Plan for new year United Fund elects officers
Kalona Unit ed Fund Inc held its annual meeting at Kalona Savings Bank. President Mrs. Ford Skola outlined plans for 1971 while treasurer Richard Dyer was authorized to disburse 1970 funds. Nominating chair Richard Beck presented a three year director slate including Richard Beck and several Swartzendrubers. Skola as president. Swartzendruber as vice president. Way as secretary. Dyer as treasurer. Community encouragement for 1971 was urged.
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Kalona United Fund Inc
Kalona Savings Bank
R. L. Hendrickson
Richard Dyer
Richard Beck
H. EB. Peterseim
Steve Reif
Mark Swartzendruber
Morris Swartzendruber
Ford Skola
Eugene Way
Skola
Kalona United Fund
Jack Guengerich
A. A. Jackson
V. D. Hoechstetler
Guengerich
Irvin Gingerich
Leo Yoder
John D
Harold Schenk
Clair Bailey
Howard Pewitt
Earl Cline
Washington
Wayne Gardner
Roy Pewitt
Sheila
Fred Miller
Delmar Glen Yoder
Robert B. Swartzendruber
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
John Christner
Hen
Riverside council appoints town duties at January meeting
Riverside Jan meeting had full council present led by Mayor Ralph Schnoebel en. Larry Wie land named mayor pro tem. Larry Muller and W S Bouquet to sewer and water. Ted Carter to fire dept and maintenance. Albert Watson and Muller to streets alleys lights. Clara Rummelhart to publications. A dog nuisance issue alarmed residents. owners urged to restrain pets. A duck dinner honored Sgt. Melvin Liska with John Liska and Anna Lantz among guests.
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Larry Wieland
Larry Muller
W. S. Bouquet
Ted Carter
Albert Watson
Clara Rummelhart
John Liska
Anna Lantz
Melvin Liska
Perry Court
S and C Club Meets as February Plans Unfold
Iowa City social notes show Mr and Mrs Raymond Jondle and Barbara Petry among attendees. eight members and three children at the S and C club meeting hosted by Mrs Ted Gerot. Prizes went to Mrs Larry Gerot and Mrs Gordon Denton. lunch served. February 12 event planned with Mrs Ralph Klein and Mrs Clara Rath hosting Tuesday dinners. Ed Bushek improving at Veterans Hospital with twice daily therapy.
Wedding of Dwight Best and Loraine Randolph at Wesley United
Rubio area residents attended the wedding Saturday afternoon at Wesley United Methodist Church in Ottumwa. Other local items include hospital discharge for Lonnie Hesseltine after appendectomy, Carroll Steinbeck's trip to Des Moines for an Allis Chalmers school, Jay Club officers named, a courtesy from Freda Tritchen, upcoming shower for the newlyweds, and various visits and socials among Rubio families.
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Mabel Woolcott
Ronnie Hartnell
Freda Tritchen
Marie Rodgers
Elmer Darby
Dwight Best
Rubio Ladies Club
Grace Tinnes
Davenport
Cora Reighard
Craig Morgan
Charles Arbogast
Charles Lowe
Stewart and Shearer Attorneys at Law
Richard A. Stewart and Paul V. Shearer operate an abstract department in the office at 225 West Main, reachable by phone at 653-2159.
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Livingston, Day, Kehoe, Meeker
BATES
Robert Day
Louis J. Kehoe
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
South Ave
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
U S. loses planes over Laos and Viet Nam fighting renews
Allied sources report a weekly average of five U S. warplanes downed over Laos as Communist gunners deploy new missiles and antiaircraft guns. Since Nov. 1, 1968, 290 to 300 planes have been lost with as many as 150 American aviators believed captured by the Pathet Lao.
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Upt
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
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Economic slowdown seen with slow December income rise
Washington reports personal income grew only to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 769.7 billion in December, up 2.3 billion from November. GNP showed no growth in the 1969 fourth quarter, signaling a slowing economy despite an 8.5 percent annual rise in 1969 personal income to 747 billion.
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UPI
Commerce Department
Highland Education Association delegates to Iowa meeting
Riverside notes Terry Bowton and Gary Curtis will represent the Highland Education Association at the Iowa State Education Association Delegate Assembly in Des Moines February 5 to 7. Special focus reports cover pre kindergarten education merit pay nurse certification and related issues.
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Riverside
Terry Bowton
Gary Curtis
Highland Education Association
Iowa State Education Association
Des Moines
Nixon eyes 18 month troop cuts to 2.7 million
Washington based report says the Nixon administration plans to reduce U S military strength over the next 18 months until forces reach prewar levels. By mid 1971 the Army Navy Air Force and Marine Corps would total about 2.7 million, down from 3.35 million in December and 3.461 million last summer.
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Thailand
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Washington
UPI
U.S
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
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