Mrs. K W Statler Visits Cleveland for Yale Concert
Mrs. K W Statler flew to Cleveland Ohio to attend the Christmas concert by the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra and Chorus. She stayed with her brother and sister in law F George Moeller and enjoyed art at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sievert Keota
K. W. Statler
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
F. George Moeller
Moeller
Cleveland Symphony Chorus
Zehr
Eugene Zehr
Washington
Larry Zehr
Stanley Zehr
Kathryn Pratt
Cecil Zehr
Fairfield
Fred Ze
Edith Yoder
Bill Yoder
Iowa City
Jim Donohoe
Maurice Conrad
Jim Finucane
Boone
Jim Miller
Paul Sievert
Cedar Rapids
Progress Club Holiday Meeting Hosts Gift Exchange
Progress Club met December 10 at Mrs Wyse home for a Christmas gathering with fifteen members. The Sisters provided a holiday musical program, and president Mrs Donald Rich gave handmade candles to each member. A community Christmas Eve candlelight service was announced at Wayland Mennonite Church. Burial details noted for Mrs Wilma Roth Miller, with survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Iowa City
Honohans
Mexico
Hopewell Sewing Club
Leo Sieren
Melvin Staubaugh
Sieren
Dorothy Chambers
L. G. W. Club
Carl Luers
David Lyle
Bill Yoder
Paul Adam
Washington
Yoder
Louie Hermanstorfer
Jay Warren
Randy Reighard
Karl Jones
Tom West
Hazel McCarty
Halcyon House
Mark Weber
Vic Vogel
Vie
Mercy Hospital
Waunita
Rich
Wayland Mennonite Church
Ralph Roth
James R.troutman
Wilma Roth Miller
Jay Funeral Home
Ottumwa
Miller
Corydon Hospital
Mark
Linda
Tucson
Arizona
Eva Ruth
Ruth
Denny Barker
Corydon
Addie Davison
Jim Davison
Arthur Davison
Wendell
Duane Alliman
James Stoops
Emily
Dale Nebel
Evans
Cole
Raymond Nebel
Mike
Debbie Hobbs
Bloomfield
Bill Nebel
Ronnie
Marty
Jimmy
Shirley Luers
Keota
Hattie Nebel
Lone Tree
Johenny Mast
Waco Middle School
Stan Miller
Mast
Geraldine Richenberger
Duran
Cindy
Ora Keiser
Kalona
Richard Yoder
Ralph McGuire
Arthur Speas
Gene Klopfenstein
Steve Goodwin
Eda Boshart
Alfred Wagler
Charles Wyse
Russell and
Ray
Greg Brooks
Gerry Miles
Sheila
Levi Roth
Oscar Richard
Glen Reschly
LaVerne Farmer
Deeds Recorded for Multiple Property Transfers
On The Record Deeds record transfers including Hubert J Drish to Thomas M Keeley and wife Lot 4 Block 8 Orce Eldred Howard to James Hill N sin of Lot 13 and South 26 ft of Lot 14 Miller's Addition South Estate of Eli J Cook to Virgil W Krantz and Mary M Krantz An undivided interest in Lot 2 Cunningham and Knupp's Addition NE Washington Estate of Marcella N Cook to Virgil W Krantz and Mary M Krantz An undivided percentage interest in Lot 2 Cunningham and Knupp's Addition to NE Town of West Chester to Albert Wilkins and Florene Wilkins Lot 10 Block 5 James B Crayne's Addition Town of West Chester Estate of Inex Schneider to Robert D Wetrich and Judith Diane Wetrich Lots 17 and 18 Shannon Heights Subdivision SW 1 4 of Section 16 75 7.
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Hubert J. Drish
Thomas M. Keeley
Orceildred Howard
James Hill
Miller
South
Washington
Eli J. Cook
Virgil W. Krantz
Mary M. Krantz
West Chester
Inex Schneider
Robert D. Wetrich
Judith Diane Wetrich
Shannon Heights
Ebb Tide Colonge Mention Sparks Nebraskan Quip
L.M. Boyd muses on a new cologne named Ebb Tide remarking that ebb tide scents are not marketable yet noting an odd aromatic charm. He contrasts beach odors with other scents while lightly riffing on social observations and a telephone question about line usage.
Telephone advances and quirky notes in Washington papers
A column fragment notes forthcoming telephone features such as multi party calls and call rerouting, mentions charity bequests from deceased donors, quotes Mark Twain, and jokes about wristwatches and Alexander the Great. It includes light newsroom asides about newborn heart rates and a copyright tag from 1973.
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Ady
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Yale
Progress Club
L.M. Boyd
Sséw
Sam Clemens
Alexander the Great
High
Alexander
U.S
Public Health Service
M. Boyd
Nancy
Andle
Sandy
Goodyear
Mara
Fed
Celly
Wase
Ayne’s Oil & Tire Service
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