Two Granddaughters In Three Days for Mr Mrs E Heitzman
Riverside reports two grandchildren named Sandra Sue and another girl born March 23 to Walter Helm of Iowa City. Elaine Heitzman is the mother of the Helm baby, adding a daughter to the Heitzman family. Mrs Kasper returns home from Mercy hospital in improving condition. Edwin Waldschmidt injured a hand recently.
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Marge Luckey
Riverside
Elmo Heitzman
Bernard Heitzman
Sandra Sue
Walter Helm
Iowa City
Helm
Elaine Heitzman
Heitzmans
Mr. Helm
Ed Kasper
Mercy Hospital
Edwin Waldschmidt
Woman Receives Stitches After Fall While Moving Fridge
Mrs. Lucille Alcorn of Iowa City was a business visitor in Riverside on Friday. She injured herself while moving a refrigerator and required several stitches to close a wound.
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Lucille Alcorn
Iowa City
Riverside
Rhythm Gals Win Behind 26 Points In Junior High Net
Rhythm Gals defeat Barbara Davison’s team 26 to 4 at the YMCA after school. Margarette Mc Cleery Janet Graf and Ardythe Wead each score eight. Harriet Kunik adds one basket. Davison scores all four for the losers. Referee Pat Weldin assisted by Jerry Brooks. Sharon Bence is scorer. Next up the Rhythm Gals face the 49ers on Tuesday.
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YMCA
Barbara Davison
Margarette McCleery
Janet Graf
Ardythe Wead
Harriet Kunik
Davison
Pat Weldin
Jerry Brooks
Sharon Bence
49Ers
Adds Small Lizard To His Menagerie
Little Joe Jones gains a new specimen as his dad finds a small lizard at the barn and places it in solitary confinement for observation. Howell Davis Earl Walker Bob and Gerald Howell attended the fox hunters oyster supper at Columbus Junction. Mr and Mrs Bob Howell Gerald and Betty hosted visitors during a vacation period.
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J. H. Jones
Square Circle
Little Joe Jones
Joe
Vernon Fletcher
Virgil Fletcher
Delbert Lowe
Howell Davis
Earl Walker
Bob
Gerald Howell
Fox Hunters
Columbus Junction
One Great Hour Proclaimed for World Relief Support
Mayor G B Mack urges Washington to join Churches of America in supporting One Great Hour broadcast tonight from 9 to 10 p m. President will appeal for aid, with a nationwide offering Sunday March 27 to aid distressed Europeans and Asians and oppose anti religious social forces. A mass meeting follows at 7 30 p m in the Methodist Church as proof of local compassion.
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Churches of America
United States
America
All United
Europe
Asia
Washington Ministerial Association
Washington
Gerald Howell Birthday Dinner Attended by Family
Mrs KE R Davis and Mr and Mrs Howell Davis hosted a birthday dinner for Gerald Howell. Gerald returned from Iowa State College Friday. Sunday visitors included Emrys Davis and Larry from Burlington and Kenneth Fuller with Elaine.
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KE. R. Davis
Howell Davis
Ruth
Gerald Howell
Gerald
Iowa State College
Howells
Emrys Davis
Larry
Burlington
Kenneth Fuller
Elaine
I M DeLinquent Tries To Square Himself with Uncle Sam
In Los Angeles on March 26 the individual nicknamed I. M. DeLinquent faced efforts by an Internal Revenue collector to settle tax obligations. The case centers on delinquent accounts and potential penalties.
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Los Angeles
I. M
Uncle Sam
Internal Revenue
Har
Delinquent cashier’s check paid to Westover by unknown sender
Westover received a hundred dollar cashier’s check drawn on a Houston bank from an unnamed commission agent who sent six years of income tax returns and asked to open a delinquent account in the name of De Linquent to pay the balance later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Westover
de Linquent
Houston, Tex
Farm output rises 23 percent with 5 percent fewer workers
U.S. farmers have increased production by 23 percent over the past three years while reducing labor input by 5 percent compared with the three years before World War II, according to agricultural data.
Kleese Family Dines With Fisher Kin In West Chester
Franklin reports a Fisher family dinner at the Richard Fisher home in West Chester with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kleese and children Joyce and Robert. Other local guests include the Homer Brinning family and 4-H activities with Cecelia Klopfenstein hosting. A new brooder house by Harold Fulton signals poultry and pig farming activity near Franklin.
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Franklin
Frank Kleese
Joyce
Robert
Fisher
Richard Fisher
West Chester
James Bowen
Keota
Homer Brinning
Jolly Jokers
Cecelia Klopfenstein
Harold Klopfenstein
Bonnie Brinning
Phyllis Coon
Deborah Brenneman
Harold Patterson
Merle Sheetz
Ronnie
Patty
Bert Booth
Franklin Cubs
Wm. Chmelar
Bob
Richard
Bonnie
Everette Coon
Harold
Cotter Senior Play Planned for April 1
Cotter high school's senior class will present The Awkward Pause by Donald Payton on Friday April 1 at 8 p.m under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Reaney. The cast includes James Skubat Alice Orris Billy Edwards Joan Stapp Darlene Stapp Eleanora Miller Paul Bell Mary Fuller Norme Bender Lewis Peters Bill Jones Donald Hendrickson.
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Columbus Junction
Cotter High School
Donald Payton
Margaret Reaney
James Skubat
Alice Orris
Billy Edwards
Joan Stapp
Darlene Stapp
Eleanora Miller
Paul Bell
Mary Fuller
Norme Bender
Lewis Peters
Bill Jones
Donald Hendrickson
Columbus High School
Fox Hunters Meet With Oyster Supper and Fox Catch
More than 70 fox hunters from the community attended an oyster supper at the Community Building Tuesday evening. The group gathered at the John Thomas farm on several prior occasions and twelve foxes were caught by the club.
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John Thomas
Winter supper funds support Olds community program
Henry Rees served as general chair man for the winter supper funds. Charles Ing manson, mayor of Olds, assisted with a musical program during the event. The proceeds were used to finance the supper. Sell it with a Classified!
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rees
Charles Ing
Manson
Olds
Community notes urge civic action and business optimism
Local readers hear appeals for improved city facilities including a Municipal Coliseum and swimming pool while praising Mayor candidates and community leaders. The letter mentions Byron Lopp, Perry Jordan, Dale Booth, and various clubs urging broader civic participation and economic insight from U. S. Department of Commerce data.
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Cowie
Steris Joe Kirkwood, Jr
Elyse Knox
E. Heitzman
Annualy
Osincups Drug
Wera
Bob Howell
Betty
Liberty
Tim
PNT and
Des Moines
Red Skelton
Walter Pidgeon
van Johnson
Brian Donlevy
Charles Bickford
John Hodiak
Edward Arnold
Marshall Thompson
Richard Quine
Cameron Mitchell
Clinton Sundberg
Ray Collins
G. KB. Mack
Shostakovich
Dmitri Shostakovich
LaGuardia
New York
National Council of Arts, Sciences and Professions
Long Island
Mikhail E. Chiaurely
Alexander Fadeyev
Kleese
Fishers
W. W. Durst
Cotter
Martha Butler
Cup of Sugar
Walter Stone
Betty Jo Foster
Margaret Hininger
Lorna Morgan
Lois Howell
Bob Carey
Ager
Saturday Supplement
Edward R. Markland
Tom Colgla
FORD
Mace Motor CO
G. E. Mace
Evoready Plumbing & Heating
Keith
Ivan
Ida No
Eveready
Robins
Bluejays
Byron Lopp
Joe Falk
Tom Duncan
Ed Brown
Harnest Saladay
Perry Jordan
Miller
Scott Furniture
Chamberlin Brothers
Chamber of Commerce
Dale Booth
Kiwanis
U. S. Dept. of Commercce
Ralph
Sharmon
the Journal
M. C
Edna
Ida
Jim
Sam Turkington
Stephen
Grandma Norton
Winkler
Norton's Plumbing & Neating Company
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