Sacha Club and local groups host gatherings in Ainsworth
Mrs. Ornduff leads Sacha Club meeting on June 10 with pork roast grill, rolls, and drinks. Program leader Terry Cellman shared grill tips while vice president Ornduff ran a brief business session. Various clubs including H Club and Eastern Star held June events with demonstrations, safety films, and plans for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane White
Ainsworth
Sacha Club
Ron Ornduff
Terry Cellman
Gene Scott
Cellman
Ornduff
George Colthurst
Pepperettes
Jill Risdon
Kristi Ordndoff
Sara Megdelsen
Sandra Stout
Highland
Shari Stout
Mary Megdelsen
South Church
Order of Eastern Star
Kenneth Arthur
Protam
Max M. White
Paul Stebelton
Esther
Paul Sines
Electa
Orie 'Connor
Town City
Washington
Columbus Junction
Lake City
Gilbert ‘Wood
W.A.S.H
Marr Park
O.E.S
Robert Stewart
Sorosis Study Club
Preston Edmondson
Sam Murphy
Clarence Richards
Karl Megdelsen
Orie O'Connor
Dale Herdlicka
Ruth Darby
Hawaii
Kent Feed
Muscatine
Sorosis
Lloyd Edwards
Laguna Beach
Calif
Ron
Bob Fulton
Vince Tellin
Aurora, I
Max White Jr
Walter Anderson
Mary O'Connor
Ottumwa
Russell
Jessie Stout
St. Mary's Hospital
Mayo Clinic
Harlan
Hank) Edgar
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Kathy
Joe White
Pekin Iowa High School
Jack Hamilton
Gary Wallerich
Keota
Roger Gillis
Tim Roberts
Washington D.C
R.E.C
Iowa
Ample natural gas seen for Iowans
Des Moines based report shows Iowa will face gas curtailments next winter but limited impact. FPC figures indicate Iowa’s three major pipelines Northern Natural, Michigan Wisconsin Pipeline, and Natural Gas Pipeline Co will raise curtailments by 8.9 percent in the year ending March 31, 1976, while overall midwest curtailments rise 45 percent. Principal effects target large utilities and industrial users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Federal
FPC
Michigan
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Northern Natural Gas Co
Omaha
Neb
Michigan-Wisconsin Pipeline Co
Detroit
Mich
The
Natural Gas Pipeline Co
Chicago
Kalona residents attend weddings and visits in scattered towns
Kalona residents attended a June 7 wedding in Scottdale Pennsylvania for Sally Copeland and Dennis D. Miller. Dennis M Miller and Eddie Miller along with Yoders visited Harrisonburg Virginia and Minneapolis Minnesota for shopping and visits. Local gatherings included the American Legion Auxiliary in Kalona and a concert by the Kalona Ecumenical Campanologian Society at Donnellson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugenves Te
A. Lloyd Swartzendrubers
Paul T. Guengerichs
Mary Yetty
Gardner
Wellman
Kalona
Mie Woodin
Paul Baumert
E. H
Five Can Bake Dish and Party Mints Quick Recipes
Edits from HELENE B. DILLON present a country cookbook feature with quick casserole and mint candy ideas. Recipes include a five can bake dish using chew-me-in noodles, boned chicken, soups, and milk, plus a peppermint and wintergreen mint variation and a sugar cookie style cookie with oats and Rice Krispies. Also includes kitchen trivia on asparagus and raspberries and poaching tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene B. Dillon
Linda Keltner
Wesleyan Becomes Bicentennial College in Iowa Mount Pleasant
Iowa Wesleyan College in Mount Pleasant is designated a Bicentennial College by the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration after submitting a campus plan for 1975 76. The program centers on Heritage Festival and Horizon with Old Main restoration as a permanent feature, and the certificate will be presented September 11 1975 by state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mount Pleasant
Wesleyan
Iowa Wesleyan
Old Main
James Harlan
P.E.O. Sisterhood
Stephen Lowry earns doctorate at Virginia Tech June 7
Stephen R. Lowry received the Doctor of Philosophy degree in Applied Statistics and Educational Research at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Blacksburg ceremony on June 7. He will remain in Blacksburg as assistant professor in the extension division of the College of Agriculture at VPI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Way
Eastern Mennonite College
V.P.I
Lowry
John
Blacksburg
College of Agriculture
Homer Lowry
Washington
Elizabeth Allensworth
Kalona
Lowrys
Farmers Savings Bank
James Crow
Molin Public Hospital
Moline
Davenport
Victor Hess
Near
Hagists Host Weekend Guests and Farewell To Ruth Norris
Local notes from Keota and nearby areas detail weekend visits and gatherings. Harold Hagist and family hosted Ruth Norris and several guests from Moline and St Louis while others attended showers and dinners at multiple homes. Ruth Norris plans to move to California on July 4 to live near her daughter. a nearby honor roll lists Jeff Bader among area students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauusl Evencr Keota
Harold Hagist
Ruth Norris
Jim Shaw
Moline
Raymond Jr
Edmond Hagist
St. Louis
Hagist
Peiffers
California
Howard Horras
Ollie
Bud Horns
Terry Horras
Pleasant Plain
Gordon Horras
Bud Horras
Eva Greiner
Raymond Herr
Forrest Green
Hoover House
West Branch
Everett Greiner
Jack Hamiltons
Jean Greiner
Myron Greiner
Karen Wolcott
Richland
Gene Heisdorffer
Alvie Heisdorffer
Jim Watson
Pam
Patty
Columbus Junction
Vicki Keeler
Air
Ward Benson
Karl and
Marthetta
Slayton Funston
Golden Buckle
Northern Missouri State University
Kirksville
Almanac Note for June 20 1975 and Guam history
Today June 20 1975 marks the first day of the year with a full moon approach and visible planets Mercury Mars Jupiter evening Venus Saturn. Gemini births noted. It recalls Jacques Offenbach born on this date in 1819 and Guam history including 1898 US Navy seizure and 1950 grant of citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Mars
Jupiter
Jacques Offenbach
US. Navy
Guam
Marianas Islands
Pacific
Flowers for the ailing friend from Wolfs Flower Shop
A note invites readers to call 653-5457 for thoughtful floral arrangements to cheer an ill friend, highlighting the law giving pedestrians the right of way but noting no provision for flowers.
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Mrs. Ornduff
East
Wesson
Crisco
Washington Evening Journal
Wesleyan Bicentennial College
Stephen Lowry
the Almanac
Wolfs Flower Shop
Osincup
Bui
Charmin
Good
Bing Cherries
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