Library notes Washington Public Library hours and new acquisitions
The Washington Public Library reports variable weather and extended hours while announcing 36 art reproductions funded by memorials. It lists numerous new fiction and non-fiction titles plus reference books and personal volumes, noting added materials include The Land and People of Scotland, Earthclock, The New York Times Book of Money, and many other works across genres.
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Jing
Friz
Philander Johnson
The
Land & People of Scotland
Cowie
Margaret Lemke
Rosemary Berdo
Lena McGaffey
Ethel Killian
Joan Moriarty
Paul Engle
Ralph Shannon
Anita Nygaard
Ruth Gibson
Grace Nell Crowell
Helen Lacky
Lee Trevino
Charles Hayes
Butch Wells
Gladys Taber
T. J. Berdo
George Rudiger
Time Life
Doris Hedges
Donald Lee Heisdorffer
Paul E. Erdman
Arabia
Ellen Geld
England
Noel B. Gerson
F.B.I
Harry Harrison
George Armstrong Custer
Douglas C. Jones
Richard Lockridge
Holly
Miss Quinn
Miss Read
John R. Scalzo
Elizabeth Seifert
R.T. Stevens
Russia
Frank Swinnerton
David Wagoner
Mike Hunt
Guiness
Statesman
John Paxton
Ruth W. Gregory
E. F. Carter
New York Times
Richard E. Blodgett
America
Pearl Bailey
David Collison
Morris Wright
Win Winkler
Julian Robenson
Mary MacCracken
Otis L. Guernsey
Midland
Milton M. Reigelman
Elizabeth Coatsworth
Archibald MacLeish
Kenneth Woodin
Maya Angelow
Emily Kimbrough
David Reuben
R.D. Laing
Lowell Thomas
Mrs. Black
Dave Elder
Mr. Elder
United Church Youth to serve chili supper Friday
Crawfordsville January 7 The United Church Youth Fellowship will host a chili supper in the South Church building from 5 to 6 30 p m Friday January 14 before the Waco Van Buren basketball game. The event has no charge though free will contributions are welcome. There is no school in the Waco district January 13 and 14 due to in-service and workday. The second semester starts January 17. Betty Lintz hosted fourteen White Cloud Club members, who named Iowa historical places. The London trip photos and souvenirs were shared. Ella Hamilton sets the all day sewing meeting February 1.
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Crawfordsville
United Church Youth Fellowship
South Church
Waco-Van Buren
Waco
Betty Lintz
White Cloud Club
Iowa
Columbus hosts second semester adult education classes
Columbus Community Schools and Muscatine Community College offer adult education at Columbus High School starting the week of January 24. Minimum enrollment is ten per class with pre registrations to Dick Peterson. Five classes open now Ceramics knitting and crocheting beginning macrame bridge and multi media first aid. Additional classes advanced macrame and upholstery may be added if interest.
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Columbus Community Schools
Muscatine Community College
Columbus High School
Dick Peterson
Peterson
Shirley Pfeiffer
Diana Foor
Pat Fulton
OSHA
Rick Peters
Worms Find Free Food in Aged Fallout Biscuits
Myra Lee of Multnomah County Emergency Services said Pentagon civil defense experts want 100000 tons of survival biscuits removed from fallout shelters. The aged biscuits, she noted, would cause diarrhea if eaten by humans or animals, but Oregon worm growers are lining up to use them as food for worms.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
Myra Lee
Multnomah
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