Farm Bureau Women Postpone April Meeting
The Jackson Township Farm Bureau Women postponed their April 7 meeting until after Easter. Members should watch the social calendar for a new date and further announcements. Mrs Archie Buwer Mrs Charles Hotle and Mrs Harold Durst attend the DAR State Conference in Des Moines Thursday through Saturday. Tim McClain turns six today March 3. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Been Blossom name their new son Michael Scott born at the local hospital Monday March 28.
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Jackson Township Farm Bureau
Archie Buwer
Charles Hotle
Harold Durst
DAR State
Des Moines
Lloyd Beenblossom
Michael Scott
Mason breakfast set for April 2 at lodge
Washington Lodge No. 2A F and A M invites all Masons to a pancake and sausage breakfast on Saturday April 2 from 6 30 to 8 a.m. The event offers a casual gathering for members and friends.
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Masons
Washington Lodge No. 2A
Clothing drive for CWS relief in Keota and beyond
Keota Federated Church hosts Church World Service drive to collect blankets and usable clothing for global relief. Items must be to the church by Sunday evening for April 4 pickup in Sigourney, with soap also requested and a 10 cent per pound processing gift.
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Keota
Church World Service
Mrs Day Attends Iowa Children and Youth Commission Meeting
Mrs. Robert Day attended a meeting of the Iowa Commission on Children and Youth at the Toledo Juvenile Home in Toledo on Wednesday.
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Robert Day
Iowa Commission On Children and Youth
Toledo
Iowa
Guidance Association meeting held in Burlington
Chapter 9 of the Iowa Personnel and Guidance Association met March 24 at James Madison Junior High in Burlington for a regular meeting. Dinner was served under the Burlington schools cafeteria director. President Donald Cassill of Ottumwa presided as business items and a panel discussed what employers seek in candidates. Attendees included Ray Blair and Permelia Lay. Next meeting slated for May 12 in Washington.
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Chapter
The
Iowa Personnel and Guidance Association
James Madison Junior High School
Burlington
Donald Cassill
Ottumwa
Ray Blair
Columbus Community High School
Permelia R. Lay
Washington High School
Washington
Rev John Singh to Speak at Immanuel
The Rev John Singh a native of British Guiana and Lutheran pastor will address Immanuel Lutheran Church Adult Fellowship this Sunday evening April 3 at 8 p m. He is enrolled as a graduate student at the SUI School of Religion.
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John Singh
Immanuel
British Guiana
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Pastor Singh
SUI School of Religion
Washington High Band Plays for Kiwanis Members
Instrumental groups from Washington High School presented the program at the Kiwanis club meeting this week. The students will appear soon in the state music contest. Earl Rae received a trophy for second place in singles at the Kiwanis state bowling tournament. Guests included an inter club group from Mt Pleasant Pete Weller Bill Arnold Jr and several out of town guests with special guests two high school students Carla Grimes and Linda Johnson.
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Washington High School
Kiwanis Club
Earl Rae
Mt. Pleasant
Pete Weller
Bill Arnold Jr
Carla Grimes
Linda Johnson
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Tim McClain
Nancy McClain
West Side Square
Evening Journal
Dial
Paul
Petite
Debs Black
Mademoiselle
Petite Debos
North Side Square
Saxony
Earl Moran
City
Women’s Shoes
Johnnie Woods
S. 9Th
Richard Hays
Norman Jensen
Max Embree
Erwin Wulf
Ainsworth
Steve Smith
R. A. Huber
Wellman
W. H. McConnell Sr
Robert Marie
Daryl Bell
Mac Wallace
Charles Barthalow
Children’s Shoes & Sneakers
Vickie Dawson
Cecilia Gilpin
Geneva Mabb
Donna Orris
Denise Hammen
Bill Marie Jr
Allen Miksch
CWS
Is Lock America
W. 2Nd
of Guidance Association
Terry Jamison
Iowa State Employment Service
Max E. Hasbourck
Iowa Industries, Inc
Norma Riffel
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
Arthur Grundberg
Benner Tea Company
Kiwanis
Saint
Hosvers
Fairfield
Wolf's Flower Shop
Ascot
Davis Paint Store
Joe Falk
West Side
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