Kalona club women entertain Pleasantview residents
Kalona residents at Pleasantview Home received multiple entertainments from Federated Clubs of Kalona. Idris Club hosted March 20 with Scout Troops 234 Den 2 and 3, Bingo, and refreshments. Alpha and ABC clubs hosted events with music, gifts, and quilting. KECS plans a June trip to Tempe Arizona Festival of English Handbell Ringers, with youth members organizing a rummage sale and bicycle safety item sales to fund the trip.
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Eugene Way
Kalona
Pleasantview Home
Idris Club
Pleasantview
David Teets
Teets
David Conwell
Marvin Eimen
H. L. Grady
Ray Schrepfer
George Bash
Alpha Club
Ivan Alt
Irvin Grout
Larry Griffiths
Carolyn (Chipman) Matousek
Matousek
Charles Corpman
Warren Schaefer
Kalona Historical Society
Lester Reber
David M. Mast
Sam Mast
Lizzie Gingerich
Sylvan Hochstedler
Elma Schrock
Iva
Marion Miller
Jacob Gingerich
Inez
Linus Gingerich
Mahlon Schlabaugh
Dale Brenneman
Ralph Schlabaugh
Raymond Schlabach
Eli L. Miller
Truman Schrock
Mahlon Frey
Monroe Miller
Tempe
KECS
Richie Adams
Paul Baumert
Maggie Bash
Matt Bash
Barbara Gingerich
Jane Gingerich
Sheila Pewitt
Anthony Spitzer
Jimmy Woodin
John D. Woodin
United Christian and Baptist Church
Arizona
Stockholders to Meet at Washington Golf & Country Club
Members of the Washington Golf and Country Club are reminded of a special stockholders meeting on Friday March 30 at 8 p m to discuss the proposed building program. All stockholders are urged to attend.
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Washington Golf & Country Club
Lincoln School Elects New Officers At Year End
Lincoln Elementary School held its final Parent Teacher Group meeting with 250 attendees. Officers elected for the coming year were Mrs John Young president Mrs Lam Messer vice president and program director Mrs James Cuddeback secretary and Mrs James France treasurer.
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Lincoln Elementary
Don Lawless
John Young
Lam Messer
James Cuddeback
James France
Fish
Hennigan
Bailey
Shields
Kayla Silk
Bagby
David Hillman
Cindy Coon
Mr 3Erliant
Fern Cliff Evangelical Free Church 20th anniversary observance
Fern Cliff Evangelical Free Church to mark 20 years near Wayland from March 31 to April 1, 1973. Weekend programs include a slide show, pastor Rev. Herbert Cottrell talk, mortgage burning at 10:45 a.m., and a history and testimonies session with Rev. Bernard Friesen and Rev. Ray Johnson speaking. The church is part of a 591‑church denomination with 76,422 members and supports Trinity Western College, Trinity College, and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Community invitation extended by Pastor Cottrell and members.
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Fern Cliff
Evangelical Free Church
Windom
Minn
Bernard Friesen
Christine
N.D
Ray Johnson
Central District
Bluffton students at Wayland church event and concert
The Travelers, Bluffton College music group, will perform at Wayland Mennonite Church at 8 p.m. on April 2, with a program of music, poetry, scripture and slides titled Perspectives. The Izaak Walton League sponsors a trap shoot on Sunday April 1 with practice and prize shoots and invites the public.
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Izaak Walton League
Wayland
Travelers
Optimist Club hears about Iowa Blind Commission work
Greg Phelps of the Iowa Commission for the Blind spoke to the Washington Optimist Club on March 27 detailing the commission’s activities. He noted a substantial rise in rehabilitations aided by training counseling orientation center facilities and the world’s largest Iowa library for the blind.
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Greg Phelps
Iowa Commission For the Blind
Washington Optimist Club
Commission
Iowa Library For the Blind
Club Activities and Priscilla Club Meet in Community News
Applied Arts 1 held eight members and one guest at Mrs. Leon Hillman’s home to craft Easter favors for the County Home. Five dollars was donated to the American Field Service, and a card was signed for Mrs. Bernard Singleton in Iowa City. Priscilla Club met after breakfast at Winga’s. memorial tributes and events were shared, with plans for April hostess. Family Living II gathered with fourteen members. leaders and officers were elected for the coming year, committees named, and a program built around the theme “I Will Laugh at the World” and a friendly skit.
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Applied Arts
al Swarthout
Leon Hillman
American Field Service
Bernard Singleton
Iowa City
Kent Dallmeyer
Priscilla Club
Gladys Putman
Winga’s
Edna Miksch
Putman
Mary Silvia
Thomas L. Brookhart
Irvin Coffey
Lafe Stout
Miksch
Edna Peters
Family Living
Family Living 11
Truman Hysell
Richard Ballard
Ballard
Hysell
Don Bealer
Truman Tuttle
Lawrence Whisler
Phil Kneen
Milo Steele Jr
Marion McAvoy
Robert Holmes
Werner Lowry
Whisler
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Kalona Club
Thomas H. Miller
Noah Mast
Emmet Hochstedler
Elva
ABC Club
Don Miller
Louise Kallaus
Reese Trusler
Fay W. Boone
Willis Gingerich
Tom Russell
Jack Guengerich
Joe Allen
H. E. Peterseim
Ford Skola
Jim Yoder
Dan Graber
Paul W. Miller
Wellman
Elmer L. Yoder
Marlin Ingerich
Lynn Graber
Morris Swartzendruber
Paul D. Miller
Mary Swartzendruber
Ellis
Dale Cochran
Oxford
Henry Muller
Gerald Marner
Willard Marner
Clayton Bender
Kansas
John Stoltzfus
Elam Christner
John W. Gingerich
Edna Gingerich
Harold Bender
Loran Swartzendruber
Ellis Swartzendruber
Ellis Swartzendruber and
Wayne Fry
Swartzendruber
Yoder
Marion
Wolf's Flower Shop
Henry Block
North
Iowa
Lincoln School
YWCA
Jennie Schneider
Jones Funeral Home
Leland Grove
James Strabala
James Gingerich
Robert Chalupa
David Murphy
Omer Wagner
Howard Coakley
Elm Grove Cemetery
Benjamin Moore
Osincup's
By Charlotte Pencil
the National Bank of Washington
Washington, Iowa
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Washington Evening Journal
Vvard
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