Camp Fire Girls Go Mexico Theme At YMCA Camp
Sixty girls registered as plans move forward for YMCA Camp Fire Girls with a Go Mexico theme. Camp runs July 26 to August 1, $18 covers all canteen and crafts, cabins group by age with a cabin mother and junior counselors, life guards and a nurse on site, outdoor chapel programs, songs dances and Spanish practice, plus swimming archery crafts boating and hikes. AUGUST WEDDING: Marilyn Schmidt and Richard Musser to wed in Riverside’s St Marys Church.
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YMCA
Camp Fire
Mexico
Cal Wolfe
YWCA
Iowa City Academy Plans 17th Annual Reunion
The former Iowa City Academy announces its 17th annual reunion on Sunday July 12 at shelter 3 in Iowa City Park. All former students families and friends are invited to bring food and table service for a noon picnic and a school or class photo if possible rain or shine.
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Iowa City Academy
Shelter 3
Iowa City Park
Local Tuckers to move to St Louis after August
Mrs. Gene Tucker and family from Littleton Colp will guests of Mrs. Claude Tucker until August 1. After that date the Tuckers will reside in a new St Louis home where Mr Tucker becomes district manager for Culligan. Other local visitors include Ohio and Iowa families and a West Chester welcome.
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Gene Tucker
Margo
Kathy
Jim
Littleton Colp
Claude Tucker
Tucker
Chicago
Tuckers
St. Louis
Culligan Company
Clarence Goodwin
West Chester
Goodwin
Leland Funston
Marlene Staubach
Gerald de Long
Mary Linvelle
Keota
Richard Harvey
Larry Arbogast
Tony
Ruth Williams
Margaret Vinton
Washington
A. J. Wotruba
Willard Hole
James Milam
Larry Thrapp
Ron Henson Joins Toastmasters Club Dinner Meeting
Ron Henson becomes a new member of the Toastmasters Club at a Wednesday dinner meeting at the Captain's Table. Bill White led toasts and Charles Twinam ran table topics. Members David Miksch Roy Hodges and Frank Patterson gave five minute speeches. The club meets weekly. new members welcome.
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Ron Henson
Toastmasters Club
Bill White
Charles Twinam
David Miksch
Roy Hodges
Frank Patterson
N.F.I.B
Bridal shower for Miss Doris Hudson in Milton Iowa
A bridal shower honored Miss Doris Hudson of Milton Iowa fiancee of Ronald Brinning. About 12 guests attended at the bridegroom elects aunt's home west of Washington. Guests shared recipes for a file and each brought a wedding picture. The couple will marry July 19 in Milton.
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Doris Hudson
Milton
Ronald Brinning
Homer Brinning
Washington
Leonard Brinnings
Marriage license issued for Pauwels and Knebel
A marriage license has been issued here to James Maurice Pauwels of Moline and Jane Louise Knebel of Riverside. Graduates Ronald Lenninger of route two Washington, Richard L. Durst and Michael E. Durst of route one Wellman have completed auto mechanics courses at Universal Trades School in Omaha Nebraska. Leininger is employed at Wilmont Garage Chicago Ill. Michael Durst is working at Mayer Standard Service in Keota and Richard Durst at Buckwalter Motor Co. in Wellman.
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James Maurice Pauwels
Moline
Jane Louise Knebel
Riverside
Ronald Lenninger
Route Two
Washington
Richard L. Durst
Michael E. Durst
Route One
Wellman
Universal Trades School
Omaha
Nebraska
Leininger
Wilmont Garage
Chicago
Michael Durst
Mayer Standard Service
Keota
Richard Durst
Buckwalter Motor Co
Social calendar for CES and community groups
Thursday CES Family Potluck 6:30 p.m. Sunset Park. Women of Moose drink furnish. formal enrollment 8 p.m. Moose Home. Prairie Flower Missionary Society 8 p.m. Mrs Jack Wagner Walnut Women’s Club 7 p.m. Annual ice cream supper Milton Schnicker home CFW Martha Group 7:30 p.m. Mrs Leonard Llewellyn. Friday Baptist John Vaughn Circle 12:30 p.m. Sunset Park picnic drink and meat furnished Brighton CES 8 p.m. Masonic Temple CWF Dorcas Group 2 p.m. Mrs Glen Green Esther Group 2 p.m. Mrs E Greenblossom Ruth Group 2 p.m. Mrs Roy Randall. Baptist Petronila Nieves Circle 1:30 p.m. Mrs Harold Brock. Twilight League and Men’s Sing 8 p.m. Country Club. Saturday Shirts and Skirts 8:30 p.m. Fairgrounds. Ken Crow caller. Class of 1939 reunion 8 p.m. Dinner at Country Club social hour 6 p.m. Sunday Nira In Reunion noon basket dinner Sunset Park business meeting and program. Residents and former residents of Nira invited. YWCA Whizzers 7 p.m. Meet at YW to travel to Colonial Lanes in Iowa City for miniature golf or bowling Transportation available. Monday Rainbow Girls 7:30 p.m. Masonic Temple.
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Women of Moose
Moose
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Jack Wagner
Walnut Women’s Club
Milton Schnicker
CFW
Martha Group
Leonard Llewellyn
John Vaughn
Sunset Park
Brighton Ces
Masonic Temple
CWF
Dorcas
Glen Green
Esther
E.greenblossom
Ruth
Roy Randall
Baptist
Nira
Ywca Whizzers
Colonial Lanes
Iowa City
Rainbow Girls
Methodist Questers Camp Overnight at Lake Darling
After a 3 30 meeting of the church board the Methodist Questers will gather at the Lake Darling youth center after 2 pm Saturday. Jim Birney leads meals for the overnight event with a 50 cent per person charge. A Sunday service precedes departure by 2 pm. Activities include swimming boating and hiking for interested church members.
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The
Methodist Church
Questers
Lake Darling
Jim Birney
4-H Club Meeting Details Highlight Home Safety and Plants
The Farmerettes 4-H Club met at Charlotte Sojka's on July 6 with a patriotic roll call and talks on home safety and starting a house plant. Demonstrations covered waste baskets, place mats, homemade furniture, and more. Committees were elected for the Local Achievement Show on July 16, and refreshments were served by the hostess and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmerettes
Charlotte Sojka
Jean Sojka
Janet Beranek
Peggy Chabal
Kathy Marek
Susan Sojka
Connie Goodlander
Diana Marek
Barbara Beranek
Sue Hora
Mary Meyer
Lois Meyer
Shirley Luers
Carol
Karen Marek
Linda Witthoft
Carolyn
Connie
Carla Goodlander
Women of Moose meet at College of Regents night in Iowa City
Co workers of the Women of the Moose attended the College of Regents night in Iowa City with Mrs William Zeitha mel presiding. Collegian Mrs W J McDole served as Junior Graduate Regent along with several collegians and co workers. The group visited Veterans Hospital earlier for Word Recreation Activity and received gifts from the Iowa City chapter.
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Women of the Moose
College of Regents
Iowa City
William Zeithamel
W. J. McDole
Howard Curl
James Edwards
Robert Grubb
Dale Sheetz
Melo Horak
Ed _ Letts
Are
Food bill varies by where you live in the U S
Food economists from the U S Department of Agriculture report regional differences in weekly grocery costs for a family of four. Following a moderate-cost plan, the South averages about 29 dollars, the Northeast about 36 50, the West about 35, and the North Central about 31 75 per cartful. Prices vary by city and store.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
South
West
North Central
Diocesan Council to Meet in Keota Notes Event
The Diocesan Council of Catholic Women district 11 will meet July 15 at St Mary's Church Hall in Keota. The executive board convenes at 11 a.m. followed by a cooperative luncheon. The afternoon program opens at 1 p.m.
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Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
St. Mary’s Church Hall
Keota
Jarrards Host MYF Ice Cream Making Night
Methodist Youth Fellowship members met at Doyle Jarrard home Tuesday evening for ice cream making and games. About 25 youths attended as plans were made for a public ice cream social on July 22 at the Methodist Church with serving starting at 6 p.m.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
Doyle Jarrard
MYF
Methodist Church
Pinochle Marathon Leaders After Sixth Round
After six rounds in the St. Joseph Circle event Mrs. Glenn Widmer and Mrs. Bernard McCarthy lead with 4930 points. Margaret Payne and Teresa Hun singer follow with 4600 points, then Mrs. Nick Gevock and Mrs. Alex Gevock at 4380. Bertha and Alice Dempsey have 4280 and Lucy and Catherine Dempsey 3380.
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St. Joseph Circle
Three Davenport Men Fined In Justice Court
Three Davenport men William Hitchcock William Smyzer and William Ackerman were fined six dollars and costs each in Glenn Holden justice court after arrest by sheriff's officers east of Washington. The fines were paid. A separate district court case granted Gladys M Miksch a divorce from David A Miksch with permission to resume her former name Gladys M Wulf.
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Davenport
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Holden
Washington
William Hitchcock
William Smyzer
William Ackerman
Gladys M. Miksch
David A. Miksch
Harold Fleck
Gladys M. Wulf
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting At Good Shepherd Church
Mrs. Rarick hosted the Lutheran Ladies Aid with nine members and the Rev. Elgin Koch attending. Devotions were led by Mrs. Carrie Sump and the topic Christian Citizenship was presented. Business action approved an ice cream social on July 29 and the aid’s picnic was set for the second Wednesday in August at Sunset Park.
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Elgin Koch
Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd
Ladies Aid
Wiliam Rarick
Carrie Sump
Rarick
Sunset Park
T-4-L Foot Treatment Ad Promises Fast Relief
An advertisement touts strong T-4-L liquid to stop itching and burning within minutes and skin shedding in three days. It touts a one hour satisfaction guarantee or 48 cents back and promotes T-4-L foot powder for sweaty feet and odor available today at drug stores.
Mrs Lawshe ends visit at Junction
Mrs Hazel Stapp Lawshe of Vero Beach Florida left July 3 for San Francisco after visiting Mr and Mrs Earl McBride since June 28 She attended the national United Presbyterian Women convention as a delegate at Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana She will visit her son Harry Stapp in San Francisco.
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Columbus Junction
Hazel Stapp Lawshe
Vero Beach
Fla
San Francisco
Earl McBride
Lawshe
National
United Presbyterian Women’s Convention
Purdue University
Lafayette
Indiana
Harry Stapp
Iowa Tax Commission Fails to Pay Tax Checks 3000 Empl
The Iowa Tax Commission examined nearly 3000 state and local government workers and found 5.5 percent did not file state income tax returns. They collected 19377 from 163 nonfilers. Chairman X T Prentis stressed efforts to garnish wages when immunity is waived and to collect all taxes due.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Tax Commission
X. T. Prentis
R-Mount Ayr
Lynn Potter
D Cresco
Prentis
Potter
Andrew George R
Cedar Falls
State Board of Regents
Three die on Iowa roads in 1964 toll rise
A Denison woman Mary Leahy 22 died from injuries after a one car crash near Denison. Gary Kroeger 21 was hospitalized in poor condition after skidding 200 feet off a county road while avoiding oil on the road. An 11 year old girl from Pella died when struck by a car. An elderly Titonka man died in a separate crash the day before. Iowa's toll rose to 356 from 301 the previous year.
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United Press International
Denison
Iowa
Mary Leahy
Gary Kroeger
Vail
Kroeger
Quacks Target Elderly in Medical Scams
Iowa City workshop speaker Dr. John G. Thomson of Des Moines said older people are the main targets of medical quackery because they have more illnesses and need to save money. He noted quacks prey on diseases science cannot cure like cancer and arthritis, estimating U S quackery costs at about 1 billion dollars annually and urging stronger state regulation.
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Iowa City
Iowa
UPI
John G. Thomson
Des Moines
Thomson
United States
UAW Rejects AMC Contract Opening Proposals
UPI Detroit The United Auto Workers rejected American Motors first settlement offer in talks for about 600000 workers. AMC proposed keeping current contracts with profit sharing and matching GM levels, plus possible reopeners to align with GM practices. The union noted AMC workers earned 9 to 10 cents more per hour in profit sharing and cited shorter relief time compared with GM Ford and Chrysler.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Walter Reuther
American Motors Corp
AMC
American Motors
Edward L. Cushman
Cushman
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Hospital Admits and Dismissals Report
Yesterday Glenn Porter and Edward Blatter from Washington were admitted for medical care. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Jerritt Hunting of Keota. Luther Crom and Lew Delzell of Washington were dismissed today.
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Glenn Porter
Washington
Edward Blatter
Jerritt Hunting
Keota
Luther Crom
Lew Delzell
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August Schmidt
Route 1
Marilyn
Richard Musser
Harry Musser
Lone Tree
St. Marys Church
Riverside High School
University College of Cosmetology
la Petite Beauty Salon
Benner Tea Company
Musser
State College of Iowa
Engineering
State University of Iowa
James’ E. Wolf
Doug, Greg
Karen
Columbus, Ohio
John Blick
Paul Wolfe
Harold Griffeth
Mrs
Wayne Cline
Abingdon, III
Frank Burns
W. P. Clark
University Hospitals
Richard Skipton
University Hospital
Boyd Dunbars
Dallas Dunbar
Jean
Gray's Lake
Ill
Charles Peck
Pulaski
E. P. Rich
James Rinner
Newton, Kan
Phil Weldin
Mt. Pleasant
Mark Hopkins
Rodney Kephart
Olds
Kephart
Dale Booth
Donald Dean Hixson
Barberton, O
Mr. Hixson
Ralph Hixson
California
Eldon Bainbridge
Fullerton
Calif
Dwight
Neil
Ruth Augustine
Robert Lauer
Betty McCall
Lakewood
Robert Jr
Crissy
Jeff
Joseph J. McConnell
Marge Smith
Beth
Westminster
Lloyd Halpenny
Ruth Smith
Ft. Worth
Texas
Barbara
Becky
Walter
Robert
Halpennys
McConnells
McConnell
Walter E. Smith
Vacation Village
Spirit Lake
Don Rich
Gwendolyn
Scott
Jolefa
Jim Rich
Mike
Peggy
Tim
Nancy
Ray Meier
Pam
Pat
Kurt
Iowa Great Lakes
Borden Glacier Club
Iowa Ave
Nicola & Harmon
North Side Sq
Evening Journal
Richard Brinning
Robert Brinning
Carol Richardson
Loust
Wolf's Flower Shop
Serving Wash. Co
Joe Evanovich, Jr
E. Madison Phone
Richard H. James
Wayland
Cookie
Marjorie Schlatter
Mr. and
Laverne Schlatter
Marjorie
Journal
Dallas Kinney
Jarrards
Mrs. Rarick
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Mrs. Lawshe
Junction
Grace Butler
New York
Westinghouse
Flushing Meadow
N. Y
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Amos
American Legion Hall
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