Lutheran Homes Scouts M Sun Family at Scholarship Fete
Lutherans M Sun family attends Des Moines banquet for scholarship winners. Alfred Sun receives two Phillips Exeter Academy scholarships, with selection based on academics and service. George Mallingly of Burlington also to attend. Family plans late August departure. Washington County art show features local entrants at Washington Public Library sponsored by Applied Arts Department of the Foremighily Club.
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M. Sun
Charles Sellery
Alfred
Des Moines
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Phillips “Exeter Academy
Exeter
N. 1
Phillips ‘Academy
Andover
Mass
Phillips Exeter Academy
N.H
George Mallingly
Burlington
Che Academy
Washington County
Columbus Junction
Washington Public Library
Applied Arts Department
Fornighily Club
Awards Given Lutheran Homes Boy Scouts
Lutheran Homes Troop 119 members earned awards at the Scout exposition. Scoutmaster Edwin Freyermuth and assistant William Downer announced dinner awards. Kneckerchiefs, shirts, and a knockerchief went to top sellers like John Johnson, with Johnson, Tom Neal, and James Durley receiving sweat shirts for selling over ten dollars in tickets. Mrs Downer received a pin for lending her husband, John Dickerson presided. Carroll Shurson earned an explorer tie bar. Rev L A Stumme received a desk plaque for sponsoring by Rotary Club.
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Edwin Freyermuth
Tom Beal
James Dudley
John Johnson
Boys Scouts of
Lutheran Homes
Johnson
Tom Neal
James Durley
William Downer
John Dickerson
Carroll Shurson
L. A. Stumme
Rotary Club
Letts WSCS Meeting to Feature The Sea of Giving
The WSCS general meeting will be held Wednesday evening, May 6, at the Methodist church. The evening circle will oversee the service The Sea of Giving. Initiation of new members will take place during the gathering. Members with boxes should bring them to the event.
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WSCS
Methodist Church
Engineers to Announce Scholarship Winner Here
Muscatine Iowa chapter of the engineering society hosts a banquet at the Elks club for 36 students from Heyes Catholic and Muscatine Public high schools. John Lageriam of Town State University will speak. The chapter receives its charter and Vern Peters will present the scholarship winner. Dinner at 5:30 PM.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Engineering Society
Heyes Cattholic
Cedar . Falls
Towa
Socret
Towboats Move Upstream and Downstream on Mississippi Week
The week ending Monday reports 276 920 tons moving upstream through Rock Island Lock by the Corps of Engineers with 194 650 tons northbound and 82 270 tons downstream. The counts include 21 for upstream and 19 for downstream trips with barges. In Columbus Junction the WSCS Mother-Daughter Tea is set for Thursday at 7 30 pm at the Columbus City Methodist Church with Rev Seifoullah Lotfi guest speaker.
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Mississippi River
Rock Island
Corps of Engineers
Columbus Junction
WSCS
Columbus City
Seifoullah Lotfi
Brighton Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Washington
Lotfi
Iran
Canada
Keithsburg Visitors Head to Carlsbad New Mexico
Mrs Omer Boruff of Keithsburg and Mrs Harry Ogle of Aledo depart Saturday for Carlsbad New Mexico to visit the Boruff daughter and family, Dr and Mrs A J Nadworny. Wayne Weeks and his wife announce the birth of son Abe Wayne born May 2 at St Mary's Hospital in Galesburg.
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N. Mexico
Keithsburg
Omer Boruff
Harry Ogle
Aletio
Carlsbad
N. M
lDr
A. J
Nadworny
Wayne
Weeks
Thone Abe
St. Mary's Hospital
Galesburg
Keithsburg Woman Dies in Florida Stay
Keithsburg residents react to news of Maude Bullock of Jacksonville Florida death Mrs Clair Harrison and Mrs Helen Bease Bucklin Kan are surviving sisters Funeral and burial set for Green Ground Cemetery Keithsburg G L Platt to Iowa City surgery planned with Mrs Jack Jackson New Boston accompanying Platt Also mentions vote on sanitary district result 78 for 161 against and bat behavior in pyramids.
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Keithsburg
Claire Harrison
Maude Bullock
Jacksonville
Fla
Bullock
Florida
Harrison
Helen Bease
Bucklin
Kan
Gene’ Nylon
Muscatine County Schools Get $147049 State Aid
Muscatine county school districts receive 147049.36 dollars in state aid for the 1962 63 school year. Frank Ralston reports the payments equal 102.23 percent of the second half due with 468 high school 598 non high school and 16 junior college districts involved. Districts listed include Muscatine Community school district 67989.71 Muscatine Community college 31118.45 West Liberty 15953.86 Wilton 12857.57 Fruitland township 1634.04 Montpelier township 1675.90 Area Six 01719.65 and Nichols 4150.388.
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Muscatine County
Frank Ralston
Muscatine Comunity
Muscatine Community College
West Liberty
Wilton
Fruitland Township
Montpelier Township
Area Six
Nichols
Over 140 Attend Mother-Daughter Fete in Keithsburg
More than 140 people attended the Mother-Daughter banquet at the Christian Church in Keithsburg on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Rid emour and daughter Sandra of Moline presented the program on the Book of Ruth. A prize for the oldest mother went to Mrs. J. A. W. Fryer, and Mrs. Mance Barnhouse with Becky won the prize for the youngest mother and baby present. Church men provided the dinner.
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Keithsburg
Christian Church
Letts Club Founders Day and Skating Party Planned
Letts Club founders day meeting set for Thursday at 8 p m in the Muscatine high school building with Rev Ray Crews as guest speaker. LM Junior high students host a skating party Thursday 7 to 9 p m in Muscatine for grades six to nine. Letts Garden Club to hold a May breakfast Friday May 8 with social committee in charge.
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Lily
Reus Recorated Club
L M
Ray Crews
Muscatine
Murant Council
eThe Letts Garden Club
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Staara
Lutheran Homes Scouts
Hazel Thompson
Boy Scouts
Ea le Mul
Engineers
Columbus
John ‘Lagerstrom
Egypt
Pyramids
Letts Club
Central State Bank
Deposit Insurance Corporation
American Edin
Sterling Publishing Co
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