Ron Conrad leaves from California for Iowa City visit
A long list details visits and travel as Ron Conrad left California for Los Angeles after a stay with his parents in Keota Iowa City. The narrative covers Father’s Day gatherings and various relatives visiting from Washington Sigourney Cedar Rapids West Chester Pasadena Indiana and Nebraska along with church events and local hospital updates. Families hosting reunions include the Conrad Dill Hahn Wittmer Unternahrer and Hinkle families with multiple siblings and cousins mentioned. The piece ends noting a W S C S gathering and devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Ed Conrad
Ron Conrad
Iowa City
Los Angeles
California
Denny Conrad
Kenneth Conrad
Eddie
Rita
Sigourney
Ed. Conrad
Cloyce Dill
Cheryl
Evelyn Wade
Ralph Rom
Florence Crawford
Washington
Glen Dill
Leland Funston
Washington Hospital
Clarence Goodwin
West Chester
Walter Bennett
William Dachn
Pasadena
Elsie Greiner
Dacns
Charles
Denise Hahn
Albert Hahn
Lawrance Bermel
Don Bermel
Vic Flynn
St. Patricks Church
David Loney
Davids
Duane Loney
Leland Kracaw
Monte Bohrofen
Deanna Zehr
John Lyle
Jerry Trier
Jeff Trier
Isaac Walton League
Richland Residents Start Trip West
Richland residents journey west with Mrs. George Morrow and Miss Crystal Alter leaving by train for several weeks in western states. Mrs. Morrow plans to visit daughter Mrs. Maynard Mineart and family in Koklotus Washington. Miss Alter to see relatives in Elko Battle Mountain Bellingham and Concord. Judy McCracken and Emily Hinshaw visit Des Moines this week to see Bernard Ulin family. George Turner from New London, employed at Burlington Ordnance Plant, buying the former Bonnie Davis son place and moving soon. Blackhawk Maidens 4 H Club led by Mrs. LaVerne Webey toured Armstrongs Cedar Rapids and Quaker Oats Co. dined at Bishops, visited Iowa City for their spring tour. 25 persons total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
George Morrow
Crystal Alter
Grahams
George Turner
New London
Burlington Ordance Plant
Bonnie Davisson
Blackhawk Maidens 4-H Club
LaVerne Webey
Armstrongs
Cedar Rapids
Quaker Oats Co
Bishops
Iowa City
Make a Water Hole Safety Device With Simple Materials
A DIY guide from Hanson Concrete proposes a water safety post near a farm pond. It details building a rescue aid using a 2x4, inner tube, rope, bamboo pole, and a fruit juice can to display a safety poster. The system centers on a rope tied to the tube marked For Emergency Only and a white post with Think Then Act in red.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Brooks
Wayland Church
Ezra Wittmer
Wayland
W.S.C.S
Ethan Brooks
Everette Davison
Wade Huffman
Clair Boshart
Roy Boshart
Willmer
Minnesota
Owen Roth
Robert Boshart
John R. Wenger
J. C. Wenger
Noah Unternahrer
Raymond Wenger
Gary Hinkle
Linda Stephens
Mrs. Boyd Sanders
Arnold Rinner
Clarence Unternahrer
Elkhart
Indiana
Ralph Unternahrer
Newton
Kansas
Jacob Unternahrer
Roy Boskart
Tom
Tony
Willmer, Mann
C. K
Bolivia
S. A
Boliva
Cottonwood
Fred Richardson
W. J. Hesseltine
Henry Neff
Mrs
Otto Pfeifer
Wayland Sales Co., Inc
Wayland, Iowa
Max Roth
LeRoy Meyer
Post
Water Safety
Red Cross
Farm Bureau Insurance Service
Farmers Mutual Insurance Assn
Jarrard Feed & Supplies
National Bank of Washington
Perdock, Inc
Olds
Hy-Vee Food Store
West Madison
Tindal Farm Supplies
Iowa
Southern Utilities
Town & Country
Plymouth
Sorrell
Loveless Supply Company
Mordy & Joe's
Firestone
Washington Evening Journal
Mose Levy Co
Washington State Bank
Smart Distributing Co
Sellers Insurance Agency
Fenn Farm Service
Bob Roe
Hanson Concrete
Marion
Nixon Feed
Thermogas Company 405
Earle F. Libe
Agency
State Farm Ins
Patterson Seed & Supply Bank
Fattierson
International Harvester