Keota-Daughter of Speaker to Wed Gretter Aug 2
Area engagements announce the Aug 2 wedding of Jeanne E Speaker of Iowa City daughter of Dr and Mrs R T Speaker of Keota and Frank W Gretter son of Mr and Mrs William Gretter of Harper The bride to be is a Des Moines Area Community College graduate employed at University Hospitals Iowa City Her fiancé attends Iowa State University Ames Pending wedding plans at St Marys Catholic Church Keota another engagement notices Mary Catharine Sieren and Randal Patrick Merz Who's Who listing student and nursing home work details included
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Keota
Jeanne E. Speaker
Iowa City
R. T. Speaker
Frank W. Gretter
William Gretter
Harper
Miss Speaker
Des Moines Area
Eota
Carl Sieren
Willard Patterson
Wellman
Mary Catharine
Randal Patrick
Keota Community High School
Shenk Nursing Home
Mid-Prairie High School
St. Marys Catholic Church
Merz
Marilyn Merz
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Lester Merz
Miss Merz
Camp Fire Girls Elect New Board at January Meeting
The Camp Fire Girls held their annual meeting on Tuesday January 30 at the Captain's Table. New three year board members include Al Swarthout and several named members. Reports covered group organization camp program and finance. Officers slated for 1975 include president Mrs Garth Rustan and treasurer Mrs Jerry Bryan. A Blue Bird Dad Daughter box supper is planned for February 10 at the Methodist Church and Camp Fire birthday week runs March 16 22 with a party March 16 at St James gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Swarthout
Gary Hill
Jean Greener
Jim Bennett
Harry Gordon
Lou Utzinger
Joe Redlinger
John ‘Thorne
Jim Webby
Jerry Bryan
Garth
Weekday School Menus at St James February Week
Menu list for St James week of February features daily offerings: Monday chili and crackers, finger foods, salad and milk. Tuesday ham and scalloped potatoes, green beans, cranberry sauce, baked apples, sandwiches and milk. Wednesday pigs in blankets, corn, finger foods, Graham cracker pudding and milk. Thursday hamburgers on buns, lettuce and apple crisp with milk. Friday scrambled eggs with chipped beef, wash browns, Jello with whipped cream and chocolate milk, sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. James
Derby Oil and Pioneer Seeds Lead Bowling Scores
Derby Oil 0 Williams Oil 3 and Pioneer Seeds 3 Wagner Shell 1 highlight a series of bowlers and team results. Kenway Store 3 Eaton Decorating 1, Buckwalter Motor 4, Derby Oil 0, Hamil's D-X 1. Top individual totals include Maurice Libe 563 in series, game high 224, and Kim Fletcher 219. Top ten averages list Jim Car 186 and Don Neff 181 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Wagner Shell
Buckwalter Motor Eaton
Kenway
Derby Oil
Pioneer Seeds
Hamil’s
Buckwalter Motor
Eaton Decorating
Williams Oil
Flint Genrae
Kenway Store
Maurice Libe
Earl McVey
Kim Fletcher
Jim Car
Don Neff
Craig Arbuckle
Dave Murphy
Jerry Schiebel
Ron Kirkey
Jack Eaton
Dick Hotle
John Maite
John Hough
Ola Belle Reed to headline Iowa concert series
Singer Ola Belle Reed and banjo picker will perform at the University of Iowa February 4 to open a Southern mountain music festival. The Friends of Old Time Music also schedule Mike Seeger February 18 and Charlie Moore and the Dixie Partners March 21. All shows start at 8 p.m. in Macbride Auditorium with Bud Reed and David Reed joining Ola Belle Reed on stage.
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Iowa City
Ola Belle Reed
University of Iowa
Friends of
Mike Seeger
Charlie Moore
The
Dixie Partners
Macbride Auditorium
Bud
David Reed
Highland School Names Family Leader Beth Strabala
Elizabeth Strabala named Highland High School Family Leader for Betty Crocker Family of Tomorrow. Danville couple Mr and Mrs James J Edwards celebrate their 28th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Strabala
Highland School
Elizabeth Strabala
Highland High School
Betty Crocker
Danville
James J. Edwards
Felingian
Wil
Social Calendar list of club meetings and events
Community groups schedule activities across the week with many venues including YWCA rooms, Washington Sale Barn, and the Frontier Club. Notable items include a hairdos demonstration by Sharon Durant and a February meeting for the Washington County Nurses Association, plus a Dean's list mention for 148 William Penn College students.
Toastmasters meet at Farm Bureau Building
Iph Martin led with You Afraid of the Dark as the topic for Tortmastership members. Doyle Jarrard spoke on Education while Luiza da Silva discussed Carbon Monoxide. Toastmaster pins went to Geraldine Schulty Louiza da Silva and Jane Norman. A local speech contest is due in late February. Next meeting February 5 at Frontier Cafe at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iph Martin
Tortmastership
Farm Bureau
Doyle Jarrard
Uiza da Silva
Geraldine Schulty
Louiza da Silva
George
Jane) Norman
Frontier Cafe
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Ainsworth
Ainsworth State Bank
Freida McFarland
Journal
Helen Goodin
Washington
Virgil Davis
Maye Sorrel
Eugene Knerr
Camp Fire Girls
Stowner League
Washington Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Ram Cain
Marion Ave
Washington Low
Tyler
Sharmin
Ted Press International
Inland Daly Press
Ass Town Pally
Asa
Breauot Grulaines
David Elder
Ctor
I ‘Liam Shannon
Kares Horns
Robert Luther
Leonard Llewellyn
Iown
New London
Iowa
Farmall
P.S
Harrow
Vermeer Cart
Kewanee
Kewanne No
J.M
Viking
Smidley
Lloyd E. Thomas
Ernestine Timmons
R. Pennebaker
Hah. Yoc & J. R. Hoyer
University
Edwards
Frontier Club
Washington Sale Barn
Ywca Council
Ywca Room
Xi Epsilon Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi
Jean Cousins
NHCA
Marsha Robertsons
Sharon Durant
YWCA
Toof Lodge
Robert Miksch
Washington ‘American Legion Post
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
United Presbyterian Home
Washington County Nurses Association
Shiloh
Sunshine Sisters
Donald Schantz
Preston J. Hoover
Gladys Putman
I Am
America
Ft. Madison
Muscatine
Apollo
Exton. Council & Public Hearing
Exton
Waco
Waco, There —4-H Council
Mtg
Oskaloose
Lowe City
U.P. Church
Fairgrounds
KCRG
Mt. Pleasant
Washington Gym
YMCA
Exten
Washington Co. Assn
K.C. Hall
City Hall
Fairfield
Illinois
Jack Hamilton
Easter Seals Society
Thor Fey
Farm Bureau Big
Anes Neste
Ington State Bank
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