Easter dinner reunion for Fulton family in Richland
About sixty members of the M. E. Fulton family gathered for an Easter noon dinner at the Lions Community building with relatives coming from Wellman Cedar Rapids Washington Keota Fairfield Iowa City Fairfield and Moline Illinois. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Elsie Dysert 88 of Packwood and for George Dewey Horning 69 of rural Keota. Sp 4 William Reese Capps stationed at Pleiku Viet Nam promoted to Sp 5. Several local Easter visits noted. A leg injury led to amputation at University Hospitals Iowa City. Woolson Church hosted Young Friends breakfast for 88. Easter cantata at Rubio Church drew visitors from multiple towns.
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Richland
M. E. Fulton
Lions
Wellman
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Keota
Fairfield
Iowa City
Moline
Illinois
Elsie Dysert
Packwood
Dick Chrisman
Hedrick
Packwood Methodist Church
Robert William
Blue Point
George Dewey Horning
Gould
Larry Willey
Richland Highland Cemetery
William Reese Capps
Pleiku
Viet Nam
Fourth Infantry Division
Pekin Community
Robert Capps
Farson
A. Hockstra
Loree Roac
Howard Snyder Jr
Claire Hockstra
C.B. McCracken
Bernard Olin
Des Moines
James Baker
Judy McCracken
Dymond McCracken
Walter Woodard
Clinton
Bennie Olin
Russell Parsons
Hayden Evans
Ottumwa
Lelia Wheeler
L. O. Hadleys
Wayne Parsons
Emma Widner
John Mews
Sigourney
Oskaloosa
Rendell Owens
Robert Curtis
Marshalltown
Elizabeth Curtis
California
Kansas
Charley Starr
University Hospitals
Ering
Woolson Church
Young Friends Quarterly Meeting
Rubio
Hopewell
Woolson
Wade Dillavoy
Rubio Church
Pleasant Plain
Brighton
Delbert Fleig
Don Bishop
Don Hagen
Normal
Phi Delta Kappa
Moher
Louie
Richard Hogan
Don Hoekstra
Ed Weber
Warren Reighard
Hartley
Clem Reighard
Luella Little
Bill Emmack
Thermogas Co
Keota social notes feature local visitors and Easter gatherings
Keota and nearby residents shared a weekend of family visits Easter Sunday activities. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chalupa of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Le Vernon Weaver and family of Ottumwa, Elizabeth Weerman, John Koehler of Ainsworth, and many others. Also noted is John Dasher of Ames purchasing Mr. Steak Restaurant near Ames College Campus, with continued visits from Frank Dasher and others. Marion Bell of Humboldt visited Eunice Sprague, while several families attended services in West Liberty and Easter dinners with relatives.
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Dill
Hubert Weber
Lawrence Adrian
Anna Pohran
Elva
Francis
Melvin
Bill Hahn
John Dasher
Ames
Frank Dasher
Keota
Ames College
John Dashers
Dick Dickenson
Cedar Rapids
Wayne Dickenson
John B. Weber
Ed Weber
Alfred Kleinmeyer
Iowa City
Joe Weltering
Marion Bell
Humboldt
Eunice Sprague
New law helps patrons curb pandering advertising
Postmaster announces a new law giving each family the right to block offensive mail as pandering ads. Patrons may request prohibitory orders, remove their name from mailing lists, and send complaints with a form letter. The process includes potential federal enforcement and penalties for noncompliance.
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Levy
Post Office
Post Office Department
Waco school staffing and upcoming sessions outlined
The Waco school board details new contracts for staff including nurse Lorraine Suter and driver education teacher William Dennis, with summer classes running June 10 to 21 at Wayland and Olds. Keith Thomas will lead the instrumental program, with plans for summer study and band rehearsals. Donations from the Salvation Army support the little league program.
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Salvation Army
Waco Board
Wayland
Lorraine Suter
William Dennis
Keokuk
Dennis
Maryville Teachers College
Keith Thomas
Kirksville
Fremont
WACO
Thomas
SUI
WACO band to Iowa State Fair trip. music dept heads named
Evening Journal reports 68 member high school band preparing for a trip to the Iowa State Fair next year. Mr. Thomas will head the music department. WACO Junior High vocal music dept presents spring concert April 22 at 8 p.m. in the gym under Miss Nancy Mc Neeley. Selections include 7th and 8th grade choruses and 8th grade girls ensemble with accompanists Pam Boal Jackie Fulton and Greta Swan. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Waco Junior High Vocal Music
Nancy McNeeley
Pam Boal
Jackie Fulton
Greta Swan
Democrats seek platform opinions in Washington hearing
Democrats announce a platform hearing in Washington on April 25 for First District views on 1968 issues. The Washington County Democratic Central Committee invites residents to testify, with hearings planned across Iowa’s 99 counties to shape the state convention platform in Des Moines on June 29.
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Paul F. Ryan
Washington County
Democratic Central Committee
First
Congressional District
Democratic Party
Washington
Helen Lemme
Iowa City
Alan Vestal
James Resnick
Davenport
Iowa
Ryan
Des Moines
Clark Rasmussen
Platform Committee
Iowa Southern Utilities Room
Cedar County
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South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
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Paul V. Shearer
West Main
M. L. Tweeton
North Marion
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
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New Law
Washington Post Office
Congress
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Washington, Iowa
Waco Schools
Ralph Witthoft
Riverside
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Chrysler Motors Corporation