Social Security Medical Insurance open enrollment in Burlington district
More than 9 of 10 seniors over 65 already have medical insurance. Richard L. Roth states 1243 eligible in Burlington five county area did not sign up. Enroll by April 1 1968 with coverage starting July 1 1968. Premium is 4 dollars monthly, government match doubles value. Those missing second chance will face higher premiums later.
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Burlington
Richard L. Roth
Des Moines
Henry County
Lee County
Louisa County
Washington County
Nity
Social Security Administration
Grade A Dairy Sanitation Guide Published at Iowa State
Iowa State University Extension reports a new publication Grade A Dairy Sanitation outlining requirements for grade A dairy farms. Dairyman W S LaGrange says the pamphlet adapts the grade A pasteurized milk ordinance and aids remodelers and entrants, covering milk room design water supply utensils personal hygiene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State University
County Extension Direcor
Jim Frier
W. S. LaGrange
Extension Dairyman
Iowa State
U. S. Public Health Service
Peiffers Lead Knights of Columbus Pinochle Marathon
Ralph Peiffers pair top the Knights of Columbus pinochle marathon with 7300 points after eight rounds. Harold So baski pair sit second at 6500, Ray Hammen pair third with 6000, and a tie for fourth between Al Te Bockhorst Colette Bruty and Edward Peiffer at 5880. Remaining top ten include Leo Vittetoe 5760 George Hora 5410 Bill Redlinger 5150 Keith Hora 4720 George Sojka 4590 and Leo Marie 4480.
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Ralph Peiffer
Knights of Columbus
Harold Sobaski
Ray Hammen
al Te Bockhorst
Colette Bruty
Edward Peiffer
Leo Vittetoe
George Hora
Bill Redlinger
Keith Hora
George Sojka
Leo Marie
Chorus of Show Boat opens practice at Morris home
The first chorus practice for Show Boat is at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Charles Morris residence. All chorus members are urged to attend.
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Charles Morris
Finian's Rainbow rehearsals at Mid-Prairie High School
Finian's Rainbow is in rehearsal at Mid-Prairie High School with a cast of more than seventy students preparing for a late March production. The story follows Finian McLonergan and companions on a humorous voyage involving pursuit of riches and magical Rainbow Valley icons featuring songs like Look to the Rainbow and How Are Things in Glocca Morra.
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Finian
Mid - Prairie High School
Finian McLonergan
Glocca Morra
Ireland
Finan
Sharon
Woody Mahoney
Susan
Rainbow Valley
St Paul United Church of Christ Ash Wednesday Family Night
The church will host a family night for Ash Wednesday with Holy Communion led by Reverend David Groenemann. A spaghetti and meatball supper begins at 6 o'clock, attendees to bring table service and a pie. Mr and Mrs Dwain Tschantz chair supper arrangements. worship starts at 7 30 p.m.
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St. Paul United Church of Christ
David Groenemann
Adminster
Dwain Tschantz
Men in Service Peiffer Pvt John E Peiffer
Peiffer John E. Peiffer ER 17774726 Co A 4 Bn 2 BCT BDE 3rd Platoon Ft Leonard Wood Mo 65473 joining military service with unit and address listed for official notice.
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John E. Peiffer
Ft. Leonard Wood
The Shoe Fits Dick Paul
A reader describes a baby resisting shoe fitting. The suggested cures include holding the leg straight with fingers behind the knee to relax the foot, a technique likened to stopping a sneeze. Often, moving to larger shoes calms the child, indicating the issue is the shoe size rather than the shoe itself.
NFO Meeting Slated This Evening in Washington County
An NFO meeting is scheduled for 8 o clock this evening at the old school house on the county fairgrounds in Washington. Attendees will hear progress reports on the holding action and learn details of the NFO program from national, state, and local leaders.
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Washington County Nfo
County Fairgrounds
Washington
NFO
Presbyterians plan Lenten Communion service in Washington
The Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church and the First Presbyterian church in Washington join for Ash Wednesday Communion at First Presbyterian at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Clarence C. Dehne delivers the message What Do You Want Me To Do For You The combined adult choirs sing Sanctus with Kay Stewart as soloist Calvin Wolf conducts the choir and Lawrence Zuehlke is organist Elders Percy Holder and Harold Johnson assist with liturgy A nursery for preschool children is provided.
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Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Washington
Clarence C. Dehne
Kay Stewart
Calvin Wolf
Lawrence Zuehlke
Funeral today for Mrs Rahmiller 70
Funeral services were held at 1:30 p.m. at Stacy Lewis Funeral Home in Columbus Junction for Mrs Jessie Rahmiller 70 of Muscatine formerly of Columbus Junction who died Saturday morning at Muscatine General Hospital Burial was in Indian Creek Cemetery The former Jessie Stone was born August 17 1897 in Columbus City She married Harmon Rahmiller who died in 1950 Survivors include a son Charles of Columbus City a daughter Mrs Wilma Johnston of Wapello two grandchildren and one brother Frank Stone of Columbus Junction
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Columbus Junction
Stacy Lewis
Jessie Rahmiller
Muscatine
Muscatine General Hospital
Indian Creek Cemetery
Jessie Stone
Columbus City
Harmon Rahmiller
Charles
Wilma Johnston
Wapello
Frank Stone
Former Richland man claimed in Arizona
Gus L. Bond 62 a former Richland resident died Friday in a Glendale hospital after two days illness with pneumonia. He had been a wheelchair user for 12 years due to arthritis. Born north of Richland to Asbury and Miriam Bond, he moved to Arizona in 1942 and married in 1944. Surviving sisters are Helen Allen, Joanna Ward of Richland, Faye Crawford of Washington, and Mary Hartzell of Ollie. Wife died in 1957. one brother and two sisters preceded him. Funeral rites will be held in Arizona.
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Richland
Gus L. Bond
Glendale
Ariz
Bond
Asbury
Miriam Sasseen Bond
Arizona
Helen Allen
Joanna Ward
Faye Crawford
Washington
Mary Hartzell
Ollie
Books Added to Highland Library Shelves and Activities
Several hundred new books, fiction and non fiction, have been placed on Highland Community School library shelves since the start of the school year. Twelve new periodical titles bring the total magazines to twenty five for student use. Highland Student Library Aides, under sponsor Mrs. Lane, organize, join ISLA. Sandra Brehmer and Sara Gerdes attended the Tall Corn Conference Band at UNI. Sara played clarinet, Sandra first chair flute. Sandra leaves for Aledo Illinois. Mrs. Catharyn Brehmer resigns from second grade, replaced by Lori Murdock. Denny Bush to represent Highland at Boys District Wrestling Tournament. School board approves 6000 base for BA teachers for 1968-69.
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Highland Community School Library
Sandra Brehmer
Sara Gerdes
University of Northern Iowa
Sara
Sandra
Aledo
Illinois
Catharyn Brehmer
Ainsworth
Loralea Murdock
University of Iowa
Denny Bush
Highland
Richland infant dies in Fairfield hospital
Richland infant Richland David Martin Willey infant son of Rev. Larry and Marlene Willey died February 25 at 8 52 am in Jefferson County Hospital where he was born February 24 at 8 20 am Survived by parents a sister Linda at home grandparents Clyde B Willey Mansfield Ohio and W C Lash Willard Ohio two great grandmothers Edith Wiley and Edith Anspach Thornhill Ohio Brother Mark preceded him in death December 12 1966 Body brought to Gould Funeral Home Richland and will be taken to Ohio Tuesday for commital in Willard Cemetery
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Richland
David Martin Willey
Larry and
Marlene Lash Willey
Jefferson County Hospital
Linda
Clyde B. Willey
Mansfield
Ohio
W. C. Lash
Willard
Edith Willey
Edith Anspach
Thornhill
Mark
Gould Funeral Home
Willard, Ohio
Farmers Produce earns Kent honors
Al Olson of Farmers Produce, Crawfordsville Iowa, received an Outstanding Service Award at a Kent Feeds dinner in Burlington for high feed tonnage in 1967 and for service to regional livestock and poultry producers. O W Joiner Kent executive VP presented the plaque and thanked the firm. About 225 Kent dealers and guests attended.
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al Olson
Farmers Produce
Crawfordsville
Iowa
Kent
Burlington
O.W. Joiner
Kent Feeds
C. W. Joiner
Mid-Prairie FFA earns top honors at sub-district contest
The Mid-Prairie FFA chapter won four gold awards at the Belle Plaine sub-district contest on Saturday February 17 advancing to the district conference in West Liberty March 9. Golds went to John Townsend Creed Speaker Steve Schroeder Extemporaneous Speaker Calvin Gungerich Public Speaker and the parliamentary procedure team of Don Wiles Harry Hale Scott Pemberton Denny Yoder Kenny Martin with alternate Doug Dunn.
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Mid - Praire
FFA
Belle Plaine
West Liberty
John Townsend
Creed
Steve Schroeder
Calvin Gungerich
Don Wiles
Harry Hale
Scott Pemberton
Denny Yoder
Kenny Martin
Doug Dunn
Bill Cortum
De-Men Meet Tonight At YMCA For Planning
The De-Men will meet at the YMCA at 7 30 p m to discuss future plans and finalize details of the Red Head girls game project. The area Coaches Dream Team defeated the girls 79 to 78 in a close Saturday contest before a near capacity crowd with notable tricks and entertainment by the Red Heads despite Mary Parsons broken hand.
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Washington
YMCA
Mary Parsons
Iowa
Becky Harp
Roger Harrington
Glenn Williams
Eldon Brake
de - Men
Mixed Bowling High Scores From Weekend League
Four Pins led with a team series of 2213 and 810 in team games while Nite Owls posted 2092 and 742. Lucy Smith topped individuals with a 625 series and 236 game, followed by Marlane Miller with a 639 series and 234 game.
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Owls
Lucy Smith
Marlane Miller
Nite Owls
Espsesses
R’s Eees
Delseee
Ceesscuse
Holy Rollers
Richards
Record of new car purchases and owners
A listing of new car purchases includes Joe Jefferson Leshly with a Dodge B. D. Duna Fur and Wood Co. Rose Mary Kne bel owns a Mercury Michael Pete Mc Dole a Ford Alba Bell a Chevrolet Ronald E. Schultz Skyline Mobile Home Laverne Perl Messer a Chevrolet Paul or Dor thea Hazelett a Chevrolet and Martin Hubert Brophy a Chevrolet truck.
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Joe Jefferson Leshly
Dodge
B. D. Duna
Nixon and Johnson Dead Even in Gallup Poll
A Gallup survey of over 1,500 voters in about 320 U.S. locations shows a toss up if the election were held today between President Johnson and former Vice President Nixon, with Nixon tied and Johnson down from last month. George Wallace entering could not break the deadlock.
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Princeton
N.J
UPI
Gallup
Pesident Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
US S
Nixon
Johnson
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Richard Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Kent Feed Dealers Honor Hotle Feed at Cedar Rapids
Hotle Feed & Grain Co of Washington received an Outstanding Service Award at a Kent Feeds dinner and awards ceremony in Cedar Rapids. C W Joiner Kent Feeds executive VP GM presented the plaque and thanked the firm for its contribution to the company’s growth. About 300 Kent dealers attended.
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Hotle Feed & Grain Co
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Muscular Aches Relief Advertised by Provo Tablets
Provo tablets offer temporary relief from minor aches and body stiffness linked to arthritis rheumatism bursitis lumbago backbone stiff joints and muscular pains with a money back guarantee. Walgreen Agency ClinCup Drug Store West Side Square.
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PROVO
Clincup Drug Store
Walgreen Agency
West Side Square
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Medical Insurance Open
Ralph Peiffers
Fern Pastry Shop
Pan
Pastry Shop
Rainbow
Mid-Prairie
St. Paul
Peiffer
Dick Paul
Pires
North Side Square
Evening Journal
Presbyterians
Wolf's Flower Shop
Highland Library
Highland Student Library Aides
Lane
ISLA
Iowa Student Librarian’s Association
Highland School Board
Fairfield Hospital
Mid - Prairie
Craig Smith
Dean Blum
Bill Blumenstein
Charles Johnson
Loren Huber
Voe. Ag
Paul Swank
LBJ
Hotle Feed
Jack & Jill
del Monte
Nestle’s
Gooch’s Noodles
Welch
Suzette
Orida
Maeee
Fuhr
Cochran
Nelo Et
Food Center
Dale Fuhr
Joe Cochran
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