Cherryholmes honor marks fortieth wedding anniversary
Crawfordsville April 27 Chester and Mrs Cherryholmes hosted an open house for 178 guests celebrating 40 years of marriage. Family helped with setup and serving while many out of town guests attended from Washington Morning Sun Davenport Des Moines Ames and Keota among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Chester Cherryholmes
Dan Cherryholmes
Davenport
Gene Fletcher
Chester
Sherry Fletcher
Morrison Sisters
Wapello
Columbus Junction
Cherryholmes
Richard Fletcher
Lucille Sipe
C.A. Peters
Fairfield
Talma
Knowston Fletcher
Iris
Jack Samuels
Low Ann Fletcher
Debby Samuels
Dale Yorks
Washington
Ed Herrmann
Kirksville
Tom Harbison
Morning Sun
Dell Farrier
Jeff Jennings
Holland Burch
Lews Dallmeyer
Donna
Perry Fletcher
Doug Langstaff
Alice Holmes
Des Moines
Ralph Miller
Ames
Gayle Kelley
Roy Johnson
Chicago
Merle Howsare
Kathryn
Cen
Brighn
South downsizes slam with early heart misplay in Masters
In a Masters' Individual Championship bridge play, West preempts with three hearts. South should push to six spades, but misplays trick one by leading ace of hearts. East ruffs, diamonds come, and South goes down one. Correct approach yields twelve tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Jay Beckeford
West
North
South
King
Declarer
East
Tures Syndicate
Great grandson for Mrs Roth NOBLE April 27
Emma Roth reports a new great grandson Steven Allen son of Mr and Mrs Allen Wagler born April 21 at Marcus Iowa. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Alfred Wagler of Way and Mr and Mrs Wm Conrad. Ed Springer, recently released from Memorial Hospital Mt Pleasant, returned home last Monday. Rev Bob Hartzler led Bethel church service in place of Rev Willard Leichty who conducted communion at Eureka. Eicher Congregation youth at Kidron Ohio church conference include Nancy Schlatter Linda Widmer Pamela Graber Dianne Widmer Paul Duncan Ron Freyenberger. Sponsor Erwin Graber drove attendees. Mrs Warren Seldatter Rev and Mrs T A Van der Smissen assisted.
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Eureka
Eicher
Kidron
Ohio
Nancy Schlatter
Linda Widmer
Pamela Graber
Dianne Widmer
Paul Duncan
Ron Freyenberger
Erwin Graber
Warren Seldatter
T. A. van der Smissen
Journal Sale Date Column reflects varied sales and events
Newspaper column lists multiple sales and auctions across Iowa towns including Fort Madison Crawfords ville Columbus Junction and Wapello with livestock auctions weekly. It notes bankruptcy sale of Whiting's Inc and reports local community events and travel notes, ending with a New York World's Fair Catholic exhibit for 1964-65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
Iowa
Whiting’s Inc
Crawfordsville
Glen Holden
Whitings Incorporated
Wayland
Smylie’s Livestock Market
Columbus Junction
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
Katona Sales Barn
Katona
Washington Livestock Sales Co
Wapello Livestock, Auction, Inc
Highway 61
Wapello
New York
UPI
America
John P. Cody
New Orleans
National Catholic Educational Association
Cody
Horticulturist’s helpful pruning tips for lilacs and spireas
Iowa State University horticulturist Ben Vance shares reader questions on pruning lilacs after flowering to keep them compact, and on cut backs to restore Anthony Waterer spireas and Froebel spires to ground level during dormancy for better shrubs. Also advises on dwarf bush type summer squash varieties and harvesting when skin is tender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Waterer
Anthony Witere
Anthony Waserer
Merrimac Residents Visit Iowa City
Merrimac residents and families traveled to Iowa City and Washington over the week. Names mentioned include Roy Eshelman Alva Eshelman Mrs Cloyd Watson Mrs Ida Wieneke Mrs Chester Wagner and many others visiting relatives and patients at local homes and Washington Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimac
Iowa City
Weekend Visitors Fill Crawfordsville News Pages
Craig Gipples and family visit in Crawfordsville as weekend guests. Karen Rhea arrives from State College of Town for a family weekend. Youth Group plans bake sale at Coon's Locker next Saturday at 9 a.m. Clint Rhea returns from Hot Springs with foot injury. Nassau slides shown at Wayland Methodist Family Night. Orval Miller hosts birthday gathering with friends. Dick Hughes taken by ambulance to Mt. Pleasant Memorial Hospital. Rita Ann Miller hosts second grade birthday party with games and treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Wells
Crawfordsville
Craig Gipple
Douglas
Danny
Glenn Anderson
Craig
Lester Gipples
Kansas City
Karen Rhea
Kenneth Rhea
State College of Town
Next Satuday
Coon
Clint Rhea
Hot Springs
Ark
Clint
Blanche Taylor
Eureka Springs
Robert Miller
Wayland Methodist Church
Nassau
Orval Miller
Winfield
Wayne Davis
Karen
Randy
Jeri
Joe Johnston
Allen Johnston
Kimberley
Lynne
Frank Miller
Harold
Olds
Dick Hughes
Wyman
Memorial Hosp
Mt. Pleasant
Rita Ann Miller
Orval Millers
Edwina Neil
Debby Molander
Martha Canott
Maureen Rich
Lorna McCoy
Sandra Lewis
Music contest at Junction Saturday
Grace Butler reports that the Iowa High School Music Association state contest for large group B and C will be held Saturday May 2 at Columbus Community High School. Nineteen schools will enter mixed chorus glee club and concert band with about 1700 students expected to attend. Also noted is the Columbus Community High School alumni banquet on May 28 and the sale of Columbus Cleaners by Mr and Mrs Justus Hutchinson to Mr and Mrs Raymond Marsh of Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Butler
Columbus Junction
Columbus Community High School
Justus Hutchinson
Columbus Cleaners
Raymond Marsh
Oxford
Soil Stewardship Week Set May 3 10
National observance emphasizes man’s obligation as steward of soil and water. Washington County Soil Conservation District chairs events May 3 10 with theme To Each Among Us A Share. District distributes 4000 inserts to churches and ministers steering stewardship message through 1964 booklet and national partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Stephens
Washington County
Puerto Rico
National Association of Soil and Water Conser
Great Society of
Maning
Stewards
4H project enrollment closes May 15 1964
County Extension Director Jim Frier reports 4H enrollment for 1964 will close May 15 with letters mailed listing available projects. Forms due to local 4H leaders by May 10. Livestock and non livestock options remain, with specific project choices and meetings required for eligibility and county fair participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Frier
Frier
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Ag West
Mrs. Roth
Mrs. Henry Yod
Journal
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Elkhart
Ind
Mission Board
Waldo Mennonite Church
Flanagan, Il
Oscar McCleary
Lee Grimes
Kenneth Goff
Emma
Henry Bowell
Maynard Widmers
Allen Goff
Dennis Klopfenstien
Edith Bohn
Manson
Fair Grounds
Zona’s
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Pioneer Corn Growers
Sauer
Pioneer
Leonard Tindal
Washington, Iowa
Ben Vance
Iowa State University
Craig Gipples
Cys
Lee
Mel Leiting
Kalona
By Hank Kete
C. L. Jennings
New London
Keosauqua Livestock
Keosauqua, Iowa
Hellings Farm
Keosauqua Sale Co., Inc
Gene Lowenberg
Kenneth Warner Bonaparte
Edward Pickering
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