Improved 1964 Chevrolet Trucks Show At Henderson
Improved 1964 Chevrolet trucks highlight a five year re engineering program started with 1960 models. At Henderson Chevrolet Oldsmobile, 139 E Mississippi Drive, the new models display features like independent wheel suspension, extended lubrication intervals, redesigned frames, and diesel options. James E. Conlan notes major design advances and refinements for driver comfort and durability.
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Henderson
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Salt
E Greally
Meeting Slate For Conesville
The Junior Bible Club of Conesville meets Tuesday evening September 17 at 7 in the Grace United Church of Christ Friendship room to memorize Exodus 20 15 and study the Bible memory program. Dawn Hesseltine May Buser and Patty Roush lead the honesty discussion. Mrs Charles Shellabarger presents Luke 14 18 and 43 4b. Double Eight Club meets September 8 at 2 pm at Mrs Forest Maxwell’s home. Township and Oakland Farm Bureaus schedule fall events with pod supper and resolutions work. Larry Thede attends. Community notes include visits and suppers at local homes and remarks on guest lists.
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Conesville
Conesville-avill
Meek
Grace United Church of Christ
Dawn Hesseltine
May’ Buser
Patty Roush
Lewis Peterson
Becky
Paul
Robert Duncan
Cindy
Ainsworth
George E. Westaway
Jerry
Raymond
Ed Kautz
Letts
Harold McCullough
Cecelia Brockway
Columbus Junction
Morning Sun High School News Highlights
Dick McDonald serves as student editor for the Morning Sun High School paper and Suvanne Rauschenberger is named drum major. The band plans the half time show for the Sept 20 football opener and will parade in the Harvest of Harmony in Ottumwa. Student and faculty photos were taken by Mr. Froehlinger of Burlington. he has photographed Morning Sun students for 20 years and will return in December for yearbook pictures.
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Morning Sun
Richard McDonald
Suvanne Rauschenberger
Tiajorelie
Ottumwa
Froehlinger
Burlington
Morning Sun youths pursue college plans across states
Morning Sun reports local students heading to various colleges and training programs. Dave Crow attends a Chicago trade school. Kenneth Jett nears Carnell College Mt Vernon. Cozette Klindt enrolls at Missouri State Teacher's College Kirksville. Clarence Stolt visits from California with his sons. Russell Palmer and family in Postville host visitors. Lone Tree elects Charles Crawford as Music Auxiliary president. Sweetland Phyllis Sywassink and Janel Day enter nurses training at Sir Lakes Cedar Rapids and Methodist Hospital Des Moines.
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Morning Sun
Dave Crow
Chicago
Robert Moore
Kenneth Jett
Carnell
Mt. Vernon
Cozette
Klindt
Loren
Is’ Sons
Mt. Pleasant
Russell Palmer
Postville
Mildred Baird
Palmers
Gary
Indiana
Sweetland
Phyllis Sywassink
Janel Day
Sir Lakes
Cedar Rapids
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Lake Township Farm Bureau Meeting at High Prairie Church
The Lake Township Farm Bureau will meet at High Prairie Church on Tuesday September 17. Attendees should bring a potluck supper and coffee. A discussion on opinion sites led by Larry Thede will follow. The Ruthean Class will meet September 28 with guest speaker on Windows of Faith and a desert luncheon.
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High Prairie
Lake Townare
Farm Bureau
Pam
Larry Thede
Hight Prairie
Transportation Aid Received At Liberty School West Liberty
The 1962-63 transportation aid warrant for 9 75045 dollars was received by Mrs Margaret Sullivan secretary of the Board of Education. The state covers a percentage of transportation costs for regular bus routes. There were 679 eligible districts. total claims amount to 6 00000 with pro rata payment around 58 percent.
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Liberty School
West Liberty
Margaret Sullivan
Board of Education
Wapello Social Calendar Fragments For This Week
Wapello social schedule lists events at local churches and groups. Tuesday features Velma Stout and a picnic at the Methodist church with Friendly Workers and Hazel Boulton. Wednesday includes Cedar Valley Heart meeting at the extension office with Hazel Walker. Thursday shows a seminar at Oakville church and a Deck club with Jackie Le and Kappa Tau Beta. Friday lists WSCS Circles and Rebek labs.
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Wapello
PNG
Velma Stout
Methodist Church
Friendly Workers
Hazel Boulton
Cedar Valley Heart
KKRK
Hazel Walker
Methodist
Oakville
Jackie Lei
Hold Reception For Wapello Oakville Faculty
A reception for the Wapello and Oakville teachers was held in the Fellowship Hall of the Methodist church on Thursday. Sponsored by WSCS and the church activities committee, decorations featured fall flowers. Mrs. Darlene Hupp and Mrs. Elda Matthews served as receptionists, with Mr. Maurice Schmeiser giving the welcome and Mr. Arnold Bradley delivering the response. Superintendent Mr. Witt and Principal Mr. Bradley introduced the teachers as Mrs. Grouwinkel led the group in song.
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High Prairie
WSCS
High Prairie Church
Don Sivanson
Sam Alickruse
Carl F. Phillips
Dan Scott Yia
Henry Bruns
God
Richart Eichelberger
James Newman
Oakville
Lysle Eichelborver
B. H. Hitchrock
Sam Alter Kruse
Wapello
Fellowship Hall
The
Methodist Church
Keith Hiller
Floyd’ Reif
Marguerite Allen
Oscar Kemper
Merle Ball
Darlene Hupp
Elda Matthews
Maurice Schmeiser
Arnold Bradley
Witt
Bradley
George Grouwinkel
Congress Deliberates Replacing Lands With Federal Wilderness
Congress weighs a plan to place roughly 30 million acres already under federal control into a failing wilderness system, shifting management and protections amid national land policy debates.
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Congress
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