in attendance. They gathered around a campfire, popped corn, and roasted marshmallows. The group slept in tents and rose for a 6:30 a.m. worship service led by Rev. Don Ross. After breakfast they returned to Wapello for Sunday services with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Franch and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hyde and daughters from Washington, Me. plus others noted as Richard Augsburger Scott Burnington and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kemper and family attending the Kemper home.
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Ilinois
Jack Robison
Carthage
Les Hayes
Artis Sedam
Fred@ Loving
Edo
Clarence Freyermuth
Richard Bellitt
Verle Synassitk
Muscarine
Commission On Membership
Evangelism
Rose of Sharon
Jack Massey
Bar ‘Red
Jill Bowser
Merle Danner
Monte Keller
Kathy Krueger
Gerald Wainwright
Janet McCormick
Richard Doyle
Omer Tomlin
Ralph Keller
Finnie Tomlin
East Moline Hospital
Louis Jensen
Bremmerton
Washington
Janet Jensen
Rock Island
Charles Martin
Wapello
Presbyterian Church
New Boston Landing
Hey
Don Ross
Wepello
Clarence Franch
Wayne Hyde
Richard Augsburger
Scott
Burnington
Warren Kemper
Oscar Kemper
Oakville Bible School Draws 86 Attendees
Average attendance for Oakville Daily Vacation Bible School ended Friday with 86 participants. Mrs Dorothy Gerdney led the school. Collections funded the Radio Television Commission for the TV program Breakthrough now being filmed.
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Oakville
Dorothy Gerdney
Radio-Television Commission
Illinois City Sunday Callers Gather for Visits
A series of Sunday hospitality notes record Mrs Paul Roman of Edington and Kelly Wynn of Reynolds entertaining at the Rajpia Ginnis home, and Mrs Margaret Powell hosting dinner with Mr and Mrs Frank Terrill along with Verne Meade in New Boston. Other gatherings include Neil Longstreth and children of Mt Pleasant Town with Millie Collison of Muscatine and Raleigh Goodin of Andalusia at Floyd Ricketts, plus William Jackson of Moline visiting Glenn Wheeler in the afternoon. A culinary tip advises moistening pastry edges before sealing turnover fillings.
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Ulinois City
Paul ¥Roman
Edington
Kelly Wynn
Reynolds
RaJpia feGinnis
Lewis Fowler
Rock Island
Ethyl Tyler
Margaret Powell
Frank Terrill
Verne Meade
New Boston
Illinois
Neil Longstreth
Mt. Pleasent
Town
Millie Collison
Muscarti
Harold Sues Tax System Hurting Iowa Schools
Harold, executive secretary of the Iowa State Education Association, says Iowa schools face a tax squeeze after the 60th General Assembly failed to raise state aid or offer property tax relief. He warns districts with low valuations may deny proper education as local taxes rise and enrollments grow. The piece notes plans for public reaction at the ballot box and calls for an informed, broad-based program engaging lay people, teachers, and leaders to press for financing and policy changes.
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Harrison Weber
Towa Daily Press
Des Moines
Iowa
John W. Harold
Iowa State Education Association
60Th General Assembly
Harold
60Th General
Harald
16Th
General Assembly
ISEA
Jonas
Kaufmann Reunion Set for July Picnic in Town Park
The 48th annual gathering of the descendants of Gottlieb Kaufmann is scheduled for Sunday July 14 at the north half of Shetler House No 3 in Town City Park. A picnic dinner will be served at noon.
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Wilton
Gottlieb Kaufmann
Shetler House No.3
Local farm tour groups plans Wilton park lunch and farm visits
A group including Henrich Marell Grings Hat iner Sloan Rost and Reesink will have lunch at Wilton city park. In the afternoon they visit farms Cole Behrens Ford Workman Marine Scott ending at Rife farm for ice cream and cake. Anyone interested may join the tour.
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Henrich
Marell
Grings
Hat Iner
Sloan
Rost
Reesink
Wilton
Cole
Behrens
Ford
Workman
Marine
Scott
Guidelines for freezing leftover roast turkey pieces
When storing leftover roast turkey for any length of time, keep the meat in large pieces. This helps preserve texture and moisture during freezing and thawing.
Tension and calm tested by a Lennox promise
A humorous ad quip notes that calmness is unfashionable and tension relief trips and whims are popular. It then promotes Lennox central air conditioning as an unseen solution, framing relief as a novel discovery and urging readers to rush out to buy the system.
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Spain
Lennox
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