Fortnightly Keota club meets to study pictures
The Fortnightly club met June 14 at Mrs. Betty Dill’s home with twelve members. President Mrs. Helen McFadden led the business meeting. Mrs. Walburga White presented a program on valued pictures including religious and children’s images, wildlife, and The Windmill. Next meeting planned for June 27 with Mrs. McFadden presenting. Several local notices follow about visits and travel, and extended family updates from Wisconsin and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McFadden
Atty
B. J. Byrne
Wisconsin
Anne Gradert
Hazel Green
Atty and
Farrier and Friends Social Sketches From Brighton
Mrs Francelia Farrier visited Ottumwa where she stayed Thursday and Friday with her son and family the Farriers. In Fairfield a cooperative dinner honored Richard Allison and his Texas Air Force family on leave, and birthday boy Ronald Elmore of Danville. Brighton locals hosted calls and gatherings with kin from Burlington Richland and Washington. The Miss America preliminary pageant judge was Mrs Ross Day at Ft Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrne
Vincent Byrne
Shellsburg
Wisconsin
Matts Sonday
University Hospital
Iowa City
Bertha Stites
Mercy Hospital
Carl Stites
Stites
Bertha Green
Keswick
Margaret Green
Des Moines
Jeri Mayer
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Richard Mayer
Marlin Romoser
Gary Romoser
Cora Henderson
Elsie Mayer
Pete Koehler
Crawfordsville
Koehlers
John Weerman
Hi Bower
Ozarks
Ted Mayer
Robin
Broomfield
Colorado
Homer Mayer
Wellston
Francis Wright
Keota
Richard Wright
Mitch
Holly
Sparks
Nevada
Brighton
Francelia Farrier
Kermit Farrier
Ottumwa
Russell Allison
Fairfield
Richard Allison
Texas
Air Force
Ronald Elmore
Danville
Allen Coop
Mr. Pleasant
Clarence Nook
Harold Coop
Ross Day
Caryl Richards
Burlington Hotel
Burlington
Jeanette Edwards
Don
Esther Statler
Statlers
Washington
Ira Saunders
West Main St
Carrol E. Rubey
Beverly
Eugene
Edward Rubey
Ames
Charles O. Rubey
Cedar Rapids
Karen Worley
Pleasant
Dickey
Prairie Home
Ft. Madison
Wyman Club Holds Guest Day and Social Notes
Wyman Community Club spent June 1 at the schoolhouse with a salad luncheon. Soloists Mrs. Harold Rees and Mrs. Frances Dunn performed. Slides were shown by Mrs. Rex Hanft of Wapello about the Holy Land. Local residents visited relatives and friends, with several moves and travels noted including plans to Wichita Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyman
Wyman Community Club
Harold Rees
Frances Dunn
Rex Hanft
Wapello
Holy Land
A. H. Ahrens
Douglas
Eagle Grove
Paul Huston
Mike
Debbie
Randy Wheeler
Queen City
Missouri
Clair Muller
Elizabeth
Bob
Cedar Falls
Dean Seteles
Witchita
Kansas
Kathryn Rees
Lois Jones
Crawfordsville
Edna Luckey
Richard Frieman
St. Petersburg
Florida
Winfield
Gary Blaine
Curt
Dale Humph
Dennis Menace creators visit Minnesota and Iowa trip follows
Dennis the Menace creator Hank Ketcham and family from Janesville Minnesota joined Mr and Mrs Fred Humphreys and other relatives over the weekend. They traveled to Iowa City for University Field House commencement exercises where nephew Donald Muller graduated in dentistry. The group also notes bad weather limited gatherings and travel details. TOKYO UPI reports work to begin soon on a 224 mile Seikan tunnel linking Honshu and Hokkaido with pilot bores under the sea to study conditions and methods. Completion target is the late 1970s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Kracaw
Burlington
Hokkaido
Japan
Honshu
Japanese National Railway
Seikan
Local Attorneys Directory Highlights Morrison Lloyd and Owen
Edmond D. Morrison Jr. and James E. Lloyd lead Morrison Morrison and Lloyd at 211 W Washington St with phone 653-2924. John C. Owen operates at 119 West Washington South Side Square, phone 653-2874. Stewart and Shearer, Richard A. Stewart and Paul V. Shearer, offer legal services with an in-house Abstract Dept at 225 West Main, phone 653-2159.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston, Day, Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Potent Pesticide Talk Sparks Health News Style
A survey of science notes covers a potential pesticide from a plant hormone found in newsprint, with Harvard researcher Williams saying it might selectively kill disease or crop pests. He notes a gram could kill up to 100 million insects and that human harm is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Carroll M. Williams
Williams
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Mrs. Farrier
Mrs
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Lewis Thomas
Alice Rose
Kathryn Williams
Stanley Brecheisen
Denver
Craig Morgan
Richland
Delbert Lowes
Wyman Club
Donald Kracaw
Washington, Iowa
Norris Construction Company
Coppock
Iowa
Albia Construction CO
Albia, Iowa
Bob D. Reed
Dennis the Menace
By Hank Ketcham
Tokyo
UPI
South St
Oskaloosa
Ken Ruegsegger
North Clay West Liberty
Ken
Professional Directory
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
M. L. Tweeton
Marion
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic Physician Journal
Optometrists
John W. Lemmon
O. D
South Iowa
Christian Tabernacle
L. B. Eicher
South
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Wapello Livestock Auction, Inc
Packers and Stock Yard Act
Mediapolis
Rex L. Hanft
Mgr
Surrell Barton
Waltheachenp
Chicago
Marvin Cornblath
University of Ilinois
Cook County
Hos
Pital
Cornblath
University of Michigan
Fred Davenport
Michigan
Oxford University
Sir George White Pickering
Dr. Pickering
Pickering
Finland
New York State
W. M. Boshart
Richard Larson
Federal Land Bank
Washington County Fairgrounds
Halcyon House
Haviland
Theodan Haviland
Haviland Limoges
Lennox
Wedgewood
Warwick
Hayrup
Tiffany
Stubenville
Belleek
Limoges
Staffordshire
Bristol
Cape Cod
Grant
Plateau
Seth Thomas Weight
Abe Lincoln
Clifford Thorne
Keith Murphy
Chet Miller
Gracehill Ladies Aid
Mike Orris
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