Durant Legion Auxiliary Meets with Nineteen Members Present
The Durant Legion Auxiliary held a Monday night meeting at the Legion home with nineteen members present. Reports from the First District conference in Muscatine note Pearl Hagge elected first district vice president. County conference at Mechanicsville May 9 included talks on child welfare and Girls State. next meeting set for June 25. Do-Bees 4-H met at Gloria Dei Lathoran Fellowship hall for Mathers Day tea. sixteen members, three teachers, eleven visitors. Demonstrations included sewing machine care and everyday shoe care. prizes awarded. next meeting June 0 at Doris Blieu’s home.
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Durant Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Mabel Meiers
Huxley Miller
Muscatine
Pearl Hagge
Mechanicsville
Gene
Durant Do-Bees
Gloria Dei Lathoran
Japansy
West Liberty Fair
Tovis
Gar Ina Anderson
Linda Voelkers
Girma Anderson
Shirley
Bonnie Dauleldt
Wilbur Hagge
Missionary Society to Meet in June at Church
Morning Sun Reformed Presbyterian Missionary Society will meet at 2 p.m. at the church with Mrs Lene Samson as hostess. Mrs Margaret Todd will lead devotions and Mrs Ellen Armstrong, the missionary star, will speak. Shacon Reformed Missionary Society gathers June 1 at 2 p.m. with devotions by Mrs Walter Hutchison and missionary study by Mrs Harold Rice. Hostesses include Miss Margaret Logan, Mrs Kenneth Thompson, and Mrs J M Hays. The Methodist Vacation Bible School runs May 28 through June 8 from 9:20 to 11:30 a.m. Teachers include Nancy McElhiney, Vera Weigel, Mary Lou Nallen, Mary Ellen Griffith, Virginia Weikert, Irene Kreiger, Una Bishop, and Rev A V Weigel.
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Nancy McElhineney
Vera Weigel
Mary Lou Nallen
Mary Ellen Griffith
Virginia Weikert
Irene Kreiger
Una Bishop
A. V. Weigel
Methodist In. S
Central Junior High Recognition Assembly Highlights
Central Junior High held its annual recognition assembly Tuesday with awards across athletics debate dramatics music and scholastic honors. Athletes named include Garvin Harmon Hindahl Leech Maxwell Matn day Phillips Proffitt Ratcliff Silberhorn Townsend Wheeler Whitacre and others while Marcia McClenning Jeryce Pearlman and Bill Weier shauser led non athletic honors. Scholastic honors covered ninth eighth and seventh graders with high averages and named recipients such as Jewel lesch Barbara Walters Mary Fishburn Ken Ross Jo Ann Kaeding Diane Coder Sabra Rock Linda Lemkau Tody Vorwerk Paula Washburn Reba Lacy Sharon Roberts Ann Griffin Jeane McGlothlen Carolyn Waller Judy Hall Sharon Henning Tom Silberhorn Fa yonne Busch Susan Packwood Paula Furda Joan Jarrett Nick Ratcliff Brian Waller Jim Wille Debbie Sander Janine Wede kind Kathy Rinrichisen Sharon Beverlin Maribeth Woolsey Joan Shea Kathleen Bender Mike Langer Dan Griffin Sue Schnack Doug Beardsley Rick Berlin Richard Schreurs Nancy Woodhouse Dave Eckhardt Sharon Stayer Victoria Meyer Ron Ross Chris Alten bernd Ken Sturms Linda Cohn Kathy Pagel Sue Asthakier Sanda Kleindolph Joe Furda Bonnie Gerels Gerry Grimm Vicki Kirkland Don Longhurst Pat Marshall Craig Oveson Mark Bailey Mary Conklin Nathan Drucker Sheila Battey Richard Bierman Richard Boul ton Jim Burke Phil Eberle Connie Fuhlman John Gesell Doug Johnston Mike Pagel Alyn Smith Tim Swank Morning Sun article notes 4-H cheerleaders evening silent auction and other activities</s>
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Dennis Garvin
Dave Harmon
Steve. Hindahl
Doug Leech
Doug Maxwell
Ron Matnday
Byron Phillips
Mav
Craig” Proffitt
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Terry Schmidt
Tom Silberhorn
Benny Terry
Rusty ‘Townsend
George Wheeler
Emigr
Craig Proffitt
Wick Ratcliff
Mer
Denny’ Terry
Rusty Townsend
Brian Walter
Jack
Ron Asel
Ron Coradier
Ron Munday
Alan Rudolph
Leonard Sloat
Denny Terry
Mel Wright
Marcia McClenning
Jeryce Pearlman
Bill Weiershauser
Ronald Cozad
Albert Freese
Mike Weatherby
Rehan Lacy
Diane Coder
Patty Alberts
Terry Berlin
Fayerine Busch
Glenn Davis
Verlinda Davis
Mike Fish
Mary Fishburn
Jim Goddard
Judy Hall
Dave’ Harmon
Sharon Henning
Charlotte Johnson
Greg Johnston
JoAnn Kaeding
Kay Kaufman
Sharon King
Linda Lemkau
Betty Lloyd
Martha Martin
Sally ‘Nietzel
Linda “Odell
Susan Packwood
Sandra Peck
Judy Rankins
Sharon Roberts
Roger
Jewel ‘Lesch
Barbara Walters
Ken Ross
Jo- Ann Kaeding
Sabra Rock
Tody Vorwerk
Paula Washburn
Reba Lacy
Ann Griffin
Jeane McGlothlen
Carolyn Waller
Fayonne Busch
Paula Furda
Joan Jarrett
Brian Waller
Jim Wille
Debbie Sander
Janine Wede‘kind
Kathy Rinrichisen
Sharon Beverlin
Maribeth Woolsey
Joan Shea
Kathleen Bender
Mike Langer
Dan’ Griffin
Louisa County 4H Rally and local notices
Muscatine Iowa May 21 1962 report notes Louisa County 4H Rally Day at Columbus Junction Saturday. Royal Neighbors Lodge meets June 6 at 8 p m dst at other library with serving committee. Memorial Day graves decorated by Mrs Ledta Crist Mrs Laura Hartman committee selected. Mr and Mrs Robert Griffith Iowa City visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Richard Noble Muscatine joined them at Batavia Sunday.
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Louisa County
Columbus Junction
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Ledta Crist
Laura Hartman
Dorothy Delzell
Trene Keeiger
Robert Griffith
Iowa City
Richard Noble
Muscatine
Kyle Wilson
Batavia
Bible School Proposed at High Prairie Church
High Prairie Methodist church schedules Bible School from June 4 for kindergarten through sixth grade. Sessions run daily from 3 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. daylight time. Children should bring lunch. drinks and dessert are provided.
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High Prairie Methodist Church
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