Richland notes two car crash and local events
An accident on highway 78 near Ollie Junction involved Joan Kuebrich and Ben Evans after Evans rear ended Kuebrich’s car while following a bicycle. Keith Bryant investigated. Other items include a Batavia wedding, church attendance, Fairfield and What Cheer fair results, a Keokuk County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service voting system update, a Silver Wedding Anniversary party in Washington, and new light, strong beer bottles reported by UPI and the Glass Container Manufacturers Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Highway 78
Ollie Junction
Joan Kuebrich
Ottumwa
Ben O. Evans
Tokepa
Kansas
Keith Bryant
Keokuk County
Mary Susan Emery
Batavia
Ronnie Greiner
St. Mary’s Church
Fairfield
Greiner
Harold House
Keokuk Co. A.S.C.S. Committee
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Keokuk Co
Richard Township
Town Hall
Elmer Adam
John Adam
Glenn Hawley
Andrew Hoekstra
Irvin Lough
Everett Nichols
Robert Pfeiffer
Alfred Wallerich
Jackson Township
Ollie Town Hall
Ralph Ellis
Dale Ingle
Eugene Kessel
Jim Wonderlich
Robert Wonderlich
Russell Yoder
New York
UPI
Glass Container Manufacturers Institute
Wellman Visitors Bring News From Ames and Beyond
Mr and Mrs Marvin O Hares Wellman welcome guests including Colleen Kevin and Phylis of Ames over the weekend. Wally Godlove and family from Carminal California visit Wellman relatives. Gene Goschke family return from Isle Royale Bemidji and Minneapolis to see niece Judy Newell. Helen Birkey Ames student visits parents. Standly Barber Ann and Scott attend Independent Bankers Association meeting in Milwaukee. Dennis Selness of Mabel visits cousin Russell Williams. Herb Nicholls family relax with Manly friends. Stella Boller Chandler Arizona guests of Rex Severt and Bill. Allen Severt Cedar Rapids and Allen Wenger Wayland also guest over dinner. Joel Schlaubaugh sells North 8th Ave property to Glen Hershberger and buys John Shetler property to remodel. Dean Schwartz hosts Saturday dinner with Vera Turnipseed Wayne Turnipseed Gary Indiana Robert Robertson Sonji Ames. Mrs Ellis Rickey returns to St Louis after Toppon Johnson visit. Mr and Mrs Ival Redlinger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Marvin O’hare
Coleen
Kevin
Phylis
Ames
Glen Williams
Wally Godlove
Carminal
California
Gene Goschke
Isle O Pinés
Bemidji
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Judy Newell
Helen Birkey
Oren Birkey
Standly Barber Ann and
Scott
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Independent Bankers Association
Dennis Selness
Mabel
Russell Williams
Herb Nicholls
Manly
Iowa
Stella Boller
Chandler
Arizona
Rex Severt
Bill
Allen Severt
Cedar Rapids
Allen Wenger
Wayland
Joel Schlaubaugh
North 8Th Ave
Glen Hershberger
John Shetler
Dean Schwartz
Vera Turnipseed
Wayne Turnipseed
Gary
Indiana
Robert Robertson
Sonji
Ellis Rickey
Toppon Johnson
St. Louis
Ival Redlinger
Local residents share travel updates and visits
This Funny World and Mr and Mrs Ward Hayes of Reinbeck returned from a trip to Connecticut and the Worlds Fair in New York. They were guests of Mr and Mrs Dan Scealf of Norwalk Conn. Rev and Mrs Robert Parris and family vacationing in Alabama. Glen Williams completed his second summer session at Ames Friday. Mr and Mrs Bob Gaston entertained guests from New York Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Hayes
Reinbeck
Connecticut
New York
Dan _ Scealf
Norwalk
Conn
Robert Parris
Alabama
Glen Williams
Ames
Bob Gaston
Wisconsin Visitors and Local Community News Recap
Wisconsin visitors including Mr and Mrs Arno Schnoebelen and family stayed with relatives in Riverside from Sunday to Wednesday. Oldenburg Terhune wedding announced for Davenport couple Miss Peggy Irene Oldenburg and Mr R James Terhune. Riverside set to open a dry goods store by Sept 1. Local clubs held meetings with guests and prize winners noted. American Legion Auxiliary installed new officers including Mrs Robert Rummelhart as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Arno Schnoebelen
Richard
Annette
Jim
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Mr. Schnoebelen
J.L. Yeggy
Alvin Yeggy
Oldenburg - Terhune
West Liberty
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
J. J. Fath
Peggy Irene Oldenburg
R. James Terhune
Davenport
Omar Terhune
Robert Oldenburg
Ozarks
Kirkwood Ave
Main Street
Needle Club
Albert Novy
Ferdinand Simon
Novy
Ivy George
Milwaukee
Don Kirchner
American Legion Auxiliary
Harold Wiemer
Robert Rummelhart
Dale Burich
William Waldschmidt
Clarence Rummelhart
Gall Hall
At Arms
Gale
Treas
J. L. Veggy
Leona Kucera
Engel family in Dubuque area social notes
Engel family and friends visit the Dubuque area and attend the Anson Moore reunion in Oskaloosa. Carla Corpman from Des Moines visits. piano pupil Christine Engle performs. several local residents share visits, birthday observances, and homemade ice cream and cake. New York UPI report notes early opposition to girls attending school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Waterhouse
Gracehill
Eugene Engel
Mary
Fritz
Christine
Dubuque
Carla Corpman
Des Moines
Carl Corpman
Anson - Moore
Oskaloosa
Carla
Allen
Bob Stutsman
Moline
Claude Dickerson
Dave Erwin
Presbyterian Church
Brighton
Christine Engle
Francis Rominez
Keota
Ivan Niffenegger
West Chester
Guy Stacy
Nancy
Diane
Eugueéne Engel
Chris
Robert Waterhouse
David
Max
New York
UPI
U.S
John Winthrop
Massachusetts
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Otto Pfeifer
J. E. McCracken
Rubio
Harold Chute
Ollie
Packwood
Richad
Keokuk
Jefferson County
Angus Keifer
Carol Brown
Kenneth Capps
Richard Capps
Dennis Wonderlich
Verne Wonderlich
Lucinda Wonderlich
Fairfield Jr
Tom Hoskins
Blackhawk
Lamch
Young Hoskins
Ada Hotle
Raymond Dickinson
Washington
Sunset Park
Norval Derby
Marvin O'Hares
Wellman Visitors
Mrs. 0. B. Godber
McNaught Syndicate, Inc.— @True Magazine
Plymouth
Sid
Washington, Iowa
ABC
Chrysier
Mrs. Wilbur Kiene
Linus Veggy
Bernard Schnoebelen
Iowa City
Everett Roberts
Ainsworth
Highland School Board
Lyle Fox
Elmer Wenger
Ted Gerot
Cleo Orris
George
Geret
Kron
Harold Cress
Hale ‘Cress
Arlington Heights
Bridge Club
George Havel
Ed Bushek
Robert Schneider
Fred Kron
Oscar Gerot
Earl Walton
Albert Navy
Icy George
Ola O’laughlin
Engel
Highway
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