33rd Alumni Banquet Draws Record Crowd in Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville High School held its 33rd Alumni Banquet on June 18 with a record turnout. The Apple For The Teacher themed event honored former superintendents, 50 and 25 year graduates, and featured speeches, musical numbers, a ham dinner, and officers named for the next year.
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Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville High School
George Weber
Columbus Junction
Harold Ross
Ainsworth
Walter Ranscher
Lockridge
Ellis Kongable
Winfield
Ernest Clark
Lyle Lowe
Virginia Miller Haworth
Fostoria
Ohio
Manda Davis Hughes
Farmersville
Mildred Owens Gipple
New London
Marie Clark Lowe
Thomas E. Jones
Alvin Jones
Hughes
Donald Breisch
Alumni Association
John McNeill
Presbyterian Woman’s Guild
Herbert Rich
John Anderson
Larry Fletcher
Pat Edgar Jenkins
Women of the Moose install new officers at Moose Home
Mrs. Robert Grubb becomes senior regent as new officers are installed by Mrs. How ard Curl and others. Retiring senior regent Mrs. Ray Stalder is honored, gifts and pins exchanged, social hour ends the meeting. The event precedes note on ACBL charity program choosing National Association for Mental Health for 1960 61.
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Moose
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Ray Stalder
Howard Curl
Robert Dunbar
Lorene Cupp
Jane Greiner
Bill Ward
James Edwards
Melvin Lieberling
Bob Christner
Allan Dennis
Robert Grubb
Clarence Shull
Eli Cook
William McDole
Recorder
Edward Letts
Hubert Wilson Jr
Warren Stewart
Gerald Moothart
Leo Mangold Sr
Sentinel
Lloyd Moothart
Argus
Charles Crone Jr
Grubb
American Contract Bridge League
The
National Association For Mental Health
Clow family to meet Sjostedts in Cedar Rapids visit
Dr. and Mrs. A W Clow await his daughter Mrs H A Sjostedt of Weymouth Mass and her three sons plus daughter Ann and niece Donna Taylor for a Cedar Rapids arrival this evening as plans for about a month visit are set. Local hosts Will Hotz, Edward Lukovsky, Robert Friese and others entertained at the Charles Friese home Sunday.
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A.W. Clow
H. A
Beth) Sjostedt
Weymouth
Mass
Billy
Jon
Kurt
Ann
Sjostedt
Donna Taylor
Doris Clow Taylor
Boston
Clows
Cedar Rapids
Will Hotz
West Liberty
Edward Lukovsky
Ivan
Robert Friese
Brenda
Jane Ann
Terry Gent
Johnny
Kevin
Francis Friese
Donna Kay Fritz
Charles Friese
Sioux City Entrant Is Named Miss Iowa
Trudy Shulkin a 21 year old graduate of Oklahoma University was named Miss Iowa at the Sioux City contest. She will represent Iowa in the Miss Universe pageant next month in Miami Beach Florida.
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Trudy
Sioux City
Oklahoma University
Washington
Listening Post Woman Wins All Ears Award
Mrs Helen Sox used a hearing aid to become a community listening post taking calls from people with problems. She advertised and quickly filled her line, finding many sought secret solace from a stranger. The Hearing Aid Industry Conference honored her with the All Ears Award a radio.
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Atlanta
UPI
Helen Sox
Hearing Aid Industry Conference
All Ears
Hog Prices Steady to Slightly Higher in Des Moines Market
Interior Iowa and southern Minnesota hog receipts reach an estimated 50 000 today versus 55 000 last week and 71 000 a year ago with about 30 000 on Saturday. Prices show steady to 10 cent gains with some 25 cent increases. Butchers range 15.75 to 17.25 for 180 200 Ibs and 16.60 to 17.25 for 220 240 Ibs. Sows priced 12.60 to 15.50 across 400 550 Ibs.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Minnesota
Betty Lou Brown and Calvin C Graber wed in Ohio church
Crawfordsville reports the June 18 ceremony at North Lima Mennonite Church as Betty Lou Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry J Brown and Calvin C Graber son of Mr and Mrs P P Graber exchanged vows in a 7:30 pm service. The couple plan to reside in Columbiana after a Virginia trip.
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Crawfordsville
Betty Lou Brown
Henry J. Brown
North Lima
Calvin C. Graber
P.P. Graber
North Lima Mennonite Church
Daniel Graber
Victor Stoltzfus
Mary Jo Bitting
Joann Yoder
Mary Huebert
Gail Prater
Pamela de Tunno
Clarence Dyer
Bruce Stauffer
Jay Yoder
Bill Justice
Boardman, O
Bluffton College
Graber
Beaver
Virginia
South Main Street
Columbiana
House Approves Compromise Korean War Tax Bill
The House backed a one year extension of Korean War era tax rates to avoid a 4 billion revenue drop. The measure now goes to the Senate and then the President for approval. The package delays corporate rate cuts and slows changes in liquor cigarette auto and travel taxes. Senate adjournment talk followed with Johnson urging late sessions while Dirksen warned against a Fourth of July session. A McCarthy led plan to expand Social Security by 380 million also surfaced.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Benner Wins Tax Dispute Over Trading Stamp Sales Tax
A district court in Burlington ruled Benner Tea Co. does not owe 2 percent sales tax on trading stamps given to customers. The judge held the stamp money is a discount and exempt from tax. The state commission may appeal to the Supreme Court and has not yet received a formal copy of the decision.
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Burlington
UPI
Benner Tea Co
State Tax Commission
E.O. Newell
Commission
Tax Commission
nowa_ supreme court
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