Antioch Social Club honors Hin dahl 50th anniversary celebration
Nine members and families hosted Mr and Mrs John Hindahl for their 50th wedding anniversary. A decorated cake was presented and guests included Agnes Beliel and family Walter Bauer Lloyd Bauer Verne Colliver Joe Bauer Bill Rief Wayne Mangold and family Ed Peiffer Homer Brinning Merle Thrapp and Kevin plus Nancy.
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Antioch Social Club
John Hindahl
Agnes Beliel
Walter Bauer
Lloyd Bauer
Verne Colliver
Joe Bauer
Bill Rief
Wayne Mangold
Nancy
Ed Peiffer
Homer Brinning
Merle Thrapp
Kevin
Navajo Picnic at Jungbluth Cottage Near Conesville
The Navajo Club held a picnic at Dr. Jungbluth cottage on the Cedar River near Conesville Wednesday evening. Sixteen members and two guests attended. Guests included Mrs. C Skundberg of La Crosse and Mrs. M L Eicher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jungbluth
Cedar River
Conesville
C. Skundberg
la Crosse
Wis
Jungbluth
M. L. Eicher
E. E. Stutsman
L. M. Eicher
Edna Tucker
James Metcalf
Myrtle Neiswanger
Hawaii
Neiswanger
Mrs Jarrard Hosts Just Us Club Gathering
Mrs Jarrard hosted the Just Us Club on Wednesday with 15 members and 2 guests Mrs Minnie Mears and Miss Velma Jarrard Roll call featured humorous clippings The entertainment was a contest by Mrs Pearl Parcell and Mrs L F Harding Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Miss Jarrard and Mrs DO Butler The next meeting is a July 15 picnic at Sunset Park with husbands or another guest invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jarrard
Just Us Club
Minnie Mears
Velma Jarrard
Pearl Parcell
L. F. Harding
Sunset Park
Garden I Club Cooperative Luncheon Meeting
The Garden I Club held a Tuesday afternoon one o'clock luncheon at Mrs. John Baird’s home. Guests included Mrs. George Schoenberger, with leadership by Mrs. Lloyd Walker and program by Mrs. George Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden I Club
John Baird
George Schoenberger
Lloyd Walker
George Johnson
Pearl Parcell
Helen Harvey
Gardner
Della Humphreys
R. J. Dawson
On The Record Hospital Admission and Birth Notices
On The Record lists: Albert Tinnes of Keota admitted Wednesday for medical care. William Reschly of Olds admitted for medical. Births recorded: a son to Mr and Mrs Joe Wolter of Keota. Dismissed: Mrs John Keota and Mrs John L John son of Washington Henry with a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Tinnes
Keota
William Reschly
Olds
Joe Woltering
John Keota
John L Johnson
Washington Henry, Son
Earl Eldridge
Indianola
Ohio
Social Calendar listings gathered for community notices
Community notices list Monday to Saturday events including Suzannah Girls at 5 30 Picnic at Sunset Park Garden Club dinner at Mrs John Baird VFW Post and Auxiliary joint meeting at Sunset Park Drinks and rolls provided Rosemary Club at 8 pm Y Mixers miniature golf at Iowa City dinner at McDonalds White Shrine at 8 pm May birthdays honored Y-Wives Summer Coffee at 9 30 am cohostess call Christian Builders canceled VFW Auxiliary Breakfast Club 9 am Navajo Club noon Jungbluth Cottage Just Us Club 2 pm West Chester Pythian Sisters Moose Night at 8 pm Loyal Order of Moose Ladies Day Invitational Country Club Bethel Missionary Society 2 pm Pansey Hill Club 2 pm Rural Homemakers No 9 9 am coffee Family night YMCA 6 to 8 pm LBC Club Coffee 9 am Baptist Women Mission Meeting 7 30 pm Square Dance 8 30 11 30 4 H Barn Fairgrounds with Bob McDonald calling.
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John Baird
VFW
Sunset Park Pavilion
Rosemary Club
Lloyd Marek
Iowa City
McDonalds
White Shrine
Sunset Park
Delbert Earls
Jungbluth Cottage
Just Us Club
George Jarrard
West Chester Pythian Sisters
P.m
Hall
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Home Ladies Day
Bethel Missionary Society
Nellie Juzeler
Pansey Hill
Charles Hotle
Arthur Wiley
YMCA
Family Reunion Held At Paul Houseal Home
A belated Father s Day and birthday party was hosted at the Paul Houseal home Sunday evening. Attendees included Mrs Houseal, Benny Houseal, Mrs Cedra Kauffman and numerous children and grandchildren from Iowa City Hills Ainsworth and Davenport communities. A picnic dinner was served in the back yard before continuing visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Houseal
Houseal
Benny Houseal
Cedra Kauffman
Forest Brock
Vicky Washington
Brighton
Bud Norenberg
Susie
Hills
Jim Arthur
Randy
Rickey
Bill McFarlane
Sherri
Ainsworth
Louie Kauffman
Kevin
Olds
Judy Norenberg
Larry Pryor
Iowa City
Dick Freel
Washington
Annie Houseal
Grace McKune
Lloyd Kruse
Debby
Diane
Davenport
Crone funeral services held at Jones Funeral Home
Funeral services for Douglas M. Crone were conducted at 1:30 p.m. in Jones Funeral Home with Rev S Jay Curry presiding. Pallbearers named W C Robertson Earl Glick Duayne Miller Russell Knott James Stalder Thomas Dodd. burial at Elm Grove Cemetery. Marriage licenses issued at the county courthouse include William Joslin and Margaret Baker. James Miksch and Lynda Moore. Charles Craig and Coleen Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Charles William Joslin
Fairfield
Margaret Lucille Baker
Washington
James Richard Miksch
Lynda Rae Moore
Charles Craig
Coleen Todd
W C Pythian Sisters Meet Wednesday Night
The West Chester Pythian Sisters met in the Hall with Mrs. Marion Renoux in charge. Sixteen members attended. Altruistic report showed $3.35 in cards sent and total work valued at $106.20. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barker welcomed a son. A style show is set for August 23 at the school house with a refreshment committee led by Mrs. Howard Moore Sr. A picnic with families is planned for Sunset Park at 6:30 p.m. August 6. September 13 refreshment duties are assigned to Mrs. L P Staller, Mrs. Lloyd Phillips and Mrs. Dwight Colliver.
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West Chester Pythian Sisters
Marion Renoux
Wilber
Cloyce Statler
Joe Barker
Pythian Sisters
Howard Moore, Sr
William Reif
John McDowell
Dwight Collins
Clarence Witthoft
Marvin Yoder
Sunset Park
L. P. Staller
Lloyd Phillips
Dwight Colliver
Schoonover Reunion Held at Messer Home
The Schoonover reunion occurred at the Mess er home with Mrs. H J Schoonover’s family present and fifty three attending a pit barbecue. Special guests included Mrs Donald Coats and daughter Norma from San Leandro California and Mrs Donald Andriano with Kim Kirt and Marsha from Salt Lake City.
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H. J. Schoonover
Schoonover
Carl Messer
Donald Coats
Norma
San Leandro
Calif
Donald Andriano
Kim
Kirt
Marsha
Salt Lake
City
Mrs Coats to Return Home After California Visit
Mrs. Donald Coats and daughter Norma prepare to leave for San Leandro California after a ten day visit with her mother Mrs. H J Schoonover. They will meet Mrs. Coats sister Mrs. Donald Andriano in Des Moines and travel with her Salt Lake City relatives.
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Donald Coats
Norma
San Leandro
Calif
H. J. Schoonover
Wilbur Wright Advances as Federal Crop Insurance Adjuster
Wilbur D. Wright of Keota was named Federal Crop Insurance adjuster for Washington County. He joined a Des Moines meeting June 26 27 with other adjusters to learn proper methods for determining indemnities for insured losses. Al Griffin of Washington DC led the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur D. Wright
Keota
Des Moines
Wright
Washington County
Community Notes On Weddings Travel and Visits
Mrs Robert Lowe Sr returned from Omro Wisconsin after visiting her father O M Swisher and attending a niece wedding. She saw sister Mrs Elmer Hielman of State Center and spent time with brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs D Handerson of Ogden Utah.
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Robert Lowe Sr
Omro
Wis
O. M. Swisher
Elmer Hielman
State Center
C. Skurdberg
LaCrosse, Wis
C. J. Jungbluth
Kiwanis Welcomes New Members at Noon YMCA Meeting
The Rev. Harold F DeVries and Louis Rinner joined Kiwanis and gave brief life history summaries at the Wednesday noon YMCA meeting. Guests included J A Vanalstine, Leslie Blick, Walt Farrell Jr and Don Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Harold F DeVries
Louis Rinner
YMCA
J.A Vanalstine
Leslie Blick
Walt Farrell Jr
Don Monday
Teachers attend fourth professional Workshop in Business Education
Ruth Miner of Washington is among 76 teachers attending the fourth professional Workshop in Business Education this week at the State University of Iowa.
Hot humid days to continue in Iowa into weekend
Warm and very humid air remains over Iowa with more heat and cloudiness. Forecasters expect two to three more days of hot conditions with occasional showers and thunderstorms, mainly in the northern and western counties tonight and into Saturday.
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United Press International
Iowa
United States
Dakotas
Nebraska
Boat strikes raft injuring Waterloo couple on Cedar River
Mary Jo Greenley 22 in serious condition after a motorboat rammed their inflated raft near mid channel on the Cedar River as crowds boat to beat the heat. Lawrence G Halpin 25 in fair condition with a broken leg. operator William Teare says he did not see the raft until alerted by passengers.
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Waterloo
UPI
Cedar River
Mary Jo Greenley
Lawrence G. Halpn
William Teare
Teare
New Disarmament Agency Is Proposed to Lead U.S. Efforts
President Kennedy asked Congress to create a United States disarmament agency to unify efforts and advise the President on arms control. The plan emphasizes practical steps to abandon nuclear weapons and would grant the director independent status and broad research powers.
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New Disarmament Agency
Washington
API
Kennedy
Congress
United States Disarmament Agency For World Peace and Security
Administration
John J McCloy
State Liquor Prices Rising in Iowa This Saturday
Des Moines reports that Iowa state liquor stores will close Friday for inventory and reopen Saturday with higher prices. Fifths rise 8 to 11 cents, pints 4 to 6 cents, wines 2 cents per bottle. New liquor permit books will be required starting Saturday as the Iowa Liquor Control Commission cites a tight operating budget.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Commission
Governors Back Kennedy Plans At Governors Conference
In Honolulu the Kennedy administration won renewed backing for foreign policy and secured more than half a seaf in federal education aid language. The 53rd Governors Conference closed after about 30 resolutions and the election of Gov Wesley Powell of New Hampshire as president.
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Honolulu
UPS
Kennedy
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
Civil rights and education resolutions at governors conference
The meeting approved a bland civil rights resolution and a foreign policy measure backing president action. Fifteen Republican governors sponsored a proposal pressuring action against discrimination in education and housing. The conference noted federal aid for school construction but opposed funding teachers' salaries. More than 46 million Americans aged 5 to 34 were in school in 1960, up from 30.3 million ten years earlier. Public education construction spending rose to 1.1 billion in 1950, with another figure cited for comparison.
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Cal
Resolutions Committee
Kennedy
New York
National Industrial Conference Board
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Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
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W.C. Pythian Sisters
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Glen Rich
San Luis Obispo, Calif
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Mason City
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John Wallace
Florida
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San Jose
Costa Rica
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Carla
Linda
Chattanooga
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Charles van Winkle
U.S. Army Sig Training Center
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Augusta
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Ted Johnson
Playboy
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D-Minn
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