Bloomington Grange Elects G. McConnaha Master
Bloomington Grange elected Grant McConnaha master with a slate of officers including Orval Esmoil and Roy Gauger. The meeting announced a fall festival at 7, a needlework contest with 31 entries, and youth group officers. Winners included Hilda Windman for lace dolly and Mamie Phillips for doilies, with prizes and display plans highlighted.
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Grant McConnaha
Bloomington
Orval Esmoil
Elsie Boon
Marvin Beatty
Ronnie Esmoil
Irma Gauger
Roy Gauger
Eric Houseman
Olis Haynes
Linda Denkman
Lacy
Lois Beatty
Ceres
Bonnie Sue Boorn
Pomona
Dorothy Graves
Flora
Rudy Huesman
Grange
Tell Connell
Bill Smith
Carolyn Welk
Tom Welk
David Ba]laday
Stew
Kay Satterthwaite
Steve Welk
Vicki Satterthwaite
Fora
Randy Marolf
David Monson
Dean Denkman
Master McConmaha
Norma Jean Boorn
Hilda Windman Awvith
Pearly Haynes
Mamie Phillips
Hilda Windman
Hilda ‘Windmant
Alo
Jolly Juniors Elect Gillett Wilson
The Jolly Juniors installed officers for the 1963-64 year at the first fall meeting at Seat St. Presby Church. Officers are Mark Gillett president Pete Nopoulos vice president Barbara Elder secretary Sue Daut corresponding secretary Tommy Bishop treasurer. Marty Lange read by laws, Pete Nopoulos named pianist. Skating party set for Oct 24. Program committee Linda Ryder Barbara Sorgerby. Marty Lange hos refreshments Richard Ochiltree led games.
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Linda Ryder
Barbara Sorgerby
Marty Lange
Richard Ochiltree
Kerr Sentenced Paroled on OMVI in Louisa County
Keith J. Kerr pleaded guilty to OMVI on August 28 and was fined $200 plus costs, with 20 days hard labor suspended. He was paroled to Harve Wiley for 9 months, license suspended, Judge E. O. Newel presiding. A note on East Africa termite fishing devices follows.
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Wapello
Keith J. Kerr
OMVI
Louisa County
Harve Wiley
Newel
Grandview Club Names Delegates to District Convention
Grandview Federated Study Club met at Grandview school house naming delegates Mrs Marilyn Schlutz Mrs Pat Carroll and Mrs Marie Murry to the district study club convention Oct 9 in Tipton. Rummage sale Sept 28 in Muscatine. donations directed to Batty Jo Rowe. Progress on the migrant school in Muscatine discussed. Social feature “Ideas Unlimited with Plastic Craft” by Mrs Sylvia Chatterton and Mrs Pat Bonnichsen. New L and M teachers introduced. Next meeting at Helen Carter home to honor the Goldsen Age of Grandview. Program opened with devotions by Mary Wallace.
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Grandview
Marilyn Schlutz
Pat Carroll
Marie Murry
District Study Club
Tipton
Grandview Federated Study Club
Muscatine
Batty Jo Rowe
Muscaline
General Federation
Helen Thompson
Sylvia Chatterton
Pat Bonnichsen
Schol
Pogram
McMahon
Chatterton
Lawrence
Sywassink
Helen Carter
Goldsen
Mary Wallace
Jewetts Host Fulton 4-H Club meeting
The Fulton Royal Workers met at the Jewett home with two members present to discuss record books and West Liberty fair results. Demonstrations included angel food cake by Cindy Schroeder and other kitchen projects. Book reports were given by Diane Fischer Marilyn Schmidt and Rosemary Jewell.
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JoAnn Jewett
Diane Fischer
Marilyn Schmidt
Rosemary Jewell
Toolesboro Goodwill Club Holds Noon Potluck Meeting
Toolesboro Goodwill Club met at Mrs Ollie Wright home with co host Opal Venard and nine honorary members. Pearl Mae Jack distributed the new year book as officers Darlene Hook secretary Opal Venard treasurer Barbara Jordan chaplain Rosemary Hayes were announced. Next meetings planned October 10 at 9 am with Pearl Mae Jack and Shirley Lesner November 7 with Hazel Hunt and Betty Hall. December 12 Christmas party chaired by Rosemary Hayes with Nancy Wehage Hannah Snapp Ava Parsons Helix Hamilton and Leona Bennett. June 1 election of officers and July 9 picnic with members hosting and to bring a birthday cake.
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Oakville
Toolesboro
Good Will Club
Ollie’ Wright
Opal Venard
Ralph, Lowe
Letts
Pearl Mae Jack
Darlene Hook
Shirley Lesner
Hazel Hunt
Betty
Hall
Darlene Hoox
Mam
Rosamary Hayes
Nancy Wehage
Hannah Snapp
Ava Parsons
Helex Hamilton
Leona
Bennett
Barbara. Jordan
Barbara Jordan
Pearl
Jack
Marcella Edwin
Shirley Kemper
Phyllis McKinney
Vera Hayes
Pauline
Hayes
Gladys Taylor
Helen Smith
Mae Brockway
Rosemary Hayes
New Magic Rub Off Promises Pain Free Corns and Warts
Advert says thousands suffer from corns calluses and warts. A new cream called DERMA-SOFT claims to rid these troubles without cutting or infection risk. The text touts painless rubbing off the hard skin leaving smooth skin and urges purchase at druggists.
Oakville Family Plans Weekend Visits in Iowa
The Oakville family travels to Des Moines to visit relatives including Mr and Mrs John Kramer and daughter Jett. They plan to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Charles Kramer in Lynnville and with the Victor Brees family in Des Moines.
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Oakville
John iKramer
Jett Fissing
Des Moines
Charles Kramer
Lynnville
Iowa
Victor Brees
LCH Club Meets with 100 Members at Dykstra Home
The LCH club met Thursday with 100 members at Mrs. John Dykstra’s home. After dinner the afternoon was spent doing handwork and completing a quilt for the annual bazaar. It was voted to donate 10 to the Iowa Children’s Home Society. The next meeting will be October 4 at Mrs. John Korn’s home.
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Wapello
LCH Club
John Dykstra
Yowa Childrens. Home Society
John Korn
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