Treasury's Conscience and Gift Funds Tell Curious Stories
A Treasury dispatch recounts gifts to the conscience and gift funds from Americans seeking to ease guilt or show appreciation. Donors include a Marylander with 120 dollars and a Palm Springs resident with a half cent stamp, among many others. The debt reduction fund, dating to 1961, has raised about 5,250 dollars through February, while the conscience fund totals reach 2.7 million since 1811.
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Chatter Club Hosts Baby Shower and 40th Anniversary
Chatter Club in Wyman held a surprise baby shower for Mrs. Walter Gray and Donnie on June 19 with nine members and five children, plus gifts and refreshments. The club marked its 40th anniversary on June 13 with about 70 guests, entertainment and snacks. Various local names appear with visits, trips, and hospital notices, including Miller and Dunn families and regional churches and residences.
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Powell Plans New Store Building For Wellman
Powell's Furniture Shop prepares for a new cement block building on Main Street Wellman with Albert Hershberger to oversee construction starting by July 1. The community notes include births, marriages, local visits, and residents traveling to and from Wellman for family events and illnesses.
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Powell
Wellman
Surprise Breakfast Hosted by Sew and So Club
Ten members of the Sew and So Club along with 14 children were taken to a Surprise Breakfast at Mrs. John McDowell's home on a Friday morning in Westchester. They enjoyed a brunch featuring fruit, rolls, and coffee before the meeting commenced.
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Professional Directory Entries for Local Attorneys
A compilation of law firms and attorneys with office locations and phone numbers. Notable listings include Louis J. Kehoe at Jeffry Building, Stewart & Shearer Richards A Stewart and Paul V Shearer, Abstract Department in office at 115 Fast Washington, Livingston Day & Bates at 204 West Main Street, George F Morrison and Morrison IRA Morrison, Morrison & Morrison Edmund D Morrison Jr and James E Lloyd at 211 West Washington.
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Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
Washington
Livingston, Day & Bates Attorneys
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
Morrison & Morrison
Edmund D. Morrison Jr
James E. Lloyd
West
Farm Life circle hosts gifts and plans for social
The community voted to donate five dollars to the County Farm Recreation and Religious Room project. Members gave two dollars to Mrs. Richard Brinning and Mrs. John Duvall for trips to Iowa City in May. Secret sisters provided gifts to Mrs. H. D. Dusenbery and Mrs. Leonard Bomber. Plans were made for a July ice cream social with hosts Mrs. William Dusenbery and Mrs. Charles Thrapp.
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County Farm Recreation and Religious Room
Richard Brinning
John Duvall
Iowa City
H. D. Dusenbery
Leonard Bomber
William Dusenbery
Charles Thrapp
Margaret Blondin
Chicago
Ill
John McDowell
Barbara McDowell
McDowells
Mrs Freyenberger Injured by Mower
Mrs Robert Freyenberger received a deep cut on her left ankle requiring nine stitches after a mower kicked up an object striking her ankle in Wayland. The item notes a June 23 incident and lists nearby community events and visits, including the Independent Bible Missionary group meeting, guest speaker Mrs Glen Graber, a vocal solo by Mrs Jean Sinn, and social hostesses. The report also mentions visits by Mr and Mrs Vernon Wyse to Des Moines for Mennonite services and a gathering of former schoolmates with Raspberry harvest details.
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Glenn Williams
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Bryce
Stacy Peterson
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Albuquerque
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James
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Neal Roth
Suter
Dwain Tschantz
Washington
Elsdon Wyse
Joe Gowey
Gerald Nebel
Edwin Conrad
Max Graber
Joe Graber
Ella Pink
Rock Island
Parkview Home notes and students abroad
Local items report a sister returning to Parkview Home on June 18 and residents visiting from Mt. Pleasant Bayport Michigan trips. Lois Graber and Sara Lou Gruthers families travel for summer with Neuhasen exchange student June Alliman, a 1962 Iowa Mennonite School graduate, to study in Germany. A Baltimore UPI story cites Dow Corning safety talk stressing human element in plant safety.
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Who's Who in Washington Contest Promotes Family Entries
A promotional contest invites families to identify WHO'S WHO by clues hidden in Sponsor Merchants' ads. Entries are per person per store, with a 11:00 a.m. Wednesday deadline. First correct entry wins five dollars, plus a 25-dollar bonus for a perfect clue list.
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