Volunteer Calling Service Captain’s Meeting Notes
Ge ler Vows Last Tuesday evening the Captains of the Volunteer Calling Service met for their regular report meeting. Over 115 calls were reported. Since the last report meeting, we have six new recruits among our callers and we are certainly glad to come them into this rewarding type of service. We are still In need of a few more, however, for we are reorganizing groups into smaller units and endeavoring to provide the callers with visiting areas close to their own homes. Next Tuesday will be the meeting of the Senior Citizen Council. This will be at 7:20 in our Senior Center. On Wednesday evening a lively group met for their monthly Evening of Fun. Mr. and Mrs. Duensing had planned a number of games which found us not as familiar with the geography of our country as we had been, ago, but some and Mrs. George Dare furnished tasty refreshments featuring an Trish Brew at least it was green. Green was much in evidence in apparel it was really a Fun Evening. Next Monday we will be gathering at noon for our potluck dinner. Plan to come and enjoy a delicious dinner and a delightful and educational program. Kay Stewart and Alice Rademaker will furnish the music and Robert Stevenson will tell us about Health Insurance. All are invited to enjoy the facilities of the Center afterwards. The Center fairly hums on dinner days. On Wednesday we will have another special program in the McCleery room when Percy Holder shows slides of their latest jaunt to Arizona. You are all invited to come and enjoy that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizen Council
George Dare
Kay Stewart
Alice Rademaker
Robert Stevenson
McCleery
Percy Holder
Arizona
Camp Fire Birthday Celebration Sunday at St James Gym
The Camp Fire and Blue Bird Council Fire will hold a public birthday event this Sunday at 2 p.m. in the St James gymnasium to celebrate Camp Fire's 61st year. Queens and attendants will be chosen as part of the program following the international theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire
Blue Bird Council
St. James Gymnasium
Blue Bird
Linda Reed Engaged to Wed Mike Bott
Richland announces the engagement of Linda Reed to Mike Bott. Linda is a Pekin Community High School 1969 graduate. Mike is a 1966 Pekin graduate who has completed U S Army service. A June 12 wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reed
Richland
Linda
Mike Bott
Raymond Dickinson
Richeland
Miss Reed
Pekin Community High School
Mr. Bott
U.S. Army
Naughty Nibbles Club Meets for Weekly Check In
Six members of the Naughty Nibblers Club gathered with Mrs. Rolland Dunbar on Wednesday. A total of two pounds was lost during the week. PEO members hosted by Mrs Irv Whitham and cohosts Mrs Darrell Bandy and Mrs Clarence Dehne convened with AFS student Cees Endlich presenting a Holland slides program. Public Affairs led by Mrs E D Miller discussed drug control progress after lunch at Captain's Table. Planning for a Des Moines legislature tour in April was set at the business meeting led by Mrs M O Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naughty Nibblers Club
PEO
Irv Whitham
E. D. Miller
Don Maxwell
R. L. Clarkson
M. O. Smith
Des Moines
Methodist Women’s Circles Meet With World Bank Gifts
Five circles of the Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service gathered in members’ homes. A total of 63 attended with several guests including Tom Pace. Each circle hosted with hostesses and members presenting programs from study books and periodicals, plus devotions led by various members.
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Methodist Woman’s Society
Christian Service
G.W. Manassier
M. 0. Smith
Gilbert , Mills
Local family relocates from Tacoma to join relatives
Stine III and family move from Tacoma to live with aunt Mrs. Lyle Crawford. They include two children Charles IV, age two, and Christina Marie, two months. Whetstine works for Wilson Concrete and will move after April 1 to 621% East Main. Grandmother Mrs. Anna Amlong and aunts Mrs. Dale Kerr and Mrs. Darell Loeffler, all in Washington, are listed relatives.
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Stine III
Tacoma
Wash
Lyle Crawford
Charles IV
Christina Marie
Whetstine
Wilson Concrete
East Main
Anna Amlong
Dale Kerr
Darell Loeffler
Washington
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Notices
A miscellaneous list of community events and club meetings outlines weekly gatherings from Irigay Rebekah Lodge to Blue Bird Council Fire. Highlights include square dancing at Ainsworth gym with Bob Yerington, Sunday camp fire at St James School gym, various club meetings at YWCA and YW rooms, and a January birthday note, with a bridal shower held at Columbus Junction State Bank rooms for Mrs Dennis Smith recent bride Cheryl McIntire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Bob Yerington
Blue Bird Council
St. James School
YWCA
Wayne Gamon
Sugar and Spice Club
Wilbur Francis Pri byl Pays Patchy Vehicle Fine
Wilbur Francis Pri byl of Washington paid a $5 fine in the justice of the peace court here for having illegal license plates on his vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Francis Pribyl
Washington
Justice of the Peace Court
Local Attorneys in Livingston Morrison Morrison and Lloyd Firm
Directory listing for attorneys Robert Day Everett Meeker and Robert Bates of Day Everrett Meeker Bates at 112 South B with phone 653 2147. Morrison Morrison and Lloyd firm at 211 West Washington St lists Edmund D Morrison Jr and James E Lloyd with phone 653 5431.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston, Day, Kehoe
Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
South B
Stewart & Shearer ‘At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
Dept
Richland Students Weekend Visitors Report
Richland notes weekend visitors from nearby towns. Hawkeye Tech students Gary Lankford and Wayne Twinkle stayed with Kenneth Lankford and family. Judy Mogendorff from Holland, a foreign exchange student, visited Kermit Hinshaw and family. Mrs. John Emonin was discharged after tests at Jefferson County Hospital. Further visits included the Nichols families of Bethalto and Muscatine, Donnie Nichols, and Dave Bren of Burlington joined. Other guests were Tony Saluenova of Ottumwa and John Adam and family. Leo Adam’s wife visited her mother, Mrs. John Pacha, in Brighton.
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Richland
Garry Lankford
Wayne Twinkle
Hawkeye Tech
Waterloo
Kenneth Lankford
Kermit Hinshaw
Judy Mogendorff
Holland
Judy
Fairfield School
John Emonin
Jefferson County Hospital
Everett Nichols
Jerry Nichols
Bethalto
Mlinois
Paul Nichols
Donnie
Muscatine
Dave Bren
Burlington
Leo Adam
Tony Saluenova
Ottumwa
John Adam
John Pacha
Brighton
C B radio operators organized for county emergency plans
Citizen pan radio operators in Washington County are being organized to coordinate efforts in case of disaster. All C B operators are asked to mail their name call letters channels and other radio details to Bill Gray PO Box 301 Washing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pana
Washington County
Bill Gray
P.O. Box 301
Civil Defense Map Phase Details Released
County Civil Defense plans outline a mobilization phase with exact location reports for volunteers. Director Mfense announces a map showing the operation sites, with distances and directions from Bud Debe to nearest towns for emergency callups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Debe
Mfense
Bill Potter
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By Grace Kerr
Linda Reed
William Holden
Circle Nit
Will Weidner
M. J. Cruise
New World Outlook
Cross
Don Huber
Robert Koehler
Circle IV
Walter Messer
Ralph Bauer
England
Esther White
Richard Gipple
Circle VII
Fred Pfeifer
Larry Griggs
Zieglowsky
West Madison
Hwy. 92
Irigay Rebekah Lodge
Toof
Bethlehem ‘Commandery
Masonic Temple
Tops Club
Ernest Brown
Mr Baird
UP Home
White Shrine
Phil Kneen
Paul Evans Jr
19Th Century Club
P.m
John
Mrs. Dennis Smith
Professional Directory
John C. Owen
Main Street
M. L. Tweeton
North Marion
Production Credit Association ‘Monthru Fri
North Town
Melvin Schneider
State Farm Insurance Ll
West Ma
Maplewood Manor
Keota
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
Optometrist
John W. Lemmon
Don Long
Osincup
Midwest Aviation Service Inc
Air Ambulance
Harold Murphy
Wellman
Iowa
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Liberty Building
SUE Cross
Sioux City
Bob Stevenson
In Wellman
YMCA
Farmers Savings Bank
Lion’s Club
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