Women of Sugar Creek Church Accomplishments spotlight
WAYLAND Jan 12 The Sugar Creek Womens Missionary and Service Auxiliary met monthly for sewing quilting and packing garments. They completed ten quilts twenty five comforters 553 garments and items valued around 800. Projects included towels sheets layettes sewing kits and Christmas bundles. They sent food to a Kansas City Children's Home and produced 380 lbs soap from used fats for relief. Officers listed and other local notes.
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Wayland
Sugar Creek
Kansas City
Freida Freyenberger
Ervin Reschlv
Vernon Gerig
H. L. Wyse
Texas
Professional Directory of Lawyers Doctors and Optometrists
A directory listing attorneys Stewart Shearer Morrison Morrison Owen and others with offices and phone numbers. It includes osteopathic physician Dr P L Etter and optometrists John W Lemmon and Dr R Q Eastland with contact details. Closed Thursdays noted.
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P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
R. Q. Eastland
Journal
Crawfordsville Meeting Postponements and Local News
Meetings of W. S. C. S. and Presbyterian Women's Guild postponed to January 16 due to cold weather and drifted roads. School closure extended. semester end moved to January 19. Local sports and social notes highlight A. H. S. basketball coverage and community dinners and visits among residents and guests.
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Crawfordsville
Presbyterian Women’s Guild
Glenn Banks
Steve Fletcher
Don Lowe
Ainsworth
Linda Lowe
Kathy Allender
Cheryl Rees
Patricia Lowe
Stanley Lantz
Patricia
Hillsboro
Lantz
W. A. Orris
Orris
Florence Henss
Coralville
W. G Henss
Earl Walker
Paul Kissinger
Tucson
Ariz
Skip Orr
Fairfield
Calif
Walkers
Kissinger
Walker
Earl Lowe
Wayne, Allen
Lyle Lowe
Larry
Gene Alvine
Dennis the Menace Club Dinner Marks Weather Talk and New Officers
Dennis the Menace group met with 25 members and guest Roy Hodges of Washington. Mrs. George Fulton becomes president and Mrs. Orville Coakley secretary treasurer, with Mrs. Henry Davis re elected vice president. March meeting will start new duties as Mrs. Fulton names program chairs Myral Smith and Dick Dare. Roll call highlighted favorite kitchen gadgets, and a playful line about purple attire closed the evening.
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Roy Hodges
Washington
Lyle Paisley
Lee McCall
Andy Whiting
Ora Marlatt
Haydn Thomas
John White
Lion Tamer Junior Graber
Braden Club
George Dare
George Fulton
Orville Coakley
Henry Davis
Fulton
Myral Smith
Dick Dare
Wayland Couples Travel for Business and Visits
Wayland residents Mr. and Mrs. George Boozel spent three days on business in Newton and Grinnell and visited Des Moines. Nearby, families of Stoops and Davison joined in New London New Year’s celebrations for Ted Whitham’s 33rd wedding anniversary. Ed Bender Betty Troyer and Ardith Davison resumed studies at Northwestern College in Minneapolis. Sunday dinner guests at the Arthur Davison home included the Schantz and Te Bockhorst families.
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Noah Widmer
Leonard Leichty
Lester Neff
Orie
Sara Miller
Peoria
Ill
Hot Springs
Ark
Walter Troyer
Amasa Miller
Paul Miller
Henry Leichty
Oscar Miller
Mary
Frank
Raymond Schlatter
Troyer
Wayland
George Boozel
Newton
Grinnell
Carroll McDuffs
Des Moines
James Stoops
Arthur Davison
New London
Ted Whitham
Ed Bender
Betty Troyer
Ardith Davison
Northwestern College
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Wilbur Schantz
Leonard
Dale Johnston
W. H. Neff
McAllen
Texas
Elmer Quandt
Stuartville
Minn
Duane Peterson
Clark Loder
Larry Simpson
Phillip
Omaha
Neb
Sun
Paul Te Bockhorst
Washington
TeBockhorst
Loder
Simpson
Loders
V. J. Hesseltine
Bruce Sanchey
LeMars
Arthur Wyse
Wyse Peterson
Keokuk
Peterson
Florida
William Lee
Bettendorf
Dale Neff
Hannibal
C. W. Schlatter
West Main
Lloyd Roth
Colorado Springs
Colo
Alta Cunningham
Charles Cunningham
Henry Widmer
Lydia Roth
Milton Roth
Mabel Roth
Lloyd
Don Roth
Bill Burt
Frank Allred
Pleasant
Elmer Weakland
Rome
Arthur Allred
Mahlon Miller
Sheffield
Willis Troyer
Verna Kauffman
Richard
Crawfordsville
Archie Kauffman
John Dill Hulme
Olive Boller
Sam Hulme
George Boller
Vernon Seberg
Nancy Wenger
General Hospital
Kansas City
Ira Wenger
Gordon Rhum
Cedar Falls
Walter Sauertieg
Luzerne
C. E. Rhum
Don Hertig
Vicky
Chris Hertig
Parkview
Keota Groups Meet Despite Weather
Keota residents kept social plans despite cold conditions. Past Noble Grands met at Mrs. Keith Herr’s home with eight members, while the Hi-Lo Pinochle Club gathered at Mrs. James Coffman’s home. Prizes were awarded and yearbooks shared as Derek Coffman visited from Cedar Rapids.
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Keota
Keith Herr
Dale Singleton
Herr
Irene Baughman
Baughman
James Coffman
Earl Baker
Low
Verle Sigler
Clarence Smith
Lawrence
Mary Yoder Hostess For Chester Group Meeting
WEST CHESTER January 10 The Time for Coffee Club met January 3 with Mary Yoder as hostess and all but two members present Roll call asked what they most want to accomplish in 1962 The hostess served coffee cake doughnuts and coffee The remainder of the time was socialization Attendees included Mr and Mrs John McDowell Miss Elsie Asby Miss Doris Gerling and the Peters of this community Mr and Mrs William Kephart Mrs Edna Blumenstein and Miss Mabel Detweiler of Wellman Mr and Mrs Bill Clark Mr and Mrs Tom Eddy and Mr and Mrs Roger Tuttle of Kalona
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West Chester
Time For Coffee Club
Mary Yoder
John McDowell
Elsie Asby
Doris Gerling
Peters
William Kephart
Edna Blumenstein
Mabel Det
Loveless Urges Party To Field Governorship Candidates
Former Iowa governor Herschel C. Loveless urged fellow Democrats to seek the governorship while not ruling himself out. He said he would keep his post on the Renegotiation Board and urged competent candidates to run as he criticized Gov. Norman Erbe's fiscal policy and welfare programs. He described his federal post as saving taxpayers dollars in national defense.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Banjo
Missouri
St Louis
Des Moines
Herschel CC. Loveless
Loveless
Democratic Party of
Iowa
John F. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Norman A. Erbe
Erbe
Davenport Fire Loss Is Half Million
A four story brick Clark's Appliance Store in downtown Davenport burned in the night in one of the worst fires in years. Firefighters, aided by crews from Moline and Rock Island, prevented spread to neighboring buildings while residents were evacuated. The block's south-side stores suffered smoke and water damage. the building was valued at 250000 with stock including televisions refrigerators freezers radios and more.
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Davenport
UPI
Clark
Moline
Rock Island
Ill
Fire damages threaten block as hydrants fail in cold
Firefighters battled a blaze destroying several buildings and household appliances in a downtown block amid zero weather. Loss could approach a half million dollars as smoke drifted for miles and water pressure hampered efforts. Firefighters faced frozen hydrants and unknown blaze origin.
President Kennedy to send $92.6 billion budget to Congress
Kennedy plans to submit a 92.6 billion peacetime budget to Congress for the year starting July 1, forecasting a 93 billion revenue and a 400 million surplus. Military outlays exceed 48.5 billion, with foreign aid around 4.9 billion and NASA near 4 billion, not all spent in the year.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
U.S
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Ezra Wittmer
Farmer and Merchants Mutual Telephone Company
Professional Directory
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffrey Bldg
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
East Washington
Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
George F. Morrison
Gifford Morrison
Ira Morrison
South
Marion Ave
Morrison & Morrison
Edmund D. Morrison Jr
James E. Lloyd
West
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
Optometrists
John W. Lemmon
Lemmon Jewelry
Mrs
Marian Waters
Lions Club
Clarence Logan
Dennis the Menace
By Hank Ketcham
National Bank of Washington
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington Concrete Co
12Th St
Dunton
Wesley Methodist Church
Keith Dunton
Bill Henderson
Buzzy Tadlock
W. S. Co. S. Wesley Methodist Church
L. Darlene Churchman
Pearl Palmer
K. P
M. L. Statler
Chester
Tim
Pontiac
Tor
Buick
Washington, Iowa
Freeloader
Charles Meeks
UAW Citizenship Council
Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Meeks
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Weather Bureau
Boardwalk
Atlantic City
N. J
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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