Riverside Girl Scouts Sell Cookies and Meet
Riverside April 26. Girl Scouts met Wednesday at the Community building and later traveled to Ainsworth to sell cookies. They still have cookies for sale by calling Mrs. John Metz. The South Side Country club held its April meeting at Mrs. Carl Craig’s home with guests from Washington and Kalona. The club planned a June 50th anniversary event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Ainsworth
John Metz
South Side
Bessie Burich
Craig
Salladay
Stagner
Linwood Heck
Opal Kern
Harold McClelland
California
Clara Rath
Claude McCoy
Washington
Ed Bushek
Desert Bridge Club
Lucy Kirchner
Irene Beranek
Paul Schnoebelen
Schnoebelen
Fred Kron
Kron
Don Shalla
George Shalla
Richmond
Wayne Shalla
Dean Rath
Shalla
Ban Metz
Louise Jarvis
Bess Novy
Clarence Wilson
Marge Luckey
Carol
Barbie Novy
So Jon
John J. Kron
San Francisco
Jim Rose
Mercy Hospital
Robert Bushek
Bobbie
David
Davenport
Richland Residents Attend Wedding Reported
Richland residents attended the wedding of Rudy Gingerich and Mary Ann Stabach of Kalona at the groom’s parents home. About 70 dined at a dinner after the ceremony. A Sunday evening covered dish supper at Bond Hill Park drew 99 attendees. Families and relatives from Richland and nearby areas joined in the celebration and related visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Long Richland
Kermit Hinshaw
John
Sally
John Emonin
Rudy Gingerich
Mary
Ann Stabach
Kalona
Linus Gingerich
Rudy
Bond Hill Park
Richland
Don Nieces
Earl Horrases
Sam Ritchies
Kenneth Nordykes
Jr. Snyder
Jr. Krewsons
Mike McCoricks
Gary Oswalts
Milford W
Charles Blakelys
Don Longs
McMaeders
Jim Wolcotts
Ray
Agency
Omer Long
Don Long
Rubio
Chuck Moore
Christy and
Kelly
Lewis Moore
Pat
Pulaski
Charles Blakely
Community News From Keota and Surrounding Areas
Keota residents hosted gatherings for friends and family including birthday celebrations for Mrs Stoutner and Luann Palmer. Thirteen families and groups attended, with notes on club meetings the 76 Progressive Boys and 76 Chickadees 4 H. Mrs Stoutner returned from Ft Dodge convention with over 450 members present and $6100 donated to summer camp projects. Several residents visited hospitals, travelled to St Louis, and planned future events including a May 17 4-H Mother’s Tea and a Town State Convention in 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Car Laers
Verne Culliver
West Chester
Gene Hammen
Doug Flander
Armorelle Miller
Mary Lou
Billy
Glenn Stoutner
Stoutner
Boyd Stoutner
Starlight Village
Ft. Dodge
Talbert Tadlock
Fiona Weber
Marie Greiner
Roger Mound
Pearl Mound
Bess Lantry
St. Louis
Dwight
Geraldine) Mound
John Herr
Myron Luers
Ottumwa
Goldie Therme
Effie White
Cora Huff
Lowell Londrie
Wilma Norton
Farmington
Pauline Sable
Christy Funst
Mary Beth Sieren
Luann Palmer
Glen Stoutner
Nixon campaign push gains pace with White House staff boost
Washington report notes the Nixon White House expanding campaign posture for 1972. A campaign committee is forming led by Francis Dale, with staff moving into offices near Mudge Rose law firm. New aides include John Seals, Richard Moore, Mark J. Goode, Neal Ball, and Ronald Siegler, focusing on foreign policy, domestic policy, and television appearances.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Nixon White House
Presient
Pennsylvania Avenue
Nixon
Cincinnati
Francis Dale
Mudge, Rose, Guthrie and Alexander
New York
Nixon, Mudge, Rose, Guthrie and Alexander
Murray Chotiner
John Seals
State Department
American Broadcasting Company
Richard Moore
Justice Department
John Mitchell
Mark J. Goode
Neal Ball
Chicago
Ronald L. Siegler
Dancers Present University of Iowa Mother's Weekend Program
University Theatre showcases student and alumnae choreographers in "Of Ares and Angles" and "Vivachi" during Mother's Weekend April 29 to May 2 at the University Theatre. Lin Lin, Linda Cox Crist, Jacquelyn Kimball, Lynn Wichern, Sue Ann Soldofsky, Anne Gallagher, Hwai-min Lin and others perform under Marcia Thayer with technical direction by David Thayer and Robert McAndrew. Tickets available at the Iowa Memorial Union Box Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
University Theatre
U of 11 Dancer Theatre
Marcia Thayer
Iowa 1
Memorial Union
U of I
Ares and Angles
Lin‘da ‘Cox Crist
Waterloo
Linda McAndrew
Sue Ann Soldofsky
University High School
Laura Nyro
Anne Gallagher
DeKalb
Hwai - Min Lin
Ginda Crist
Lin
Taiwan
Ann Dooley
U of 1
David Thayer
Department of
Speech and Dramatic Art
Vivachi
Robert McAndrew
Iowa Ity
Iowa students await state scholarship decisions
About 13 000 Iowa students await word on state scholarship or grant aid for next year as legislative appropriations for 1971-73 are delayed. The 1970-71 funds supported 1 085 freshmen and sophomores with awards from 100 to 800 dollars. The Iowa Tuition Grant Program, with four and a half million dollars, aided 5 702 financially needy students at private colleges, with a maximum of 1 000 dollars per year.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Iowa
State of Iowa
Norman W. Kladstrup
Higher Education Facilities Commission
Towa
Area
Apy
Will Serve Banquet And WSCS Meet In Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville April 26. Mrs Victor Neuwan ger of Elgin Indiana and others traveled from West Union Keota Cedar Rapids and West Liberty as the Women's Society of Christian Service met with 17 members present. The May meeting is a breakfast at the church with serving committee named. The United Presbyterian Guild met with 14 members and one guest. The district leaders attended a birthday dinner at Mediapolis Legion Post, receiving a life membership and trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Victor Neiwanger
Elgin
Saturay
Robert Wells
Ronnie Schmitz
West Union
Myrtle Stites
Catherine Malley
Carl Stites
Keota
George Gordon
C. R Paisley
West Liberty
Jackie Godfrey
Cedar Rapids
Women’s Society of Christian Service
The
United Methodist Church
F. A. Richardson
Richardson
Kenneth Cherryholmes
Max Mitchell
Don Blankenhorn
Floyd Fisher
Arlene Fletcher
Florence Henss
Don Lee
George Ott
Ivor Davis
Ethyle Zickefoose
United Presbyterian Guild
Richard Dare
James Jewell
Ray van Engen
James A. Michener
World Service
Robert Henderson
Bible School
First Methodist
Burlington
Charles Cannon
Lillian Maxwell
J. W. Evans
Richard Lease
Harold Spangler
Mediapolis Legion Post
Lease
Don Harmeyer
Dan Kelly
Mediapolis Post
Tomatoes top choice for home gardens says ISU expert
Iowa State University extension horticulturist Ben Vance notes tomatoes are the No 1 favorite of home gardeners praised for taste ease of growth and long season. He lists suitable varieties from Home Vegetable Garden pamphlet 238 and advises proper planting fertilization irrigation and disease control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Vance
Iowa State University
Surprise
Heinz
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Riverside Girl Scouts Meet
Mrs
Wilbur Kiene
Stoumers
Paul Sievert
Mississippi Valley Speed Club
West Liberty Fairgrounds
State House
State Capitol
Springfield
Illinois
UPI Tele
Eugene V. Risher
Zieglowsky Builders
Kladstrup
Bonanza Mobile Homes
Hwy. 90
ING
WSCS
Donald Lee
Washington County
Jim Frier
Vance
Washington Fale
Pullman
New
Sintron
Tigit
Sawzill
Colly
Remington Rand
Smith Corona
Buddie Edwards
Brighton
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