Rainbow Girls initiation held at Masonic Temple
Rainbow Girls initiation was held at the Masonic Temple Thursday evening with Vickie Thomas presiding. Sixty six members attended as candidates Bonnie Yoder Cynnie Foss Marsha Atkinson Diane Longwell LuAnn Godlove Karen Badham Kathryn Gingerich were initiated. Visiting members and officers attended and a Sunset Park picnic for all families was announced for July 8 at 6 30 p m with potluck style and table service provided. Eastern Star members will join the Rainbow Girls for the picnic and a July 22 Bloomfield meeting is planned.
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Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Vickie Thomas
Bonnie Yoder
Cynnie Foss
Marsha Atkinson
Diane Longwell
LuAnn Godlove
Karen Badham
Kathryn Gingerich
Robert Yoder
Emma Webster
Tressa Johnson
Wellman
Joyce Stookesbury
Barbara Guinn
Norman Bealer
Connie Wilson
Ramona Wellborn
Debbie Roberts
Vera Davis
Milton
Pam Gull
Peggy Hart
Janet Morrison
Cheryl Heiser
Anne Peck
Myra Boyd
Pulaski
Victoria Jannings
Cantril
Sunset Park
Eastern Star
Rainbow Girls
July Meeting Planned by Democratic Women Club
The summer quarterly meeting of the Democratic Women's Club of Washington County will be held Saturday July 17 a Couple's Supper at the Captain's Table. Husbands may attend and singles may bring a friend. Congressman John Schmidhauer is slated to speak and a film Kennedy's Last Words to Labor will be shown per Mrs Lloyd Marek the program chairman.
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Democratic Women’s Club
Washington County
John Schmidhauser
Kennedy
Lloyd Marek
Fellowship program on world missions
Twenty four members of St Pauls United Church of Christ Women’s Fellowship met Thursday at 1 30 p m Mrs Ralph Witthoft led devotions A skit titled A Whale of a Story on church world missions was presented by Mrs Guy Stuckman Mrs Ed Zieglowsky Mrs Evert Westen and Mrs George Miller Mrs Dwaine Tschantz was organist Mrs Bill Guenther presided at the business meeting urging support for Guest Day Tea at Conesville on Wednesday July 7 at 2 p m Alma Chamberlin will host Afternoon Circle July 14 Bakeless bake sale envelopes will be sent soon proceeds to buy new chairs for the choir loft Senior youth to hold annual ice cream social July 21 Refreshments served by Mrs Evert West and Mrs Clay Goode.
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St. Paul’s United Church of Christ Women’s Fellowship
Ralph Witthoft
Guy Stuckman
Ed Zieglowsky
Evert Westen
George Miller
Dwaine Tschantz
Bill Guenther
Conesville
Chester ‘Chandler
Winfield
Europe
Alma Chamberlin
Evert West
Clay Goode
Boy Scouts Troop 237 Meeting Canceled for Fourth of July
The Boy Scout troop 237 meeting is canceled due to the Fourth of July holiday. The group normally gathers on Monday evenings.
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Boy Scouts
Local residents share updates on family moves and travel
Mrs Frank Parrish reports husband Frank Parrish fell and broke a bone below the hip and is at home recovering. Their Orion Illinois address is Box 656. Mrs Parrish’s brother Rodney Rabenold also moved to Orion. Miss Pat Sorrell and Lynda Meyrs with Denise Je Sorrell Iowa City returned to Dallas after three weeks in Washington. Mr and Mrs Russell Bannister Bonnie and Rusty returned from a Minneapolis vacation to watch the Twins. Bob Bannister joined them.
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Frank Parrish
Juanita Rabenold
Orion
Ill
Pat Sorrell
Lynda Meyrs
Denise Je Sorrell
Iowa City
Dallas
Texas
Washinton
Pat
Lynda
Canada
Ed Sorrell
Russell Bannister
Bonnie
Rusty
Minneapolis
Minnestota Twins
Twin Cities
Mr. Bannister
Bob
Pines transfers and widespread visitors at Florence Kelly home
Florence Kelly noted a transfer to The Pines and dozens of visitors from Crawfordsville Washington Grand Rapids Newton and Des Moines. Local social activity included Bluebird group songs an accordion concert and church cookies. Weekend guest Martha Nicola stayed with sister Blanche Curtis and Reid Boyd attended Camp Sunnyside with Mike Paterson escort.
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Florence Kelly
The
Pines
Charles
Wimpy) Irwin
Haskins
R. D. Orris
Clarence Hering
Clarence Morehead
Crawfordsville
Hubert A. Friend
Washington
Daniel
Pedriie
Danny
Notre Dame
Ind
William Shields
Grand Rapids
Mich
John Gilpin
Newton
Arthur Sprague
Salem
Ore
Jack Merion
Ruth Schulty
Frances Gilpin
Cecilia
Billy Gilpin
Shirley Everett Tobin
Ainsworth
Clarence Jennings
Paul Howell
Columbus Junction
Doris Parcell
Mary Coffman
West Chester
Ihay Grimm
Winfield
Martha Nicola
Blanche Curtis
Reid Boyd
Sunnyside
Des Moines
Reid
Dennis Blosser
Parkview
Wayland
Charlene Huber
Kalona
Cloud Willits
Mike Paterson
Bill Sitler
Miller Dinner Honors First Anniversary And Farewell
Mr and Mrs Waldo Miller hosted a dinner at Prairie Home restaurant on Thursday evening honoring their son and his wife for their first wedding anniversary and neighbors Mr and Mrs Charles Roberts who are moving to Iowa City Saturday. The Roberts received a farewell gift. Also present were Laura Ann Dennis Miller Rose Tines Robert Waterhouse Sr and David Robert Waterhouse Jr Danny Lisa and James Waterhouse.
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Prairie Home Restaurant
Charles Roberts
Iowa City
Roberts
Little Laura Ann
Dennis Millers
Rose Tines
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David
Robert Water
Social calendar notices for upcoming events
Friday Twilight League and Men's Stag at 8 p.m. with dinner at the Country Club. Rebekah Lodge meets at IOOF Hall at 8 p.m. Monday Golden Age Club no meeting until July 12. Wash-away Tops Club no meeting until Tuesday. Country Club Family Picnic 6 30 p.m. Club House served by management. Couple's two ball foursome 1 30 p.m. Fireworks after dark. Saddle Club 7 30 p.m. Fair grounds bring dessert drink finished. Tuesday Shiloh Sunshine Sisters 1 30 p.m. Mrs Dave Schantz. Wash-away Tops Club 8 p.m. YWCA.
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Country Club
Rebekah Lodge
Golden Age Club
Saddle Club
Fairgrounds
Shiloh Sunshine Sisters
Dave Schantz
YWCA
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Markets show hogs up to 50 higher with 4 000 head traded, No 1-2 190-225 lb at 24.75-25.00. Cattle 4 500 head, prime slaughter steers 29.25 for 6 loads, high choice 1150-1350 lb 27.75-29.00, choice 26.50-28.00, heifers weaker, canner cows 12.00-14.50. Sheep 200 spring lambs steady, 85-105 lb packers 25.00-25.50, most 24.00-25.00.
Grain CHICAGO UPI Grain Range Report
CHICAGO UP I grain range coverage notes high and low prices with closing figures. The brief indicates market activity and price movement without specific values or entities beyond CHICAGO and UP I.
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Chicago
UPI
Local travelers head to Portland for veterinary meeting
Dr. D W Gregory and his son David drive to Portland Oregon for the American Veterinary Medical Association annual meeting July 11 to 15. Gregory will exhibit on Escherichia coli infections of domestic animals. The pair plan a two week northwest vacation after the convention. The Teagarden family from Manhattan Kansas visits relatives in town, cousins Mrs. Teagarden and Mrs. Baker. Votruba family from Omaha returns home after visiting relatives in West Chester and Russell Hill. The Kleese families travel from Gridley Illinois to visit George Gerdes and others in Potomac Illinois.
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D. W. Gregory
David
Portland
Oregon
American Veterinary Medical Association
Gregory
Northwest
John Votruba
Omaha
Neb
A. J. Votruba
West Chester
Leann
Kiffany
Russell Hill
David Kleese
Elwood Kleese
Gridley, Il
George Gerdes
Lowell Gerdes
Friendly Circle Club meets with photos and plans
The Friendly Circle met Thursday afternoon July 1 at Mrs. Richard Schiebel’s home with ten members and two guests present. President Milburn McKay led the business meeting. Fourth of July plans were discussed and Carol Drayfahl from Richard George's Beauty Salon demonstrated hair styling. Refreshments followed, served by the hostess with Joy Quinn and Marjorie Longer assisting. No August meeting. September gathering with Joy Quinn. Anna Kleese to provide entertainment.
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Friendly Circle
Friendly Circle Club
Richard Schiebel
Robert Pool
Carlsbad
Calif
James Moeller
Milburn McKay
Harold Klopfenstein
Carol Drayfahl
Richard George
Joy Quinn
Marjorie Longer
Anna Kleese
Admitted Today and Dismissed Headlines
Pat Farrell of Washington was admitted for surgical reasons. Dale Hesseltine of Washington and Donald Schantz of Ainsworth were dismissed today.
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Pat Farrell
Washington
Surgical
Dale Hesseltine
Donald Schantz
Ainsworth
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples in Iowa and Washington
A marriage license was issued here to Dale Marion Thompson of Riverside and Barbara Jane Heck of Washington. Another license went to Darrell Clemet Griffin and Norma Louise Dautremont, both of Iowa City. Hollywood reports Lloyd Nolan joining the cast of Never Too Late at Warner Bros to play the mayor alongside Paul Ford.
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Dale Marion Thompson
Riverside
Barbara Jane Heck
Washington
Darrell Clemet Griffin
Norma Louise Dautremont
Iowa City
Hollywood
UPI
Lloyd Nolan
Warners
Paul Ford
Real estate transfers listed across Kalona Wellman regions
A sequence of land and lot transfers involving numerous individuals and couples in Kalona Wellman and surrounding areas. Transfers include sections 11 77 8 35 74 9 13 77 9 and various blocks and additions like Snider’s add Riverside and Ainsworth. Names include Anna Miller Arthur G Kaufman Richard Sobaski Gale Hunt John Reschly Dean Batterson Willis Wellington Ronald Fritz Fred Merrifield James Soukup Michael Niffenegger Betty Ward Jacob Swantz Michael Niffenegger Emry Howard Emry Earl Hoover Wellman Sam Weaver Joel Schlabaugh G Schnoebelen Cloyd Whitlock Ralph Krantz Iola Morrison Hal Hotle James Arthur Irene Arthur Ralph Sedlacek Farmers Savings Bank Kalona Bldg Corp John Sweenka Raymond Matthes Lowell Stacy Elsie Meeker Archie Kaufman L J Powell Ruth Bringman Elise Waggoner Erny Stout.
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Anna Miller
Arthur G. Kauffman
Richard J. Sobaski
Gale A. Hunt
John Reschly
Dean Batterson
Eclipse
Washington
Kalona Bldg. Corp
Walter J. Gingerich
Snider
Kalona
Willis D
Hattie L. Wellington
Ronald R. Fritz
Brighton
Fred Merrifield
James Soukup
Charles E. Fish
Betty J. Ward
Adam
Jacob E. Swantz
Michael L. Niffenegger
Sam G. Weaver
Joel L. Schlabaugh
Wellman
Heights
F. W. Schnoebelen
Cloyd Whitlock
North Add Riveverside
Clayde Whitlock
B. N
Riverside
Ralph Krantz
Iola Morrison
West Side
Ainsworth
G. E. Cave
Hal R. Hotle
Highland Park
Ronald Dean Edwards
Ronald MacArthur Conrad
James E. Arthur
Irene Arthur
West
Six Feet
Charles
A. Waldschmidt
Ralph O. Sedlacek
OP Riverside
Farmers Savings Bank of
Snider’s
John Swenka
Raymond H. Matthes
Brighton Ind
Lowell Stacy
Mealey
L. J. Powell Sr
Samuel G. Weaver
Ruth Bringman
Ralph Bringman
OP Wellman
Elise B. Waggoner
Erny A. Stout
Pringle
New Cottages Grow at United Presbyterian Home
Community notes from the United Presbyterian Home record a忙 growing cottages project intended for occupancy soon, plus a parade of visitors and a funeral service for Miss Mary Baird of Columbus City.
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Mary Baird
Columbus City
Otto Hoback 60 dies in Conesville
Otto Hoback of Conesville, 60, died early today at Washington County Hospital. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 30 p m in United Church of Christ Conesville with Rev Leslie Keylock officiating. Burial in Conesville Cemetery. Body at Stacy Funeral Home Columbus Junction until Sunday noon. Born August 3 1904 in Hodgensville Kentucky to Bert and Silver Underwood Hoback. Married May 4 1925 Emmet Underwood. Survived by wife two sons Lester Hoback Columbus Junction LeRoy Hoback Conesville and daughter Elaine Ferguson of St Joseph Missouri.
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Otto Hoback
Washington County
United Church of Christ
Leslie Keylock
Conesville Cemetery
Stacy Funeral Home
Columbus Junction
Mr. Hoback
Hodgensville
Bert
Silver Underwood Ho
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