District Rose Show Rules Set For September 22
Southeast District Town Rose Society announces the tenth annual fall rose show in Muscatine on September 22. Amateur growers can attend without membership. divisions differ by member status. Exhibitors must bring roses between 7 30 and 10 45 a m and judging runs 11 30 a m to 1 p m. Public viewing 1 to 5 p m. Exhibitors must remove items after close. Pre show tickets available via Mrs W Ho Niemann Route 3 or at local retailers and WCA on show day. Awards include blue red yellow ribbons, permanent and traveling trophies, and numerous class prizes. Queen of the Show and attendants receive top honors in Division I.
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Town Rose Society
Muscatine
W. Ho Niemann
Sherwin-Williams
Green Thump Garden
Morning Sun Class Officers Elected
Morning Sun classes elected officers with per grade lists: seniors president Larry Calty, vice president Steve Moore, secretary-treasurer Carolene Springsteen. student council Bob Marsh Eddie Wilson Steve Moore. sponsors Mr. Catelwell and Mr. Fitzgerald. Juniors president Kim Perkins, vice Larry Nis, secretary-treasurer Harbison. student council Art Hamilton Danny Johnston Richard McDonald. sponsors Mrs. Carter Bob Darrah. Sophomores president Ron Lambert, vice Danny Blair, secretary Leanne Cald wells treasurer Kum Dill. student council John Caldwell Linda Hostetter. reporter Bonnie Bryant. sponsor Mr. Mann. Freshmen president Ricky Inghram, vice Greg Reiman, secretary-treasurer Bruce Strottar, reporter Greg Relman. student council Marl Minnis Tom Lee Viel Minnis. sponsor King Gleason.
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Morning Sun
Larry Calty
Steve Moore
Carolene Springsteen
Bob Marsh
Eddie Wilson
William Catelwell
Fitzgerald
Kim Perkins
Larrynis
Danny Blair
Leanne
Gas Service Readied at Morning Sun
Gas service is completed with meter installation. Gas service is ready and many homes with gas appliances are now in use. The Sharon Missionary Society meets Fridays at the church, with Miss Winifred Wilson as speaker after a summer in Wrigity Kentucky mission field. Mrs. Ralph Brown and Mrs. Paul McElhinney hosted. Callahan family spent weekend with sister in South Bend Indiana. Billy Berry left for State Afeapiere College in Kirksville Missouri.
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Sharon Missionary Society
Winifred Wilson
Wrigity
Kentucky
Ralph Brown
Paul McElhinney
Donald
Callahan
Robert Main
South Bend
Indiana
Billy Berry
Afeapiere College
Kirksville, Mo
Cheaper By The Dozen Selected For Wilton Juniors
Wilton High School Junior Class chooses Cheaper By The Dozen for their annual production to be staged in the Grade School gymnasium on Tuesday October 15. The play is a founded on fact comedy about a father who applies mass production methods at home, facing protests from his daughters. Cast includes Dennis Freyer, Sharon Rost, Jerry Ahrans, Terri Nicholaus, John Fliss, Mike Heinrich, Dennis Valet, Alton Behrens, Betsy Farr, Shirley Ayres, Judy Eider, Rita Taylor, Paul Schultz, Chip Paul, Connie Moon, Gary Moeller, Joan Boorn, Diane Freyermyth and Donna Reesink.
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Wilton
Prank
Ernestine Dilbreth
Wilton High School
Ar & P
Dennis Freyermuth
Sharon Rost
Jerry Abrans
Terri Nicholaus
John Fliss
Mike Heinrich
Dennis Valet
Alton Behrens
Betsy Farr
Shirley Ayres
Judy Eider
Rita Taylor
Paul Schultz
Chip Paul
Connie Moon
Gary Moeller
Joan Boorn
Diane Freyermyth
Donna Reesink
Drum Majorettes Chosen For Morning 5 Band
Morning Syn King Gleason announces drum majorette candidates Carolyn Corey Connie Hutcheson Suzanne Rauschen berger and thrummers Margaret Mc Clure Deatma Kellogg Vicki Minnis. Queen chosen as Sde Cummings. School notes list Sept 1 board election Sept 10 11 meetings Sept 13 first football game at 7 30 p.m.
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King Gleason
Carolyn Corey
Connie Hutcheson
Suzanne Rauschenberger
Margaret McClure
Deatma’Kellogg
Vicki Minnis
Burlington
Sde Cummings
Mrs Dean Hudson Guest Speaker at Wapello Meeting
Mrs Dean Hudson county chairsman of Louisa County Farm Bureau ladies spoke at the Wapello Township Ladies meeting hosted by Mrs Carroll Lessenger. Officers were elected and hostesses honored. Funeral services for Mrs Albert Hansen were held in Cedar Rapids. she died at 66 after a brief illness.
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Hansen
Albert Ponizius
Burton Allworth
Wapella
Bernard. Parsons
Mediapolis
Cedar Rapids
Pontius
Albert Hansen
Wilton Club Horse Show Winners Named at Sunday Event
Grand entry winners at the Wilton Saddle Club horse show included Bot Hooper and Davy Holliday. Other victors were Kathy Mayerhoffer and Ricky Reichert in Pony class, Pam Thompson and Donna Griffin in Western Pleasure, Kathy Mayerhoffer in Horsemanship, Ken Brower and Ricky Reichert in Junior divisions, and numerous riders in Men's Western Pleasure, Clover Leaf, Open Musical Chairs, Open Barrel Race, Open Relay, Stock Horse, Open Flag, and Junior Flag events.
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I Wilton Sadde Club
Bot Hooper
Davy Holliday
Kathy Mayerhoffer
Ricky’ Reichert
Bonnie Richard
Debby Mayerhoffer
Pam. Thompson
Donna
Griffin
Pat Reifert
Kenny
Brower
Russell. Sanders
Ricky Reichert
Clover Leaf
Bill Smith
George Brower
Richie Reichert
Ron Reichert
Willie Hendricks
Cliff Neipert
Bob Phillips
Don Turk
Linda Christianson
Lauren Bohnsack
Gary Lane
Russell Sanders
George’ Brower
Danny Sanders
Pam McVay
Wontan's
Clover “Leaf
Neren Hogan
Norma Dickey
Connie Bein
Linda’ Christianson
Open Clover Leaf
Jim Bader
Gary Bader
Ron’ Reichert
Frank Smith
A. Thomson
Don Brown
Dallas Mayerholfer
Qpen
Cliff Neiport
Linda Christian
Gon
Rick Reichert
Seek Square Dancers In Wapello Vicinity
A new square dance club is being formed near Wapello. Interested dancers should meet at the elementary building on Wednesday evenings September 11 and 25 at 8:30. Ken Anderson of Burlington will offer a refresher for newcomers.
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Wapello
Ken “Andersson
Burlington
Jesson
Columbus Homemaking Class To Feature Style Show
Columbus Junction homemaking night classes begin at Columbus Community High School Wednesday evening September 18 at 730. The McCalls Style Show is featured the first evening. The Sept 25 meeting discusses The Gold in Meat with Rath homemaker economist demonstrating meat cookery for the Oct 2 meeting.
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Columbus
Columbus Junction
Columbus Community High School
McCall's Style
Rath Homie Economist
Beverly Everett
J “Iy
Cedar Rapids
William Pine
Leland
Mick) Bell
Mercy Hospital
Town City
Letts Study Club hears about United Nations at luncheon
Letts Study Club opened its 1965-64 program with a luncheon at Muscatine hotels attended by 22 members. Guests included Mesdames Charles Hrhrick West Liberty and Ulric Lintner plus Lelia Lintner Hazel Thompson. Mrs Harry Gipple presided and dues were collected. Delegates Mabel Bailey and Gipple will attend the district federation convention at Tipton with Mrs Jr J Barnes as alternate. Max Robertson discussed United Nations cooperation and showed slides from a trip this summer. The 3rd meeting will be merged with the Letts Federated club at the new L M school where George Volger will speak on possibilities in Mexico.
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Letts
Muscatine
Mabel Bailey
Gipple
J. Barnes
Letts Fedsrated Club
T He New L-M School
George Volger
Mexico
Marie Cornic Wins Louisa RAVE Contest
Marie Cornic won first in the Louisa RAVE contest at the L and M school family night in Columbus Junction attended by over 100. Morning Sun readings and a Purvis quartet placed second and third. The winner advances to the district contest on November 9 at Mount Pleasant.
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Columbus Junction
L and M
Louisa County Farm Bureau
Marie Cornic
Morning Sun
Barbara
Sue Purvis
Mary Ann Newell
Erna Lee Meyer
Mark Lieberknecht
Mt Pleasant
Hoyt Cummings
Suzy Gipple
Wyman
H. L. Witmer
Tipton
Australia
Associated Country Women of the World
Hawaii
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Missionary Visitor Arrives From Tibet to Conesville Family
Miss Dorothy Christianson, a medical missionary from Kalimpong West Bengal India, arrives this week for a furlough visit at her brother Dennis Christianson in Conesville. She plans stops with three other brothers in Iowa Ackley Sloan Minden and visits many friends.
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Conesville
Dorothy Christianson
al Ye
Kalimpang
West Bengal
India
Dennis’Christianson
Christianson
Iowa
Howard
Ackley
Bennett
Sloan
Lloyd
Minden
Earl Murphy
Jamesell
William Everett
Nellie Stewart
Harriett Cragg
Mary Yedlikin
Wilton Junction
Eastern Town Light and Power Cooperative
Wilton
Alden Bebb
Residence Changes In Town of Wapello
Wapello notices report Mr and Mrs Jim Gott and Connie moving to a Washington Street home near Mr and Mrs Jerald Tompkins who moved to the Colson house on South Fourth. Mr and Mrs James Peavey, formerly at 602 South Fourth, bought the Sureman home at 603 South Second. Ann and Mrs Sureman reside in an uptown apartment until their new home is ready. An infant ape sleeps with its mother for about three years.
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Wapello
Jim Gott
Connie
Washington Street
Jerald
Tompkins
Colson House
South Fourth
James Peavey
Robert Sureman
South Second
Ann
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