Crawfordsville OES installs officers in ceremony
Crawfordsville Chapter OES held an open officer installation on January 16 with about 90 in attendance. Worthy Matron Mrs Richard Holmes and Worthy Patron Vernon Fletcher were installed, assisted by officers and a guest soloist. Committees and future events were announced, including a February 12 school of instruction and an April 30 official visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
OES
Merle Howsare
Vernon White
Orrin Johnson
George Dare
Richard Holmes
Sharon
Mike
Vernon Fletcher
Edgar Stewart
Washington
Henry Davis
Latimer Davis
James Wilson
Myral Smith
Farrel Rickey
Wendell Wilson
Blake Spencer
Marshall
Clair Holmes
Ada
Donald Lee
Ruti
Mabel Monson
Esther
Haydn Thomas
Martha
George Fulton
Electa
Clarence Moorhead
Dale Engle
Sentinel
Marsha
Ada Spencer
Estarl
Donna Wilson
Ivan Lee
Mary Helen Jewell
Betty Hamil
Phyllis Sommer
Marsha Holmes
Helen Lease
Florence White
Marie Howsare
Musix
Genevieve Holmes
Alberta Rhea
Marian Rich
Florence Henss
Grace Williams
Ardyce Blankenhorn
Arlene Fletcher
Pearl Christner
Doris
Iowa Farm Auction Schedule From Ollie to Washington
A dated list outlines multiple farm and household goods sales in Iowa towns including Ollie Wayland Washington Coppock Brighton Wellman Kalona Wapello Columbus Junction and Ollie Livestock Exchange. Each entry shows sale date location start time and administrator or owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie
Iowa
Henry Mallinger
Wayland
Highway 78
Dan G. Widmer
Wayland State Bank
West Main St
Claude Goldsmith
Washington County Fairgrounds
Washington
Jennie R. Hering
Glenn Knupp
Old
Roger Pepper
Wellman
A. C. Gingerich Farms
West Chester
Harley Davidson
Kalona Sales Barn
Kalona
Wapello Livestock Auction, Inc
Highway
Wapello
Ollie Livestock Exchange Ollie
Smylie’s Livestock Market
Columbus Junction
Washington Livestock Sales Co
Grain carryover lower for 65 says Lins
Howard Lins, chairman of the Washington County ASC, reports national grain and wheat carryovers will fall sharply by end of the 1964-65 marketing year. Feed grain carryover around 58 million tons, wheat about 900 million bushels, corn 1.225 billion bushels, sorghum 580 million, barley 125, oats 280. Sign up for the 1965 Feed Grain and Wheat Stabilization Programs runs Feb 8 through Mar 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Lins
Washington County
ASC Committee
Lins
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ainsworth WSCS committee meets at church
The executive committee of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met Thursday morning with Mrs. Fred Pfeifer nine members and Rev. Stephen Root in attendance Olive Miksch led the meeting Reports from secretaries and chairmen were given and study class plans were discussed Rev Root noted changes and recommendations main coffee served by Mrs Duane White and Olive Miksch Steve Roberts son of Mr and Mrs Carl Roberts was taken to Mercy Hospital for observation A baby girl Ann Marie 6 lbs 12 oz was born at Washington Hospital and has a sister at home WSCS will meet again Jan 2 at 1 30 with Mrs Fred Hawkins co hostesses Mrs Richard Havel and Mrs Levi Blanchard lesson lead by Mrs Robert Greene on race relations What Would You do Members to bring cancelled stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Ainsworth Methodist Church
Fred Pfeifer
Stephen Root
Olive Miksch
Root
Duane White
Steve Roberts
Carl Roberts
Mercy Hospital
Bill Koehler
Washington Hospital
Ann Marie
Fred Hawkins
Richard Havel
Levi Blanchard
Robert Greene
Keota Birthday Wishes Mark 82nd For Mr Wade
Mr and Mrs Elvin Roberts helped Mr Wade celebrate his 82nd birthday at Wellman. The event included visits to Anamosa and Lancaster California and local gatherings with family and friends in Keota and Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Elvin Roberts
Donna
Frank Aringdale
Columbus Junction
William Miller
Gene Hammen
Kim
Glen Stoutner
Riverside guest keeps bridal shower company
Mrs. Leo Stockman of Oxford visited Riverside and attended a bridal shower for Miss Joanne Burns of Oxford at St. Mary's school lunch room. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rhodes of Davenport joined the visit at the Jack Muller's home. Mrs. Rhodes and Mrs. Muller attended the shower. Elmer Jeffries and family left Greely, Colorado after a week with Harold Cress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Leo Stockman
Oxford
Edna Muller
Joanne Burns
St. Mary’s School
Joe Rhodes
Davenport
Jack Muller
Rhodes
Greely
Col
Harold Cress
Birthday Parties Honor Pat and Cindy Sheets
Joel Sheets hosts a family birthday gathering Sunday for Pat age two and Cindy age three both born January 19. Relatives present include Henry Sheets, Fern Hartnell, Tommy Hartnell, Harold Sheets, Jerome Sheets, Jerry Hartnell, Ronnie Ward and Tom Willis. Other visitors attended events at local homes and a funeral service for Mrs. Osweiler was held in Sigourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Joel Sheets
Pat
Cindy
Henry Sheets
Fern Hartnell
Tommy Hartnell
Harold Sheets
Jerome Sheets
Jerry Hartnell
Ronnie Ward
Tom Willis
Danny Miller
Cushing, In
Marvin Miller
Pete Becker
Fronie Vogel
John Baker
Mary Heisdorfer
Frank Osweiler
Sigourney
Luke Weber
Mike
Brighton
John Weber
Mark Weber
Sandra Weber
Linda Schreurs
Sandra
Wayland OES installs officers in Mighty Hall
Wayland Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star installed officers at Mason Hall on January 14 with Past Worthy Matron Ruby Martin presiding. New officers include Beulah Osborne as Worthy Matron and Paul Strickfaden as Worthy Patron, plus ritual and music notes, and guests from Crawfordsville and Washington. The Wayland Mennonite Church named officers at its January 14 meeting, with Deacon W. J. Eicher and others elected and committees formed. Detroit Tigers outfielder Al Kaline slid to a .293 season mark in 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Ruby Martin
Ethel Hixson
Lucille Mast
Mildred Meyer
Beulah Osborne
Paul Strickfaden
Velma Strickfaden
Everette Heleman
Mable Huffman
Mary Haberman
Adeline Tschantz
Mary Rich
Leola Schlatter
Eva Umphrey
Clara Mengen
Adah
Edith Heleman
Ruth
Louise Kauffman
Esther
Virginia Richenbarger
Martha
Grace Monson
Electa
Ralph Osborne
Sentinel
Wade Huffman
Dorothea Brooks
Everett Hileman
Dale Richenbarger
Crawfordsville
Washington
Audrey
Claude Goldsmith
Velma
Jim Magdefray
Michigan
Wayland Mennonite Church
W. J. Eicher
Kenneth Miller
Rec
Robert Boshart
Corr
J. B. Magdefrau
Laurence Henss
Linda Herti
United Presbyterian Women meet in Brighton with officers installed
In Brighton on January 18 the United Presbyterian Women held a meeting at Mrs. Alice Lowe’s home with co host Mrs. Sadie Meek. Officers were installed by Mrs. Lydia Allison with Mrs. Wendel Frazer as president and other roles filled. Seventeen members and one guest attended. Next meeting set for February 11 at Mrs. Lydia Allison’s. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
United Presbyterian Women
Alice Lowe
Sadie Meek
Helen Lynn
God
Violet Lowe
Ruth Hotle
Lydia Allison
Wendel Frazer
Delbert Lowe
Ross Hodson
Harold Lynn
Ben Crandall
Duane van Winkle
White House
Russell Whitaker
Joe Gill
Washington County Hospital
Cora Pringle
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Crawfordsville Oes
Russell Zickafoose
Robert Howell
Richard Lease
Everette Sommer
Dascal Hamilton
Robert Holmes
Journal
WSCS
C. A. Thompson
Washington Oil Company
Walker
Mr. Wade
Mrs. Boyd Sanders
John Hindahl
Vic Vogel
Dick Bennetts
Lancaster
California
Ed Conrad
Kecta
Don Conrad
Kate Glover
Betty Crocker
United Presbyterian
Lloyd Edwards
Hayden Davis
Purdue
Claude Kilgore
Harry Boileau
W. Main
Lee Hunt
Robert Megdelsen
Dennis the Menace
Mrs. Stockman
Mrs. Marge Luckey
Wayland Oes
Ezra Wittmer
Detroit
UPI
Detroit Tiger
al Kaline
C. L. Jennings
New London
Dallas Western
Quaker Oats Co
Hall’s Feed Service
East
Blitz Brothers
BY Sakren
U.P. Women In
Mrs
Tony Meuth
Bertha Saunders
Gould Ambulance
Lulu Johnson
Jerry Peck
Monica Lynn
Clifford Chamberlin
Perry
Leesa Peck
Scotland
Gevock
Mary Ann Mallinger
Keokuk County
Mallinger
John Hancock Farm Loans
Henry
Robert Mallinger
John Deere
IHC
Krause
Ford
Bob Mallinger
M & H Auction Service OF
Sigourney, Iowa
Clerks
Bob Reinert
John Crossen
Dick Hagist
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