Social Hour Club and Lions Club notice from Crawfordsville
Social Hour Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Don Blankenhorn’s home with eleven members present. Lions Club held a 6:30 p.m. dinner at the schoolhouse with thirty attending and Daryl Owens joining. plans were made for a Pancake Supper on February 20 at the schoolhouse with adult tickets at 1.25 and children 0.75. The report mentions many local visits, graveside rites for Mrs. Marvin Woodburn, Cub Scouts Pack 32 meeting at the Legion Hall, and WSCS meeting at the United Methodist Church with a $25 donation for the Call to Prayer and Self-Denial project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Wells
Crawfordsville
Don Blankenhorn
Jim Jewell
Arlene Fletcher
Lions Club
Lions
Legion Auxiliary
Harry Suter
Steve Fletcher
George Fulton
Daryl Owens
Russell Williams
Kenneth Rhea
A. C. Bain
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Cherryholmes
Dale Woodburn
Glen Green
Lou Rath
Washington
Clark Wood
Columbus Junction
Legion Hall
Tom Conrad
Thomas Chillicoth
Ada Spencer
Irma Hantt
Harold Williams
Max Mitchell
George Canott
Larry Fletcher
Floyd Fisher
Donald Lee
Rex Seauchamp
Monday holiday reform brings many long weekends in 1971
TheUniform Holiday Act implemented January 1 1971 expands Monday holiday observances across states creating a record number of long weekends. Dates shift for Washington’s Birthday Memorial Day Columbus Day Veterans Day and more while some states maintain unique local holidays causing differing schedules and mail service pauses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Washington
Congress
Yester
Louisiana
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Wisconsin
South Dakota
U. S
District of Columbia
Massachusetts
Robert E. Lee
Dixie
Lincoln
Shultz Emerges Strong Man on Nixon Economic Team
Washington reports George P. Shultz, 49, as the weighty voice on Nixon policy, directing the Office of Management and Budget while shaping plans to curb inflation and sustain employment. Connally seeks access to the President, but Shultz’s influence could blunt those efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shultz
Nixon
Washington
George P. Shultz
Addi Tion
Office of Management and Budget
Council (of Economic Advisers
Treasury
George Shultz
Council
J. Shultz
University of Chicago
Graduate School of Business Administration
Schultz
Property Transfers Reported in Riverside and Section 35
Records show Richard Schnoebelen and wife purchasing Lot 8 in Schnoebelen's Second Subdivision Riverside. Madge Rabenold conveys land in Section 35 756 to Dale A Byerly and wife. New car notes list Nathaniel Ewart Young Bus Washington Electric Service Ford Truck Mace Motor Inc Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Schnoebelen
George C. Nelson
Schnoebelen
Riverside
Madge Rabenold
Dale A. Byerly
Nathaniel Ewart Young
Washington Electric Service
Ford Truck
Mace Motor . Inc
Ford
Radio preacher Carl McIntire adds real estate empire
The nationally known radio preacher has acquired Cape May hotels and a 300 acre Cape Canaveral development including a $45 million Hilton hotel and a 1,260 unit apartment complex. His group already owns the Christian Admiral Hotel and Congress Hall, with Windsor Hotel added to Cape May holdings as expansion continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl McIntire
Reformation Hour
Cape May
N.J
Capenaveral
Fla
America
Melntire
Christian Admiral
Congress Hall
Windsor
McIntire plans $300000 Florida Biblical Museum and expanding broadcasts
Rev Billy James McIntire outlines a Florida project halfway between Jacksonville and Miami 55 miles east of the new Disneyland to serve as a year round freedom center and Christian conference. The complex will host anti Communist seminars and policy discussions while advocating fundamentalist doctrine. He aims to establish a four year reformation college and to expand his broadcast network to 1000 stations, seeking $1 million in donations and projecting annual activities and a potential $5 million annual cash flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
McIntire
UPL
Jacksonville
Miami
Disneyland
Freedom Center
Christian Conference
U.S
Shelton College
Cape May
Collingswood, N.J
Bank Statement Shows Assets and Deposits Amid Leadership Change
The report lists cash and due from banks, U S Treasury securities, government agency and corporate securities, loans, premises and fixtures, and total assets. Deposits include demand and time savings from individuals, partnerships, and corporations, along with government and state deposits. Capital includes common stock, surplus, reserves, and other capital accounts. The file names James Quinn, Clarence Kaufman, Gene Stephens, and Earl R. Wood as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Treasury
U. S
United States
Earl R. Wood
Pres
Cleo C. Orris
Exec. V.P
Also Mentioned on This Page
France
Srottgrom
Fey
Kowth Hormon
C. H. LI
University of California
San Francisco
Mrs. Blankenhorn
Marvin Woodburn
Omaha
Ainsworth Cemetery
Cherryholmes
Bain
By Norman Kempster
Nancy
Radio Preacher's Investments
Louis Cassels
UPI
Mel Johnson
Tell the World Singers
Des Moines, Iowa
Iowa Mennonite School
Kalono
Bill Putman
Putman
Ainsworth Post Office
Ed Havel
Sheriff's Department
Havel
Journal
Mcclntire
Vietnam
Ecumenical Movement
God
State Bank No
Ainsworth State Bank
Ainsworth
Iowa
Internal Revenue Service
Ead
State of
James Quinn
Clarence Kaufman
Gene Stephens
Cleo C. Orris E.V.P
Kenneth Orndutt
Erwin Wulf
Mary
Spessard
Evening Journal
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