Wayland Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Menno Freyenberger marked 50 years of marriage with a Tuesday January 22 celebration at the Ivan Wyse home in Wayland. About 48 relatives joined for dinner and 140 more visited in the afternoon and evening. The couple has five children and 17 grandchildren.
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Wayland
Menno
Freyenberger
Ivan Wyse
Mary Oswald
Morton
Ill
Aurora
Nebraska
Tut
Gay Cunningham
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lloyd Roth
Ezra
Edwin
Verena Wyse
Goshen
Ind
Joe Krabill
Aaron Owsald
Theodore Paul
Harold Oswald
Ella Oswald
Cream Cheese Surprise Tea Sandwiches Delight Hosts
Fringes of sandwiches cookies and cakes remain hostess favorites for tea entertaining. A cream cheese surprise tea sandwich uses enriched white bread with cream cheese bacon and olives as filling, sliced into fingers and garnished with watercress radish or carved vegetables.
Farm Bureau Women to Meet Tuesday Afternoon
County Farm Bureau Women's committee plans a Tuesday gathering at the Farm Bureau building. Township chairmen and county officers will meet starting at 1 30 p m to discuss committee matters.
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Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau Women's Committee
Mr and Mrs Harold Brock Host Saturday Evening Gathering
Guests included Mr and Mrs David McGaffey Mr and Mrs John Kimmel Mr and Mrs Gerald McGaffey and their two children Mr and Mrs Fred Wagner Mr and Mrs George Brock Mr and Mrs Paul Johnson and daughter Ann OConner and Wayne Brock. The gathering featured social conversation and music with refreshments served at the end.
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Harold Brock
David McGaffey
John Kimmel
Gerald McGaffey
Fred Wagner
George Brock
Paul Johnson
Ann O'Conner
Wayne Brock
Brock
English Theme for YW Luncheon at Noon
The YWCA Young Adult committee hosts a noon luncheon on Wednesday in the YW room with England as the theme. Speaker Mrs. Charles Berdo presents, and authentic English food will be served. All employed women and girls are invited with a free will donation to cover meal expenses.
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The
YWCA
England
Charles Berdo
Taylor No 9 Families Social Evening at Schoolhouse
Taylor No 9 families held an entertainment at the schoolhouse on Saturday night. Lyle Kirkpatrick showed Alaska pictures he had taken over six years. Guests included Dr A C Peterson, Mr and Mrs Lester Krobill, Clara Faulkner, Mr and Mrs Chester Holcomb, Hilton Tibet, Mr and Mrs Jack Trotman, and Mr and Mrs David Kleese. Refreshments were served.
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Taylor No. 9
Lyle Kirkpatrick
Alaska
Lyte and Green Construction Company
Washington
A.C. Peterson
Lester Krobill
Clara Faulkner
Mire Chester Holcomb
Hilton Tibet
Jack Trotman
David Kleese
Homemakers Club Hosts Husbands at Taylor No Dinner
Last Wednesday Mr and Mrs Neil Trotman hosted the Homemakers club annual dinner for Taylo r No community. Ladies entertained their husbands with patriotic table decor. Mrs Amos Stout led entertainment with contests and puzzles. Jack Trotman and Charley Holden won a prize for guessing a "new salad vegetable celery" and plan to plant it in spring. President Hubert Redlinger led a brief business meeting.
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Neil Trotman
Homemakers Club
Taylor No
Amos Stout
Jack Trotman
Ctarvey Holden
4-H Club Meets At Riverside Church
Cloverettes club met at St Marys school basement in Riverside with Thomas Wolfe and parents. Members displayed fancywork and games provided entertainment. Refreshments served by girls and leader Marie Schmidt. Reporter: Mrs Marge Luckey. Duane Willey hosted visiting parents from Baldwin Ward. Pvt Fred J Luckey stationed at Camp Cop, Japan reports an early January earthquake experience during a Yokohama movie.
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Marge Luckey
Riverside
Clover Cloverettes
Thomas L. Wolfe
St. Mary's School
Marie Schmidt
Duane Willey
Laverne Willey
Baldwin Ward
Pvt
Fred J. Luckey
Camp Cop
Japan
Yokohama
Livestock Prices Reported At Junction
A Midway Sales Company sale in Columbus Junction featured 65 head of draft horses sold for 150 dollars, plus saddle horses from 48 to 115 dollars and other stock at 60 to 90 dollars per cwt. A pony brought 125 dollars and fat steers sold around 90 dollars per cwt. Butcher stock, bulls, cows, and calves also traded with varied prices.
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Columbus Junction
Jane
Midway Sales Company
Midway Gales Company Pavilion
Mother 21 Arraigned On Murder Charge In Oregon
In Portland a 21 year old mother was to be arraigned on first degree murder charges for the death of her four year old daughter Sherrie Ellen. The mother claimed another suspect killed the child and later implicated her older daughter Vickie. The body was found in a 20 foot deep gas company manhole after the mother led police to the site.
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Portland
Ore
Mes
Dada . Kader
Sherrie Ellen
Wader
Kid Nhup
Iowa Draft Seeks 450 Recruits in March Selective Call
Des Moines reports Iowa’s March selective service quota is 450 draftees the second lowest since September 1950 inductions. Only 400 were called last July. Excluding delinquents and volunteers, registrants aged 21 to induction time are eligible. Col. Ralph Lancaster, state director, announced.
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Ralph Lancaster
State Selective Service
On the Beam Breakfast Sets Efficient Morning Tone
A science backed guide to a simple efficient breakfast. Read how fruit cereal milk bread and butter form a cost effective meal that fuels work and fits busy mornings. A study with ten men compares two breakfast patterns and finds both supply B vitamins protein and minerals, while cereal breakfast saves time and money.
Crawfordsville Announces Semester Honor Roll and Activities
The Crawfordsville school lists students with perfect attendance across grades kindergarten through high school and names honor roll members for the current semester. Circle meetings at the Vinseilla Circle of the W ees of the Methodist church and family visits are noted with brief social details.
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Crawfordsville Dan
Kenneth Resehley
Doris Jane Griffith
Kathy Fletcher
Jerry Mitchell
John Coakley
Richard Resehley
Shari Hamil
Kenny MacDonald
Irllen Edgar
Boyd Stephens
Lois Ann Engle
Delores Schaffer Joyvee Smith
Robert Johnson
Bdward Reschley
Betty Griffith
Dorothy Coakley
Keith Thomas
Secieter
Gwyneth Jones
Bryvelyn Lannenkamp
JoAnn McNeil
Janice Cheney
Phevili Mitchell
Janet Evans
Mary Twinam
Margaret Anderson
Phyllis Anderson
Mat Gery Cherryholmes
Betty Howell
Vinseilla
Wsees
The
Methodist Church
Max Owens
Owens
Floyd Fisher
God
Parl Walker
Orphan Reaches New Home in Traer Iowa
Sharon Beecher orphaned by a January fire in Atlanta arrived in Traer Iowa and found a home with her grandparents after a long plane trip from Georgia. She survived burns on her hands and face and was met by Shriners as relatives mourn the loss of her parents and brother Thomas. The fire that killed Joseph and Rita Beecher and infant Thomas was blamed on a temporary heater used to warm the house.
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Traer
Iowa
Sharon Beecher
Atlanta
Georgia
Waterloo
M. RB. Beecher
Sharon
Joseph Beecher
Thomas
Beecher
Wes Beecher
Trier
Chicago
Shriners
Cedar Rapids
Junction Schedules Declamatory Contest
The annual speech program at Columbus High School will be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday January 29 in the high school auditorium under Mrs. Woodrow Shearer. Speakers include Oratorical Mary Fuller Interpretative Virginia Foss Margy Vannice radio Virginia Duncan Joyce Schellabarger humorous Virginia Buffington Erman Ayers Joan Crossley Gwen Cassabaum Barbara Black and others.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Columbus High School
Woodrow Shearer
Mary Fuller
Virginia Foss
Margy Vannice
Jackie Duncan
Joyce Schellabarger
Virginia Buffington
Erman Ayers
Joan Crossley
Gwen Cassabaum
Barbara Black
Joan Hamilton
Hillie Anderson
Elaine Bell
Goeldner Funeral Held in Harper for Susanna Leuck Goeldner
Funeral services for Mrs Susanna Leuck Goeldner of Sigourney were held Saturday at St Elizabeth church in Harper after a two year illness from strokes She was born in Germany in 1866 and came to the United States as a child She married Oswald Goeldner in 1888 and they had one child the late Mrs Nicholas Harmies who died in 1925 Mr Goeldner died in 1925 She helped rear her grandchildren and is survived by 11 grandchildren a sister and three brothers
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Anna Leuck Goeldner
Sigourney
St. Elizabeth's Church
Harper
Goeldner
Germany
Oswald Goeldner
Cleo Conklin
Harner
Keola
Magwgie McManical
Tappy
Texas
P. No Leuek
Baker
Oregon
Hubert Leuek
Pilmer
Nebraska
Urges Approval of St. Lawrence Seaway
President Truman urged Congress to approve joint American Canadian construction of the St. Lawrence Seaway and power project. He said the United States must be a full partner to ensure national security and access to Labrador Quebec iron ore for U S steel needs.
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Truman
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St. Laurence Seaway
Canada
St. Laurence
House
Senate
United States
Labrador-Quebec
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Tony. Bridge Co
New York
Jerry R. Johnson
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Troy
Keesler Air Force Base
Biloxi
Mississippi
Mati Margaret Cassabaui
Marvin Crull
Kay Robertson
Edith Dunsmore
Baja Harris
Claudette Davis
Margaret Evans
Karen Greene
Frances Stewart
Junction Merchant Buys Wapello Store
B O Roundy owner of the Economy Super Food market in Columbus Junction bought the M D Thomas Serv a Self grocery in Wapello this week. The Roundys moved from Woodbine in 1991. Several local residents faced jail time for lewd and lascivious acts with a child. A car accident near Indian Creek left two girls with injuries. Community notices mention local hospital transfers and a birthday upcoming for W H Gaskell.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
B. O. Roundy
M.D. Thomas
Wapello
Roundy
Woodbine
Roy Bailey
Ralph Frederick Morrison
Clayton Cline
Louisa County
Wapellio
Leota Sehaper
Darlene Sehaper
Indian Creek
Grandview
Bellevue Hospital Muscatine
Schaper
Darlene Shaper
Victor Stacey
Town City
Isaac Conrad
Mercy
England
John Gabriel
Speiml
Fred Rahmiller
Victor Stacy
J H. Wykert
Priscilla Club
Staev
Light Snow Dips Across Much of State
Light snow fell across most of Iowa today in near zero temperatures. Forecasters warned colder weather would spread tonight with temperatures sinking to five to ten below in the northeast part of the state.
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Lowa
Towa
Weather Update Delivers Warmer Relief After Flurries
Occasional snow flurries are expected in the west and south tonight and tomorrow. Des Moines forecaster predicts rising temperatures to above freezing. Relief is in sight for Wednesday as conditions turn fair and warmer across the region.
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Des Moines
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