Waco Education Association holds meeting in Olds
The Waco Education Association met at Olds on April 13 with Henry County Superintendent E. E. Green and staff as guests. Officers were elected, with William Bean named president and Imogene Hinkle vice president and program chairwoman. Resignations were accepted from Principal W. H. Boekelman Julie Boekelman and Susan Perry.
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Waco Education Association
Olds
Henry County
E.E. Green
William Bean
Imogene Hinkle
W.H. Boekelman
Julie Boekelman
Wayland
Susan Perry
Brighton OES holds School of Instruction and honors
Brighton Chapter OES hosted a School of Instruction on April 16 with Mrs. Gilbert Wood of Ainsworth as district instructor and listed guests from multiple towns. The WSCS served a dinner at the Methodist Church and district instructors were acknowledged with gifts. Separate notes cover Air Force commendation for Sgt. James I. Meek and various social visits and gatherings around the area.
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Brighton
O.E.S
Gilbert Wood
Ainsworth
Ruth Craig
George Craig
Margaret Hesseltine
WSCS
Donald Mullikin
Barbara Henderson
Merle Mullikin
St Marys Supper Draws 650 Attend At Keota
In Keota on April 17 about 650 people gathered for St Marys church supper hosted in the church hall. Visits included Harold Fisher of Milwaukee and family. Local residents shared weekend activities and family updates from Washington hospital to Geneseo Illinois.
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Ross Hodson
James Morgan
Danny Morgan
Washington
Darrin James
Douglas
Rachelle Ulm
Faifield
Leland Horton
Diane Loeffler
Harold Mineart
Dick Morgan
Nancy
Lu Ann
Keota
St. Marys Church
Hame
Harold Fisher
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Walter Fisher
Bob Fisher
Dick Fisher
Frank Kleese
Gale Reif
Ruby Sharp
Everette Green
Minnie Greene
Albert Greiner
Geneseo
Illinois
Bud Blumenstein
Cloyce Statler
Kenneth Lee
Ed Koehler
Ainsworth
Washington Hospital
Koehler
Karen Statler
Larry
Social visits and hospital notes from Kalona area
Dinner guests and weekend visitors fill homes across Kalona Wellman and surrounding towns. Grace Kessler remains at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after a fall injuring her heel. Several families from Kalona and Des Moines areas are listed as Sunday visitors and relatives.
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Kalona
Walter Miller
Wellman
Harold Troyer
Gary LaBounty
West Branch
Grace Kessler
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Joseph Boyer
George Hynick
Eddyville
Errett Boyer
Ottumwa
George W. Fry
Harry J. Fry
Earl Fry
Arlo Fry
Mose P. Yoder
J. John J. Miller
Nancy Brenneman
Sherman Miller
Barbara
Dennis M. Miller
Denny
Sterling Rediger
Henry Beachy
Emma
Merle
Simon Muller
Letha
Cathy
Devin Mullet
Lawrence Griffiths
Shelley
Mildred Griffiths Vis
Funeral attendance noted for Mrs Chrisinger
Attend funeral for Mrs Chrisinger at Winfield on Friday included Mr and Mrs Lee Norris Mr and Mrs Roger Colthurst Mr and Mrs Lee Hunt Mrs W D Roberts Mrs Orie O Connor Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ornduff and others. Neighbor visits and social gatherings described with several local names and locations.
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Carl Osterhout
Susan
Polk City
Orville Moore
Baxter
Iowa
Peg Henry
Washington
G.G. Club
May Carson
George Lord
Roy Wood
Roy Gerot
S.A. Stephens
George Canott
Crawfordville
Orie O'Connor
Kenneth Ornduff
C. A. Thompson
Ornduff
G.F. Trotter
Grace Saffle
Tucson
Arizona
Saffle
Margaret Branfield
Dallas
Texas
Will Mincer
Columbus Junction
Glen Green
Ralph Boyd
Leo Carson
John Frame
Fred Criss
Conesville
Andy Farrier
Brighton
Lacy Lines
George Walsh
Sean
Ronnie
Chicago
Blanche Stephens
Keota
John Elliott
Yoder Receives Freshman Scholarship at Goshen College
Yoder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Yoder of Kalona route two, earned a Goshen College freshman scholarship for next year. He currently is a senior at Iowa Mennonite School near Kalona. Funeral services for George A. Prosser were held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Dennis Stutrud officiating. Pallbearers were George Murphy, Edga Whetstine, Ike Hart sock, Claude Armbruster, Arnold Nicholson, Donald Nichol son. Burial followed at Ainsworth Cemetery.
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Pekin Community School
Waco
State College of Iowa
Wright Hall
Iowa City to get KXIC FM with multiplex stereo
Johnson County Broadcasting Company plans May 1 start for KXIC FM in Iowa City using multiplex stereo from 8 AM to midnight. Station manager Gene Claussen says the addition will meet local needs with nighttime voice and sports coverage including University of Iowa and high school games.
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Iowa City
Johnson County Broadcasting Company
KXIC
Kxic-Fm
Gene Claussen
Clergymen to Become More Like Everyday Workers
Baylor professor Dr. Granger E. Westberg predicts clergymen of the future will work closer to the people, with ministers serving roles such as bartenders or taxi drivers. He spoke at Baylor University in Waco saying churches will change dramatically in 10 to 20 years and become less complacent.
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Waco
Tex
UPI
Institute of Religion
Granger E. Westberg
Baylor University College of Medicine
Houston
Baylor University
Peace Corps
Westberg
Texas Medical Center
Tam
Savings can win car in Poland
In Poland the Polish Savings Bank ran a lottery tied to a six month blocked savings plan. Last year it awarded 693 cars 51 motorcycles and 18 motor bicycles to winners. Savings rose from 7.2 billion zlotys in 1958 to 45.9 billion by January 1966 as the program encouraged thrift over inflationary spending.
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Warsaw
UPI
Polish Savings Bank
Lottery saving plan offers faster buys for cars and bikes
A lottery based savings cycle lets a buyer win a car with no extra payment every three months. If not, six more months are added to the account and saving continues. Potential purchases include a Polish Serena for 72,000 zlotys, a Yugoslav Fiat-like car for 85,000, or an East German Wartburg for 105,000, though delivery can take months. Similar schemes exist for motorcycles.
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Wartburg
Not easily discouraged Digs oil well with shovel
Al Smith 51 in Newcastle Wyoming hand dug an oil well on government land to hold his lease. Using a shovel a pick sticks of dynamite and a makeshift power setup from a washing machine he reached oil at 24 feet producing one to two barrels daily peak five barrels. He worked alone through cold winter with improvised pulleys and no crew.
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Newcastle
Wyo
UPI
al Smith
Smith
Wyoming
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
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Waco News
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Danville
Morning Sun
Sigourney
Suzanne Miller
Elaine Thomas
Stanley Jewett
Becky Boal
Howard Hulme
Marc Lindeen
Bonnie Wyse
Mary Schlatter
Skull and Rider
Daryl Pendergraft
Wilma Lightner
General Mills Testing Kitchen
Alta High School
Waco High School
Curious Savage
Lillian Gish
Jeanne Abrahamson
Mrs. Savage
Ed Olson
Ann Lauer
Cindy Wickham
Gail Ingmanson
Savage
Cloisters
Harold Dodd
Crawfordsville
Dodd
Wayland Park
Howard Bean
Tom Lauer
Spencer Anderson
Robert Osborne
Swedesburg
Mrs
Tony Meuth
Worthy Patton
Melvin Crist
Bertha Barker
Beulah Osborne
Ruth
Gladys Thomas
Esther
Warder
Bernice Dickinson
Gladys Dare
Mrs. Wood
Douds
Richland
Stockport
Eldon
Mount Pleasant
Mount Union
Batavia
Irene Stacey
Ruth Stouse
Marjorie Hagans
Wilma McAfee
Pauline McClintic
James I. Meek
March Afb
California
Sargeant Meek
Meek
United States Airforce
K.I. Sawyer Afb
Gwinn
Michigan
Keith Willis
Marion Jenkins
Cedar Rapids
Marion Dunbar
Archie Braun
Durant
Walter Knetsch
Muscatine
Roy Braun
Oeeees
Clark Willis
Harper
Kenneth Bidwell
Farragut
Vic Gingels
James
Mrs. Boyd Sanders
Trovers
Mrs. Eugene Way
Grif
Myrtle Benjamin
Mrs. Griffiths
Paul Turners
Des Moines
Judy Enfield
Donald Dayton
Fort Des Moines
Thomas Moore
Lisbon
Tillman Weaver
Lewis Staubaugh
Jones Gnngey
Jeff G. Ginerich
John D. Woodin
Pella
Lloyd Plecker
Sandra
Ronald Yersak
St. Louis
Melvin Haberman
Patty
A. J. Haberman
Pat Clarahan
Habermans
John Nafziger
Canada
Chris Nafziger
Lydia Brenneman
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Washington, Iowa
Chrisinger
Poland
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United Press International
Winfield -Agri Builders
Winfield
Dennis the Menace
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