Waco Plans Adult Education Classes at High School
Waco High School in Olds will run six week evening courses starting January 6 from 7 to 9 p.m. Subjects include ceramics leatherwork art embroidery painting and more with some classes limited by tool availability. Participants should call school offices by December 13 to indicate interest.
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Waco High School
Olds
Lois Jones
Marlene Leichty
Maxine Allen
Shirley Duttweiler
William Tolander
Elizabeth Graber
LaVern Messer
Nancy Sandeen
Vicki Cline
Phyliss Graber
Central Office
4-H Cedar Chips Club Holds Monthly Meeting
The Cedar Chips 4-H Club met at Terry Gent home with Kevin John and Steve as hosts. Twenty seven members answered roll call. Eddie Tinnes, president, called the meeting to order. Steve Gent spoke on fertilizing and watering house plants. A Christmas gift exchange was held and refreshments were served by the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Chips 4-H Club
Terry Gent
Kevin
John
Steve
Eddie Tinnes
Steve Gent
Christmas Books Highlight Library New Arrivals
The library announces new Christmas themed titles including Christmas in New England Christmas in the Southwest and Christmas the World Over. Also adds children travel history crafts and novels with memorial gifts noted for Herriott Welk Sloane and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Southwest
Taylor B. Lewis
Joanne B. Young
Daniel J. Foley
Raymond Briggs
Aaron
Lois Walfrid Johnson
James Marshall
Anne Rockwell
Joan Walsh Anglund
Mildred C. Luckhardt
Catharine Brandt
Men Bowling HI ROLLERS LEAGUE Standings and Scores
The HI ROLLERS LEAGUE results show Bennett Masonry 39 over Pat and Marys 35 Wellman 35 over Sorrell Glass 34 2 Steele Lumber 33 12 Perfex Honkers 27 2 Formax Feed 22 2 Farmland Industries 18 Lemke Electric 14. Wednesday Steele 4 Lemke 0 Formax 4 Pat and Marys 0 Sorrells 3 Bennett 1 Perfex 3 Farmland 1. Team high scores Perfex 2696 Sorrell 2678. Team game Sorrell 945 Steele 932. Individual series Dave Sorrell 533 Les Reber 533 Darwin Vacha 533. Individual game Dave Sorrell 225 Darwin Vacha 208.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Masonry
Pat & Mary’s
Wellman
Sorrell Glass
Steele Lumber
Perfex Honkers
Formax
Farmland Industries
Lemke Electric
Steele
Lemke
Sorrell’s
Bennett
Perfex
Farmland
Sorrell
Dave Sorrell
Les Reber
Darwin Vacha
Pamida reports record quarter amid 1974 growth surge
Pamida Inc owner of 173 Gibson centers posted the largest single quarter sales in history with net sales of 55.465 million for the three months ending October 31 1974 up 39.4 percent from the prior year. Nine month sales reached 143.75 million up 29.3 percent while nine month earnings totaled 4.801 million or 53 cents per share. New store moves included relocating five and opening one new store with seven more relocations planned in the fourth quarter ending January 31 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamida, Inc
Gibson Discount
Pamioa
On the Record New Cars and Trucks Listed
A record lists multiple individuals and entities with vehicles including Chevrolet Trucks for Dennis Stoutner Glenn H Stoutner Edward L Miller Ray J Moorer Wheeler Joseph Thompson and Leo Reinert a Ford Truck for Wheeler Joseph Thompson a Mercury for Leo Reinert and Plymouth for Allied Mills Inc along with SCU Mobile Home and MSH Mobile Home entries and owners Herman or June Harder Wayne Stone or Helen Jamieson Edward and Ruth Miller and Ray Moorer in a compact record of vehicle ownership and listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
June Harder
SCU
Wayne Stone
Helen Jamieson
MSH
Dennis Stoutner
Chevrolet
Glenn H. Stoutner
Edward L
Ruth Miller
Ray J. Moorer
Wheeler Joseph Thompson
Ford
Leo Reinert
Mercury
Allied Mills, Inc
Plymouth
Women Bowling THURSDAY ROLLERS LEAGUE RESULTS
In Brighton Rubio Bank loses 42 to 34 to Washington Transfer in a tight Thursday match. Mineart App. prevails 4 0 over Steele Oil Prod. Booths Grocery posts 4 0 over Edwards Real Estate. Team series leader Booths 2083 and team game best Booths 751. Individual high series Pat Johnson 494 and Helen Wilson 480 with games 173 by Winnie Friese and Pat Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubio Bank of Brighton
Washington Transfer
Pax Equipment
Goedken Ins
Mineart
Edwards Real Estate
Steele Oil
Booth’s Grocery
Steeles
Rubio Bank
Goedken
Transfer
Pax
Booths
Edwards
Pax Equip
Pat Johnson
Helen Wilson
Winnie Friese
Joyce Jones
Alley Cats Lead In Friday Bowling Scores
Alley Cats 19 4 Aces 18 Fireballs-17 Pat & Mary's 17 Jokers 13 Riff-Raffs 13 Whoops 12 Nuggetts 11 results list Jokers 0 Alley Cats 3 Whoops 1 Nuggetts 2 Pat & Mary's 2 Riff-Raffs 1 4 Aces 1 Fireballs 2 Fireballs 1941 4 Team series Aces 1903 Team game F 667 4 Aces 650 Individual series Diana Henry 539 George Hora 584 Individual game Diana Henry 223 George Hora 212 reballs 689 and
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Alley Cats
Pat & Mary’s
Riff-Raffs
Aces
Diana Henry
George Hora
Jarvis Family Vacation Spans Chicago California and Arizona
Mr and Mrs Carl W Jarvis spent a weeklong vacation over Thanksgiving traveling with their son Jon C Jarvis. They visited the Taylors in Chicago and the Stouts Frazey and Pallitt families in Arizona before returning home via Chicago to Iowa. They enjoyed pleasant flights and good weather along the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Jarvis
Jon C. Jarvis
Chicago
San Francisco
Taylor Jarvis
Phoenix
Ariz
Donald Stouts
Tempe
Grace Frazey
Bud Pallitt
Iowa
California
Arizona
Land transfers along Dayton plots and town blocks
Mary N Beachy transfers land to Edwin M Brenneman and wife starting 3412 feet east of the southwest corner of East 2 of Mill Block Addition to Dayton. Carl C Corpman and wife transfer land to Charles N Corpman and others in Section 6-74-8 and Section 31-75-8.
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Edward A. Peiffer
Everett E. Downing
Alma L. Mapel
Margery E. Murphy
James
Harold Tadlock
Rolene
Wellman Co-operative Telephone Assoc
Wellman
Cora Griffin
Victor Strabala
Cleo Dickel
Thomas J. Bowman
William F. Dea
Green Meadows
Prior L. Fenn
Calvin D. Dorsett
J. H. Young
Washington
Grace W. Stewart
Charlotte J. Ripperger
O.S
Ezra Miller
Joe Jr. Miller
John W. Patterson
Douglas G. Moothart
Columbian
Orpha Mae Nisly
Katie Nissy Miller
J. M. Gingerich
Kalona
Donald A. Statler
Marveline L Wilson
O. L’s
Brighton
Michael D. York
Donald B. Norton
Win Smouse
Highland Park
Addie Hazel Meek
Billy E. White
Nancy L. White
W. V2
NW Va
Luther Davis
Ronnie R. Davis
Crawford
Crawfordsville
Elaine M. Larsen
Ronald G. Hughes
O. L
Block
Frank D. Miller
Robert H. Loban
Rita J. Loban
Donald E. McFarland
Michael J
Mary N. Beachy
Edwin M. Brenneman
Mill Block
Dayton
Carl C. Corpman
Charles N. Corpman
FHA Supervisor to Attend Training. Sigourney Office Open
Norval K. Hart county FHA supervisor will attend a training meeting Thursday December 12 so no FHA representative will be in Washington that date. The Sigourney Office will be open as usual. Philadelphia hairdresser sets 82 hour 10 minute hair styling endurance record at a hotel and aims for 100 hours with proceeds to the American Cancer Society.
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FHA
Norval K. Hart
Farmers Home Administration
Washington
Sigourney
Philadelphia
UPI
Guy Robinson
Robinson
American Cancer Society
John Ganon
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
Washington Police Compile Friday Accident Reports
City police checked two Friday crashes in Washington. At 8:03 a.m. Rita Kay Wright and Sondra Marie Dorsett were in a collision at an intersection causing $625 damage with no charges. Later, Richard Linn Sieren collided with a parked car on South Avenue B and West Adams. heavy damage and a charge for failure to stop in the ACDA. he received facial cuts at Washington County Hospital.
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Washington
Rita Kay Wright
Sondra Marie Dorsett
Richard Linn Sieren
Ainsworth
South Avenue B
West Adams
Mary Bricker
Sieren
Washington County Hospital
Graveside rites today for Stutzman infant
Kalona graveside services were held for the infant son of Merle and Joyce Krabill Stutzman who died shortly after birth on December 5, 1974 at Iowa Methodist Hospital Des Moines. Rev. Robert Hartzler officiated at Fairview Cemetery with Powell Funeral Home handling arrangements. Surviving are the parents a brother Heath grandparents John Stutzman Kalona Maurice Krabill Crawfordsville and great grandmother Edna Widmer Wayland.
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Kalona
Merle
Joyce Krabill Stutzman
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Fairview
Robert Hartzler
Powell Funeral Home
Heath
John Stutzman
Maurice Krabill
Crawfordsville
Edna Widmer
Wayland
Mrs Smithson dies at United Presbyterian Home
Mrs Iona Smithson 73 of 32 Willow Way on the United Presbyterian Home grounds died unexpectedly Friday December 6 1974 in our city. Funeral arrangements are pending with Sherman Eden Funeral Home. Burial will be in Mt Ayr Iowa.
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Iona Smithson
Willow Way
United Presbyterian Home
Mt. Ayr
Iowa
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Tops Club Meeting Then Christmas Party
The Tops Club will convene Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the VW room for weigh-in and then proceed to Carol Hartig's home for a Christmas gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tops Club
Tops
VW Room
Carol Hartig
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Waco
Library Notes
Dottie Miller
River Shannon
Emily Kimbrough
Noel P. Busch
Valley Forge
Michael Partridge
O.J. Simpson
Larry Fox
Piers Paul Read
Vine Deloria, Jr
Alden A. Watson
Phyllis Fiarotta
Jay M. Crandall
Rod McKuen
Helen Contant
Vermont
Abbey
Jeanette Franklin Davies
Don Juan McQueen
Eugenia Price
David Wagoner
Arlene Hale
Douglas Reeman
Fletcher Knebel
Morris West
James Michener
Georges Simenon
Michael Sharra
Abbots House
Dorothy P. Ansie
Robert Rosenblum
Lois Duncan
James Herriott
Dan Allen
Richard Fisher
Kathy Fisher
Lawrence Welk
Metta Rice
Eric Sloane
George Rudiger
Edsall D. Brown
Ashington
Metro-Goldwyn-Mesacaa
Alah Entertainment
Abi
O'Connor
Iola Morrison
Cadillac
Rod's Service Center
Hi-Rollers League
Northwestern
James D. Gorham
Northwestern Mutual Life
E. Main
Evening Journal
Debbie Harris
Karl Harris
Kristi Allison
Ron Allison
Robert Black
Omer Black
Journal
Pamida
Cimmarons
Harold Ross
Cary Hotle
Stutzman
Lamin
Sportsman Lounge
Washington, Inc
Steamboat Willie Band
Drug Store
Washington, Iowa
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