Kalona Idris Club Christmas Auction Sale
Kalona Idris Club held its annual Christmas Auction during a Monday meeting at Fellowship Hall United Christian and Baptist church. Forty four guests and members attended with guest auctioneer Ike Yoder selling hand made items and crafts. carols and refreshments followed.
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Eugene Way Kalona
Idris Club
Fellowship Hall
United Christian and Baptist Church
D. G. Sattler
Richard Adams
Reese Trusler
Larry Kern
Ike Yoder
Logan Reif
Fay W. Boone
Pleasantview Home
Faith School For the Deaf
Vernon Hartzler
F. L. Strickler
C. C. Shimon
Ladies Bridge Club
Jack Guengerich
August Diekman
H. L. Grady
H. L. Walker
Hazel Coffey
A A. Jackson
Howard Grimes
Evanston, Ill
Dale K. Gingerich
Iowa City
Vernon Ropp
Mary Swartzendruber
Dan Graber
Mary Dawn
John A. Miller
Lorna
Origin of Blackmail and Miscellaneous Queries
A 1972 column by L M Boyd offers quips on language origins and trivia. It recalls blackmail’s roots from Viking plunder, ponders whether divorced men have led a U S presidency, discusses knowledge growth claims, and shares proverbs, military rank timelines, cattle versus population in India, and grafts between skin as seen in twins.
Des Moines Teachers Seek Pay Increase Proposal Details
The Des Moines Education Association released a 34 page study proposing a base salary rise to 7 807 annually a 5 5 percent hike under Phase II for starting teachers Raising all salaries by at least that amount with higher gains automatic for up to 15 years Some teachers could see 8 to 10 percent if the board approves The top wage with PhD and 15 years would rise from 14 655 to 15 445 The average salary would jump from 11 155 to 11 755 The proposal trails prior higher requests by the DMEA which represents about 2 000 teachers.
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DES Moines
UPI
Des Moines Education Association
DMEA
Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Brighton and Area
Brighton and surrounding towns hosted extended family visits for Thanksgiving. Many relatives from Burlington, Manchester, Davenport, Des Moines, Minneapolis, Fairfield, Swedesburg, and Solon joined the Reighard and Gray families at multiple homes. A ship leave and Harmony Club events are noted along with local social visits and a Thanksgiving supper near West Chester.
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Tony Meuth
Brighton
Lloyd Reighard
Donna Donaldson
Solon
Charles Neff
Dick Campbell
Burlington
Keith Reighard
Jack Emry
Manchester
Don Statler
Robert Burham
Lynn
Susan
Mary Lee
Des Moines
Lloyd Gray
Everette Burham
Washington
Donald Johnston
Debby
Mickey
Davenport
Johnston
Elda Gray
Conrad Hanze
Roger Hanze
Swedesburg
David Wentworth
Karen
Nancy
Mexico
Harry Wentworth
Washington Care Center
Mary Ellen Wright
Earl Wright
Helen Wright
Minneapolis
Tony Meath
Rex Widmer
West Chester
Ernie Lunow
John Winters
Joan
Fairfield
Larry Widmer
Tiff
Jim Schwarzerock
R.R
Harmony Club
Lillian Schafer
Margaret Krewson
Stella Lauderdale
Gladys Schooley
Elsie Atkinson
Opal Meuth
Bertha Saunders
Iowatown Votes to Oust Parking Meters
Webster City. City Council votes 3 2 to back Chamber plan to raise 14292 by Dec 18 to clear parking debt and remove downtown meters by spring. If funds fail, meters stay and fines double. A three month trial ends Dec 31 with two hour street parking and three hour lots.
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Webster City
UPI
Chamber of Commerce
Difficult problems facing Canadians
Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau faces a 108 108 parliamentary deadlock with Conservatives and New Democrats holding balance. Unemployment inflation and welfare costs dominate domestic concerns linked to stalled U S Canada trade talks. Trudeau’s plan hinges on tax cuts employment incentives and anti inflation measures while confronting U S demands on auto pact and investment.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
United States
Trudeau
Canada
Liberal Party
New Democrats
David Lewis
U.S
Birthday honors for Mrs Will Adams noted in Richland
Nov 28 Richland reports Mrs Will Adams was surprised on her 76th birthday Friday evening as several children joined a celebration with ice cream and cake. Attending were Mr and Mrs Adams and guests including Jim French of Rockford Ill Howard Adrian Sobaski Batavia and many others. Thanksgiving gatherings and club meetings followed with Clover Leaf and Priscilla clubs hosting events and plans for Christmas dinner and a December 7 party.
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Opal Meuth
Hazel Shaffer
Bertha Saunders
Laton Schooley
Norene Erwin
Clara
Harold Amrine
Harold Rebling
Donald Rebling
Brighton
Lavern Sinn
Don Long Richland
Will Adams
Richard Adam
Hedrick
Keith Leppert
Ron Adam
Ruth
Roy Heilman
Mabel Hollingsworth
Dale Evans Rogers
Methodist Church
Priscilla Club
Elizabeth Curtis
Frank Lock
Wilfred Lock
Wayne Parsons
Clover Leaf Club
Don Long
Robert Malley
Keota
Robert Sobaski
Laura
LuAnn
Fairfield
Mary Sobaski
Kirksville
Larry Sobaski
Packwood
Lena Sobaski
Kenny Sobaski
Sheldon
Dave Dumont
Boys
Wellman
Col Sanders awards 50000 to 4-H winners and finalists
Col Harland Sanders announced a 50000 program for the national 4-H Congress. He said six national poultry project winners would receive 700 scholarships, 12 finalists would get trips to the 1973 National 4-H Congress, state winners would receive savings bonds, and 12000 medals of honor would go to the top four in each US territory. The 4-H service committee also proposed a snowmobile program for snowbelt state leaders.
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Chicago
UPI
Col
Harland Sanders
Sanders
Puerto Rico
4-H Service Committee
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Kalona Idris Club
Ellis Swartzendruber
E. P. Anderson
Cherokee
Norris Capper
Elgin
Tracy Anderson
Anderson
Jeff Shlee
Nan
Babs
Earlham
Jim Gnagey
Kenosha
Wis
Howard Gnagey
Geneva Hooley
L, M_ BOYD
Old England
U. S
Western Europe
France
India
Louie
Pierce Arrow
Peerless
Packard
Addie Molto
Boyd
Jay North
MGM
Zebra
State Theatre
Reighards
Ftae
Fort Masonry & Fireplace Sales
East Edgeon Hwy
NZATT
Iowatown
Col. Sanders
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