Highland Elementary Science Fair Plans and Local Notices
Riverside March 26 reports Highland elementary students preparing for a science fair with a fourth through sixth grade display at the high school on April 12. Kindergarten visits run April 9 to 27 at Lower Elementary. Local social notes mention family visits, birthdays, and hospital updates, including John Liska treated for smoke inhalation from a grass fire.
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Dale Nowy
Margaret Burich
Bess Burich
Pat Fountain
Mount Pleasant
Burich
Iowa City
Don Swailes
Doug
John Liska
Washington County Hospital
Keith Horn
Edwin Horn
Liska
Riverside
Eileen Schneider
Wanda Blakley
Carolyn Waldschmidt
Readers Digest
Kathy Spenner
Mary Ann Schnoebelen
Melvin Havel
Mercy Hospital
Greene Township Farm Bureau Women Meet Report
Greene Township Farm Bureau Women met March 30 with Mrs. Kenneth Yoder. Mrs. Carl Yoder spoke on the book Maria an autobiography of Maria Trapp. Gardening lesson featured new garden vegetables. A handbag items game awarded prizes. District 6 officers meeting attended by Mrs. Charles Eckhardt and Mrs. Harold Brenneman. The year’s theme Set Sail and a leaflet A Steer’s Not All Steak explains beef from feedlot to table. Iowa County women plan Kalona Area Tour in early May. Eckhardt attended Rural Women’s Day in Coralville.
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Charles Eckhardt Wellman
Greene Township Farm Bureau
Kenneth Yoder
Carl Yoder
Maria
Maria Trapp
Singing Trapp
Charles Eckhardt
Farm Bureau District 6
Seven Villages
Iowa County Women’s
Harold Brenneman
Greene Township
Farm Bureau
Iowa Beef Industry Council
Iowa County
Kalona
Quality play shoes protect growing feet in hard play
Parents should insist on good quality fitting play shoes for children as hard play causes the most pressure and friction on the foot, risking callouses bunions hammer toes and other distortions. Ensure shoes stay in good condition and properly fitted during active use.
Personnel changes at Columbus school
Columbus Junction March report notes Lou Slight resignation accepted by the Columbus Community school board and Barbara Hauenstein named principal substitute. William Wilson of Mediapolis offered the Columbus Junction principalship, Dallas Poppen for Junior High Math Science. Board votes not to compensate last December's missed school day. Also mentions United Fund meeting April 3 and local clubs events. Rural route consolidation begins March 31 with four carriers listed. Ralph Morrison ends mail duties but remains a substitute on RR2.
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Helene B. Dillon
Columbus Junction
Ray Babbitt
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Columbus Community School Board
Lou Slight
Barbara Hauenstein
Slight
William Wilson
Mediapolis
Dallas Poppen
United Fund
Peoples National Bank
Cedarcrest Country Club
Friendly Neighbor Club
Edna Dunsmore
Stephen Bausch
West Coast
James M. Thompson
Robert Meeker
George Burns
Ralph Morrison
Morrison
Lee Foster
Iowa
Des Moines
Foster
Federal attorney denies Kunstler defense for Banks assault case
Terre Haute Ind UPI federal attorney denied William Kunstler permission to act as defense counsel for actor and playwright Arthur Banks charged with assaulting a federal penitentiary guard.
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Terre Haute, Ind
UPI
William Kunstler
Arthur Banks
Wayland OES Holds Annual School of Instruction
Wayland March 28 Wayland Chapter O E S held its annual school of instruction with district instructor Mrs Helen Lamer of Trinity Davenport. Past matrons luncheon attendees included Mrs Virginia Richenberger Mrs Edith Hileman Mrs Mildred Meyer Mrs Mary McCullough Mrs Adaline Tschantz Mrs Mary Rich Mrs Ruby Marten and Mrs Beulah Osborne Worthy matron Mrs Waunita Magdefrau pro tem officer Mrs Margaret Stebelton. The inspection meeting featured esteemed guests and the officers exemplified the work. Rev L L Miller spoke at Wayland Mennonite Church services and was en route to Normal Illinois from Phoenix Arizona.
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Laurence Shaffer Wayland
Wayland
O.E.S
Helen Lamer
Trinity Chapter
Davenport
Virginia Richenberger
Edith Hileman
Mildred Meyer
Mary McCullough
Adaline Tschantz
Mary Rich
Ruby Marten
Beulah Osborne
Waunita Magdefrau
Margaret Stebelton
Kenneth Bear
Kris
Todd
Marshalltown
Delores Wood
Joan Stevens
Emma Bechman
Columbus Junction
Washington
Brighton
Crawfordsville
Sandra Bear
James Magedfray
Cheryl Howard
Betty Harper
Sigourney
Monna Schlatter
L. L. Miller
Wayland Mennonite
Jesse Eicher
Phoenix
Ariz
Normal
Ill
Rev. Miller
Eicher Mennonite
Eicher and
Nick Kassebaum
Eicher
Jack Mitchell
Ohio
Bess Allen
Fairfield
Edith Boshart
Allen Wenger
Miss Allen
Boshart
Gearldine Richenberger
Hospital attacked in New Guinea ward siege kills patient
Tribesmen with bows and arrows attacked a hospital in the western highlands, killing one patient and seriously wounding another. Earlier, patients aided a hospital driver assaulted by six men. About 80 attackers moved through the wards where patients had barricaded themselves.
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Port Moresby, New Guinea
UPI
River Forks FFA Banquet Set at Columbus High
The River Forks FFA banquet for members and families will be held April 2 at 6 30 p m in the Columbus Community High School Student Center. It is a potluck dinner with meat furnished by the chapter and guest speaker State FFA President Darrel Sywassink of Muscatine. The Etude Club met for a brief session at Peoples National Bank lounge March 27. The club elected officers and introduced new ones for the coming year. The tea table will be chaired by Mrs Paul Duncan with committee members named. Sisterhood meets April 2 at the home of Mrs H Lee Huston.
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Helene Columbus
River Forks
FFA
Columbus Community High School
Darrel Sywassink
Muscatine
Etude Club
Peoples National
Martin McElhinney
McElhinney
Francis Fullerton
Paul Duncan
Wayne Harris
Everett Henson
Edwin Kilpatrick
John Skubal
Peoples National Bank
Smiddy
Ilinois
John Currie
Steve Lewis
Iowa House shifts prisoner care funding to county boards
Des Moines Iowa lawmakers approved 87 to 7 a bill placing future prisoner care costs under the county board of supervisors abolishing the present practice of reimbursing sheriffs for food and care in county jails The measure allows contracts with sheriffs if most feasible and aims to end the $1 85 to $2 30 daily meal funding while permitting actual cost payments to replace the fee system with broad debate over profiteering claims by sheriffs.
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Des Moines
Iowa House
County Board of Supervisors
Stephen Rapp
D - Waterloo
George Knoke
Council Bluffs
Knoke
W. R. Monroe
Burlington
John Mendenhall
New Albin
Mendenhall
Walnut Slices and Cookies Recipe Collection for Tea Time
Edited by Helene B Dillon offers a spring themed recipe collection for tea gatherings. Includes Walnut Slices with brown sugar spice blend, Butterscotch Cookies, Banana Drop Cookies, and Apricot Coconut Balls. Stepwise directions specify butter, sugar, eggs, spices, and baking in 350 degrees, with optional icing and finishing touches.
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Helene B
Dillon
Eagle Brand
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