Mrs. Einar Fetterman A minister's wife and mother of two
Delores Fetterman, wife of Immanuel Lutheran pastor, grew up on a Minnesota farm and studied parish work. The family has lived in Minot, Bloomington, and Washington. She raises two daughters Naomi and Miriam, manages church duties, crafts, singing, and teaches music while working full time at Sears Penney. She emphasizes faith, family, and fostering tolerance in a changing Lutheran community.
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Einar
Delores) Fetterman
Vining
Minn
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Sioux City
Delores
Minneapolis
Luther ‘Theological Seminary
St Paul
Court House
University of Min- Beetee Be Alent Seminary
Tts
Story City
Minot
N.C
Bloomington
Washington
Fettermans
Naomi
Mirim
Lutheran Parsonage
South Second
Einar Fetterman
Immanuel Duntheran
Miriam
J. C. Penney Company
Fetterman
Washington social calendar listings for community notices
All notices due by 10 each day for first publication with three day advance prints. Events include Saturday Shirts and Skirts dance at Ainsworth school gym with Caller Roger Rice, White Shrine open installation at Masonic Temple, Sunday Rainbow Girls ride share to Wellman Methodist Church, Monday Rainbow Girls meetings at Masonic Temple to sell candy, Bible study, Mrs Delbert Soper. Garden 1 2 pm Golden Age Club YW room, YWCA membership drive and coffee, Senior Citizens marathon card party, Tops Club, Senior Citizens Variety Program, Applied Arts II, VFW Auxiliary, Craft and sports at YW, Kay Woeste candle shop trip from YW, EPC Club, Booster Club breakfast, Stewart PTA event at school with guest speaker, World War Tarracts Auxiliary potluck at Noble Halls.
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Rainbow Girls
Wellman Methodist Church
Masonic Temple
Delbert Soper
Harvey Thomas
Golden Age Club
YWCA
Bennie Schantz
Ywca . Com
McCleery
Harold Klopfenstein
FVEW
VFW
Kay Woeste
Ottumwa
Keith Statler
Booster Club
Lloyd Duens
Gli Stewart
I School
Lesson ‘Hail Association For
Nurses Home
Professional Directory Tailored for Livingston Area Firms
Directory listing for lawyers, a chiropractor, and a production credit association with names, offices, addresses, and phone numbers. Includes Day-Everett, Meeker Bates, Morrison Lloyd, Shearer, Dr. Tweeton, Dr. Bussiland, and the Production Credit Association in La., with office hours and contact details.
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Livingston, Day, Kehoe
Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Everett , Meeker
Robert Bates
South B
L. Tweeton
North Marion
Garden to Plant Scene from a Kitchen Window
Riverside notes April breezes as garden work speeds up with onion sets and lettuce seeds ready to plant. A lively Easter bonnet contest and a Lotto party add whimsy while a beef casserole recipe with ground beef and peas offers a quick meal for busy gardeners. See you, Marge.
Halcyon Notes Easter activities at Halcyon House
Residents gathered in the main lounge for an Easter Sunday service broadcast from the United Methodist Church. Lilies adorned the service and residents felt they had attended church. Cut up day yielded stockings snipped to make sling stuffed toys for the Hospital for Handicapped Children in Town City. Large toys require many stockings. Tuesday evening featured a pack trip with slides by Chuck Holle. Mrs. Paul Shearer continued reading an engaging book Thursday morning. Barbara read. Mrs. Hallie Hull's daughter Mrs. Verne Pangborn of Lincoln Nebraska and her daughter Christine visited and took Mrs. Hull to dinner.
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United Methdist Church
Town City
Paul Shearer
Barbara
Hallie Hull
Verne Pangborn
Lincoln
Neb
Christine
Benford Thompson
Douglas Brower
Mike
Joel
Rochester
Minn
Charles Brower
Kevin
Keith
Lori
South English
Dee Potsander
Shawn
Angela
Davenport
Ann Brower
Keota
Asbury Methodist Church
Wellman
Angela Potsander
Potsander
Thompson
Keokuk County
Leonard Bayliss
Janet Bayliss
Janet Bayyiss
Lisa Anderson
Patty Weber
Janet
Carol Bayliss
A. J. Fitz Simmons
Earl Sietsinger
Odd Fellows Home
Mason City
Van Sickle Visitors and Easter Gatherings in Keota
Keota and surrounding areas saw numerous Easter weekend visits and social gatherings. Families from West Liberty Iowa City Des Moines and Keota hosted or joined relatives and friends at homes and local venues including Golden Buckle Buffet and English River Church of the Brethren. Several attendees traveled from Ames Council Bluffs Kalona Washington and Fort Dodge.
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Robert Gretter
Helen Wolfe
Gilbert Brown
West Chester
Cleo Trier
John Deitweiler
Cedar Rapids
Walter Bennett
Larry Baker
Cecil Greiner
Arnold Bowman
Harry Bowman
Mt. Pros
Bruce Stoutner
Bowman's
Larry Anderson
Golden Buckle
Barbara Sondag
Towa City
George Sondag
Jeff
Iowa City
Paul Sondag
Towa Falls
Ralph Sonday
Helen Mills
Everette
Irene Zillmer
Wellman
Richard Sievert
Cheryl
Craig
Doug
Caledonia
Wis
Paul Sievert
Joan
Lori Stout
Roger Lines
Des Moines
Rosella
Perry Palmer
Ames
Lyle Palmer
David Holland
R. N. Quist
Oskaloosa
Keith Quist
Carpenterville
Raynold Quist
Terry Greiner
Larry Whetstines
Bob Chalupa
Michelle
Washington
Galen Weaver
English River Church
Lucille Luithly
Richland
Ella Luithly
Rubio
Francis Feltz
Maplewood Manor
Tom
Perry
LuAnn
Doyle Palmer
Francis Wright
George Stoutner
Mercy Hospital
Town City
Dennis Peiffer
Walford
Ray Eakins
Keota
Darlene Peiffer
MNI
Cedar Falls
Elmer Peiffer
Gary Peiffer
Maurine Peiffer
Clayton Funston
Willows Supper Club
Pam Singleton
Tom McDonald
Council Bluffs
Bill McDonald
Jim Bell
Ed Knepp
Kalona
Ed Rebal
Grass fire along railroad west of Washington
Washington firemen answered a Thursday call to extinguish a grass fire along the railroad right of way in the Young America community. In Washington a minor accident occurred on Washington Street near the Jack and Jill driveway at 7:35 p.m. One car driven by George J. Breitenbach. the other by Jerry Leroy Schiebel. Damage to the Schiebel car was estimated at $200. Breitenbach faced a charge of failure to yield the right of way.
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Washington
Young
Americ
George J. Breitenbach
Jerry Leroy Schiebel
Rotary hears about Holmes County aid by Linn County groups
Bob Rawson of the Council of Human Relations of Linn County Cedar Rapids spoke to the Rotary Club about Holmes County Mississippi adopted as a cousin county. Linn County groups support Headstart families with under $2000 yearly incomes, pledge clothing, ship items at $6.50 per 100 pounds, and have sent about 50 tons since 1968. The county, once the nation’s second poorest, now has over 6000 black voters registered. Projects include education improvements Headstart center repairs gardening sewing and item repair.
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Bob Rawson
Council of Human Relations
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Rotary Club
Holmes County
Miss
Cal Equipment
Council of Human Relat
Holmes
U.S
Rawson
Jim Bash
Rotary
Mr. Rawson
Mid-Prairie drivers praised for strong safety record
Governor Robert D. Ray proclaimed National School Bus Safety Week in April 1924. Mid-Prairie bus drivers transport 1100 children daily on 25 buses covering 1150 miles. The fleet incurs few minor accidents since 1958, with no major incidents. Driver Gerald Graf notes the high safety standard and urges continued caution as red lights flash and stop arms extend.
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Robert D. Ray
Mid - Prairie Transportation
Gerald Graf
Mid - Prairie
Mid - Prairi
Stanley Mouser
Lynn Brenneman
Mort Carr
Monroe Bender
Wilbur Geyer
Earl Hobbs
Earl Griggs
Mark Koening
Ward Wetrich
Paul Hershberger
Ed Burkholder
Jonas Jochstetler
Tv An I
Headliners 4H Club Meets at Fair Grounds
The Headliners 4H Club gathered Monday night at the fair grounds with pledge by Mary Meeker and roll call answered by 20 members. Two visitors attended. Angela Secrest spoke on Varieties of Wood Stain, Sheryl Curley on Choose Your Finish, Cindy Sproule on Textures, and Mary Secrest on Antiquing Paint Brushes. Cheri Turner and leaders Sara Murphy and Mrs. Van derlinden discussed other projects. Julie Walker and Peggy Giardino provided entertainment. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Mary Meeker
Angela Secrest
Sheryl Curley
Cindy Sproule
Mary Secrest
Ing
Cheri Turner
Sara Murphy
Mrs. Vanderlinden
Julie Walker
Peggy Giardino
Mid-Prairie Chorus to Sing Brahms Requiem in Wayland
The Mid-Prairie Inter-Community Chorus is invited to perform Brahms Requiem at Sugar Creek Mennonite Church in Wayland on Sunday evening April 25 at 7:30 p.m. Rehearsals begin Monday April 19 at 7 p.m. at Mid‑Prairie Junior High School in Ka- karon.
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Mid - Prairie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Dorothy Luckenbill
Kinferman
Ainsworth School
Roger Rice
White Shrine
Professional Directory
J. R. Bissland
Ifscor
Production Credit Association
North Town
Melvin Schneider
State Farm Insurance
Jack Fall
Res
Kotant
P. L
Epter—Osteopathic Pagician
Optometrist
John W. Lemmon
BY Marge Luckey
Mark Hampshire
Halcyon Notes
Halcyon House
Chuck Holle
J.W. Helscher
GLU
Washington, Iowa
Ohio
Tife Ins. Co
Cineinnati
van Sickles
A. I. FitzSimmons
Linda Weber
Kirksville, Mo
Pat Bell
Robert Bell
Moster
Pearl Richardson
Larry Thrapp
Carol Richardson
Dean Richardson
Vernon Luers
David
Harold Fink
Savanah, Ga
George Mayer
Richard Beck
Rosa Oswalt
Gayle
Glenn Miller
Burlington
Grace Miller
Gyle Miller
Lyle Miller
Grace
William Rebal
Phoenix
Ariz
Ft. Dodge
Ernie Dunker
West Liberty
Washington Golf and Country Club
Washington Area
Oren W. Jarvis
Adopted County
South
Mid-Prairie Report
Mid-Prairie
Wayland
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