Ainsworth OES chapter hosts Christmas potluck and officers
The Ainsworth chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held a Christmas potluck supper at the Masonic Temple with a short program of carols led by Madge Morris. Officers were installed including Lois Farrier as Worthy Matron and Dell Farrier as Worthy Patron. A memorial for departed members was announced and an open installation is planned for January 20.
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C. A. Thompson Ainsworth
Paul Beard
Mary O’conner
G. F. Trotter
C. A. Thompson
Kenneth Ornduff
Ainsworth
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Betty
Bob Stewart
Frances Wilson
Madge Morris
Wilma Arthur
Electa
Alice Lord
Martha
Shirley Owens
Dell Farrier
Delores Wood
Gilbert Wood
Linus
Mary O'Conner
Lois Farrier
Betty Stewart
Kenneth Arthur
Aileen White
Arlene Jones
Temple
Mary Meeks
Family Night in Kalona Features Pitch-in and Choir Program
United Women’s Fellowship held a December meeting at the United Christian and Baptist Church Kalona with a pitch-in dinner, holiday decorations, a large Christmas greeting, and a musical program. Mrs. Ford Skola led a sing-along and devotions were by Mrs. Richard Scott. Plans for a work meeting December 13 to prepare plates for shut-ins were announced.
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Donna
Alvin Wehr
Maxine
Bob Duncan
Sandy Stout
Todd
Kenneth Ornduff
Ronald Ornduff
Questers Co-Operative Turkey
John Owens
West Chester
George Colthurst
Harold Gerdes
Lawrence Hartmann
Gene Stephens
Prior Fenn
Louis Koehler
Don Schantz
Ainsworth
Legion Hall
Ladies Aid
Cotter United
Hugh Morris
Morris
Paul Beard
C. A. Thompson
Kalona
United Women’s Fellowship
United Christian and Baptist Church
John Woodin
Ford Skola
Richard Scott
Richard Adams
Roy Pewitt
Lewis Belcher
Lloyd Plecker
Pewitt
D. Paul Yoder
Washington
Dale Roberts
Jerry Yoder
Mabel Erb
Elroy Holsapple
Nancy Ludwig
Vivian Ropp
Nancy Yoder
Sarasota
Fla
Gerald Bender
John R. Knepp
Clarence Hostetler
Lewis Swartzendruber
Lucille
Amos Hostetler
Mose Bontrager
Harley Miller
Lana Yoder
Jens Kramers
Pepper Club gathering notes and local social updates
Keota area notes cover Pepper Club Sunday meeting at Robert Flynn home with prizes won by Donnie Sieren and Mrs. Dennis Conrad. Includes hospital stays for Mrs. Leland Funston, visits from Galen Weaver and others, and community club drawing winners Ruth Zehr and Elvin Shafer plus several $10 recipients.
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Paul Sievert Keota
Larry Sanders
Joy Hesseltine
Robert Malley
Pepper Club
Robert Flynn
Donnie Sieren
Dennis Conrad
Leland Funston
Keokuk County Hospital
Ottumwa Hospital
Galen Weaver
Minnie Slead
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Dan Bennett
Roger Shifflett
Sigourney
Ollie Coffman
Virgil Coffman
George Bond
al Reighard
Dean Epperly
Williamsburg
Ruth Zehr
Elvin Shafer
Kinross
Dick Lee
Walburga Heisdorffer
Adrian Kafka
Floyd Maule
George Adam
Duane Sprouse
Ames
Sprouse
Kim
Shawn Powell
Maurice Conrad
Jarrel Powell
David Sondag
Tina
Christmas program set for Sigourney Bethel Church
Community members visit Iowa City and nearby towns as families host dinners and attend church events. A Sigourney Bethel Church Christmas program on December 23 features a long list of musical recitations and solos by local youths, with a basement reception afterward.
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Iowa City
Leonard
Charles Luers
Wilmore
Carl Luers
Kentucky
Clayton Funston
Leland Funston
Jim Hammes
Rosa Greiner
Gordon Horras
Bud Horras
Terry Horras
Pleasant Plain
Keith Herr
Ottumwa Heights
Judy
Sigourney Bethel Church
Lara Ann Klett
Charles Sellers
Art show by Steve Fulton at Cornell College in Columbus Junction
Steve Fulton, a Cornell College senior, presented an art show in the Armstrong Building of Fine Arts featuring oils, pastels, sculptures, wood and metal work, ceramics, and sketches. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Fulton and a Columbus Community High School graduate.
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Columbus Junction
Steve Fulton
Cornell College
Armstrong Building of Fine Arts
Cornell
Steve
William Fulton
Columbus Community High School
R. H. Lieberknecht
Hawaii
American Farm Bureau
Los Angeles
United Presbyterian Church
Denley Ganfield
Government ends extended storage on price support grain
Washington officials eliminate re seal extensions for price support loans affecting about 243 million bushels of wheat 215 million of corn and 134 million of oats plus smaller amounts of sorghum and rye. Loans must mature in 1973 with no further extensions forcing farmers to pay off sell or deliver title to the government.
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Bernard Brenner
UPI
Washington
Russia
Senior 4-H Co-Ed's to See Ice Follies
The Senior 4-H Co-Ed Club sponsors a trip to Holiday on Ice at the Moline Coliseum for older 4-H members on Wednesday, December 27. 10th graders and up in high school must contact Cheryl Pfeifer by December 16 for reservations.
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Moline
Illinois
Cheryl Pfeifer
Eric Graber
Crawfordsville
Jill Davis
Paula Wehr
Keota
Joe Walker
Washington
Diane Flynn
West Chester
Mike Jones
Paul Reed
Rodney Letts
Marion Timmins
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Becky Roop
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Beth Roop
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Professional Directory
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Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
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East Main Street
Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law
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Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Earl O. Wright
Brighton
M.L. Tweeton
North Marion
Production Credit Association
North Iowa
Melvin Schneider
Maplewood Manor
P.L. Etter
Osteopathic
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John W. Lemmon
Iowa Avenue
New York
Prince Stanislas Stash
Lee
Newsweek Magazine
John A. Yoder
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Graber
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