The House AP Newsfeatures What’s New on the Market
A survey of new products claims a man made siding material that resembles wood yet resists rot and conducts no electricity, intended for southern distribution with future national use. It likens to a multi tool and a durable varnish while noting an epoxy resin composite that resists moisture and wear.
Toastmasters Held Meeting at Muscatine Club
Richard Halpin won the prepared speaker’s award at a Muscatine Toastmasters meeting at Weed Park. Speakers included Jerry Stark Paul Sweitzer Roger Lande and Gil Dietz with various topics. May 18 dinner planned at Ina Mae’s after 9:30 p.m. morning sun open house honors Mrs. Mary G Wilson at her daughter’s Iowa City home with many relatives in attendance.
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Richard Halpin
Muscatine
Toastmasters Club
Weed Park
Jerry Stark
Paul Sweitzer
Roger Lande
Gil Dietz
Joan Talbot
William Spieth
Gordon Rogers
Richard Parish
Roger Johnson
Keith Hullquist
Robert Woodhouse
Gary Duncan
C. E. Gillespie
Gil Diets
David Horney
James Christensen
Ralph Jackson
Max Churchill
Francis Fahs
Ralph Culler
Ina Mae
Morning Sun
Mary G. Wilson
Lorna Wilson
Iowa City
H. Aller
Burlington
Herold Wheeler
Vern Wilson
Harold $. Wilson
Ralph McKeever
Mediapolis
Wapello
Town City
Sweetland WSCS Meeting Plans and Activities
The Sweetland Methodist WSCS met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Robert Brink in charge of the program. Reports from secretary and treasurer were given. Mrs. Vernon Shepard led business, announced the June 28 to July 3 School of Missions in Indianola, and sought attendees. The group noted May Day Fellowship at Trinity church and a Bible awarded to Charles Eckhardt for a pastor contest. Building work and the Gale McLean farm progress were reported. The United Clothing Drive is set for June 15-16. The WSCS will fund half the camp expenses for youth, and Mrs. Clifford Burr was named to organize a 23rd anniversary observance. The meeting ended with a poem “Tribute to Mothers” and lunch for 18 members.
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Sweetland
WSCS
Sweetland Methodist Church
Robert Brink
Milton Borgstahl
Wayne Mittmar
Edna Belle Baneks
Gordon Day
Vernon Shepard
Shepard
Washington
Gale McClean
United Clothing
Court House
Enke
Clifford Burr
Iowa Highway Commission Injects Fluid To Stabilize I 80
The Iowa Highway Commission uses an experimental hydrated lime and water mix injected into the soil and rock sub base of I 80 between Dexter and Adair. Crews complete the first stage of the 12 mile test to prevent future bumps as part of a broader debate on resurfacing methods. A decision will take about a month to determine success.
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Ames
Iowa Highway Commission
Dexter
Adair
Commission
Iowa
Don McLean
Mclean
Fragmented Maya City Wonders Across the Yucatan
A garbled excerpt references the Maya of the Yucatan Guatemala and western Honduras building grand city structures with pyramids temples monasteries and observatories while including unrelated stray phrases about Russians space flight and dogs, yielding a partial, unclear historical note.
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Yucatan
Guatemala
Honduras
Colum bus Community High School Trip to Rapids
Thirty FHA group from Colum bus Community High School visited the Rapids Friday. They toured the library and museum, the airport, and the Quaker Oats Company, with a stop at Cedar Rapids Gazelle. On the way back they had supper at Amana colony. weekend hosts were Mr and Mrs Paul Masonholder and their sons Lone Herrick and Dick Herrick from Ames.
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Columbus
Tun.ctilon
Columbus Community i High School
Repids
Chestergan
Ste
Quaker Oats Company
Cedar Rapids
Lone Herrick
Dick Herrick
Ames
Mother's Day Guests At Wykert Home
Mother's Day visitors gathered at Mrs Susy Wykert's residence. Attendees included Floyd and Searles of Princeton Iowa DeLos Smith and Margaret Burling ton Howard Wykert and family Grandview Don Kurtz Burlington Burton Samuels and family Vicki Wykert Janet Wykert Judy Wykert and Ji Williams.
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Oakville
Susy Wykert
Floyd Searles
Princeton
DeLos Smith
Axid- Margaret
Tropical Paradise theme graces Wilton Banquet Prom
Muscatine Ta May 12 1964 tale of a junior senior banquet and prom held in the Wilton grade school gym with a cruise ship tropical isle decor. Freshmen in South Sea Island costumes served dinner. Program included Welcome by Betsy Fair, responses by Joe Gruemmer, class prophecies, histories, and wills. Entertainment featured a Davenport dance studio. officers and sponsors listed for both classes.
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South Sea Island
Yousic
Clara Moon
Betsy Fair
Joe Gruemmer
Becky Nerson
Sue Moylan
Will Carolyn Hallenbeck
Davenport
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