DEAN CAMPBELL MOURNED AT UP HOME AGAIN COTTAGE NEWS
The UP Home Again notes the death of member Dean Campbell who lived with his wife Clara at 27 Locust Lane. He died Tuesday morning and the funeral was held in Marissa Illinois, their former home. Reports also cover Tuesday meetings in Ankeny by Iowa Homes for the Aging and Des Moines area Community College on Occupation Safety and Health legislation with local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Campbell
Clara
Locust Lane
Marissa
Ill
Kev
Ross Copeland
Frances Patton
Campbell
Ankeny
Iowa Homes For the Aging
Des Moines
Des Moines Children’s Zoo
Robert Elgin
Mary Renault
Gentle Greaves
Earnest Raymond
Robert Newton Peck
Donald Gordon Payne
Edward L. Beach
Jack Cady
Emma Lathen
Allan W. Eckert
United States
Andy and the Secret Tunnel Tale
Andy finds a pebble near a tunnel that grants animal forms after entry. He becomes a mouse then a dog, a bear, and more as family and police pursue him. Eventually he reclaims the pebble and returns to himself but must prove it to others. The parrot steals the pebble again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Dogcatcher
AVS Technical Services
Karen Glandon Receives Capping at St Luke’s Nursing Ceremony
Miss Karen Rae Glandon daughter of Marvin and Mrs Glandon of 623 South Seventh receives her cap as student practical nurse at St Luke's School of Practical Nursing capping ceremony Sunday January 21 at St Paul's United Methodist Cedar Rapids The 39 member class completes the one year course in September A reception for students families and friends follows in the hospital dining room by the St Luke's Hospital Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Rae Glandon
Marvin Glandon
South Seventh
St. Luke’s School of
St. Luke’s Hospital
Nemmers Lead Ys Men Bridge Marathon Standings
Dr and Mrs G J Nemmers top the Ys Men Bridge Marathon with 12080 points, ahead of Dean Stanley duo on 11260. Other leaders include Jim Webby duo 10480, Al Olson 9850, John Walker 8950, and Ted Bailey pair 8080. Nemmers remain undefeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Nemmers
Dean Stanley
Jim Webby
al Olson
John Walker
Mike Kramme
Jay Whannel
Wendell Eden
Verle Gallagher
Ted Bailey
Dorothea Brindley
Elsie Glassburner
Nemmers
Marriages of the week feature several ceremonies
This week reports multiple wedding notices. Carolyn Faye Jones and Dale Eyestone wed at First Baptist Church with family present. Nellie Miller and John Lloyd married at United Presbyterian Church. Also listed are Amy Bennie Peyton and Timothy Avery wedding plans, plus the Riverside couples Rebecca Wieland with Michael Mencl and Amos Hostetler with Melvin Bontrager in legal property transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Faye Jones
Dale Eyestone
First Baptist Church
Dale W. Jones
Brighton
Crown of Beauty
Mr. Eyestone
Charles Eyestone
Washington
Nellie Miller
John Lloyd
United Presbyterian Church
William Kettlitz
Riverside
Rebecca Wieland
Michael Mencl
St. Mary’s Church
Kenneth Wieland
Carl Mencl
W. F. Boeckmann
Drug Deaths in New York City Reach 924 in 1972
New York City logged 924 deaths linked to narcotics in 1972, eight more than 1971, according to preliminary figures released Friday. Health administrator Gordon Chase cautioned that narcotics related fatalities seem to be leveling off despite the uptick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
New York City
Gordon Chase
City Health Services
United Methodist Women Meet At Luncheon
About 75 members and guests attended a Friday UMW luncheon and general meeting at the church. Mrs. Clair Keating presided, with the Rev. M O Smith introducing guests the Rev Sam Bowser and the Rev Dr Paul Heath district superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist Women
Clair Keating
UMW
M.O. Smith
Sam Bowser
Paul Heath
Social Calendar Highlights From Monday Through Tuesday
The calendar lists events at YWCA shelter, Masonic Temple, and area clubs. Monday features Golden Age Club at 10 am, lunch at noon, music at 8 pm, and DeMolay group activities. Tuesday includes White Shrine at 8 pm, YWives at 1 30 pm, and Community program notes on Lay Witness Mission and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Claire Keating
DeMolay
Masonic Temple
DeMolay Mothers Club
Beta Sigma Phi
Ivan Maggert
White Shrine
Jim Webbey
Paul Evans
Robert Bonar
Senior Center Sees More Visitors and January Dinner Signups
The center notes rising attendance with new members. Catered dinner reservations for Tuesday January 23 are due by Monday January 22. call to reserve. A 9:30 a m coffee event had 12 women. members urged to bring crafts or handwork for sharing. Mayme Squire reports a light birthday month, with some birthdays deferred to February.
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South
Mayme Squire
Library Votes Washington Public Library Hours
Washington public library hours listed for the week include Monday Wednesday and Friday from 12:30 to 9:00 p.m. Tuesday Thursday and Saturday operate 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Public Library
Library marks 1972 with tours shows and memorials
January through February notes on state of the library including National Library Week tours, the First Amateur Art Show in the Helen Wilson room, Story Hour attendance, and 1972 totals. December adds 54137 circulations and 579 books purchased plus memorial volumes honoring several families and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagan
Oliver
National Library
Helen Wilson
Ella Frier
Jim Frier
Reinbeck
Peter Koehler
Crawfordsville
St. Bruno’s
Charles Neffs Hurt in Auto Accident
In Burlington on December 27 Mr and Mrs Charles Neff were in a car wreck. She underwent surgery and may remain in hospital for several days while he is reported to be recovering well.
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Charles Neffs
Tony Meuth
Brighton
Frank Ford
Don Brockway
Harold Rebling Sr
Charles Neff
Lloyd Reighard
Burlington
Neff
Alice’s
Geron Wright
Fairfield
Victor Parcell
Rubio
Clarence Buch
Caldwell
Idaho
Richland
Pleasant Plain
Merril Gowey
George Woodford
Galen Hoskins
Seth Hoskins
Birches
Grinnell
Marie Heston
Edith Stacy
Terry Howard
San Antonio
Texas
Terry
George Howard
Lauri
Waldwick
N.J
Monterey
Mexico
Lloyd Wilson
Cardinal Realty Co
Ron
Connie Fritz
Herbert Simmons
Simmons
Ardell Hahn
Francis Mottet
Eagle Hall
Kenny Hofer
Forest City spotlighted in Playboy feature Oh Little Town of Millionaires
Playboy magazine profiles Forest City Iowa in a feature by Douglas Bauer citing 25 to 35 millionaires among under 4000 residents and noting Winnebago Industries as the key driver of high per capita income. Residents profited by early investments in the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
UPI
Playboy
Douglas Bauer
Prairie City
Bauer
Winnebago Industries, Inc
Winnebago
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Department of Applied Arts
McClung
George Masson Sr
Floyd Blankenhorn
Clayde Knapp
Gladys Putman
Mable Stiles
Keota
Lulu Randolph
Hazel Euwer
Bill Reif
Arnold's Park
Iowa
Mr. Reif
Robert Fisher
Mrs. Allen Acheson
Kansas City
John Baird
Acheson
Mr. Baird
Jessie Douglas
Tennessee
Aurora McIntyre
Verna Pillow
Katie Turner
Mary Hastie
Elizabeth McClung
Evelyn
Jennie Cathcart
Ruth Anderson
Dorothy Currie
Florence
Marian Hale
Ilene Hampshire
Dorothy Arnold
Dena Martin
Clara Koehler
Mineva Moon
Charles
Henry Willming
Mable Rankin
Bob Brinton
Ella Erickson
Joel Arnold
Laura Rouse
Ruth Bridges
Helen
Edith Harvey
Merle
Martha Glass
Lena Nesbitt
Mrs. Busby
Quincy, Ill
Amy McLaughlin
Karen Glandon
Bennie Jo Peyton
Ben H. Peyton
Greeley
Colo
Timothy Craig Avery
Francis E. Avery
Amos L. Hostetler
Melvin J. Bontrager
Eugene A. Wead
Francis E. Sieren
Izaak Walton League
Tops Club
Cedar Two
Tarm Bureau
M.L. Crawford
David Norman
Glenn Thompson
Merle Turnipseed
Don Maxwell
Dwain Tschantz
Max Lee
Scott Wilcox
Circle III
UHAUL
Jerry
Washington, Iowa
Robert L. Gillesby
South Marion
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Anne Boleyn
Marie Louise Bruce
John Paton Davis Jr
Johnny
Kenneth P. O'Donnell
David Powers
America
Carleton L. Safford
Robert Bishop
William Adair
Columbia History of
Kathryn Latta
Mary Todd Lincoln
Justin G. Turner
Linda Levitt Turner
Margaret Cowden
Myra Scovel
The
Washington Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club
Robert J. Nicola
West Washington
Washington Federal Savings and
Marion Ave
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