Missionary Conference at Monroe Baptist Church
Rev and Mrs Donald Tabor on leave from the Philippines will lead a missionary conference at Monroe Baptist Church March 12-16 at 7:30 pm Visitors welcome Pauline De Lieuw of Monroe is Mrs Tabor's former name Flossie Hoagland on tour reports recent travels to Lima Peru and Kajamarquilla Inca ruins 2000 years old They also passed through Faynadur Canal Zone and headed homeward Carrie Joan born to Kathleen Kane and Robert Rateliff's daughter is named after February 21 Funeral for James McNeish 70 held in Monroe March 6 successors visiting towns and families across region as notes.
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Donald Tabor
The
Philippians
Monroe Baptist Church
ES Saint Duis
Faynadur
Columbia
Canal Zone
Carol Ann Hiertchei
Methodist
Wo York Vd
Washington
United
Robert Rateliff
Carrie Joan
Kathleen Kane
Gertrude Rice
Law
Vernon Abraham
Kansas City
James McNeish
Crumpacker
Monroe
McNeish
Town Soldiers Home
Marshall
Local families attend gatherings and hospital visit updates
Cedar Falls residents spent last weekend with relatives as Mr and Mrs David Nimmo hosted a dinner in Pella. Bert Spoolstra, formerly a patient at Wilden hospital Des Moines, returned home. Monroe residents traveled to Indianola for funeral services for Mrs Mary Frances Banks of Los Angeles with Mr and Mrs Guy Banks and others. Mrs Peter Van Ryswyk visited Newell, Iowa for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Nimmo
Skiff Memorial Hospital
John Wagner
Donald
Trong
Martha
Mary
Arcadia
Nebraska
Sol Hawkins
Robby
Dan Shans
Therese
Cecil
Marenner
Mr Love Ritcha
Newton
de Moines
Mice Martin
Ames
Viewil Martin
H.R. Debnsen
Mahaska Hospital
Oshaloo
Clyde Livingston
Fred Johnson
California
Charles Livingston
Keith Neilson
Wol
Mal W
Mal W. J. van Wely and Magnus Neilsen
Howard Herwehe
Jake Herwehe
Richard Zukkel
John Poortinga
Ers College
Cedar Falls
David Nimmo
Jack Kingery
Albert Lincoln
Peter van Ryswyk
Newell, Iowa
Birthday parties and farewells in Lower Grove area
Tracey in Bloomfield returns home for a rest and will return Friday for medical follow up. Families gathered at a farewell for Clarence Wiedhart leaving for National Air Guard duty. Neighbors shared refreshments and celebrated birthdays for Linda Dunwoody and others. Several visits occurred across Oskaloosa Pella Sul ly New Sharon and Des Moines with church attendance and messages shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracey
Bloomfield
Fle
Glen Dunwoody
Homer Boyd
John Sur
Matt Delores
Mil Elwood
Karl Boyd
Glen Dunand
Glen Dunand ‘Children Spent Wedhart Home Near Oskaloosa
Clarence Wiedhart
National Air Guard
Robert Wickhart
Debbie
Walter Jackson
Bert Verought
Pella
Shevie Nikkel
Sully
Linda Dunwoody
Kathy
Galen Vogelaar
Marabeth Veerman Allo
Linda
Henry Klein
New Sharon
Earl Boyd
Pat
John
Sammie Schmidt
Karl
Goldie Carter
Oskaloosa
Wm. Carter
Des Moines
Frank Vander Meiden
Central College
Bill Harriger
Chariton
Sherrine Nikkel
Neal Busker
Sherrine
John Boender
Freeman Houk
Coal Ridge community notices and family visits summary
Mrs. C Coster called on the Andersons and Coster and Bailey families visited kin in Knoxville and Eddyville last week. Attics were insulated at the church to improve heat. Several gatherings, birthday dinners, and Sunday visits occurred at Anderson, Franklin, Me Ling, Clem ent, and Hoekseman homes. The revival at Eldorado drew attendees. one Anderson car incident caused no injuries. An all day Ladies Aid meeting is set for the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Coster
W. A Anderson
Chas. Bailey
Jim Bailey
Knoxville
Bertha Beele Martin
Pella
C. Coster
W. Anderson
Bill Koopman
C.J. Anderson
Robert
Robin
Ernest Anderson
Philip
Cindy
J. W. Meling
Bloomfield
W. A. Berry
Eddyville
Helen Hargesheimer
W. A. Anderson
Clark Anderson
Columbia
Harry de Haan
Des Moines
Wilbur Mathes
Berry
Monroe
Ray Anderson
Percy Clement
Ed de Zwarte
Tom Fisher
Oskaloosa
Wm. Franklin
G. HL. Franklin
Lewis Koneene
Lovilla
All Day Ladies Aid Society
Coeds Present C est Paris Spring Show by Naiads
The Iowa State College Naiads synchronized swimming group under Dr Barbara Forker will stage C est Paris in the Women's Gym pool April 17 18 19 with 730 p m start Thursday and 8 p m shows Friday and Saturday The production features Bonnie Schwerin Gini Cox and Sally In t Veld among others in French flavored acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College Nainds
Paris
Barbara Forker
Bonnie Schwerin
H. W. Schwerin
Waverly
Gini Cox
R. A. Cox
Ames
Sally
Klaas
Marion
Pella
Death of Algona’s 90 year old resident Mrs Clara Hagg
Mrs Clara Hagg died at age 90 in Algona. Her long life and status as one of the town’s oldest residents were noted in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Clara Hagg
Crafting a wood mantle to fit an irregular fieldstone surface
Reader asks how to fit a wooden mantle to a fieldstone fireplace. Position lumber against the stone at the desired height with a helper to hold it steady. Run a compass leg along the stone to trace an outline on the lumber for a flush fit.
Centering Holes in Metal And Woodworking Tips From Thor Research Center
A reader asks why holes drilled with portable or mounted drills fail to stay centered. The guide stresses precise layout with measuring tools, scribing a center point, center punching, and clamping. It notes using a drill press for alignment and invites readers to send handicraft questions to Thor Research Center in Marengo, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor Research Center
Marengo
Ill
Art Students Exhibit Creative Works at Towa Show
Art students from Towa junior and senior high schools will display this year’s creative works at the 28th annual Towa High School Art Exhibition and Conference at the State University of Iowa Art Building Friday and Saturday April 26. The event, sponsored by the University art department, features demonstrations by Dean D. Me of Wisconsin and other scholars, and limits entries to two dimensional works due to rising numbers.
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Towa
State University of Iowa
University
Iowa
SUL
D. Me
Unive
Consin
Graphic Arts
Rudy Pozzati
Vntiage
University of Inca
Michael F. Andrew Dof
Syracuse University
Easter Seal Campaign Opens in Marion County
Reuben Schakel announces the 1958 Easter Seal campaign opening in Marion County with seals delivered to over 1800 homes in Pella and Lake Prairie Township. The drive runs through Easter Sunday, April 6, highlighting state and national efforts to aid crippled children and disabled adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Schakel
Pella
Lake Prairie Township
Marion County
Reuben Schalel
Iowa
Towa
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
States
District of Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Exhibition rules set for Iowa schools at Art Building
The display space limits require each exhibiting school to show up to twelve two dimensional pieces. Frank Wachowiak and Mirian Burke oversee the show and conference. Each entry must use a different technique and advance reservations are urged. Works run from 10 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. on April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Frank Wachowiak
Mirian Burke
Pocket Gophers Centered in Winneshiek County
Winneshiek County is likely to retain its status as a pocket gopher trapping center in Iowa. Historical figures show that during 1957, bounties were paid on 14 551 pocket gophers, reflecting the region’s trapping activity and local wildlife management practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneshiek County
Towa
Junior Pinbusters Bowlers from Sioux Center Do Well
The junior pinbusters, a Sioux Center bowling team, average 65 years in age with two members over 70. They perform well and stand out in the report.
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Monroe News
Bakker
Rus
Feedsy
Rambler
American Motors
Lower Grove News
Qirs
Coal Ridge News
Alma Avery
Harry Ver
Dale Mason
Jim
Gary
G. H. Franklin
Tom
R. Ritzhaupt
Bubbi
Ler
RCA Victor
Bown
Lisselings
Don Burrowbridge
Thor Research Center For
Creati
Pocket Gophers
Dexter
Dione
Lovell
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