Letts Study Club Opens 1963 64 Season With Luncheon
Muscatine Letts Study club begins the 1963 64 program on September 6 with a noon luncheon at Tholes Muscatine. Roll calls feature poems and travel topics with speakers including Mrs Max Robertson George Volzer and others. Monthly meetings at LeM high school and area hostesses present programs on cooperation in the United Nations travel possibilities and Christmas themes with a closing art gallery visit.
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Letts Study Club
Tholes
Muscatine
Aol
United Nations
Max Robertson
Letts Federated Club
Lem High School
George Volzer
Mexico
Letts “Study Club
Earl Dick
Gertrude Vincent
E. ¢. Turington
Earl Dickerson
Ralph Lowe
Earle Wilson
Harald McCormac
Adel J Ia
Donald Lee
Walter Morris
Mabel Bailey
Morning Sun Sorosis Club Names Officers and Committees
Morning Sun Sorosis Club led by Mrs. Robert Bishop announces officers and committees across Program Membership Civic and School Towel Magazines Social Health and Safety Conservation Arts Music Publicity Status of Women Historian Parliamentarian Legislation Directors and a Sept 11 meeting moved from Sept 4 with Edwin White of Burlington as speaker on race relations and duties.
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Morning Sun
Sorosis Club
Robert Bishop
Kenneth Moore
Wesley Vierrs
Clyde McKlhinney
Nellie Curran
Lloyd Reid
Fred Johnson
Calvin McClurkin
J. C. Edgar
Iva McElhinney
L. L. Nicholson
Civic
Leslie Meeker
Lillian Sallers
Dale Douglas
Robert McClure
Alma Dickson
Lille Ivins
May McKinley
Homer Cooley
John Meyerholz
Robert Samuels
Millard Johnson
E. H. Hensleigh
Dave Armstrong
Walter Bryant
Midy
Lard Johnson
Warren Allen
Adolf Boy- Arts
Edward Fish
Loren Klindt
Harold DL. Willeson
Gerald Burge
Eugene Krieger
Everett Cummings
Catharine Binkley
George Butler
H. M. Griffin
Charles Sellers
Adolf Boysen
Inestead
Bies
Edwin White
Burlington
Visit to Davenport Museum And Gallery Announces Club Officers
In May 4 year, a visit to the new Davenport museum and art gallery will be led by Mrs. Ralph Lowe. Study club officers named include Mrs. Harry Gipple as president, Mrs. Robert Barnes Sr as vice president, Mex H. J. Austin as secretary, Miss Gertrudy Vincent as treasurer. Committees cover yearbook, membership, publicity, conservation, citizenship, library, and cultural activities with multiple named members.
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New Museum and Art Gallery
Davenport
Ralph Lowe
Study Club
Harry Gipple
Robert Barnes
Mex. H. J. Austin
Gertmidy Vincent
Arthur Thompson
Ernst Lieberknecht
Harold McCormac
Earle Wilson
Donald Lée
Max Reberlson
George Criss
Jowel
Mabel Bailey
Vinnie Turkington
Jucretia Terkington
Gertrude Vonvenly Sunshine
Anna Milelot
Harley Bloomquist
Max Robertson
H. d. Austin
Ernst Liebarknocht
Rilph Lowe
Roy McCleary
Earle Dickerson
George Crist
Tax Commission Lacks Authority For 27 Percent Floor on Valuations
The Iowa state tax commission allegedly has no power to order city and county assessors to set a 27 percent floor on real estate valuations. The commission reportedly acted at the request of the Taiwan Association of Assessing Officers, with experts saying enforcement powers are limited. The piece also notes past orders on revaluations and mentions university president Virgil Hancher discussing British higher education enrollment, plus Census observations on Iowa demographics and income.
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Say
Commission
Harrison Weber
The
Tax Commission
Taiwa Association of Assessing
Virgil Hancher
University of Iowa
Hancher
Congress of Universities of the
British Commonwealth
London
Hanchér
L M Enrollment Figures and Community Visits
Enrollment data for the 1963-61 school year lists 215 in high school 284 at Grandview 232 at Letts. Mr and Mrs Roy Diller visited family in Warrensburg Mo and friends in Knoxville and Ozarks. Visitors at the Bailey home included Mrs Arlo Brady Cindy Mrs Russell Eldrid and Mrs Harry Chase. Mrs Chase stayed longer. Mrs Ralph Green had a fall and was hospitalized at Muscatine General and Restopia Nursing Home.
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Letts
Grandview
Roy Diller
Kenneth Diller
Warrensburg
Leo Allard
Knoxville
Ozarks
Arlo Brady
Cindy
West Liberty PTA Sets Monthly Meetings This School Year
The West Liberty PTA will meet on the first Monday each month during the school year inviting all parents. President Mrs. Dale Williams stresses PTA value for both elementary and junior high families to share views and improve schools. Planned programs include a fall potluck, discipline session, open house, Christmas program, recreational reading round table, cultural acts, community art exhibit, guidance program, and a dessert meeting on character and spiritual values.
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West Liberty
West Liberty Parent-Teacher Association
PLA
Dale J. Williams
P.T.A
Leeteager
Buez
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AD Naussam
Sdaim
Hudders Field
James Mortis
Anna Miller
Mary Cashiman
Lucrétia Turkington
Edna Muter
Iss
Donald Len
L-M High School
Nancy Lahomberg
Suzanne Townsley
George Crisp
South America
Gram
Robert Barner
J. J Austin
L. Eland
Lucretia Turkington
State Tax Commission
Board of Review
Adler
Britain
Bureau of the Census
Iowa
Towa
U. S
L-M
W. Liberty
Abe
Betty Dunker
Muscatine Area
Sun Mart
Produce and We Grocery
Bret Trent
Grandview Avenue
America
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Zuller
Savings & Loan Association
Muscatine Savings & Loan Association
Muscatine Savings & Loan Ass
Spurgeon
Agilon
Saenie
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