Square Circle Club hosts meeting at Rose home in Crawfordsville
Square Circle Club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Marshal Rose in Crawfordsville with 15 children present. New president Mrs. Wayne Williams led roll call with notes on Iowa. Members fined 2c for not displaying a Flag Day flag. Guests included Mrs. Georgia Williams of Davenport and others. Next meeting, a breakfast, at Mrs. Maude White's. Also notes of visitors from Phoenix, Wayland, Muscatine, Bloomfield, and Port Huron with family events and travel updates.
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Crawfordsville
Square Circle Club
Marshal Rose
Wayne Williams
Iowa
Georgia Williams
Davenport
Don Johnson
Anthony Moye
Alhambra
Calif
Cal Clark
Wayland
Qurlington
Jen Swangler
Robert Wells
Muscatine
Spangler
Mr. Wells
Jess Raymond
Chucky
Kathy
Suzy
Rex Everly
Bloomfield
Mr. Everly
Missouri
Deborah Ann Parsons
Floyd Parsons
Harold Parsons
Coal Valley
Ill
Clarence Fulton
Donald Brower
Port Huron
Mich
California
Bennett reunion draws eighty relatives in McHenry Park
Westchester June 25 gathering saw Eldin Bauers and kin from Audubon Clarion Creston Des Moines and nearby towns attend the annual Bennett reunion in McHenry Park. Other items note Howard Moore at Lost Nation Lake Emmetsburg Red Deikman Kalona visitations and a wedding where Tom Bauer served as head usher.
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Westchester
Eldin Bauer
Sheldon Kongable
Stefanie
Winfield
Des Moines
Bennett
McHenry Park
Audubon
Clarion
Creston
Howard Moore
Lost Nation Lake
Emmetsburg
Red Deikman
Kalona
Keota Park
Siefert
Clarence Witthoft
Elsie Asby
John McDowell
Lewis Marston
Harold Griggs
Don Darbyshire
Cloyce Statler
Harold Klopfenstein
Cloyce Dunbar
Marion Renoux
Glen Ladehoff
Ivan Hahn
DeLong
Leonard Brinning
Sie Asby
Homer Brinning
Mar
Oskaloosa to Host Eighth All American City Square Dance Fest
Oskaloosa will hold its eighth All American City Square Dance Festival on July 3 and 4. The weekend begins with a Friday night square dance followed by a Saturday round dance workshop led by Bob and Norma Gosselink of Grinnell and a Legion Hall square dance workshop. The event closes with a Saturday night square dance. Callers include Bob Gillespie Oska loosa M D Duane Blake Ames Minnie Davis Newton Gene Beavers Allerton Wiley Hutchinson Bussey Ken Bowers Des Moines and Jim Rhodes Toledo.
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Oskaloosa
Legion Hall
Bob
Norma
Gosselink
Grinnell
Bob Gillespie
M. D
Duane Blake
Ames
Minnie Davis
Newton
Gene Beavers
Allerton
Wiley Hutchinson
Bussey
Ken Bowers
Des Moines
Jim Rhodes
Toledo
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Joan Seivert at Bethel Church
In KEOTA on Friday evening a miscellaneous bridal shower honored Miss Joan Seivert. About thirty friends and relatives attended. Co-hostesses were Gwen Luers Kathryn Klett Stella Luers Lois Killian Freida Hinnah Opal Luers and Sharon Jones. Gifts were displayed on a white covered table in orchid and light blue with streamers wedding bells and sweet pea bouquets throughout the room.
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Keota
Joan Seivert
Bethel Church
Gwen Luers
Kathryn Klett
Stella Luers
Lois Killian
Freida Hinnah
Opal
Seivert Bride-To-Be Plans July Wedding at Keota
Assisting Miss Seivert with gifts were Mrs Myron Luer, Pam and Phyliss Jones who carried the gifts to Joan and Dorothy Stout who registered the gifts. Theresa Seivert arranged ribbons in a heart shaped net pillow. Kathryn Klett read a poem suited to the occasion and the future life of Joan and her husband. Special guests were Mrs Grace Stout and Dorothy of Washington, mother and sister of the groom, and Mrs Hazel Seivert of Keota, the bride's mother. Miss Seivert will marry Lester Stout of Washington on July 11 at the Methodist church in Keota.
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Miss Seivert
Kathryn Klett
Joan
Hus
Grace Stout
Dorothy
Washington
Hazel Seivert
Keota
Lester Stout
Keoia
Sunset Circle Meets With Mrs Thomas
Sunset Circle met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Haydn Thomas with 7 members present. Roll call answered with a prompt about a foreign country to visit. Prizes went to Mrs. Floyd Fisher and Mrs. Alvin Jones. The hostess served refreshments. Next meeting will be a family ice cream supper at Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rich home.
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Crawfordsville
Sunset Circle
Haydn Thomas
Lyle Lowe
Floyd Fisher
Alvin Jones
Herbert Rich
China defeats United States in World Bridge Olympiad upset
The 1964 World Bridge Olympiad saw the United States finish second after a stunning loss to the Republic of China. In one notable hand, Shen and Huang from China bid six notrump over a sequence that led to seven hearts down, costing the Americans 1,300 points and 4 IMPs.
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East South West
United States
Republic of China
King
U. S
Taiwan
J. Wong
C. Wu
C. Shen
K. Huang
Shen
Hearts
West
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Eva Robertson
Margaret Smith
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