Women's group changes meeting day at Grandview Church
Mrs. Helen Hammer hosted 12 members of the Women's Organization of Grandview Community Church for a pot luck dinner. Ethel Phillips opened with Psalm 18 and prayer. roll call answered with a Bible verse. Members voted to return to the third Thursday schedule and H agreed to bake cookies for the Bible School Nursery.
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Grandview
Helen Hammer
Women’s Organization
Grandview Community Church
Ethel Phillips
The
Bible School
VFW Auxiliary elects officers in Columbus Junction
Officers for the coming year were named at a meeting held at the home of Mrs. Lois Lee in Columbus City. Names include Mrs. Lee as president and Mrs. Pauline Slapp as senior vice president along with other posts and trustees. The next meeting will be at the Post Home on Tuesday evening May 9 with Mrs. Wheeler as hostess.
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Columbus
Junction
V.faw
Lois Lee
Columbus City
Lee
Pauline Slapp
Sherry Molmes
Bonnie Wheeler
Estella Wheeler
Vi Anderson
Linda Reed
Leona Wheeler
Elaine Dicks
Leana Wheeler
Post Home
Wapello
Vera Darby
Nola Meyerholz
Mina Lukembill
Mediapolis
Kappa Tau Betas
Colonial Inn
Grace Oakes
Hazel Green
Ruth Bentley
Lake Odessa
Conesville Town
Extension tour of Des Moines slated May 16
Buffalo Pralate Rock Island County Extension announces a Des Moines tour for Tuesday May 16. The bus leaves Wharton Field House Moline at 6 a.m. and returns 9 30 p.m. Stops include a food processing plant Salisbury House Greenwood Park science center lunch at Des Moines plaza center and dinner at Colonial Terrace Grandview. New officers take office in September.
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Des Moines
Buffalo Pralate
Rock Island County
Wharton Field House
Moline
Salisbury House
Kings House
Salisbury
England
Center of Science and Industry
Greenwood Park
Plaza Center
Platform show planned for Louisa fair
A non profit platform show is scheduled for the Louisa County Fair on August 8. Harold Cross and Wapello will present an original musical comedy directed by Cross with Paul Duncan assisting. The event will involve many Louisa County residents and needs actors singers stage hands carpenters and crews. Contact Paul Duncan in Columbus or Harold Cross in Wapello to participate.
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Columbus Junction
Louisa County
Harold Cross
Cross
Paul Duncan
Columbus
Wapello
West Branch to Host Home Town Days Talent Show
West Branch plans a local talent show as the centerpiece of Home Town Days. Rev Marwin Ehnen heads the committee with Gilbert Barker as Master of Ceremonies. The event, a family entertainment stage on an open air football field, will open Thursday evening June 8 as part of a three day celebration. Entrants may mail a postcard to Rev Ehnen or the West Branch Times office.
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West Branch
West Branch Times Office
Marwin Ehnen
Gilbert Barker
Rev. Ehnen
Deeds Recorded Involving Railroad and Terrace Heights Addition
Deeds filed record show Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company transferring land to Phillip G. and Mary Elizabeth Richard as joint tenants via quit claim for parcels in section 25 and 36-77-2W. David L. Jones conveys lot 16 in Terrace Heights Addition to Muscatine to Joan A. and Maura C. Burdhe as joint tenants under a warranty deed.
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company
Phillip G
Mary Elizabeth Richard
David L. Jones
Joan A
Maura C. Burdhe
Terrace Heights
City of Muscatine
Columbus Junction Weekend Visits Mentioned
Weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Bob Griffin and Randy included Mr and Mrs Barry Cole Davenport and Mr and Mrs Ron Fry and family from Liberty Iowa The Fry family plan to move to Omaha soon Others visiting Rochelle Illinois included Mr and Mrs Louis Pugh Mr and Mrs Art Pugh and Patsy visiting Rex Schafer family Also Mr and Mrs Keith Jones Winfield visited Sarah Jones and family Sunday Vacation plans were announced for Mr and Mrs Frank Spaeth and Mr and Mrs Everett Henson to travel to Switzerland.
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Columbus
Juncton
Bob Griffin
Randy
Barry Cole
Davenport
Ron Fry
Liberty
Fry
Omaha
Louis Pugh
Art Pugh
Patsy
Rochelle
Til
Rex Schafer
Keith Jones
Winfield
Anna Jones
Frank Spaethe
Everett Henson
Switzerland
Conesville fifth graders observe Ridiculous Days
Conesville School hosts Ridiculous Days on Friday May 5 with students dressing in humorous outfits. Other items note a Grace United Church Christian Work Day on May 3 at 1 30 p m, town council May 3 at 7 p m, Lucky Clovers meeting May 4 at 8 p m, and various social visits and celebrations among local residents.
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Conesville
Women's Fellowship
The
Grace United Church of Christ
Margaret Schlichting
Hazel Satterthwaite
Trinia Smith
June Houseal
Wapello Rescue Unit Receives New Motor
Wapello The Rescue Unit of the Wapello Volunteer Fire Department will have use of a new 18 horsepower Evinrude outboard motor courtesy of the Wapello Boat Shop. For several years the shop owned by Corwin Williams and Dean Hoehle has furnished a motor for the unit. Other new equipment includes a two way radio installed in the new township fire truck.
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Wapello
Wapello Boat Shop
Corwin Williams
Dean Hoehle
Wapelio
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