Saddle Club Show Winners Announced at Muscatine Farm
The Muscatine Saddle Club held a Sunday horse show at Stel Martin farm with over 100 registered horses. Winners across 18 events include Ronald Rayner in Pony Model and Don Latta in Horse Holter glass, with many riders across Pony Lead-In to Stock Horse Vision earning top honors. The next show is scheduled for May 11.
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Donna Rayner
Jeffrey Schelgen
Ala Latta
Randy Rayner
Kathy Mayhoffer
Robin Wilson
Kay Smith
Linda Christianson
Cathy Mayhoffer
Ricky Reikert
Pat Latta
Mike Latta
Frank Smith
Bob Smith
Ronnie Reikert
Kenny Brower
Debbie Mayhoffer
Brian Diels
Don Baker
Jim Bader
Cliff Neipert
Brownie Redmann
Willie Hointick
Ronald Rayner
Harold Rauch
Dallas Mayhoffer
Gary Bader
Dave Neilson
Willie Heindricks
Roger Price
Dick Neipert
Harold Freeza
YWCA Membership Tea in Columbus Junction
The Town Town and Country YWea invites all mothers interested in Y Teens to a membership tea on Wednesday May 6 from 2 to 4 40 p.m. at the Community Room Peoples National Bank. May Breakfast of the WSCS at the Methodist church is set for Wednesday morning May 6. All members urged to attend.
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Peoples National Bank
WSCS
Methodist Church
Ink Stain Removal From Marble Table Instructions
A reader asks how to remove ink from a marble living room table. The answer recommends blotting with denatured alcohol, then ammonia, repeating until the stain fades, possibly 10 to 20 applications. For metallic ink, use sodium hydrosulfite crystals with water, wait 20 minutes, rinse with cold water and sodium citrate solution.
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Andy Lang
Louisa County Education Unit Elects J Brase
The Executive Council of the Louisa County Education Association met at the County Superintendent’s office in Wapello. Officers elected for 1964-85 include Jack Brase as president, Richard Martens as president-elect, Mary Danfeldt as secretary, and Marlene Griffin as treasurer.
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J. Brase
Columbus Junction
Louisa County Education Association
Wapello
Jack Brase
Wapella
Richard Martens
Mary Danfeldt
LM Schools
Marlene Griffin
Cedar County To Sponsor Yield Contest In Tipton
Tipton Iowa Cedar County Extension and town council announce a snare corn yield contest following Town Master Corn Growers rules. Entries must be 10 acres minimum with one per farming unit and due by July 25 in the Extension Office.
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Claude Hills Spend Winter In Arizona In 1900s
Mr and Mrs Claude Hill returned to their home in Columbus Junction after spending the winter in Arizona Their son Douglas accompanied them home Another son Roger Hill Burlington went to Arizona to join the trip Home visit by Mr and Mrs L B Dempsey and daughter Debbie to relatives in Keola Sunday
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Columbus Junction
Claude Hill
Cohumbug City
Arizona
Mrs. L. B. Dempsey
Debbie
Keola
Postal Changes At New Boston
New Boston postmaster Saunders said most residents will not be affected by recent parcel post and Post Office service changes. The sole local change is the Post Office closing at noon on Saturday, with money orders issued until noon and Saturday evening mail dispatched as usual. Saunders cited economy steps aligned with President Johnsons programs and the federal income tax cut.
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