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The article notes American clubwomen grew more informed and engaged after a three week lecture tour across the United States. Readers questioned Soviet China relations, the Common Market, and foreign language education. The piece cites varied city responses from New York to Missoula and comments on dining trends.
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Paris
UPI
United States
New York
Portland
Ore
Soviet Union
China
Chiago
Bridgeport
Chicago
Economist
de Gaulle
Louisvilly
Seniors at W. H. S. Marianne Jarvis Named in Class Note
Marianne Jarvis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Jar, is announced among seniors at W H S. The snippet notes her as a freshman and sophomore earlier in her high school career, highlighting her family ties and school status.
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Mr. and
Mrs
Harold Jar
Jogging wave spreads from Oregon coach Bowerman
University of Oregon coach Bill Bowerman led a two month visit to New Zealand inspiring a jogging club boom near Eugene. Thousands joined weekday runs at stadiums and streets as residents embraced regular, moderate exercise amid light traffic and community enthusiasm. Local clergy and reporters noted social benefits and curious habits emerging from the movement.
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Eugene, Ore
UPI
University of Oregon
Bill Bowerman
New Zealand
Oregonians
Il Joggers
Eugene
University City
Bill
Bowerman
Natio
Four Honeys Shine In Old Fashioned Cookin
A reader shares four honey based recipes Honey Cheese Pie Honey Divinity Honey Cake and Honey Hermits. The collection blends cottage cheese with honey for filling a pie plus candy and baked goods using spices eggs and nuts. Ellen Fenn thanks for the contributions.
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Ellen Fenn
Smalls Family Wedding Trip and Easter Visits Across States
A Mayoral style notice details Clifford Smalls traveling to Seattle for a wedding as Linda Small’s wedding ties, with relatives from Hesston and Pleasant View hosting. Nearby, D E Bontrager and relatives visit Orlando and Colorado Springs, with extended family from Elkhart and Peoria, plus local guests sharing Easter week plans.
Chester WSCS Has Guest Day
Chester WSCS of the Methodist Church held a guest day with 32 present. Mrs. Joe Bauer opened with thoughts and prayer. Upcoming events include a mission study with Mrs. Edgar Wart on April 24, a Daily Vacation Bible School teachers course April 23 at Wellman, and a pledge service next meeting.
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Nelson Woopford
West Chester
WSCS
Methodist Church
Joe Bauer
Edgar Wart
Robert Stevens
Wellman
Walter Duvall
Southeast
Iowa
Keokuk
Par Griggs
Marion Pence
Earl Parcell
Richard Fisher
Ivan Niffenegger
Don Orr
Walter Bauer
Ida Lindenmeyer
Ted Kelsey
Orville Griggs
Earl Griggs
Clark Bauer
Demons At Ottumwa To Relays Tuesday
A squad of 20 athletes will represent Washington at the 16th annual Bulldog Relays in Ottumwa Tuesday afternoon and evening. Ten class A and 19 class B teams compete with preliminaries at 4 and main events at 7 30. WACO and defending champion Cardinal are co favorites in the small school division. Ottumwa defends in class A and enters top relay contenders from Davis County and West Des Moines Valley against Mt Pleasant. Class B entries include WACO Keota Sigourney Cardinal Williamsburg and others.
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Washington
Ottumwa
WACO
Cardinal
Wayland
Caral
Mediapolis
Davis County
West Des Moines Valley
Mt. Pleasant
Centerville
Fairfield
Chariton
Ft. Madison
Oskaloosa
Keota
Sigourney
Williamsburg
North Mahaska
Cambria - Corydon
Russell Toledo
van Buren
Central of Argyle
Tri - County
Pekin
Lamon
English Valley
Ottumwa Walsh
Stockport
Easter golf week brings ladies and men events at the club
Nature's good weather boosts spring work as visitors enjoy golf and dinners. A large group attends in bonnets for the club dinner while plans proceed to rebuild Tee No 2. Green fees remain restricted to members and guests on weekends. The Twilite League fills up and Presidents Stewart's return is noted. Ladies Day starts Wednesday with lunch and golf, and the board invites condition improvements suggestions.
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Nature
Dinner Gathering and Open House Attendances at Kingsbury Inn
Mr and Mrs Yoder and Don Miller joined several couples including Mr and Mrs Ford Skola Mr and Mrs A A Jackson Mr and Mrs Amos Mellinger Mr and Mrs Marvin Yoity Mr and Mrs L E Grady Mr and Mrs Gareth Swartzendruber Mr and Mrs Roetlin Mr and Mrs Terry Spitzer and Marie Jackson for a Saturday dinner at Kingsbury Inn. They also attended the Peoples National Bank Open House in Columbus Junction with Mr and Mrs Harry Maliehky.
Family visits span Iowa City to Kalona posts
The Malichky family from Iowa City spent Sunday with Harry Malichky Sr. at his home. Mrs. Katie Hostetler has returned to Kalona after medical care at Mercy hospital in Iowa City. Barbara Miller left for La Junta Colorado after visiting her parents and relatives. In Kansas City, UPL notes the ancient Persian festival of Faster Pegs linked to spring and New Year traditions with egg exchanges.
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Iowa City
Harry Malichky Sr
Katie Hostetler
Kalona
Mercy Hospital
Barbara Miller
la Junta
Colorado
Sherman Miller
Kansas City
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