Family Night Held by Jolly Workers Club
The Jolly Workers H club held its annual Family Night at the Letts school building with 12 members and their families attending a potluck supper. Guests discussed the State 4-H Camp in Madrid, voted to donate 40 to the camp, welcomed two new members Robin Tomfield and Kay McNally, and heard a report on the National 4-H Congress in Chicago. Committees were named for table arranging and food and hosting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Hafner
Louisa County
Madrid
Robin Tom‘ield
Kay McNally
Phyllis Bailey
Shirlee Della Penna
Belly
Seitz
Patricia McCormac
Sherry Allen
Connie Toland
Claudia Hines
Ann Zishovsky
Betty Jean Ziswaveny
Betsy McCormas
Kathy Siefers
Beverly Seitz
Earline Yoster
Robin Tomfeld
Deena
Collins
Would Exempt Amish From Social Security
A Congress bill by Rep. Fred Schwengel would exempt Amish and others with religious objections from compulsory Social Security coverage. Self employed individuals could declare their beliefs to HEW Secretary to receive exemption. Schwengel noted constituent Amish families in Kalona, Washington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schwengel
Iowa
Schwengel
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Kalona
Washington County
Columbus High Band to Tour March 13
Columbus Junction Columbus Community High School band will tour on March 3 with a 10 30 a.m. concert at Pekin Community School and a 1 2 p.m. show at Mid Prairie. The program features Festival Prelude sinfon ians The Sound of Music and Camelot plus Original Dixieland Concerto performed by Tony Hughes Janie Smith Dave Wilson Bob May Sara Lee Newell Vickie Frisk and Gale Tschantz directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Columbus Community High School
Pekin Community School
Mid-Prairie
Dixieland Hand
Tony Hughes
Cornet
Janie Smith
Dave Wilson
Bob May
Sara Lee Newell
Vickie Frisk
Gale Tschantz
Annual All State Services clinic serves seventy nine kids
Seventy nine children attended the annual All State Services for Crippled Children clinic at First Baptist church with staff from State University of Iowa and State Services for Crippled Children. Dentists orthopedists pediatricians speech therapists psychologists and others volunteered. clinics run March through November each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
State University of Iowa
State Services
Crippled Children of Iowa
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid All Day Session
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid convened for an all day session with a noon potluck. Two new members joined as the group noted 12 February calls. Mrs. Herbert Ives led the day’s lesson on Our Christian Symbols and devotions were by Mrs. Harold Chant. An afternoon meeting is planned for March 13 with Mrs. Roy Reeves hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid
Herbert Ives
Harold Chant
Roy Reeves
Park Avenue WSWS Meets At the Church
Seventeen members of the Park Avenue Methodist church Woman's Society of Christian Service met Wednesday in the church. Devotions were led by Mrs. Harry Slammer and the lesson What Shall We Tell Our Children About Suffering was taught by Mrs. Claude Healy and Mrs. Herbert Dickinson. The group read Psalm 23 in unison, heard secretary and treasurer reports, voted to give 25 to World Service, with hostesses Mrs. William Sinkler and Mrs. Herbert Dickinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue Methodist- Church Woman's Society
Christian Service
Harry Slammer
Claude Healy
Herbert Dickinson
World Service
William, Sinkler
State President to Attend Next TTT Meet in Wapello
Wapello Chapter 6 TTT scheduled March 21 will host state president Mrs Isadore Moxley with Mr Pleasant as guest at a 6 40 dinner meeting. The regular session follows at Mrs Ruth Bentley home with committee heads Mrs Vada Pontzius Mrs Florence Frerichs and Mrs Bentley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wide
Mt. Pleasant
John Cuthamp
Loyal Hewitt
Gon
Morning Sun
Wayne Busler
Paul Stineman
Grandview
Dan Yakle
Jarrett Yakle
Mable Yakle
Wapello
Graduation Plans Set for Columbus High 1963
May 19 sets the baccalaureate and May 24 the commencement for Columbus High School. The senior class chose turquoise and white as colors and formed committees for motto history and other senior activities. Grandview residents Milo Wiele and Waller Hammer families returned from a Florida winter trip. A birthday supper for Glen Bick at Woodalls Village was held with many local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Columbus
Grandview
Milo Wiele
Waller Hammer
Florida
Iowa
Lakeland
Woodalls Village
Glen Bick
Ralph Cross
Wiele
Mrs Hammer
Steve Drakos
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ocean Queens
Hudson River
New York
America
United States
Bremen
Carinthia
Alaunia
AP Phatofax
Jolly Workers Club
Is ‘Bailey
Ann Ziskovsky
Chicago
Columbus High
Style
Seoul
West Second St
Sale
Keystone
Keystone Agh
Gene Ryan
Betty Masterson
Department of Social Welfare
Muscaline County
ADC
Garvin
County Federated Women’s Clubs
Muscatine
Keystone Aoi
Max Collins
Chester Hutford
Garland Fischer
Mis
Hufford
T. M. Milley
Ray Zeidler
L. A. Schnack
Jerry Hufford
F. Barnard
Lyle McCullough
R. K. Stohr
Paul Sweitzer
Robert Toborg
Charles Brammer
Austin Hanson
Glen Ternberry
K. E. Wilcox
Robert Hahn
Wilbur Dietrich
Red Cross
J. C. Montz
Pat Hopewell
Hetzer Dairy
Tassy Pasry
Chapter
Chapter JR of
PEO
J. C. Stevens
A. M. Hanson
G. 1 K. Fisher
Louise Gaekle
R. L. Hanson
T. J. Andersen
Steinmely
H. W. Paevs
Beveridge
W. Freeborn
Helen Mellrath
Frank Killian
Judith Rankins
Cyril Rankins
Chestnut
Rodney Bane
College of Dentistry
SUI
Judith
Park Avenue
WSWS
Cone
Parsons
Conesville
Lyle B. McKean
Richard M. Simon
Parsons College
Fairfield
Charles
Charles McKean
Hammers
Wieles
Hershey Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!