Steckly holiday guests at Noble NOBLE
Mr and Mrs Dan Steckly of Albany Oregon visited Noble during Thanksgiving week to spend time with their daughter and family the Gilbert Roths. They plan to stay several weeks. Various local families hosted guests and shared Thanksgiving dinners including the Frey and Barr families while weather shifted from balmy days to a first of the season deep freeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NOBLE
Dan Steckly
Albany
Ore
Gilbert Roths
Max Marner
Wilbur Marner
Parnell
Dillon Graber
Robert
Henry
Greiser
Joe Johnson named Wapello bank cashier
Grace Butler reports Joe Johnson of Tuscola Illinois began duties as cashier at the State Bank of Wapello on Tuesday December 1. He succeeds LeRoy Darby who bought the Monona bank. Johnson has nine years in banking and is a graduate of Illinois Commercial College Champaign Illinois Bankers School Carbondale and the American Institute of Banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Johnson
Wapello Bank
Columbus Junction
Tuscola
State Bank of
Wapello
LeRoy Darby
Monona, Iowa
The
Illinois Commercial College
Champaign
Illinois Bankers School
Carbondale
American Institute of Banking
State University of Iowa School of Pharmacy
Talbot Clothing Co
Morning Sun
Thanksgiving Gatherings in Keota and Surrounding Homes
Keota residents Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Duncan and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mills hosted Thanksgiving dinner then spent the afternoon at the Duncan home in Washington. Alice Mills celebrated at her son Jack Mills’s Des Moines home and visited Cedar Rapids. Stevie Mills marked his first birthday with family present including grandparents and siblings. Other visits included Isaac Marr and Marion Mair of Mt. Pleasant with May Marr and Charles McCampbell. The Reed families hosted Thanksgiving with multiple relatives in Washington and Davenport, with varied visitors arriving throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlin Frey
Chadwick
Ill
Otto Frey
Norman Barr
Belview
Oscar Miller
Franklin Miller
Ka'ona
Oscar Millers
Jim Miller
Stringtown
California
Eli Yoder
Noor
Arnold Yoder
Victor
Oskaloosa
Bob Surface
Tracy
Stephanie
Des Moines
Clinton Boshart
Randy
Ronnie
Washington
Delmar Yoder Jr
Louis Gugel
Oscar Richard
Joe Reschly
Joe
Joe Zook
Memorial Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
University Hospital
Keota
Gerald Duncan
Tom Mills
Duncan
Alice Mills
Jack Mills
Cedar Rapids
Stevie Mills
Stevies
Bob
Debby
Isaac Marr
Marion Mair
Sam
May Marr
Charles McCampbell
Hugh Jones
Otis Jones
Kermit Jones
Walter Reed
Hubert Reed
Davenport
Reed Home
Eugene Reed
Cletus Reed
Harold Luttenegger
James Reed
Edmund Reed
Constance Hammes
Sigourney
Paul Hammes
Connie
Cristy
Felix Weber
Cedar Township
Sara Knupp
Wayne Knupp
Susan
Sara
Jackson
Cloyce Tinnes
Walter Kyle
Florence Kyle
Mr. Tinnes
Tinnes
Neil Hall
Mr. Hall
Marion Hall
Richard McCall
Amy
Andy
Carrie
Carl
McCall
Leo Beauchamp
Florida
Howard McCall
Fred Kleinschmidt
Ralph Prizler
Iowa City
Larry Griggs
Cecil Hawkins
Charles Hawkins
Iowa
Earl Booth
Booth
Myral Smith
Crawfordsville
Clark Bauer
Robert Gillespie
Batavia
Kenneth Bauer
Todd
Stan Bauer
India
Washington High School
Ralph Peiffer
Donnie
Brian Horn
Keith Horn
Marlene
Walter E. Horning Jr
Hornung
Leland
Enke
Stephen
Christina
Phillip
Timothy
Muscatine
Lloyd
Don Grannar
Vinton
Chas. Livingston
Rex Enke
Fairfield
Monorails may serve airports in Los Angeles plan
The Los Angeles City Airports Department envisions high speed monorail links from Downtown to four metro points and International Airport by mid 1967. Construction of a downtown terminal near Union Station would start soon after July 1, 1965, easing future congestion at the 15 mile airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
API
Airports Department
Union Station
Civic Center
Los Alamos booms despite test ban and budget surge
Los Alamos continues rapid construction fueled by Atomic Energy Commission expansion despite a nuclear test moratorium. More than 13 million dollars funded technical area projects residential and commercial building to attract scientists and prepare for future operations. The city, home to about 13,000, sees new facilities including an administration building health lab high temperature chemistry unit plutonium research support and a fast reactor core test facility.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Los Alamos
AEC
Santa Claus
Commission
Atomic City
Closing Out Farm Sales Across Iowa Dates December to January
A list of farm sale notices across Iowa detailing closing out events. Entries include locations near Ainsworth Riverside Kalona Danville Washington Keota Crawfordsville Ainsworth Junction and Wapello with start times 10 a m to 1 p m. Advertises multiple farm and livestock auctions by owners and auctioneers such as Jim Swailes Marland J Shetler Adolph Guenther Robert Watkins Edwin Richards Roy Funston Fred Jarvis Richard Simon John L. Davis Donald E Stout Dwain Johnson and various sale barns and auction houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Riverside
Jim Swailes
Kalona
Washington
Marland J. Shetler
Danville
Iowa
Yarmouth
Pleasant Grove
Robert
Bob) J. Watkins
Adolph Guenther
Bush Corner
Clayton Bear
Cotter
Edwin
Duane Richards
Keota
Clara Freenor
Roy Funston
Ainsworth Corners
Fred Jarvis
Ainsworth Junction
Richard Simon
Libe Corner
Lane
Doc White
John L. Davis
Crawfordsville
Donald E. Stout
Dwain Johnson
Wayland
Wapello Livestock Auction, Inc
Wapello
Ollie Livestock Exchange Ollie
Washington Livestock Sales Co
Smylie’s
Columbus Junction
Junior Girl Scouts meet at Keota in December
Keota December notes report the Junior Girl Scouts led by Mrs Ed Metz meeting at her home with ten girls making a Christmas Bird Cage from coat hangers and decorations Plans were set for the next meeting with each girl asked to bring a baby food jar Mrs Ethel Aller hosted the Industrious Club for a Christmas party with a gift exchange and secret sisters revealed Roll Call featured homemade decorations and chocolate Santa tray favors Irene Grisham is named next hostess for January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Aubrey Davisson
Pete Stansbury
Jeffrey Davisson
Girl Scouts
Ed Metz
Ethel Aller
Irene Grisham
Thanksgiving gatherings across Cedar Township families
Thanksgiving observances show a web of visits across Cedar Township. Sara Knupp joined kin at the Jackson dinner. numerous households hosted relatives from Washington and Iowa City area, with trips to Des Moines rally events and a wedding noted for Marlene Hornung. A Muscatine dinner and birthday celebrations also framed the weekend.
Christmas Meeting For WSCS Of Keota Church
Thirty six members of the WSCS of the Methodist church gathered at the parsonage of Rev. and Mrs. Orrin Potter for a Christmas themed afternoon. Mrs. Irene Richardson presided. Devotions by Arleta Barnum. program on Symbols of Christmas by Mary Statler. A memory memorial for Mrs. Clara Fleenor was given by Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Funston. Mary Pauley sang in Spanish and led singing. Refreshments featured a red center piece with pine cones holly and candies, and a Christmas table setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Orrin Potter
Arleta Barnum
Mary Statler
Clara Fleenor
Clayton Funston
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Stecklys
Mrs. Henry Yoder
Zook
Eleanor Sizemore
Sizemore
Kenneth Goff
Goff
Maynard Goff
Allen Goff
Dorothy
Hesston
Kansas
Ed Wenger
Muscatine Hospital
Grace Butler
Mr. Johnson
Paul J. Robertson
United Presbyterian Church
Edward Fish
Columbus City Cemetery
Mr. Robertson
Burlington Hospital
Burlington
He Was
1898
Samuel and
Elizabeth Johnston Robertson
Robertson
Masonic
Perry
SIMCO
Mrs. Boyd Sanders
Dennis the Menace
By Hank Ketcham
Los Alamos Booms
Robert E. Huber
United Press International
Los Alamos, N. M
UPI
United States
Journal
Washington Concrete CO
Rock Island
Mrs. Lloyd Enke
Raymond Miller
Federal Land Bank Ass‘n
V. M. Boshart
Mgr
Richard Larsen
Fieldman
Thuretigiy
Wscs of
Chistmas
Irene Richardson
Mary Pauley
Christ
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Real Estate & Farm Loans
Owa
Nixon
Lincoy
Nixon & Company
Sioux City
North
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