Weber couple honored on 40th wedding anniversary
Richland April 23 Mr and Mrs Leonard Weber celebrated forty years of marriage with a noon dinner at Mother Cabrini Parish hall. Sons Arnold Erland and Larry Weber hosted with families plus many relatives attending from Cedar Rapids Brighton Keota Fairfield Town City Harper Deep River Keswick Sigourney Hedrick Rose Hill and South English. Guests included Walter Weber a wedding attendant of Richland. A charitable prize and future events noted, with other community notices and visits to nearby towns.
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Don Long Richland
Leonard Weber
Moter Cabrini Parrish Hall
Arnold Weber
Erland Weber
Larry Weber
Aeer Geettes
Lawrence Bailey
Webers
Lisa Weber
Vicki Weber
Jeff Weber
Mary Weber
Kevin Weber
Cedar Rapids
Brighton
Keota
Fairfield
Town City
Harper
Deep River
Keswick
Sigourney
Hedrick
Rose Hill
South English
Walter Weber
Webe Guy Turner
Richland
Richland Merchants
Lillian Peiffer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Carl Vogel
Bud Harras
Danny Reed
Eugene Reed
Phil
Kansas City
Dan Reed
Truman
Independence
Harold Hagist
Bruce Stentner
Glee Holmes
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
George Bond
Francis Feltz
Jessie
Linda Weber
Teresa Romine
Kirksville
Mark Weber
Mike Lillig
Carlisle
Kenneth Jaeger
Jerry Jaegers
Tim Hammes
Cindy Jaeger
Walburga White
Miriam Levien
Teresa Conrad
Leland Kracaw
Gary Moothart
Don Moothart
Decorah
Bernice Mattison
Weekend visitors in Keota homes
Keota residents and nearby visitors crowded social rounds over the weekend. Names include Valburga Heisdorffer Clara Hammen Leland Roegner Mell Ebbas and many families from Keota and surrounding towns. Attendees moved between Kinross Independence and Mercy Hospital Iowa City while celebrating anniversaries and birthdays.
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Keota
Valburga Heisdorffer
Clara Hammen
Leland Roegner
Mell Ebbas
Geneva
Town
Walter Reed
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Janet Bayliss
Holly Short
Cheryl Walter
We Care
Kinross
Ainsworth Lions Club Holds April Meeting Update
Ainsworth Lions Club met April 21 at the Ainsworth gym with supper coordinators Burke McCreedy Jim McCreedy Dale Herdlicka James Dunbar and Doug Allen. Guest Bernard Peebler of Batavia spoke and invited members to Fairfield for their Lions golden anniversary and reminded of the Marshalltown convention May 21 22 23. Officers elected President Elmer Wenger first vice Dennis Stout second vice Bill Kilgore third vice Jim McGreedy Secretary Gene Stephens Treasurer Harold Gerdes. May meetings set for the 5th and 19th. June July August at Marr Park 8 p.m. on the third Wednesday each month. Kensington Club hosted by Mrs G F Trotter. eight members exchanged cards and sent gifts to Mrs Lee Norris now at Maplewood Manor Keota. Next meeting with Mrs Ben Fitzgerald on May 5.
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Ainsworth
Ainsworth Lions Club
Burke McCreedy
Jim McCreedy
Dale Herdlicka
James Dunbar
Doug Allen
Bernard Peebler
Batavia
Zone
Fairfield
Lions Club
Marshalltown
Elmer Wenger
Dennis Stout
Bill Kilgore
Jim McGreedy
Gene Stephens
Harold Gerdes
Harlan Edgar
Marr Park
Kensington Club
G. F. Trotter
Lee Norris
Maplewood Manor
Keota
Howard Beenblossom
Mrs
Ben Fitzgerald
Richland Scouts Host Panel On Drug Control Lessons
Richland parents joined Boy Scouts at the Richland Lions Building for a discussion with Dwight Westercamp Leonard Andeway and Charles Millikan on drug control. Booklets for parents and children were distributed along with Reach pins. A pilot project highlighted three areas for handling drug awareness with Richland selected.
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Richland
Richland Boy Scouts
Richland Lions
Dwight Westerecamp
Leonard Andeway
Charles Millikan
Westercamp
Andeway
Oskaloosa
Dwight Westercamp
Lenard Andeway
Russ Schaffer
Farfield
Boy Scouts
Ottawa
Fremont
W.S.C.S
United Methodist Churches
June Gold
Keokuk, Ta
Methodist Church
Keokuk
McClure
Unity Church
Unity Center
Des Moines
Harold Greeson
Roy Heilman
Darrell Jones
Adrienne Bottorff
W. E
Clean house good fire protection
Earth Week prompts a cleanup drive with steps from basement to attic. Iowa State University extension engineer Fred Roth urges tackling storage areas to remove old clothing curtains and rubbish that attract vermin and pose fire risk. A strong start aids long term safety.
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National Fire Protection Association
Fred Roth
Iowa State U1
Men in Service DONALDSON Pg.2
Larry B. Donaldson listed in the COE School Brigade unit at USASCS Ft. Monmouth New Jersey 07703 with service details on page 2 of the DONALDSON section.
Local Attorneys Listed in Abstract Dept Office
Livingston Day Kehoe Meeker Bates are attorneys listed in the Abstract Dept office at 112 South B with phone number 653-2147. The note provides names and contact details for the firm or department handling property abstracts in that office.
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Livingston, Day, Kehoe
Meeker &Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
South B
Sirhan on Death Row Protected at San Quentin
Sirhan Sirhan remains under tight protection on death row at San Quentin Calif two years after his Kennedy assassination conviction He is housed in a special section with 91 condemned inmates and forbidden from regular contact with others due to security concerns Park Associate Warden notes a notoriety risk while Fouquet a condemned killer shares a nearby cell Sirhan seldom interacts with inmates and only talks through a screen during limited exercise periods His 1968 trial and delayed treatment fortunes are referenced along with occasional visits by his mother and lawyers
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San Quentin
Calif
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan
San Quentin Prison
James Park
Kennedy
Ronald Fouquet
Svea Old
Park
Fouquet
Sidhan
State Department
Jordan
Russell
Parsons
Feedlot Runoff Pollution Roles Identified by Expert
State University extension agricultural engineer Ved Willrich outlines three pollutant types in feedlot runoff. Bacteria and viruses may pose health hazards, organic matter depletes oxygen and foul odors, and plant nutrients like nitrogen phosphorus and potassium feed algae growth and contaminate well water. Clean up lots and yards to protect livestock and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale C. Hull
Towa State University Extension
Ved Willrich
Willrich
Clean-up reminders from University plan
University offers reminders to reduce rehazards with a weekly clean-up plan. Check closets and weed out old clothing boxes and papers. Clean attic and dispose of old textiles and curtains. Clear basement and remove magazines rags and old paint. Check heating and change filters. Store paints properly away from heat. Clean behind the refrigerator and tidy exterior areas weekly. Dispose of trash and rubbish weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Roth
Iowa State University
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