Women of the Moose and Auxiliary activities report
Collegians and co workers of the Washington chapter attended meetings in Oskaloosa and Town City last week taking part in ritual nights. Attendees included Mrs James Edwards and others with roles in regent, guide, and escort positions. Auxiliary members reported clothing and food distributions totaling 103 75 and planned a picnic at the VA Hospital in Iowa City. Garden and Barracks Auxiliary notes covered meetings, initiations, and district reports. Stone knives and axeheads in Haiti are linked to Ciboney tribes from North America around 450 AD.
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Women OF Moose
Washington
Women of the Moose
Oskaloosa
Town City
College of Regents
James Edwards
Howard Curl
William McDole
Ray Stalder
Ed Letts
Viola Moothart
Helen Hesseltine
VEW
VFW
David McGaffey
Truman Hysell
Civil Defense
Dwight Hayes
Don Bealer
Harold Haifley
Hayes
Willard Gray
Haifley
Wapello
North
Iowa City
Barracks
Auxiliary
Kalona
Harry W. Ramseyer
Ada Spencer
Crawfordsville
Della McBride
Clifford Connelly
Everett Burham
Harold Beck
Dean Feldman
Haiti
North America
Local Paper Names Staff Changes Amid Mixed Editorial Shuffle
A jumbled staff note lists Charles Morris as News Editor and Howard Hazen as Production Superintendent among unclear roles. The text references Chelsthas and Skyath in a second lane and mentions several misread names and departments, suggesting a chaotic internal memo.
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Charles Morris
the Shafter
Howard Hazen
Sperintendent
Chelsthas
Skyath
Dunas Avena
Buread
Sixty-one at Sharp reunion in Sunset Park
The 16th annual Sharp reunion was held in Sunset Park on Sunday July 17 with 61 present. Margaret Vinton presided at a brief meeting and new officers were elected: Sylvester Sharp chairman Harold Maxwell vice chairman, and Donald Smith secretary treasurer.
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Sharp
Sunset Park
Margaret Vinton
Sylvester Sharp
Harold Maxwell
Donald Smith
Washington
Robert Vargason
Clinton
Lori
Scott
Russell Hill
Timmy
Jesse Barr
William
Keith White
Roger Barr
Christine
Carl
Beverly
Stephen
Roland Maxwell
Kalona
Mary
Carol
Don
Iowa City
David Vinton
Hedrick
Ron Mathis
Ronnie
Charles Votruba
Marvin
Martin
Douglas and
Lanette
West Chester
Edna Vargason
Maynard
Fay W. Boone
Charles Dawson
Dan and
Mark
Ft. Leonard Wood
Missouri
Howard Yerington
Jerri Ann
Lisa Fern
Carolyn Shaver
Muscatine
Judy Cooling
Cedar Rapids
Adolph Votruba
Susan Roberts
Tammy Kay
Washington social calendar preview for week listings
All notices due by 10 2 m Wednesday morning for first publication. Jolly Nine Club meets 7 30 p m Mrs Harold Kline. Sunshine Community Club picnic in Sunset Park at 7 p m. DAK Log Cabin Open House 2 4 p m Sunset Park hosted by Helen Harvey Hat tie Carpenter Tom Davis Elizabeth Clark HH Club 1 30 p m Sunset Park gift exchange Independent Club 7 p m Sunset Park Double Deck Club 7 30 p m Mrs Mella Picken Twilight League and Men s drag 8 p m Country Club Home Arts Club afternoon Mrs Maude Statle Joe Schantz family reunion noon Sunset Park picnic bring lemonade coffee at northeast shelter house.
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Jolly Nine Club
Harold Kline
Sunshine Community Club
Sunset Park
Helen Harvey
Hattie Carpenter
Tom Davis
Elizabeth Clark
Heights
Rollie Dunbar
Mella Picken
Country Club
Home Arts Club
Maude Statle Andlay
Joe Schantz
Shelter House
Keokuk County Democratic Meet Set for Saturday
The Keokuk County Democratic central committee will convene Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Farm Bureau building in Sigourney. All interested Democrats are invited to attend.
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Keokuk County
Democratic Central Committee
Farm Bureau
Sigourney
Waddells host Jennison reunion weekend events
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Waddell welcomed the Jennison family for a two day reunion at the Chau Tau Motel. Attendees from Iowa Kansas New Mexico New Jersey and Louisiana joined tours of Hoover Library John Deere Amana colonies and a Mississippi River cruise plus a farm visit. The 1964 reunion was in Albuquerque and 1968 will be in Kansas.
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H. B. Waddell
Chau Tau Motel
Hoover Library
West Branch
John Deere
Moline
Mississippi
Locks
Davenport
Maurice Crawford
Iowa
Kansas
New Mexico
New Jersey
Louisiana
Albuquerque
N. M
Livestock Prices Report From Chicago Markets
Livestock data from Chicago shows hogs at 25.75 to 26.00 for 200-225 lb, 25.25 to 25.75 for 190-240 lb, and 24.75 to 25.25 for 240-260 lb. Cattle numbers reach 8,500 with slaughter steers 26.75 to 27.00 and primes 26.00 to 26.50 for 1150-1420 lb. Heifers and cows note mixed good to prime values and cuts.
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Chicago
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