Mrs Akers Elected President of Fortnightly Literary Club
Mrs Ralph Akers was elected president of the Fortnightly Literary Club for the coming year at a regular meeting in Miss Mary Wagner's home. Other officers named include Mrs Paul Oberman vice president, Mrs Warren Duttot recording secretary, and several others. The group discussed federated clubs conventions and upcoming events such as a Creative Arts program and a future film showing. A fellow lodge meeting covered potluck changes, relief reports, and a district convention planning session.
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West Liberty
Ralph Akers
Mary Wagner
Paul Oberman
Warren Duttot
Trene Perkins
Lester Cornell
Donald Nichols
MYF To Meet Sunday At Columbus Junction
The Methodist Junior High Youth Fellowship at Cone and Columbus City will visit Columbus Junction Sunday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Boyd Buser leads attendance. committees cover food, lesson, worship, and recreation. Scout Recognition Sunday at Columbus Junction churches honors 19 Girl Scouts and Brownies and leaders from multiple churches. Girl Scout week is March 1–16. Hospital notes list several patients at area hospitals. A grass fire near the Hayden Davis farm prompted a Columbus Junction fire call. A Wednesday Lenten prayer breakfast is planned at the Columbus Junction State Bank with public invitation. Todays Club meets Wednesday at Mrs. Lewis Newell’s home with a program by Mrs. Victor Stacy. The plastic bottle industry projects shipping 4.25 to 4.5 billion bottles in 1968, up 17 percent from 1967.
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Columbus Junction
Cone
Columbus City
Boyd Buser
Marilyn
Garth Murry
Jeri Babbitt
Diane Laithly
Cindy Clark
Ruth Reaney
John Greene
Lisa Ostrem
Marva
Norvella McCulley
Columbus Methodist
Frank Babbitt
Jim Morrison
J.W. Archibald
William Beebe
United Presbyterian Church
St. Josephs
Free Methodist
Dean Solomon
Harry Lowe
Robert Keeler
Eel
Big Bend National Park and Yukon exploration notes
Big Bend National Park, established 1944, preserves about 708000 acres of desert wilderness along the Rio Grande. The land faced threats from overgrazing and overhunting. A 1934 National Geographic expedition explored Yukon terrain, mapping nearly 5000 square miles and identifying 19 peaks over ten thousand feet and substantial glaciers.
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Big Bend National Park
Rio Grande River
National Geographics
Yukon
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