Goshen-Pike farm women tour Musser Library
The Goshen Pike Farm Bureau Homemakers toured Musser Library in Cedar Valley guided by James White the library director. Members discussed farm issues and community events including the rural urban Tea at Zion Lutheran Church and a Needlepoint display at West Liberty Library.
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Goshen-Pike Farm Women
Musser Library
Cedar Valley
Goshen-Pike Farm Bureau
Huncheon
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Musser
James White
Paul Oberman
Zion Lutheran Church
Muscatine
Grace Grosjean
Mycatine
West Liberty Library
Frank Stalkfleet
Charles Morgan
Oberman
Iowa
Chester Dickey
Dickey
Farm Bureau
Durant youth wins $200 Monsanto Scholarship at Town State Univ
Michael Jackson of Durant, son of Mr and Mrs Virgil Jackson, Rt 1, Durant, a freshman in chemical engineering at Town State University, received a $200 Monsanto Scholarship sponsored by Monsanto Company for high academic standing. He is a member of the Iowa State University Student Chapter of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers and has been on the Dean's List.
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AMES
Michael Jackson
Virgil Jackson
Durant
Monsanto
Town State University
Monsanto Company
College of Engineering
Jackson
Iowa State University
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Kim Duffee to Attend Girls State Delegation
Wilton confirms Kim Duffee a Wilson Community High School junior and active community member as a Girls State delegate to be held June 30 at the University of Northern Town Cedar Falls sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. Susan Hartley named as alternate, 314 Chesnut Street Wilton, both daughters of local families and involved in Rainbow Girls and school music programs.
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Wilton
Kim Duffeeks
Girls State
University of Northern Town
Cedar Falls
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Kim
Wilson
Moscow Busy Bee
Wilton Order of Rainbow Girls
Clarence Duffe
W. Fourth
Wilton American Legion Auxiliary
Susan Hartley
Roland Hartley
Chesnut St
Susan
Wilton Community High School
Order of Rainbow
May Breakfast Set Wednesday at Joy Church
Wilton Township Homemakers meet at Darlene Bannsock home with co host Jelores Marolf and Mabel Nolte serving noon lunch. Ty Scott urges water testing while Gertrude Doran covers weed killer use. May meeting features 9 am breakfast at Nickerson Party Restaurant and dairy recipe reminder.
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Wilton
Wilton Township
Terrill Named Head Of Westmer Board
Westmer Board convenes after April 14 school election and names Lee Frick and Alan Callahan to the board. Rollie Terrill elected president. Dr. W H Culbertson named secretary pro tem. Superintendent Douglas Horner resigns effective June 30. A psychologist to be employed 14 percent of time for about $2,000, shared by six districts, saving Westmer roughly $7,000 for 1973 74. Robert McKay and Terrill to attend Illinois Association of School Boards meeting.
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Joy
Westmer Board
Lee Frick
Keithsburg
Alan Callahan
Abington Township
Westmer Board of Education
C.H. Thomas
Educational Service
Douglas Horner
Weimer
Westmer
Alwood
Winola
Orion
Aledo
Rockridge
Robert McKay
Robert McKay, Dr
W. H. Culbertson
Rollie Terri
Mlinois Association of School Boards
Counselor Named For Girl Scouts at Camp L-Kee-Ta
Mrs. Joan Jaynes announces Miss Kaija Kepsu of Tampere Finland as International Counselor for Camp L-Kee-Ta this summer. Kepsu, a junior PE major at the University of Jyvaskyla, speaks Finnish English Swedish and German and has led and taught at camps in sports swimming games gymnastic dancing rhythmics and music. Advanced outdoor training for leaders set for May 4-5 at Camp L-Kee-Fa with sessions on lashings compass tenting cooking and campfire planning. Reservations due April 6 with meals 50 cents each. overnight campers provide sleeping gear.
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Columbus Junction
Joan Jaynes
Shining Trail Council of
Girl Scouts
Kaija Kepsu
Tampere
Finland
Kepsu
University of Jyvaskyla
Tampereen Viomistelijat
Camp
L-Kee-Fa
Girl Scout
Mercer county 4-H members shine in poster contest
Mercer county 4-H members place among the top 10 in the 1873 Illinois 4-H poster contest. Patty Baugh and Alan Benson will have their posters judged at the national 4-H conference with the winning entry used as the 1974 national poster. The top ten winners each receive a camera.
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Joy
Mercer County
Patty Baugh
Alan Benson
New Windsor
Westmer High School
Don Baugh
Baugh
Sunbeam Agriculture
Winola High School
Hugene Benson
First aid course set by Columbus fire department
The Columbus Junction Fire Department will sponsor a two part first aid training course open to all firemen and their families and anyone else high school age through adult. Sessions run 6 to 10 p.m. May 9 and 10 at the Fire Hall with a Red Cross instructor. Certificates awarded on completion. Call Ron Woodruff or any fireman for details. Free and open to all. Refreshments after each session.
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Columbus Junction
Red Cross
Ron Woodruff
Three Muscatine FFA members win state awards at Waterloo
At the 45th annual FFA leadership conference in Waterloo over the past weekend three Muscatine High School FFA members earned state honors. Jeff Schlichting took bronze in freshman creed speaking, Douglas Hoag earned silver emblem in crop production, and Craig Schneider gained silver emblem in agricultural production. Mediapolis earned a gold emblem for reporters' scrapbooks.
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Muscatine High School
FFA
Waterloo
Jeff Schlichting
Creed
Douglas Hoag
Craig Schneider
West Liberty Literary Club Meets At Mrs Oberman Home
West Liberty Fort nightly Literary Club met at Mrs Florence Oberman home with 19 members and one guest. Wilma Dutton led business. Betty Akers reported on Muscatine county convention and upcoming IFWC convention in Des Moines May 9-10. May breakfast at Crystal Cafe May 14. reservations by May 10. officers to be installed. Elizabeth Anderson spoke on her Africa trip and displayed carved articles and handmade jewelry.
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West Liberty
Florence Oberman
Wilma Dutton
Betty Akers
Muscatine County
Muscatine
IFWC
Des Moines
Crystal Cafe
Elizabeth Anderson
Africa
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Columbus Jct
Columbus
Mark Buckman
Boyd Buser
Jareen Carney
Lola Cassidy
Cynthia Clark
Loralie Cline
Michele Coon
Melissa Crossett
Linda Crumly
Jose Cuellar
Roger Edwards
Pamela Elder
Mark Finke
Rick Forbes
Steve Forbes
Brad Garrett
Patricia Garrett
Joan Gregan
Charlotte Grimm
Cynthia Hailfrey
Mary Beth Heindel
Diane Helmick
Charlotte Hiller
Paul Hoag
Jon Hoback
Sylvia Hoberk
Thomas Howell
Betty Jo Jennings
Don Johson
William Juhl
Steve Keeler
Tom Keeler
Gary Long
Mark Lowe
Phyllis McdAtee
Donna McCullough
Larry Mincer
Keith Moore
Linda Murdock
Doug Peters
Paul Peterson
Barbara Podaril
Sherry Ramer
Ruth Reaney
Bevan Richards
Sue Richards
Allison Rut
Robrt Rutt
Jerry Schlaplohl
Steve Schrader
Robert Schreiner
Charles Schuetze
Gary Slight
Kurt Smylie
Cormie Stagner
David Staley
Donald Stewart
Rose Turner
James Utler
Chris van Auken
Debbie Wellington
James Wellington
Tita Wheeler
Steve White
Alfreda Williams
Christine Woods
Kim Duffe
Kim Duffee
Terrill
Margaret Newell
Irene Smith
Jeannette Masonhelder
Alice Vannice
Kenneth fHlonseal
Lora Schlichting
Springfield
Honseal
John Schlichting
Alexandria
Max Sellers
Anna Greene
Ron Howell
Craig Howell and
Mike Forhes
Todd and
Reidi
Ron Porter
Stella May
Loonie Garrison
Burlington
Ralph Sanders
Garrisons
Ilinois
Hazel
Keith W
Patricia Harrison
Allan R
Jeanette A. Phillips
Highth St
Whichers Addition
Weiershousers
City of Muscatine
Ina Mae Thayer
Arizona
Edwin and
Hilda Buell
Thayer Lodge
Elkar Contractors Inc
Leonard F. Jr
Linda K. Millage
Heritage Heights
Columbus Fire Dept
William Dunn
Paul Hasel
Etude Club
Mary McKee
Chautauqua Park
Everet Henson
Kenneth Carrell
Paul Duncan
John Dillon
Mediapolis
Classified
WWO
Fairbanks-Lamb
Nei
West 4Th Street
Robert Lamb
First National Bank
Whichinn
FDIC
Galihe Blaze
Our Plaza Bank
Lou
Jim
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