Crawfordsville Legion Auxiliary Members Meet for Supper
Members of the Past Presidents Parley of American Legion Auxiliary and guests dined at Shamrock Inn Monday night. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Suter Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Dude Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Paisley Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wells Mr. and Mrs. Ron Schmitz Mrs. Everette Sommer Mrs. Ada Spencer and Mrs. Irma Hanft. The next regular meeting is planned for September.
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Crawfordsville
American Legion Auxiliary
Shamrock Inn
Harry Suter
Vernon Fletcher
Dude Lowe
Lyle Paisley
Bob Wells
Ron Schmitz
Everette Sommer
Ada Spencer
Irma Hanft
Wilma McAllister
Waco
Poece
State University
Iowa
David Richardson
Camp Golden Valley
Heidi Bernau
Mike Williams
Sharla Winter
Pam
Brad Fletcher
Susan Edgar
David Huff
White Cloud Club
Frieda Finke
Maurine Wilson
California
Muscatine
Deanne Henderson
Jennifer Egli
Carmen Steele
Amy Johnston
Fay Canby
Jennifer Farrence
Deanne
Robin
Linda
Cloverettes
David Griffith
Mrs. Griffith
Susan
Legion Hall
United Church Women’s Meeting
Attorneys Livingstons Day Kehoe Meeker Bates Firm
Professional directory listing: lawyers Livingston Day Kehoe Meeker Bates with Craig Arbuckle Abstract Dept in office at 112 South B phone 653-2147. Also the Children’s House Day Care licensed with multiple locations and other professional services including chiropractors hearing aids optometrist movers and realtors Swarthout Realty with contact and address details.
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THE
Children’s House, Inc
Washington
Ainsworth
Columbus Junction
Richland women attend bookkeeper school in Ankeny
Mrs. Richard Conklin and Mrs. Vernon Harras attended an instruction school in Ankeny for bookkeepers in grain trade operations under government regulations. Mel Maeder, bookkeeper at Hoskins Farm Supply, took a similar course last month. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Derby and two grandchildren visited Cheyenne, Wyoming, camping at Gilde Lake State Park before extended visits with family in Mt. Pleasant and Richland.
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Kimberly
Connie Ann Elmore
Mt. Pleasant
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Glede Lake State Park
Connie Ann
Howard Selden Jr
Selden
Claire Jones
Richland
Cora Heilman
Kenneth Nordyke
Alan
Francis Carmigniana
Paris
France
Nordykes
Larry Conger
Jason
Jim Wolcott
Jane
Tommy
Burkeys of Oregon honored at Wayland
A Wayland potluck at the Wayland State Bank courtesy room honored Mrs. Galen Burkey of Lebanon Oregon with relatives present. Purchases were announced for Marley's Foods and Cocktails at Trenton from Willis Hildebrand. Ostomates group invites local ostomates and families to a July 24 picnic at Kent Park Iowa City Deer Run Shelter.
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Waunita
Rosetta Unternahrer
David Koerner
Harold Wenger
Rodney
Gary Wenger
Alicia
Larry Hershberger
Tara
Joshua
Gerry Klopfenstein
Beth
Charity
Lynn Brenneman
Raymond Wenger
John Wenger
Christine
Phillip
Ruth Wenger
Emerson Witting
Harry S. Marley
Trenton
Willis Hildebrand
Marley’s
Bonnie Stiger
Columbus Junction
Theron Keith
Alfred Keith
Mission
Texas
Walter Fritz
Brighton
Wayland
Steve Alliman
Ozarks
Ron Roth
Christa
Terri
Dawn
Duane Peterson
Shari
Stacey
Joe Kauffman
Ryan
Ed Wagler
Rick Miller
Keith Reschly
Debbie Bitting
Cynthia Neufeld
Iowa City
Deer Run Shelter
Kent Park
Teens weigh in on church dress code debate
Readers from across the country and beyond debate a deacon’s admonition to a girl wearing blue jeans to church. Opinions split between defending the deacon and supporting the girl’s right to worship in jeans. Some argue about propriety, restrictions, and changing norms.
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United States
el Centro
Calif
Jeans in church stir debate on dress codes
A Canada US observer argues youth may wear blue jeans to church without excluding worshippers. The writer favors church access over fashion bans, noting modesty matters but condemns turning away wearers. readers may send questions to Dr. Robert Wallace via Copley News Service.
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Robert Wallace
Copley News Service
Newspaper Subscription Rates by Region and Method
By carrier in towns within the Washington retail area the rate is 2.00 dollars per month. By mail in Washington and adjoining counties the rate is 18.00 dollars per year. By mail in Iowa outside Washington the rate is 20.00 dollars per year. By mail elsewhere in the United States the rate is 24.00 dollars per year.
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Iowa
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Professional Directory
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Production Credit Association
J.D. Freyenberger
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Helga Burroughs State
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Maplewood Manor
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Optometrist
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Iowa Avenue
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Cook's Tfr. Inc
Atlas van Lines
B” Street
Fairfield
Realtors
Swarthout Realty
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Swarthout
Grant Wee Popstick
Mylanta
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TEK
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Washington Evening Journal
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