Conesville Teachers Plan Field Trips for Students
Conesville teachers outlined field trips for pupils over the coming weeks. Activities include a Zoo visit to Weed Park in Muscatine for Mrs. Reece’s class, a first grade trip to the fire station and zoo, and a second grade trip to the Conesville marsh to observe birds. Other plans include museum visits in Town City, a Hoover birthplace stop at West Branch, and tours of local utilities.
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Conesville
Conesville School
Ivan Reece
Weed Park
Muscatine
Virginia Schlapkohl
Weed Park Zoo
Alberta Bekker
Conesville Marsh
Edna Coffin
Edith Newton
Town City
Hoover Birthplace
West Branch
Columbus Junction
Chautauqua Park
Jon Crafton
Wild Cat den State Park
Muscatine City Library
KWPC
WSCS
Give Up Nook To Aid Kitchen
Development houses cut kitchen eating space by removing a cabinet bank. Designers push dining table into the family room, erase the eating area, then add full cabinets on the eating area wall. A china closet becomes a decorative kitchen accent with solid lumber cabinetry and glass doors for upper cupboards.
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Windory
Roses and Love in Song Through All-America Rose Selections
The article notes roses inspire song with about 4000 published tunes and 1400 rose varieties named for famous women and 900 for men of achievement. It states over 2000 known rose varieties exist, with 68 All-America award winners representing over a third of annual national rose sales.
West Liberty Rotarians Hear Senator Stanley today
State Senator David Stanley told the West Liberty Rotary Club that the state treasury surplus from double tax collection should be set aside for permanent improvements rather than current expenses. He projected an over 80 million dollar surplus from 1966 and urged funding for university and vocational school buildings to address long range needs. He warned that using the windfall for current expenses would lead to future tax increases.
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West Liberty
Stanley
David Stanley
Cedar-Muscatine
West Liberty Rotary Club
Iowa
Senator Stanley
Local society notes from Muscatine and surrounding towns
The column records multiple social items including a May 24 meeting for the Past Worthy Matron club at the Laura Musser Art Museum, plus weekend visits and family gatherings across Muscatine, Burlington, Ottumwa, Mt. Vernon, and Ames. Notables include Ernst and Arthur Lieberknecht, Mildred Wilson, Flora Wilson, the Thomases, the Crumlys, and students leaving for Marshalltown and Stockton.
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Laura Musser
Ernst Lieber- Kniecht
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Earl Dickerson
Arthur Lieberknecht
Achiel de Waele
East Moline
Mildred Wilson
Ottumwa
Jeri
Towa State University
Darcey
Flora Wilson
Marvin Thomas
Noman Carmen
Burlington
Gingery
Muscatine
H. J. Austin
Richard Paine
Jesse Pearson
Ainsworth
Harry Shearer
William Walter
Bud Preston
Casper Rowe
Grandview
Lloyd Crumly
Eddie Klipstein
Arthur Thompson
Jack Carter
Hailsville
James Thompson
Mary Low Thompson
Marshalltown
Mildred Thompson
Hampton
Hazel Thompson
Lelia Lintner
John Crumly
Lloyd Crumlys
John
Town State University
Steve Schomberg
State University
Mar *Schombergs
Tom Harbinson
Morning Sun
Leo Hurley
Earl Bailey
Ramona Lamb
William Swails
George Mean
Mt. Pleasant
Raymond Baileys
Mabel Bailey
Arthur Bailey
John LaFayette
Pleasant Valley
Jim Jones
Bettendorf
Neles Jones
Fam Robertson
Ames
Max Robertson
Towa State
Stockton
Calif
Bank of America
Robertson
George Crist
Warren Carlson
Madrid
Methodist Hospital
Rochester
Keith Jordon
Storage House Privacy Screen for Basementless Homes
Article advises designing a separate storage shed to handle bulky items like paint cans and lawn tools. Recommends locating at deck end as privacy screen and wind break, matching roof and siding to the main house, with weathered cedar or white paint options. Suggests a three-foot depth and twelve-foot minimum length, built in standard wood framing for a dry interior.
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Ily
Five member rejoined Japanese choir for concert here tonight
The 45-voice Japan Seventh day Adventist College choir arrived in America for its first U S tour with 44 singers. A missing member, Nobuo Kimura born in North Korea, has rejoined and will perform tonight at West Junior High School auditorium in Muscatine. The group travels a three month tour with over 100 concerts in 22 states and DC. A freewill offering is collected to defray expenses. G M Fillman leads local arrangements.
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Japan
Seventh Day Adventist College
America
U.S
Muscatine
Tokyo
North Korea
Nobuo Kinura
Kimura
U. S
West Junior High School
Kindler Ave
Tetsuya Yamamoto
Yoko
Yamamoto
Japan Adventist College
Hiroshima
Pus
Aly
District of Columbia
G. M. Fillman
Muscatine Seventh-day
West Liberty Chamber Sets Clean-up Dates in May
West Liberty Chamber of Commerce names May 18 19 and 20 for clean-up paint-up and fix-up days to beautify homes. trucks will be provided for hauling trash. George Gordon chairs the project. Also notes Christmas decorations report and jalopy race workers for May 14. WSCS meets at Methodist church. school of missions at Simpson College June 27 July 1. program Strangers No More and Chosen for Action.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
Conesville Methodist Church
Florence Stewart
Kaye Hill
Edith van Dyke
Junior Bible Club
Grace United Church of Christ
Shayla Wheeler
Christine Buckman
Geraldine Seitz
Murry Wheeler
Carol Seitz
Bessie Holmes
Conesville
John Coffin
Harold
Chub) Bain
West Liberty
West Liberty Chamber of Commerce
Carr
George Gordon
Patrick Hand
Irwin Mosher
Jim Dreihelbeis
Greater
Iowa City Development Commission
Iowa City
Iowa Development Commission
WSCS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Robert Yerington
School of
Simpson College
Indianola
Kenneth, Wagner
Lee Forsyth
Amish Children Stay In School
DES MOINES AP Amish leader Dan Borntrager said the Amish will not remove children from school early ahead of schedule. He sought a meeting with Gov Harold Hughes, who said the appointment was at Borntrager's request. Borntreger was joined by three other Amish men in the capital visit.
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Des Moines
Eader
Dan Borntreger
Harold
Hughes
Borntreger
Sunday Visits And Family Gatherings In Local area
Families and relatives shared meals and visits across Muscatine Davenport and surrounding areas. Guests included the Mosier Lamb and Lamb households, Olive Lamb’s return, Alan Jordan’s hip injury, and multiple dinners with Jennnings Reolff and Salemink families. Gary Lee, in the Air Force, faces four months duty at Guam, with other attendees including Ward Lee, Dennis, Rosemary Phillips, Dora Salemink, and Ed Wardrip.
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Ron Mosier
Leona Lamb
Olive Lamb
Hazel Elliott
Reynolds
Alan Jordan
Ted Small
Norman Reolff
Mediapolis
Warren Jennings
Jane
Mike
Anita ‘Thomas
Dick Wiley
Muscatine
Donald Jennings
Columbus Junction
Norman Winter
Davenport
Richard Salemink
Ward Lee
Gary Lee
Gary
St. Louis
Guam
Dennis
Ames
Rosemary Phillips
Dora Salemink
Lee
William Lee
Charlotte Baker
Dalé Lee
Joe Bolattina
Lockporte
Ill
Roy McCleary
Richard Shellabarger
Fairfield
Brookhart
Estle
Harold McCormac
Ed Wardrips
Clinton
Ray Dugge
Waukegan
Dean Batchelor
Warren Blake
Tracie Jo
Keith Clark
Hazel Clark
Wapello
What's New In Windows
The piece discusses easy care windows and lightweight sash designs. It notes removable grills in wood windows for simple washing and removable or tilting sashes for interior cleaning, emphasizing safety for upper stories. It also mentions ponderosa pine options with angular or diamond grills. Texas Western edged Kentucky to win the NCAA title and posted a 28 29 record last season.
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Shawn
Texas Western
Kentucky
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