Ainsworth Lions Elect Officers at April Meeting
Ainsworth Lions Club elected officers for the 1972-73 year at the April 5 meeting held at the elementary schoolhouse. New officers include President Dennis Stout and vice presidents Owen White and Leon McNeil, with Dale Buck secretary and Jim Wilson treasurer. The group also planned a zone dinner and matched a Scouts fundraising sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Thompson Ainsworth
Lions Club
Ainsworth
Pledge of Allegiance
Dale Roberts
Lions
Crawfordsville
Henry Stettler
Cap Reinbold
Dennis Stout
Owen White
Leon McNeil
Jim McCreedy
Dale Buck
Jim Wilson
Bill Trotter
John Schantz
Dean Sandburg
Hank Edgar
Paul Beard
Kermit Klopfenstein
Gary Windus
Dale Holmes
Delbert Holmes
Madge Rabenold
Bob McFarland
Tom Rabenold
Larry Knight
Washington
Jim Prybil
Riverside
Jim Stephens
Nicole
Cedar Rapids
Gene Stephens
R.O.S
Mac Wallace
C. A. Thompson
Order of Eastern Star Chapter
Slow Moving Vehicle Law Emphasized in Iowa
Deputy Commissioner Carroll L. Bidler urges vigilance for slow moving farm and off highway equipment on Iowa roads. Law requires triangular warning device 16 by 14 inches and yellow orange center with red border, mounted rearward 2 to 6 feet high, covered above 25 mph, and after June 30 1972 flashing amber lights for nocturnal operation on primary or secondary roads at 42 inches ground to lamp axis, flashing 60 to 120 fpm with 12 square inches of illumination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Safety
Carroll L. Bidler
Iowa
Bidler
Department of Public Safety
Martens Weekend Guests Entertained in Deep River
Fred Martens, Mark and Kimberly to stay with Mrs. George Martens in Deep River over the weekend. Numerous Easter visitors arrived for meals and gatherings, including families from Mt. Prospect Chicago Sigourney Marion Ankeny and Ames. Attendees also included Jim Jenkins funeral services in Washington and various local visits to Des Moines Jamesville and Charles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sievert Keota
Fred Martens
Mark
Kimberly
George Martens
Deep River
Bruce Stoutner
Arnold Bowman
Mt. Prospect
Ill
Esther Lebander
Chicago
Junior Henry
Hazel Dawson
Sigourney
Gene Heisdorffer
Willie Augustine
Tillie Henry
Carl Stoutner
Dean Trier
Bud Trier
Marvin Sieren
George Stoutner
Walter Bower
Mike Trier
Ankeny
Keith Stewart
Dick Stewart
Ralph Herr
Wendell Kindred
Minner
Gary Hauschild
Marion
John Herr
Forrest Green
Raymond Herr
Jim Sheetz
Andy Sheetz
Don Hazen
Washington
Veterans Hospital
Pauline Cady
Larry Sheetz
Jim Jenkins
Jones Funeral Home
Geraldine Doud
Pam Singleton
Iowa Hair Dressers Association
Hotel Fort Des Moines
Kaye Fulrath
Cedar Rapids
Keota
Miss Fulrath
Eva Fosdick
Pearl Palm
Frank Dasher
Cape Coral
Fla
Wayne Chalupa
Tammy
William Patterson
Millersburg
Homer Patterson
Keith Wells
Robyn
Gayle Smith
Columbus Junction
Cloyce Dill
Cheryl
Lucille Royce
Jamesville
Wis
Rolland Royce
Parry Palmer
Ames
Lyle Palmer
Norbert Flander
Tom Gray
Charles City
Pat
Minetta Wilson
Hubert McArtor
McHenry, III
Navy Chief Edward R. White Promoted Aboard USS Valcour
Senior Chief Edward R. White, son of Mrs Genevieve White of Route 1 Keota Iowa, was promoted by the Commander Middle East Force during ceremonies aboard the command ship USS Valcour in the Persian Gulf. His wife Jeanene attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USS
Valcour
Navy
Edward R. White
Genevieve White
Route 1
Keota
Iowa
Middle East Force
Persian Gulf
Andersons return from winter stay in Donna Texas
Crawfordsville report notes Howard and Mrs. Anderson returning home from Donna Texas after spending the winter. They visited relatives in Mountain Home Arkansas over Easter and joined family for Mildred Sands's birthday. Also mentions Granville Love's hospital transfer and other local updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Andersons
Texas
Marian Waters
Crawfordsville
Howard Anderson
Donna
Glenn Anderson
Mountain Home
Ark
Mildred
Don Sands
Columbus Junction
Granville Love
Washington County Hospital
Keith Vosburg
Grinnell
Lucille Fulton
Jensen Beach
Fla
Iowa
Florida
Sunset Circle
Roy Gieselman
Haydn Thomas
Gieselman
Merle Twinam
Joyce Gault
U.N.I
Cedar Falls
Galen Howsare
Lynn Martin
Kenneth Cherryholmes
Cleo
Jim Edgar
Cherryholmes
Lois Nelson
Winfield
Edgar
David
Brenda
Scott
Susan
Wanda
Earl Woodard
Burlington
Dave Henderson
Robin
Deanna
Peal’s
Arkansas
Andersons
Sergeant Wallerich earns air force honor as NCO of quarter
Sgt Dale Wallerich Jr. of Ramstein Air Base was named first term NCO of the quarter for Oct-Dec 1971 due to performance and drive. He serves as an aeromedical specialist in the flight surgeon office at the USAF Dispensary Ramstein. He and his wife Barbara reside in Raeschbach West Germany.
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Richland
Dale Wallerich Jr
Ramstain Air Force Base
Wallerich
Usaf Dispensary
Ramstain Air Base
Barbara
Oberstrasse
Raeschbach
West Germany
Harold Derby
Dale Wallerich Sr
Sigourney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ainsworth Lions
Alice Lord
Eastern Star International Temple
Washington D.C
Dell Farrier
Howard Beenblossom
Jerry Mitchell
Iowa City
Harold Gerdes
Denny Oakes
Fairfield
Milan
Charles Jenkins
Quentin
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
New Orleans
Shyla Hexamer
Washington Skating Rink
Jeanene
Journal
Harvey Thomas
Johnstown
Colo
Keith Thomas
Central City
Keith
Kirt
Jeff
Tracy
Sgt. Wallerich
Air Force
Mrs. Don Long
Hallein
Austria
UPI
Rudolf Segart
Segart
Hove
England
Sharon Bowen
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. Command
North Vietnam
Dmz
Tip
Bob Mann
Thermogas
Washington, IA
Sohigro
Wyman, Iowa
Nick Achen
Mgr
P-A-G
Wayne Kester
Orel R. Steiner
Oakville
P. O
Northstar
Minneapolis
Minnesota
P.A.G
Kenneth Ornduff
Lloyd Plecker
Forrest
Jim Eubanks
Bennie Osweiler
George Shalla
Richard Brinning
Kalona
Doyle Palmer
Frank Peiffer
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