United Presbyterian Home Variety Night highlights Lions eye program
Social and club news recounts a Variety Night at the United Presbyterian Home featuring films with Lions Club commentary on eye transplant projects. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Dick Dare of Crawfordsville, local residents, and a steady stream of visitors and honorees as the Home governance discussed new board members and ongoing community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions’ Club
Dick Dare
Crawfordsville
4 H Club Meeting Highlights At William Jones Farm
The Starliners 4 H Club met for a wiener roast at the William Jones farm with nineteen girls answering roll call. Talks covered lending a helping hand and clothing topics while chairmen were named for the July 12 achievement show at the Fairgrounds show barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starliners 4 - H Club
William Jones Farm
Peggy Kephart
Debbie Chalupa
Mrs. Jones
Carl Chalupa
Vicki Libe
Annetta Whittaker
Debbie Tyer
Ann Widmer
Keota honor roll students named on year end list
Keota High School announces the year end honor roll with semester and nine week distinctions. Notables include Barbara Adam Mary Temple Jennifer Altenhofen Dan Flynn Jay Flynn Francene Besser Barbara Gretter Mary Huber Donna Snakemberg Kathy Conrad Jacque Schulte Dennis Lyle Mary Harras and more across semester and nine week categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KEOTA
Barbara Adam
Mary Temple
Jennifer Altenhofen
Dan Flynn
Jay Flynn
Francene Besser
Barbara Gretter
Mary Huber
Donna Snakenberg
Kathy Conrad
Jacque Schulte
Dennis Lyle
Mary Harras
Mike McInerney
Karen Redlinger
Dana Hahn
Francene Adam
Jay Stoutner
Barbara Temple
Perry Palmer
Karen Peiffer
Cathy Altenhofen
Marilyn Bomber
Rose Mary Striegel
Mary Walker
Jerome Greiner
Roger Kiefer
Ron Romine
Cathy Wheeler
Robert Baker
Club activities bring varied fun to Just Us Club meeting
Just Us Club members gathered Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. D. O. Butler for contests and entertainment. Esther White and Ethel Swift led the program. eleven members attended, guest Edna Peters. Swift received a birthday gift from mystery friend Hazel Harding. Refreshments were helped by Lewis Goodlander and Peters. Next meeting set with Mrs. John Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Us Club
D. O. Butler
Esther White
Ethel Swift
Edna Peters
Swift
Hazel Harding
Lewis Goodlander
Peters
John Caldwell
Joe Kaufman
Friendship Club
Gary Knott Nerus
al Kraal
Bonnie Campbell
Irvin Wulf
Emma Shaw
Gary Windus
Maurice Alvine
Knottnerus
Harold Gilliand
Ray Niffenegger
Dean Sandburg
Mark Campbell
Sunset Park
Martin Kron
Kraal
Camp Wyoming to Dedicate Five New Facilities
Several thousand people are expected for a 3:00 p.m. Sunday dedication ceremony at Camp Wyoming, the Presbyterian camp serving Eastern Iowa. New facilities include a $25 000 fan shaped swimming pool, a $30 000 recreation center, an $18 000 manager's home, a $5 000 unit lodge, and a picnic shelter. Minneapolis architect Glen Wallace will speak. The 340 acre camp has ten years of operation and is supported by about 38 000 members of 120 congregations across Eastern Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Wyoming
Iowa
Maquoketa
Anamosa
Highway 64
Glen Wallace
Minneapolis
Social Calendar Notices for Brighton and Nearby Groups
Social calendar items listed for Friday through Sunday and Tuesday include Brighton CBS at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, Fairfield Square Dance Club at 8 30 p.m. at the Fairfield fair grounds on Hwy 34 west with Ken Anderson as national caller, Texas Iowa Winter Visitors club noon annual potluck at City Hall, Baptist Hettie Lake Circle 7 30 p.m. Church lounge, Y Wives Summer Coffee at 2 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Boyd Siefkas, Art Guild 7 30 p.m. at studio, Wash Away Tops Club 8 p.m. at YWCA.
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Brighton Cbs
Masonic Temple
Fairfield Square Dance Club
Fairfield Fairgrounds Hwy
West
Ken Anderson
Texas - Iowa
City Hall
Hettie Lake Circle
Y Wives
Boyd Siefkas
Art Guild
YWCA
98 percent afflicted by tooth decay in US
New York UPI reports a doctor-led ADA campaign cites that over 98 percent of Americans experience tooth decay at some life point while many cases go untreated due to costs and lack of perceived severity. Fluoridation, diet, and education are key factors with potential 50 percent decay reduction. Programs in schools could reach nearly 100 million children.
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New York
Atlanta
Garrett
ADA
Shellbark Club to honor three wedding anniversaries
The Shellbark Club in Columbus Junction hosts an open house on Saturday June 10 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Columbus Community building honoring Mr and Mrs Hilton Hanft Mr and Mrs James D Helmick and Mr and Mrs C E Pierce The Pierces marked their 55th anniversary May 30 while the other two couples have 50 years of marriage Friends and former members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Junction
Shellbark Club
Hilton Hanft
James D. Helmick
C.E. Pierce
Pierce
Armbruster man participates in Beau Charger assault near DMZ
Seaman Andrew J. Armbruster USN son of Mr and Mrs Francis Armbruster River side Iowa took part in an amphibious assault near the DMZ dividing North and South Vietnam aboard the destroyer USS Ozbourn. His ship supported a special landing force of Marines into the southern buffer zone just south of the Ben Hai River during operation Beau Charger. Marines of the First Battalion Third Marine Regiment evacuated civilians before the sweep as air strikes from carriers in the South China Sea and Tonkin Gulf supported the ground operation.
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USS
Ozbourn
Andrew J. Armbruster
USN
Francis Armbruster
Route 1
Riverside
Iowa
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
North
South
Vietnam
U. S
Ben Hai River
Third Marine Regiment
South China Sea
Tonkin Gulf
Scouts on 75 mile Skunk River canoe trip
Boy Scout Troop 237 from Washington completed a five day canoe journey June 2 to June 6 along the Skunk River from below Sigourney to near Rome Iowa covering about 75 miles. They camped at Richmond and Brighton bridges Merrimac Mills a Rome sandbar and performed conservation work planting 500 willow trees cleaning brush and litter removal. Participants included Alan Cowell Randy Carey Tom Coon Randy Crockett Jerry Darbyshire Jon Glover Gary Goodell Jim Hayes Duane Hayes Mike Hooks Steve Huber Jeff Larson Fred Martin Drew McAvoy Tom Meeker Chuck Raymond Robby Reed Bill Wagner Rusty Wagner Ed Long Daryl Shy with leaders Charlie McAvoy Don Lawless and Scoutmaster Davy Crockett.
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Scout Troop
Washington
Skunk River
Sigourney
Highway 74
Highway 34
Rome
Iowa
Richmond Bridge
Brighton Bridge
Merrimac Mills
Coppock
Alan Cowell
Randy Carey
Tom Coon
Randy Crockett
Jerry Darbyshire
Jon Glover
Gary Goodell
Jim
Duane Hayes
Mike Hooks
Steve Huber
Jeff Larson
Fred Martin
Drew McAvoy
Tom Meeker
Chuck Raymond
Robby Reed
Bill Wagner
Rusty Wagner
Ed Long
Daryl Shy
Charlie McAvoy
Don Lawless
Davy Crockett
Real Estate Transfers in Kalona and Kalona Areas
On record contracts Leora O Larson and husband convey south half of SE of section 22 township 76 range 8 to Peter A Bell and wife. east half of NW of section 27 and SE of NE of section 27 to Larry Kauffman and wife. Lina Yoder transfers lot 2 block 3 F M Snider addition Kalona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leora O. Larson
David A. Bell
Peter A. Bell
Lina Yoder
Larry Kauffman
Lot
F. M. Snider
Add Kalona
UJA seeks 200 million for Israel emergency fund
New York leaders at the United Jewish Appeal headquarters mobilize an all-out drive to push the Israel Emergency Fund beyond 200 million. Teleprinter links across major cities enable parallel fundraising as rallies lunches and stage shows draw public attention and donations. Money tallies show New York leading with 20 million, followed by Chicago 3.5 million, Boston 2.5 million, and other cities contributing sizable sums. Street solicitations peak during United Jewish Appeal week proclaimed by Mayor Lindsay.
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New York
UPI
United Jewish Appeal
UJA
Israel Emergency Fund
John V. Lindsay
Chicago
Boston
Providence
R.C
Newark
N.J
Atlanta
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Iowa
Cincinnati
Dayton
Students Rampage at Moscow Embassy Unsettles UN Session
United Nations Security Council crisis debate on Middle East fighting delayed as Syria seeks a cease fire with no conditions. Syrian Ambassador Tomeh urged a meeting, while Soviet envoy Fedorenko sat in, scribbling notes and diplomacy stalled. U.S. Ambassador Goldberg prepared to oppose the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
UPI
U.N
Israel
Security Council
Middle East
George J. Tomeh
Council
Hans R. Tabor
Denmark
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Tomeh
Syria
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Edna Sherriff
Mercy Hospital
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Extended Care Center
Route 5
Warren Carris of
Hennie Harris
Myrtle Horton
R. G. Willits
Indianola
Leland Horton
Brighton
Albert Simpsons
Tom Krause
Iowa Wesleyan
Mount Pleasant
Karl Megdelsen
Everett Green
Ruby Sharp
Keola
Mr. Green
Switzerland
Bertha Watts
Newton
Bader Cottage
Mary Edwards
Denver, Col
Laura Moffett
Elmer Vincent
Mr. Vincent
Mae Sturgeon
Grace Vincent
Wayne Mangold
Terry and
Nancy
West Chester
Sturgeon
Vincent
Home
Wendell White
Man
Monmouth
Ill
William Beattie
Davenport
Florence Sherman
Clarence Logan
C. H. van Meter
Ft. Meyers, Fla
Minnie van Meter
Work
Cranston
McMillan
Margaret Stone
Good Samaritan Center
Ottumwa
Starliners
Farmerettes 4 - H
Connie
Carolyn
Darla
Delana Goodlander
Peggy ‘Chabal
Patty Sojka
Myrna Cave
Dianne Marek
Carolyn Goodlander
Sue Hora
Susan Sojka
Janet Redlinger
Mike Quigley
Bernard Redlinger
David Besser
Donna Reighard
Debbie Adam
David Striegel
Anna M. Striegel
Connie Hammes
Bob Mattison
Don Gretter
Sharon Hammes
Cheryl van Sickle
Gloria Sheets
OES
G. W. Manussier
Ruth Aie
Maude Schmoeller
Rose Reid
Capp Homes Dept
North 4Th Ave
RFO
Gay Pauley
Orla M
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Advertising Council
National Safety Council
International Newspaper Advertising Executives
Armbruster
Moscow
Faith Baptist Church
Waco
Washington Cafe
Oliver J. Parish
Iowa Avenue
Central City
Wasco Construction, Inc
Carroll Kenney
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