Miss Helen Lackey Attends Centenary Church Event
U P Home News notes Miss Helen Lackey returned Sunday from Traer and attended the centennial celebration of United Presbyterian church where her father once served. Multiple visitors and local engagements follow including dinners and birthday observances, with travel mentions to Davenport Wesley and Vancouver Washington.
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Helen Lackey
Traer
United Presbyterian Church
Jean Glasglow Harvey
Vancouver
Wash
Helen Harvey
Maple Lane
Holvey
Clark County Historical Museum
Edith Rownd
Washington
Incomplete Olds and Ford Trucks Listed in Public Record
A garbled record lists multiple motor vehicle makes and owners including Olds Ford Mercury and Toyota. It references names such as Werner M and Clarence Wehr along with property transfers in sections 32.748 and 17.77 and mentions Rex Miller Lond and Mourine Schmelzer.
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Werner m
R. Lowry
Olds
James Allen
Connie
Ronald Kte
Igwal
Clarence Robert Wehr
Ford
Ear Beraon
Toyota
Robert Olan Adams
Mercury
Norman G. O
Ruth Webster
Richard
Evans
Griffith Brothers
Raymond
Frances Soko
Pacer
Jerry Tee Cline
Ford Truck
Ma German
Otenna Ahrens
Marjorie Rich
Yamaha
Gerald
Vole W. Jones
Fare
Robert. Jones
Condloyee
Darlene
David E Rohe
Rex G. Miller
Property transfers listed for numerous individuals in Riverside area
A series of deed transfers is documented, naming Arnold Molets, Margaret Warren, James Suchan, Vivian Era Daniel Huddleston, Renee, Gina Soond Beck, Yora Chmelar, Lond, Anna T. Sieren, Dennis Sieren, Connie Jo Charles, Barbara King, Roy Malichky, Arboget, Freton Jones, Artie May Coon, Louise Coon, Jo Margaret Wagner, Covington, and others. The transactions cover NW and SW sections, blocks in Riverside original plots, and various undivided interests in parcels sets of sections 25 26 33 35 with multiple lot and block references in Riverside and surrounding plots.
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Arnold K. Molets
Margaret H
Warren J Suchan
Vivian
Daniel W. Huddleston
Renee
N.W
Srgaret
Worres
Kuchen
Vivien
Edward J. Semler
Beck
Yora J. Chmelar
Riverside
Anna T. Sieren
Dennis A. Sieren
Connie Jo o.Charestor
Kington
Barbara A
Roy D. Malichky la Bik
Worold
Arboget
Jones
Coon
Artie May Coon
Sidowy Coon
Louise Coon
Jo Margaret Wagner
Covington
Jara Covington
W. Gomen
Goren Jones
Schon
Mabel R. Grimm
Black
Iowa Researcher Explores Why C4 Plants Produce More
University of Iowa botanist Robert A. Kennedy studies why C4 plants outperform C3 crops. He notes C4 species waste less energy and water, and leaf weeds like purselane may hold keys to boosting crop yields. Breeding or chemical treatments could transfer C4 efficiency to foods.
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University of Iowa
Robert A. Kennedy
Kennedy
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4-H Presentation Winners Named in Washington County
Washington contestants dominated in 4-H Presentations with Christy Riley, Billa Bell, Rory Shalla and Robb Murphy winning Junior top honors at the Washington YMCA. Intermediate winners included Shaun Stout, Diane Steele, Eddie Chabal, and Allen Witthoff. Senior representatives are Cathy Huntsberger, Kevin Horn, and Bob Stutzman for the State Fair.
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Christy Riley
Billa Bell
Rory Shalla
Robb Murphy
Washington
Shaun Stout
Ainsworth
Diane Steele
Riverside
Eddie Chabal
Wellman
Allen Witthoff
Cathy Huntsberger
Kevin Horn
Bob Stutzman
Washington County
Angie Wood
Krista Flory
Paula Hahn
Debbie Peiffer
Kim Hammen
Renee Anderegg
Keota
Scott Schnicker
Brighton
Linda Ledger
Sue Spenner
Kalona
Dawn Anderegg
Patty Richardson
Mike Beranek
Rainbow Girls Reception Honors Kristine Erickson
Social calendar lists a 2 pm reception honoring Kristine Erickson at the Masonic Temple. Also notes Monday Demolay meetings cancelled and a Golden Age sack lunch at the YWCA. Wednesday features the film Bicentennial: Beyond the Birthday at 1 30 pm in the community room. The Priscilla Club breakfast is at Winga's Cafe Wednesday July 30.
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Kristine Erickson
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YMCA to Sponsor Rest Tent at Washington County Fair
The Washington YMCA will run a rest tent at the Washington County Fair next week. It will offer shelter, serve cold drinks, and feature daily SCAD program slide shows and photography displays. A Monday 6 to 8 p.m. judo demonstration by two Japanese instructors, plus writers, dance, and children's theater workshops starting at 6:30 p.m. on other days, are planned.
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Washington Ymca
Washington County
Japan
Washington area social notes and obituaries
Mrs J J Barnwell returned home after a week with daughter and family in Virginia Beach Virginia. Mr and Mrs Jim Lutz of rural Keota hosted a recent supper with guests from Wellman Washington and Rockford. Ivai Iwells sister of Marian Owens died at Rockford Memorial Hospital and funeral services are set there Monday. Memorials may go to the cancer fund. Washington High School class of 1966 seeks members for a 10 year reunion write Nancy Flynn route one Washington or Barbara Beauchamp 421 W Third St Washington.
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Willow Way
Hopkins
Minn
Dean Carney
Ruth Lensch
Laverne
Bauer
Washington
Dr. M. L. McCreedy
Jim Lutz
Keota
George Lutz
Wellman
Charles Franzen
Dennis
Gerald
Gary Franzen
Ivai Iwells
Marian Owens
Columbus Junction
Rockford Memorial Hospital
Rockford
Ill
Cancer Fund
Washington High School
Nancy Flynn
Route One
Barbara Beauchamp
Third St
Washington County Gift of Life Campaign Raises Over 500
Mrs. Carolyn Levy announced preliminary results showing Washington County residents donated more than 500 to the Gift of Life Campaign. Proceeds aid the Kidney Foundation of Iowa in local kidney disease service, education, research support, and organ donation efforts. The drive highlights the donor shortage and continues routine barber and beauty salon inspections as interim administration awaits new state legislation.
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Carolyn Levy
Washington Today
Washington County
Gift of Life
Pawlewski
Iowa
Barber and cosmetology licenses upheld in state
Iowa Health Commissioner Pawlewski says barbers and cosmetologists will stay licensed under current Town law despite Governor Ray veto of SF 296. Regulation of barber and cosmetology schools will continue under existing provisions.
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Des Moines
UPI
Norman L. Pawlewski
Robert D. Ray
Pawlewski
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