Hole relatives hold fourteenth reunion at Sunset Park
The Hole family group of 69 met Sunday at Sunset Park for the 14th reunion. Officers were continued, letters read from absentees, and photos taken. Weddings and births among relatives were reported, and SK-2 Marvin Hole returned from Vietnam before new orders.
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Hole
Sunset Park
W. E. Hole
Earnest Ichendahl
Sheila Richardson
Roland Eugene Dodson
Ruth Ann Hole
Richard Butterbau
Willard Hole
West Chester
Andy Sheetz family reunion brings distant relatives together
Mr and Mrs Andy Sheetz hosted a July 4 family reunion at the park with children, grandchildren and a great grandchild. Relatives from California Virginia Colorado and Ohio joined the gathering, enjoying supper dancing and visiting at Webers Steak House and later at the Sheetz home.
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Sheetz
Richard Sheetz
Patty
Barbara
Rita
Diane
Bernard Sheetz
Newport News
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Margene
David
Wayland
Bill Cady
Karen
Pat
Jean Sparby
Brett
Long Beach
Calif
Larry Sheetz
Steve
Mark
Jeff
Jim Sheetz
Holly
Shelly
Wendy
Kinross
Richard Gibbs
Tammy
Cheryl
Glen Rice
Kurt Sparby
Jerry
Julie Sheetz
Ft. Collins
Colo
Webers Steak House
Birthday Honoree Naomi Kephart Feted At July 10 Party
Naomi Kephart was honored at a birthday party held on Wednesday July 10 at the home of Mrs. Dale Darbyshire. Guests included Mrs. Etieine Spenser Mrs. Clara Alfred Mrs. Carl Schneider and Mrs. Ethel Swift. Games contests and visiting provided entertainment with cake and punch served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Schneider. The honoree received a gift from the group.
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Naomi Kephart
Dale Darbyshire
Etieine Spenser
Clara Alfred
Carl Schneider
Ethel Swift
Schneider
Kephart
Community Club Meetings and Social Plans
The Saddle Club held a weiner roast at the Fairgrounds with hosts the Claud and Cleo McCoys and guest Lori Schout from Canada. The Lutheran Mission Society discussed plants and flowers, an August ice cream social, and welcomed new member Mrs Carl Gutekunst. Eleven Sunshine Community Club members planned a July 31 picnic with baskets and drinks, while Sun Shine president Mrs Louis Koehler led a breakfast gathering and roll call.
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Weiner
Fairgrounds
Claud McCoy
Cleo McCoy
Kathy Belton
Canada
Loren Schout
Schout
Alvin Sheback
Mission Society of the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd
Roy Hodges
William Rarick
Alfred Lemke
Carl Gutekunst
Lemke
Waverly
Sunshine Community Club
Ed Zieglowsky
Carl Schneider
Lester Pronga
Louis Koehler
W. C. Richards
Leslie Beenblossom
Local Life Investors and Ohio National staff honored
Colthurst of Ainsworth attended the Life Investors sales advisory council meeting in Cedar Rapids. J W Helfer, Ohio National Life general agent, received a special commendation from company president M Rey Dodson for outstanding performance in the annual president's month sales campaign. He will have a spot on the president's Wall of Fame for the rest of the year.
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George Colthurst
Ainsworth
Life Investors, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Helscher
J. W
Bill” Helscher
Ohio National Life Insurance Company
M. Rey Dodson
Local Couple Plans Ceremony After High School Roots
Miss Stapp, a 1967 Columbus Community High School graduate and ward clerk at University Hospitals in Iowa City, is engaged to a Washington High School graduate from 1966. Her fiancé serves in the army at Fort Hood Texas. No wedding date has been set.
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Miss Stapp
Columbus Community High School
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Washington High School
Ft. Hood, Texas
Social Calendar notices for community groups
Social calendar lists events for Thursday including Women of Moose enrollment 8 p.m. Moose Home and Executive board 7 p.m. Walnut Women’s Club with an 8 p.m. ice cream social at Lyle Wilson home. Rural Women’s Club 7:30 p.m. at Dick Ross home with ice cream social. Prairie Flower Missionary Society 7:30 p.m. at church. Brighton CES 8 p.m. Masonic Temple. First Baptist John Vaughn Circle 1:30 p.m. Lucile and Carol Forgey. Nira Picnic noon Sunset Park basket dinner. Rainbow Girls 7:30 p.m. Masonic Temple. FOE Auxiliary 8 p.m. at hall.
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Women of Moose
Moose
Walnut
Lyle Wilson
Dick Ross
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Church
Brighton Ces
Masonic Temple
John Vaughn
Lucile
Carol Forgey
Rainbow Girls
FOE
Hall
Chicago gangs sign peace pact on South Side beach
About 300 members of the Blackstone Rangers and East Side Disciples met on a Chicago South Side beach for a peace pact to disarm and work for the Negro community. Rangers leader Herman Holmes said they have matured and seek community service, inviting other youth gangs to follow suit. The announcement follows Senate probes into the Rangers and federal poverty funds and calls for nonviolence and joint programs with community groups and police. Reverend Curtis Burrell endorsed the move, saying the leadership deserves a chance to prove it can work.
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UPI
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East Side Disciples
South Side
Rangers
Senate
Herman Holmes
Ranger
Curtis Burrell
Kenwood-Oakland
Little hope for early adjournment of 90th Congress
Washington dispatch reports timetables slipping for a pre convention adjournment as Johnson urged quick action on housing education antipoverty health and consumer programs. Senate leaders peg chances of a September return and a possible adjournment before the August 5 GOP convention in Miami Beach at about fifty percent.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Johnson
Miami Beach
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Toastmasters Meet at Captain's Table Dinner
Toastmasters Club held a Wednesday evening dinner meeting at Captain's Table with Frank Patterson as toastmaster and John Ganon as table topics chairman. Bernard McCarthy spoke on "Flash" and David Miksch on "Canadian Friends" during five minute talks. the club invites interested people to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Patterson
Toastmasters Club
John Ganon
Bernard McCarthy
David Miksch
Dale York Fined for Illegal U Turn on the Square
Dale H. York paid a $10 fine after an illegal U turn on the square. He appeared in justice of the peace court following a stop by city police.
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Dale H. York
Justice of the Peace Court
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