Dale Richenberger dies at Wayland funeral set
Dale Richenberger 50 of Wayland died unexpectedly at home Friday June 20 1975. Funeral Monday at 1:30 p.m. in Wayland Mennonite Church with burial in North Hill Cemetery. Masonic services Sunday at 4:30 p.m. Visitation 2-4 p.m. at Beatty Jennings. Memorials to Wayland Mennonite Church or Wayland Rescue Unit. Survived by wife Virginia two daughters and one grandson.
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Wayland
Dale Richenberger
Wayland Mennonite Church
Nick Kassebaum
North Hill
Beatty-Jennings
Wayland Mennonite
D & J Camper Sales
Death of Beverly Wade at University Hospital Iowa City
Beverly Wade aged 19 died Friday evening at University Hospital Iowa City after several months illness. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs Geraold Wade of Richmond. Funeral arrangements are pending at Peterseim Funeral Home Kalona.
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Beverly Wade
Iowa City
Kalona
University Hospital
Geraold Wade
Richmond
Peterseim Funeral Home
Hurley J. Long dies at Wellman
Hurley J. Long 73 of Cedar Rapids died early today at Shenk Nursing Home Wellman after a two month illness. Funeral Monday at 1 30 p m Powell Funeral Home Wellman Rev Floyd Conroy in charge. Burial Pleasant Hill Cemetery Joetown. Born Oct 30 1901 in Iowa County son of Jesse and Margaret Aggson Long. Married Amber H. Lantz Nov 29 1922 they farmed near North English until retiring and moving to Cedar Rapids in 1967. Surviving wife daughter Elaine Goetz Cedar Rapids son Don H Coral Gables Fla four grandchildren.
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Wellman
Juriey J. Long
Cedar Rapids
Shenk
Powell
Floyd Conroy
Pleasant Hill
Joetown
Mr. Long
Iowa County
Jesse
Margaret Aggson Long
Amber H. Lantz
1900 Farm Days Festival at Living History Farms
The 1900 Farm Days Festival runs June 27 to 29 at Living History Farms near the Hickman exit on I-35. Hosts Harry and Terry Hoogesteger will lead demonstrations of 1900 era chores, with tours of a farmhouse, barn, garden, and fields, plus old tools, rug making, butter churns, sewing on a treadle, and horse-drawn equipment displays.
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Living History Farms
Hickman
I-35
Harry
Terry Hoogesteger
Flynn Mansion
Hoogesteger
Drug Abuse Still A Problem In Our Time
A multiple paragraph piece on drug abuse warns that initial denial prevents quitting. It cites estimates of 600 000 to 800 000 heroin addicts and notes other drugs. The article urges immediate treatment and visiting centers to see ruined lives as motivation to avoid starting.
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U.S
Ampersand name and origin noted in reference text
The note explains that the ampersand symbol derives from the Latin et meaning and. It states the sign’s name comes from and per se and and is pronounced Am per sand.
Local Highlights From U P Home News
Archie Euwer visited his mother in Palmer Alaska last week. Mrs. Dorothy Arnold attended a Belle Plaine high school reunion. Rev. Ross Copeland led Fathers day Evensong with Mrs. Eleanor Creswell on the accompaniment. Mrs. Wesley Bader visited Mt. Pleasant with Miss Margaret Cash and Mary Cash. Mrs. Harley Rugg of Wellman was a guest of Mrs. Bader. Kathryn Johnson spent time with nephews and sisters at Marshalltown Ames. Alma Denniston visited Newton. attended class reunions and alumni banquet. John Arthur McClung, grandson of Elizabeth McClung, graduates from NYU medical school and will begin at Misericordia July 1. Two colored films shown at the Variety program. Richard Colby operated projector. Hubert Turner visited Beaver Dam Wis. Stuart Bell and four Omaha guests stayed with Rev. Cottrell. Brinton Butler of St Clair Mich, visiting Iowa Univ. grandmother A E Rankin. Vera Buchanan hosted daughter Rachel Pollock and grandchildren from Bloomington Ind plus Brazilian exchange student Linda Bravo. Mark Hampshire left for Denver for a family reunion with three children and five grandchildren.
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Wesley Bader
Mt. Pleasant
Margaret Cash
Mary Cash
Harley Rugg of
Wellman
Bader
Vera Buchanan
Rachel Pollock
Nita
Aida
Lois
Bloomington
Ind
Linda Bravo
Brazil
Pollock
Wastagwn Class of 1935 Seeks Seven Members for Reunion
The Wastagwn High School Class of 1985 plans a 40th reunion on July 19 at Captain's Table. Seven missing class members are sought including Zeva Reiner Christiansen Virginia Davis Dowling Richard H. Johnson Anita Little Jackson Beulah Harvey Waters Ellen Knox Stromberg and Frederick Wenger. Contact George Masson Jr Box 582 Washington Iowa 52353 for addresses.
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Wastagwn High School
George Masson ,Jr
Washington
Iowa
Zeva Reiner Christiansen
Virginia Davis Dowling
Richard H. Johnson
Anita Little Jackson
Beulah Harvey Waters
Ellen Knox Stromberg
Frederick Wenger
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Frank Singer
Marshalltown
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Ames
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C. V. Brown
Newton High School
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Elizabeth McClung
New York University School of Medicine
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Stuart Bell
Omaha, Neb
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Dixie Dance Kings
John Wayne
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Atlantic City
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