Joy New Boston Eliza Church Schedule
Church events list for Joy New Boston and Illinois City churches. June services feature sermons Sin and Grace and Who Cares with adult choirs. July meetings include Commission on Education and Official Board. St Myf met with a plan to enter the 4th of July parade. texts from Ephesians and local greeters noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Boston
Hayman
Commission On Education
Eliza
Goedel
Ladies Aid
Bevoy
Illinois City
Herbert Bevoy
Herman Forsrest
Malcolm Keller
Ush
Actioat
Muscatine
F Terrill Speaker In Absence Of Rev Bevoy At Illinois City
At Pine Bluff and Illinois City church services Frank Terrill preached in Rev Herbert Bevoy's absence. Guests included William Schrock and Elizat Wakefield, Mrs Pearl Terrill, Mrs June Wakefield, and many Terrill relatives from Milan Eldridge New Boston Muscatine Aledo and Reynolds. Afternoon callers listed among extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Pine Bluff
Illinois City
Frank Terrill
Herbert
Bevoy
William Schrock
Elizat
Pearl, Terrill
June. Wakefield
Muscatine
Vernon Howe
Eliza
Lester Frieden
New Boston
Donald Moomey
E. ©. Terrill
Eldridge
Jonas Danny Terrill
Milan
Frank ‘Terrill
E. C. Terrill
Towa
Danny Terrill
Mary Hargrave
James Terrill
Lewis Terrill
Larry Terrill
Edward Quinlin
Dean Miller
Reynolds
Wapello Supervisors Open Bids on Vehicle Purchases
The Wapello Board of Supervisors opened bids on June 12 for one half ton pickup and one half ton carryall track. Four bids were received for the pickup and three for the carryall. Tillman Motor Company of Wapello won the pickup bid. Pine Motor Company submitted the low bid for the carryall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Wapello
Tillman Motor Company
Pine Motor Company
Ihe Ecarryali
Visitors Reach Philippines Staff Plans After Prairie Visit
BUFFALO PRAIRIE The Rev. and Mrs. Pedro Ralerla and children travel toward the Philippines after visiting Rev. Antonio P. Elizondo here. They spent four years in the US preparing to join Silliman University College of Theology in the Philippines. Mrs. Herbert Brayton and daughter Margaret returned from Kansas City with Miss Brayton starting nursing training at Independence Sanitarium and School of Nursing. Margaret Brayton also visited Grand Junction Colorado with brother Herbert J. Brayton before heading to Kansas City. She attends Lincoln University for ten weeks and recently served as camp counselor at Cedar Rapids. Miss Neta Haney, and Miss Janet Lafever attend H camp at Shaubena near Galesburg, a gathering for Mercer, Henderson, Warren, and Knox county youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Prairie
Pedro. Ralerla
Phillipines
Antonio P. Elizondo
Silliman University College of Theology
Herbert Brayton
Margaret
Kansas City
Margaret Brayton
Independence Sanitarium and School of Nursing
Miss Brayton
Grand Junction
Colo
Herbert J. Brayton
Iincis University
Neta Haney
Meg
B.G. Haney
Janet. Lafever
Mr. Andairs
Lloyd Lafever
Aledo
Duncan Homemakers Meet Topics and Oakville Wedding Canceled
Duncan Homemakers plan at B Prairie with members present. Gayle Miller leads discussion on cooking for vegetable haters. Oakville news reports Connie Wykert cancels wedding to John Gerst set for June 28 at Oakville Methodist Church. Local social notes include Mr. Albert Swafford’s birthday celebration and Illinois City personal updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Homemakers
B. Prairie
Pix Memibers
Oakville
Qoakville
Connie Wykert
Ray Wykert
John Gerst
Dave Gerst
Oakville Methodist Church
Albert Swafford
Leland Swafford
Elsie Baxster
Marvin
Larry
Jeffrey Swafford
Jo-Ellen’ Bickford
Picnic gathers families at Crapo Park on a Sunday
Mrs Lillie Keller attended a picnic dinner Sunday in Crapo Park Burlington with fifty in attendance. The Retherford Crutcher Keller Hanson families were represented. Mr and Mrs Artis Sedam were dinner guests. Sandy Sedam returned home with them for weeks visit. White Pigeon Mutual Insurance Assn delegates from Wilson attend Grinnell Mutual Insurance Co 56th annual meeting with reservations listed for numerous local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Danner
Clarence Hammann
Wilton Junction
Clarice Fuller
Melvin Fuller
LeRoy Fowler
Keith Smith
Davenport
Ralph Keller
Lillie. Keller
Crapo Park
Burlington
Retherford-Cructher-Keller-Hanson _families
Artis Sedam
Jr. Sedam
Silvis
Sandy Sedam
White Pigeon Mutual Insurance Assn
Wilson
Grinnell
Grinnell Mutual Insurance Co
Edwin G. Toerber
Wm. Schroeder, Jr
Max Phelps
Gene Weich
J. E. Walton
McGillivray
Thomas J. Grings
Fred Wilke
Leo W. Maurer
John F._ Coffin
Janet Peveler
Phyllis Smith
Russell Newcomb
Wayne Martin
Funeral and local notices from Cambridge and Newton
Columbus residents attend the funeral of Wanda Hiatt in Cambridge NL with services and burial there. Ann Anwyl sells her home to Robert and Rebecca Garrett with possession by Aug. 1. Mrs James Betbow and daughter Madison visit relatives including James Reaney. Mr and Mrs Lee Swenson visit Newton area. Swenson awarded a Colgate University summer scholarship and will teach science. Mrs Swenson to teach home economics. the Swensons taught in Sioux Center last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Sam James
Harry Duncan
Harold James
Cambridge, NL
Wanda Hiatt
Genesea Hospital
Cambridge
Ann Anwyl
Robert Garrett
James Betbow
Madison
James Reaney
Lee Swenson
Larence Jamison
Colgate University
Hamilton
Swenson
Newton
Newton High School
Sioux Center
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National Weather Picture
Gulf Coast
Plains
Ohio
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Rea
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Rev. Elizondo A. B. Prairie
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Exceptio
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Sale
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GLEEM
Colgate
CREST
Breck Hair
Helds
W.t.grant CO
West 2Nd St
Steese
Muscatine, Iowa
Illnois City
Emma Morehead
Connie
Schmidt
Roy
Carl Grundstrom
Don McGinnis
Fred~ Loving
Aledo and
John Deere
Company v
Rock Island
William Smith
Don Noble
Jack Nevenkirk
Columbus
Juietion
Paul. Jacobs
Fruitland
John Foster
Muscatine, Ta
Journal
Maalex Liquid
Lot
SWIM
Dorothy Gray
Angentine
Aero Film
East Second St
Dial
Rex Stainess
ANT and Roach
Wester Drug
Pepsi Cola
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