Follies of '50 Dance Review at Wick School Wick to Winfield
The Wick School of Dance presented Follies of 50 a dance review featuring local and professional talent. Local performers included Sharon Fricke Carol Lee Stucker Diane Walker Trudy Nelling and many others from Wick and surrounding areas.
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Wick School of Dance
State
Winfield High School
Sharon Fricke
Carol Lee Stucker
Diane Walker
Trudy Nelling
Marjoriebbetson
Julie van Dyke
Janice Jackson
Sandra Cullinan
Jacquie Harrington
Penny Bell
Claudia Ross
Anita Ross
Claudie Oberman
Lynn Messer
Jean Fern
Connie Nordyke
Darlene Mills
Nancy Osineup
Karla Yoder Sonja Shetler
Betty Wade
Pamela Trotter
Sandra Lay
Janet Haberman
Bobbe Haberman
Karen Lance
Sandra Floyd
Donna Osineup
Nancy
Linda Loveless
Sharon Kelly
Nancy Gastman
Judy Fern
Kay McCreedy
Suzanne Noonan
Betty Noonan
Betty Bell
Linda
Pegey McKinstry
Marilyn Mereker
Katherine Singshine
Wilda Allen
Julie Wells
Greta Wells
Lila Wade
Judith Putnam
Eleanor Bailey
Sandra Peters
Kay Witmer
Shirley Zeck
Catherine Crone
Patty Sorrell
Jerry Ewan
Jerry Fricke
Dennis Sorrel
Carla Benell
Jacquie Tesdale
Sharon Swan
Jane Metzger
Karen Smith
Karen Fricke
Roberta Arthur
Ann Peterson
Jacquie Lemmon
Elaine Sturges
Barbara Shannon
Beverly Jarvis
Dolores -Atterson
Tiln Bell
Sheryl
Hunsaker
Linda Lee
Mary K. Young
Susan Owen
Nancy Barcley
Rose Bates
Iris Treland
Lumber moisture equalization under similar conditions
Moisture in lumber reaches about the same level across species in a short time when exposed to similar atmospheric conditions.
Young People and Church Bake Sale This Saturday
The Senior young people of the Christian church sponsor a bake sale at the Modern Appliance store starting at 9 30 AM on Saturday. Members are asked to bring donations to support the Christian Youth Fellowship Missionary fund with all proceeds going to the fund.
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The
Christian Church
Caristian Youth Fellowship Missionary Fund
Executive Committee Luncheon Held by Women’s Christian Fellowship
The executive committee met at Mrs. William Crayne’s home for a 1:00 cooperative luncheon. New group leaders named are Mrs. Virgil Earll group 1, Mrs. Dora Balar group 2, Mrs. Elwyn Gardner group 8, and Mrs. Ray Rathmell group 4. They reviewed last year’s business and discussed future plans.
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Th Women’s Christian Fellowship of the Christian Church
William Crayne
Virgil Earll
Dora Balar
Elwyn Gardner
Ray Rathmell
Rainbow Girls Receive Honorary Degree in Cedar Rapids
Three girls from the Washington Order of Rainbow for Girls earned the honorary degree grand cross of colors Sunday afternoon in Cedar Rapids before the grand assembly. The honorees were Mary Jane Stephens Barbara Dare and Patricia Hrower. A banquet followed at the Masonic Temple. Initiations were held June 15 for four candidates from Keota and West Chester.
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Washington Order of Rainbow
Grand Cross of Colors
Cedar Rapids
Grand Assem
Mary Jane Stephens
Barbara Dare
Tria Hrower
Masonic Temple
Mary Carolyn Palmer
Janet Shalla
Joan Fulton
Keota
Sharon Griggs
West Chester
Arlene Knupp
Frances Miller
Washington Girls Attend Y Teen Summer Conference
Washington girls travel to Grinnell for the Y Teen Summer Conference held June 18 to 24. Attendees include Mildred Stewart president Shirley Owens service chairman Sybil Bagge secretary Reta Ahrens publicity chair Helen Baker social chair and Mary Anne Wagner finance chair. The program emphasizes education recreation and entertainment for 200 girls from over towns with workshops on social affairs program planning worship and service.
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Washington
Grinnell
Mildred Stewart
Shirley Owens
Sybil Bagge
Reta Ahrens
Helen Baker
Mary Anne Wagner
Richland couple exchange vows in Lancaster ceremony
Irma Maxine Bray and Clyde Lester Dooley wed in a single ring ceremony Sunday June 18 in Lancaster Missouri officiated by Judge Zack O Briant. The bride wore a white rayon organdy gown with white accessories and gardenia corsage. Maid of honor Marilyn Alvine wore pink organdy and also had a gardenia corsage. Vest man William R Chiles stood beside the groom with bride’s sister Mrs William Chiles in attendance. A family wedding dinner followed at the bride’s parents home with an angel food cake centerpiece. The couple will live in Ottumwa Iowa.
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Richland
Irma Maxine Bray
Walter Bray
Clyde Lester Dooley
Pearl Dooley
Dooley
Ottumwa
Lancaster
Zack O'Briant
Marilyn Alvine
William R. Chiles
William Chiles
Nuptial Vows Spoken Tuesday Afternoon
Stade FE Powelson and Alfred J Hillhouse married Tuesday at three in the Shrader home. Rev Thomas G Polk officiated before immediate family. A wedding dinner followed for close relatives. They will reside at 905 South Second.
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Stade FE. Powelson
Alfred J. Hillhouse
Mr. Millhouse
Jacob Shrader
Thomas G. Polk
Booster Club Plans July Picnic at Silverlake
Booster Club members met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Jeffries hosting and Mrs. Marguerite Hering as co hostess. Vice president Mrs. Donald Stout led the business portion as members shared vacation plans during roll call. Guests included Mrs. Mae Smith, Mrs. Bert Dill, Mrs. Rouse, Mrs. John Killian, and Mrs. John Jeffries. The next meeting will feature a basket lunch picnic at Silverlake in July. Refreshments were served by the hostesses with assistance from Mrs. Killian and Mrs. John Jeffries.
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Charles Jeffries
Booster Club
Marguerite Hering
Donald Stout
Mae Smith
Bert Dill
Rouse
John Killian
John Jeffries
Silverlake
Killian
Mrs. Hubert Lohrer Honored With Pythian Party
At KP hall after the Pythian Sisters meeting district deputy grand chief Mrs. Hubert Lohrer was feted with a bouquet of roses and a read poem. The refreshment table centerpiece featured red roses and white candles as Mrs. Ralph Martins and Mrs. George Birney served. A memorial service for departed members was held Sunday June 11 with thirteen attendees.
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Pythian Sisters
Hubert Lohrer
Ralph Martins
George Birney
Lehrer
G. A. Reinert
Martin
Birney
Reinert
Francis Crone
Oral Mayor
Paul Monroe
John Morrett
W. S. Little
S. L. Hahn
Lester Leeper
Ernest Miller
Social Calendar Highlights A Busy West Chester Evening
Wednesday events include Snowball Social at 8:00 p.m. with ice cream for members and families, Rosemary club gathering, country club dinner, and multiple circle meetings. Various groups schedule meetings at K P hall and church venues, plus a Class of 25 reunion dinner at the country club.
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Lynn Ferguson
Rosemary Club
Lloyd Foster
Pythian Past Chiefs Association
W.R.C
West Chester
Knights of Columbus
K.C. Hall
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs. James Rich
Shirley Stewart hosted a post wedding bridal shower for Mrs. James Rich on a Tuesday evening with 16 guests. Advice and favorite recipes were shared, gifts were given in a pastel basket, and refreshments were served by Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. John Patterson.
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James Rich
Shirley Stewart
Rich
Warren Stewart
John Patterson
Cooking School Opens For Campfire Girls
The Iowa Southern Utilities company sponsors a Campfire Girls cooking school now in session with 97 attendees. Classes run Tuesday through Thursday from 9 50 in the home economics room taught by Mrs Esther Sears, with Mrs George Dowell in attendance.
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Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Hich H E Doe
Esther Sears
George Dowell
Circle 4 Enjoys Picnic Dinner at Sunset Park
Circle 4 of the Presbyterian Service guild met Tuesday evening at Sunset Park for a picnic dinner. Afterward the group went to the home of Mr. and Mrs Vernon Witting. Mrs Helen Fleilman led devotions. Mrs Leland Carris gave the prayer calendar. Mrs Glen Conard spoke on Racial Education and Action. Mrs W J Grassheim reported on the General Assembly in Cincinnati Ohio. Twelve members and two guests attended.
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Circle 4
Presbyterian Service Guild
Sunset Park
Grow
Vernon Witting
Helen Fleilman
Leland Carris
Glen Conard
W. J. Grassheim
Genera Assembly
Cincinnati
Ohio
Entertainers Host Tuesday Potluck Dinner Honors Milwaukee Guest
Dr. and Mrs. Roy Tripp entertained Tuesday evening with a potluck dinner. The event honored Mrs. Lovi Hughes of Milwaukee and Mrs. Jeanette McElhiney of Iowa City.
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Roy Tripp
Lovi Hughes
Milwaukee
Wis
Jeanette McElhiney
Towa City
VFW Auxiliary Elects Encampment Delegates
The VFW Auxiliary met at the VFW hall and elected Mrs. Harold Kerr and Mrs. Don Bealer as delegates to the national encampment in Chicago at the end of August. The meeting covered hospital donations, fundraising, and plans for the Cedar Rapids encampmentJune 22-25.
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Chicago
VEFW
VFW
Harold Kerr
Don Bealer
Kerr
Dave McGaffey
Don McClure
McGaffey
Cedar Rapids
Marion McAvoy
Informal Party Honors Guests at Barclay Home
An informal party was hosted Saturday evening at Mrs. Charles Barclay’s home. Guests of honor included Mrs. Robert Mohr formerly Jean Moore and Mrs. Robert West formerly Virginia Shannon.
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Charles Barclay
Robert Mohr
Jean Moore
Robert West
Virginia Shannon
Giant earthworms dwarf local worms in distant lands
The article notes giant earthworms in Australia and South America reach about seven feet in length and an inch in thickness, offering a substantial feed for flocks of birds compared with local varieties.
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Australia
South America
Market reports valued by farmers for timely insights
The farmer who follows market reports daily is quickest to spot changes that could improve the marketing of his products. Many farmers consider market reports highly valuable for this reason.
Trailer Camps of the Mongols in 1162 A D
The Mongol tribes of northern Asia lived in portable yurts long before modern housing shortages. The camped dwellings were called yurts and served as mobile homes.
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Northern
Asia
First Steel Plow Emerges in 1833 United States
The first steel plow in the United States was built in 1833 by fastening pieces of saw blades to a wooden plow frame, marking a landmark improvement in farming equipment.
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United States
Local junior golfers gain experience in Iowa City tour
John Lloyd spent two days organizing transportation and guiding Jack Ramel and Jim Alsip to the state junior tournament in Iowa City last week. Their exposure to tough competition is seen as a valuable boost to their developing golf careers.
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Jack Ramel
Jim Alsip
John Lloyd
Iowa City
John
Jack
Jim
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