Sacha Club Cookout Becomes Busy Community Evening
In Ainsworth Mrs Gene Scott hosts a Sacha Club cookout and meeting with Terry Cellman presiding. Members reflect on the year, report on a field trip to Cotter Special Education School, and vote $50 to the Boy Scouts for camping gear. The club will skip July and August meetings and plan a September Sorosis Club tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.A. Thompson
Ainsworth
Nancy Gerot
Robert Gerot
Washington County Hospital
Joe Tobin
Maurice Greene
Belle Plaine
Maurine
Mark
Sacha Club
Gene Scott
Terry Cellman
Jim McCreedy
Cotter
Boy Scouts of
Marian Owens
Sorosis Club
Elmer Wenger
Joe
Kansas
Wenger
Earl Cramer
Abilene
Leslie Cramer
Longford
Kan
Earl Wood
Don Bergman
Sauk City
Wis
Debbie Bergman
Prairie - Sauk High School
Debbie
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Harold Hall
Memphis
Tenn
Kevin
Navy
California
Kenneth Ornduff
Bobe Kurtz
Maplewood Manor
Keota
Lee Norris
Ronald Ornduff
Duncan - Hayes
Raritan Baptist Church
Raritan
Mac Wallace
Grace Hiler
Iowa City
Muscatine
Corbin Crawford
R.O.S
Boice Kurtz
Moline
Paul Beard
Beverly
Patty
Carol Holmes
Delbert Holmes
Dale Holmes
Louis Koehler
Holmes
Children's Parade Plans and Centennial Meeting Notes
Riverside declares a Thursday July 20 parade at 10 30 am with number draws from 1872 to 1972 and various categories. Parade chair Paul Schnoebelen, picnic and meeting details follow, plus kickoff meeting set at V F W Post with Centennial announcements and music, and ongoing community events across Riverside including sports and church programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Kiene Riverside
Riverside
Paul Schnoebelen
Paul
Schnoebelens
Cleo Gerot
Robert Colbert
Paul Rummelhart
Wayne Horak
Cleo Burich
Phyllis Novy
Tiny Burich
Gerot
Crazy Legs Horak
V.F.W
West Chester
Brighton
George Wise
Clara Rath
Mathilda Bruegge
Cedar Rapids
Norma McKelley
Bettendorf
Anna Heck
Frances
Ted Gerot
George Havel
Karen Westfall
Bette Funk
Esther Lukavsky
Ina Gerot
Frank Blakely
Richard Swailes
Fred Luckey
Des Moines College Urges Body Donations for Science
Des Moines College of Osteopathic Medicine pleads for more Lowans to donate bodies as expansion and rising enrollment create cadaver demand. At a memorial service for 16 benefactors, ashes were interred at Glendale Cemetery. Rabbi Weingart praised the gift of self for medical learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
UPI
Des Moines College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery
Glendale Cemetery
Irving Weingart
Tifareth Israel Synagogue
Rabbi Weingart
Old Home Holds 101 Year Farmstead Ties
Lee Wadsworth of Jefferson recently visited the 101 year old family farm home in Kendrick township near Brock Hill in the Horseshoe Bend area by the Raccoon River. The house, largely timber built from river bottom lumber, reportedly used wooden pegs instead of nails in parts and remains occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Wadsworth
Jefferson
Kendrick Township
Brock Hill
Horseshoe Bend
Raccoon River
UI summer session opens with 8500 students in Iowa City
The University of Iowa launched its 1972 summer term drawing about eight and a half thousand students. Programs include for teachers, noncredit public courses, and workshops in ecology geography sociology molecular biology journalism music and drama. Courses run across camps in Yellowstone Hebgen Lake and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains with work for high school teachers and students alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Yellowstone National Park
Beartooth Mountains
Grand Teton National Park
Hebgen Lake
Montana
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Colorado
Mid-Prairie youths to FFA conference
Mid-Prairie FFA chapter leaders Steve Wright and Mike Joner will represent the district at the National FFA Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C., June 1924. More than 500 members nationwide will attend this week long session, sponsored by the National FFA Organization with the U.S. Office of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Wright
Mike Joner
Mid - Prairie
FFA
Washington, D.C
Wright
Wilbur Wright
West Chester
Yoder
Robert E. Yoder
Wellman
National Ffa Organization
U.S. Office of Education
National Ffa Center
National Ffa
Evonne Goolagong Rolls To Victory In Nottingham Opener
Evonne Goolagong 75 63 defeated Rosemary Casals in the opening John Player Lawn Tennis Tournament match in Nottingham. The 20 year old Wimbledon champion played through a painful shingles flare as she tunes up for this year’s defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evonne
Nottingham
England
UPI
Evonne Goolagong
Rosemary Casals
Miss Goolagong
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Sacha
DeWitt
Trudy Griffeth
Kathy Wittetoe
Aomi Fetterman
Jona Beenblossom
Carla Goodwin
Naomi Fetterman
Jona
Trudy
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Missouri
Illinois
Iowa
Atlanta
Denver
Arcadia
Calif
Sharon
Cindy Harms
America
Allyson Zaloudek
Leisa Gill
Jim Thomann
Kathy Kenney
Holly Ost
Pam Flynn
Gerry Kenney
Ann Kirchner
LeAnn Swailes
Sue Slaughter
Cindy Lown
Joan Dutler
Kenneth Yoder
Craig
Jan
Wheaton
Ill
Russel Yoder
Carl Mencl
Wahtzit
Yeggys Western Auto
Kiene Sundries
Lattas
Riverside Grain and Feed
Yeggys Western Auct
Kienes Sundries
Latta’s
Yeggys
Kienes
Riverside Grain
John R. Veggy
Michael James
Regina High School
Donald Meeks
Bill Blumingsten
Bill
Wolf's Ower Shop
Service
Fdig Ras RS Maes
Washington Evening Journal
Mid-Prairie Youths
FFA Conference
Skip
Marshall Furniture
Benjamin Moore
Osincup's
Eas Ge
Ren
Moonta
Moore’s
Met
MoorGard
Moore’ Callons
Osincup Drug Store
Walgreen Agency
West Side Square
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