National Honor Society Inducts Five New Members in Waco
National Honor Society inductees announced in a Waco ceremony on Monday April 29. Five new members joined the society from senior and junior classes and provisional sophomores were named. Officers for 1967 68 conducted the event with a closing talk by exchange student Madjid Nader about Iran.
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OLDS
Waco
National Honor Society
Larry Jones
Cheryl Peterson
Randy Davis
Sarah Hesseltine
Lynn Martin
Lamarr Widmer
Dianna Hesseltine
Jean Widmer
Terry Neil
Terry Kauffman
Gail Boal
Marge Brimhall
Patsy Wintermeyer
Pfrior
Elizabeth Bergstrom
Donna Swartzendruber
Kathie Beese
Madjid Nader
Iran
Properly Fit Children's Shoes to Prevent Foot Problems
Children often wear shoes two sizes too small, risking growth issues and foot deformities. Basic arch weakness and rotating heels are hard to correct, making corrective shoes and braces part of an expensive, slow process. Regular foot checks and professionally fitted shoes are essential for growing feet.
Fire crews quell minor blaze near railroad east of Washington
Washington firemen raced Friday evening to extinguish a small blaze along the railroad right of way east of Washington. Crews reported no injuries and the cause was not yet determined as they cleared the scene.
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Washington
Nick Weber dies at farm near Richland Iowa
Nick Weber 60 died early Sunday at University Hospitals Iowa City after a second surgery. He spent his life farming north of Richland. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Mother Cabrini Catholic Church Richland with Rev. Thomas Stratman. burial Ss Peter and Paul Cemetery Clear Creek. Rosary 8 p.m. Monday Gould Funeral Home Richland. Born August 29 1907 in Clear Creek Township to Jacob and Magdalena Weber. He married Viola Heisdorffer September 30 1942. Survived by wife a daughter Jolene Mason City Illinois and a son Dean at home. Six brothers John Bernard Henry Joseph Clarence Leo and two sisters Veronica Weber and Mrs William Fritchen.
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Richland
Nick Weber
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Weber
Mother Cabrini Catholic Church
Thomas Stratman
Ss. Peter and Paul
Clear Creek
Gould Funeral Home
Mr. Weber
Clear Creek Township
Jacob
Magdalena Peiffer Weber
Viola M. Heisdorffer
Jolene
Mason City
Illinois
Dean
John
Bernard
Henry
Sigourney
Joseph
Clarence
Keota
Leo
Hedrick
Veronica Weber
William Fritchen
Donald Starr Dies in Kirkland Washington
Donald E. Starr of Kirkland Washington died of a heart attack there May 4 He is the youngest son of Mrs Mary R Starr and brother of Mrs Oren E Hines and Walter Starr all of Washington He is survived by his wife one son Donald Jr and a daughter Mrs Carole Mae Johnson and a granddaughter Linda Sue Johnson Funeral will be Friday at 1 p m at Green Funeral Home in Kirkland Walter Starr will attend
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Donald E. Starr
Kirkland
Washington
Mary R. Starr
Oren E. Hines
Walter (Twink) Starr
Donald Jr
Carole Mae Johnson
Linda Sue Johnson
Seattle
Green Funeral Home
Walter Starr
Everetts Musicwins Sony Superscore Franchise Award
Everett s Music Co owner Ralph Marshall receives Sony Superscore franchise per President Joseph S Tushinsky of Superscore Inc. An accident Saturday at 8 10 p m caused 190 damage when Frank Sanders backed from a North Iowa parking space and hit Sheila Dee Freel of Washington's car.
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Everetts Music
Ralph Marshall
Everetts Music Co
Washington
Sony - Superscore
Joseph S. Tushinsky
Superscore, Inc
Frank Sanders
Iowa
Sheila Dee Freel
Powers Jr joins First National Bank of Perry staff
Richard L Powers Jr a Perry resident and former Retail Credit Company manager joins the First National Bank of Perry staff. An army cryptographer and vice president of the Perry Jaycees, Powers is married to Darlene Hindahl and lives at 1805 Estella. Also noted are local visits to Ames Veishea by the Bordwell family and Mortar Board honors for Virginia Ellis, plus birthday gatherings for Walter Sheets and relatives.
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Richard L. Powers Jr
First National Bank of
Perry
Powers
Dick Powers
Washington
Retail Credit Company
Chariton
Darlene Hindahl
Estella
Perry Jaycees
Richard Bordwell
Millie
Veishea
Ames
Richard
Virginia Ellis
ISU
Mortar Board
Iowa IFYE hosts now being sought
Iowa IFYE hosts are being sought for the International Farm Youth Exchange. About twelve farm youths from foreign countries will visit Iowa from August to October. Each exchangee stays three months with four host families and at least one non farm visit. Applications due June 1 at the County Extension Office.
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Washington County
Jim Frier
IFYE
Iowa
United States
John W. Heck 66 Dies Sunday in Washington County
John W. Heck 66, a Washington County farm laborer, died unexpectedly Sunday May 5, 1968. Funeral Wednesday May 8 at 9 30 a.m. in St. James Catholic Church with Rev Edward F Collins. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Rosary Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in Sherman Eden Funeral Home. Survived by three sisters May Bopp Emma Heck Sister Mary Frances and three brothers Frank Lawrence Fred. Ed and Elmer preceded him in death.
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John W. Heck
Washington
St. James Catholic Church
Edward F. Collins
Elm Grove Cemetery
P.m
Sherman - Eden
Mr. Heck
Washington County
Frank
Barbara Sadle Heck
Jess
May) Bopp
Hills
Emma Heck
Santa Monica
Calif
Mary Frances
Kallispell
Mont
Davenport
Lawrence
DeWitt
Fred
Fairfield
Elmer
Spiritual concert aids King scholarship fund at U Iowa
The Silver Light Gospel Singers will perform Negro spirituals on Friday at 8 p.m. in 225 Chemistry Building to benefit the University of Iowa Martin Luther King Scholarship Fund. Admission is 1.50. the event supports a course in American mythology taught by Associate Professor Harry Oster in the English department. The group, six male voices, sings without accompaniment and traces its style to the Fisk Jubilee Singers who toured after the Civil War to fund Fisk University.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Martin Luther King
Silver Light Gospel Singers
Harry Oster
U of I
New Action Studies
Oster
Fisk Jubilee Singers
United States
Europe
Fisk University
Nashville
Tenn
Ray Ray elected vice president of TV service group
Rex Ray of Washington was elected vice president of the TV Service Association of Iowa during the three day convention in Waterloo. Clark Pohl of Perry was elected president of the organization.
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Ray
TV Service Group
Rex Ray
Washington
TV Service Association of
Iowa
Waterloo
Clark Pohl
Perry
Mrs Ruth Walsh Dies In Seattle Washington
Ruth Walsh of 4409 39th Avenue South Seattle Washington died May 1 after a long illness. Survived by husband Martin and two sons Robert and Bernard all of Seattle. Relatives have received word of her death in Riverside California.
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Riverside
Ruth Walsh
39Th Avenue South
Seattle
Washington
Martin
Robert
Bernard
Split ticket in voting as school officers elected
Students at Washington High School cast ballots for student council officers with little attention to party lines. Dave Gregory of the Royal Flush party was elected president and Roberta Miller secretary. Tom Witthoft and Cindy McCall of the Student Labor party won the vice president and treasurer posts respectively. The election was close with 65 percent of sophomores and 86 percent of juniors voting.
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Washington High School
Dave Gregory
Royal Flush Party
Tom Witthoft
Student Labor Party
Roberta Miller
Royal Flush
Cindy McCall
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Richard Rodgers
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Washington, Iowa
Fern Pastry Shop
Donald Starr
Kirkland, Wash
Walter Sheets
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Ralph Pratt
Jefferson City
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King
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Sitler's
T. V
Syna-Clear
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