Cedar Clipper 4-H'ers Entertain Mothers
Cedar Clippers 4-H club members and their mothers met with leader Mrs Maurice Crawford. Roll call had members share progress on this years project. President Gladys Kripp presided. Plans were made for a feature display and a memory picture contest. Articles made during the year were shown. Assistant leader Mrs Robert Jones reviewed record books. Mothers present included Mrs William Glaesburner Mrs Don Cave Mr Glenn Knapp and Mrs Kartfoor. Mrs Crawford and daughter Karen served refreshments.
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Gladys Kripp
Eirle
Robert Jones
William Glaesburner
Don Cave
Glenn Knapp
IOOF Meeting Held At Hall With Officers Elected
The LOOK met to handle regular business at the hall on Tuesday night. John Mecutbos served as Noble Grand. Communications from the Grand Master and from the Odd Fellows lodge at Mason City were read. The session concluded in due form.
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IOOF
Hall
John Mecutbos
Mason City
Quilts and Large Items Cause Laundry Dilemma
Ames readers note the difficulty laundering quilts shawls and feather pillows. Automatics with large cylinders aid heavy items but many homes lack suitable machines leaving owners to seek commercial services or hand washing due to wringer and rinsing limitations.
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Ames
Tos Department of Asrentture
BPW Tag Day Supports Public Library in Columbus Junction
The Business and Professional Women club of Columbus Junction announces an annual tag day on August 6 to raise funds for the public library. Proceeds will finance new books. Local News items note travel prizes and community visits as well as church events and a tipsy mix of notes from residents across Iowa and nearby states.
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Columbus Junction
Business and V Professional Womens Club
Mre
WE. Ross
California
WSCS
Conesville Methodist Church
Othe Churel
Wilner Frederick
India
NS Pom
Coire Church of God
Hunter Institute
Iowa
Wesleyan Arylleture
Mt. Pheasant
Jont
The Oldest Thirst Quencher in Recorded History
The text notes beer’s ancient roots with a history spanning roughly six centuries and suggests beer may rank as the second oldest drink after water, per archeologists’ views.
Patterson Joins Journal Three Quarter Century Club
William S Patterson of 415 South 7th Street is welcomed as a new member of the Journal Three Quarter Century club. At approximately 86 years old he has spent about 75 years farming and 11 in the city. He credits his long life to a good dose of hard work. The club’s annual gathering will be held Saturday August 25 at the Washington Golf and Country Club.
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Williams. Patterson
South 7Th Street
Journal
Patterson
Jafferson
Washington Golf and Country Club
Sunset Park Bell Reunion Draws 43 Relatives
The Pell family reunion gathered 43 relatives at Sunset Park on Sunday. Washington attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mille and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nordyke and Connie, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hite and Janice. Guests came from Davenport, Salem, Cedar Rapids, Marion, Fort Madison and Donne son. Food baskets supplied a noon dinner while historic notes mention 1663 dining customs due to silverware scarcity.
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Pell
Sunset Park
Washington
Gilbert Mille
Bill Nordyke
Connie
Edwin Hite
Janice
Davenport
Salem
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Madison
Donneson
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Cedar Clippers 4-H Club
Maurice Crawford
BPW Group
Martha Butler
Warren Rock
Klamath Falls
Oregon
Dodge
Roek
Detroit
Mich
Columbus’ High School
West
Jean
John Morrison
McCook
Neb
Kenneth McCoy Houe
Nina Whister
Phoenix
Ariz
C E. Katerndahl
William S. Patterson
Bell
Brouwehlt
Hanes Briefs
Brody
George Dowrelie
Dowell
Sue
Methlist
Tut A la
Rath’s
Lear Bacon
Wagner
East Edge
Atlas Tires
Brindley’s
City Hall
Standard Station Tire Service Headquarters
Rold
I.b
Red Rooster
Musselmans Rnch
Applesauce
Canada Dry
Gake Wittmer
Gingerale