Westminster Guild meeting at the Cotter Church
The Westminster Guild of the Cotter United Presbyterian Church met at the home of Mrs. Luther Billingsly with co hostess Mrs. Marvin Carlson. Fourteen members and one guest attended. The group discussed hunger, shared notes from the Year Book of Prayer, collected charity items for missions, planned a Valentine party, and arranged quilting days. Several members and visitors were noted, with hospital updates and family news surrounding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Westminister Guild
Cotter United Presbyterian Church
Luther Billingsly
Marvin Carlson
Gale Niffenegger
Riverside WSCS Plans for Meeting
Riverside Women’s Society of Christian Service will meet at the church on Wednesday at 2 p.m. for a regular meeting with call to prayer and self denial led by Mrs. John Tener. A business session follows, hosted by Mrs. Lewis Havel and Mrs. Oscar Geret. Peggy Fox and Linda Kron visited from Thursday to Monday during semester break. Mrs. Leocadia Kron and Mrs. Theresa Libenguth remain hospitalized at Mercy Hospital for medical concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Women’s Society of Christian Service
John Tener
Spritual Life
Lewis Havel
Oscar Geret
Peggy Fox
Lyle Fox
Linda Kron
Elmo Kron
Upper Town
Leocadia Kron
Mercy Hospital
Theresa Libenguth
Mary Colbert
Pekin Music Boosters plan Little Abner operetta
Pekin Music Boosters held a meeting with 12 members at Pekin High School. They reported on staging the Little Abner operetta March 4 5 and 6 at Pekin High School with orchestration led by Schantz and Bethards. Also noted was Central’s Blackhawk Concert March 16 and upcoming Cub Scout activities and Pack meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Pekin Music Boosters
Bethards
Kurtz
Schantz
Meeker
Pekin High School
Beth
Lions
Dick Roberts
Den 1
Ron Greeson
Vernon Harras
Bill Anderson
America
Den 2
John Cox
Johnny, Cox
Allen Mullikan
Bobby McReynolds
Richland Moves In Joe White Family At Young Property
Joe and Mrs. Joe White and their infant son have moved into the Young property one block east of the square in Richland. Mr. White works at Allen Chevrolet and Mrs. White, formerly Jean Rogers, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rogers. The note also mentions social events and local visits, including a hostes s afternoon coffee for Mrs. Charles Brinning, now of Brighton, and plans for the Brinnings to move to Ralph Shirkey farm. The article lists many attendees, a university degree news, and nearby visitations, plus a co op supper and a Pekin Community High School Music department concert rescheduled due to bad roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Long Richland
Joe White
White
Allen Chevrolet
Jean Rogers
Roy. Rogers
Ralph Shirkey
Charles Brinning
Brighton
Brinning
Shirkeys
Richland
Don Underwood
Dale Starr
Paul Oti
Kenneth Patterson
Don Whitlow
Lawrence Baker
David Sentman
University of Town
Graden Morrow
Ottumwa
Mildred Holden
Phoenix
Ariz
Doylea Hartnell
Kevin Hinshaw
Emil Emonin
Fairfield
Homer Morrow
Douds
Ferne Hartnell
Skaters eye fourth World title bid at Lyons France
Judy Schwomeyer and James Sladky, both U S Gold Dance champions, seek a fourth straight World Championship appearance after winning the U S title in Buffalo. Schwomeyer, 20, from Indianapolis, and Sladky, 23, of Solvay NY, have climbed from fourth to second in past worlds. Junior star Melissa Militano, 15, claimed the Junior Ladies title after landmark triple toe loop, with her brother Mark earning a North American team spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Judy Schwomeyer
James Sladky
Schwemeyer
Indianapolis
Sladky
Solvay
N Y
U.S
Geneva
Colorado Springs
Colo
Yugoslavia
Lyons
France
Melissa Militano
Lynn
Mass
Miss Militano
Patricia Shelley
Downey
Calif
Priscilla Club Meets At McCracken Home
Mrs. C B McCracken hosted the Priscilla Club in Richland with nine members attending and a Help One Help All program. The Clay Club met with 13 members and a guest, and secret mystery sisters were drawn during the meeting. Virginia’s area is 42627 square miles with 2365 in water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Priscilla Club
C. B. McCracken
Maurice Gould
Mattie Collett
B. McCracken
Cecil Snider
Washington
Willa Mae Swinney
Marie Snider
Clay Club
Charles Blakely
Ken
Virginia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Billingsly
Westminster Guild Meeting
C. A. Thompson
Don Sands
Helen Edwards
Burl Richards
Seoul
Korea
Kenneth Arthur
Bill Edwards
Welfare Office
Louisa County
Candy Star
Mrs. Cassady
Bob Robertson
Nada Mission
Canada
Riz
Overseas Hospital
Donald Schantz
Paul Hartsock
Banks
Guild
Valentine
Burdette Davis
Hayden Davis
Kenneth Hazen
Bart
Marshaltown
Hugh Hazelett
Duane Hazen
Rodney Arnold
the Hazen
Little Bart Hazen
Bill Krotz
Mercy
Norman Sojka
Cedar Rapids
Desmond Norris
Hiawatha
Wes Sojka
Northrup
Simore
Reat
Delbert J. Krotz
WSCS
Ramrod
Florida
Atom
Robison Feeds Inc. Feed Grain, Fertilizer, Chemicals
Iowa
Monsanto
Dennis the Menace
Hank Ketcham
Pekin
Mrs
Don Lon
Nas
Lions Building
Dick Downey
Bob McReynolds
Willis Mulligan
Kirksville College
Missour
Dale Sasseen
Raymond Hadley
Dixie
Keith Sassseen
Darrel (Floy) Oswalt
Washington County Hospital
Town City
Harry Garris
John
Packwood
Harry Braden
Hedrick
Myrtle Gillum
Ednas Rest Home
Mabel Hollingsworth
Wendell Bachmann
Indianola
Joe
Jefferson Co. Hospital
Doyle Hartnell
Fred Reddick
Burlington
Keng
Victor P Cell
Kenny & Win
Don Long
Ray Moorer
Jack Moore
Jacque
Kenneth Nordyke
Jr. Snyder
Cliff White
Ken Lankford
Larry Morgan
Craig Morgan
Jim Wolcott
Pekin Community High School
Harry Bethards
Leonard Sehantz
Crus
Don C. Simmering
M. John Owen
West Chester
Washington Evening Journal
Kaiser
Chemicalsashington
Ron Sieren
Mgr
Mullikin Bros. Fertilizer & Agricultural Chemicals
Paul Hagist
Mrs. McCracken
Priscilla
Lankford
Ray Mourer
James Wolcott
Cedric Wolcott
Mer
Washington Area
Nate Young
New Purina Farm
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