Keota High School Plans End-Year Activities Schedule
Keota high school to hold junior-senior banquet May 13 in the gym. Baccalaureate May 14 with Rev. H N Poston delivering the address. Commencement May 19 with Dr Marcus Bach of Iowa City as speaker. Alumni reunion and banquet May 22, followed by a local minstrel show. Overalls and print dresses marked May 6–7 sale days. Local visits and a May 2 Masonic roast and degree conferrals noted.
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A. R. Krause
Keota
Keola High School
H. N. Poston
Federated Church
Marcus Bach
Iowa City
Fire Destroys Crib Near West Chester
Fire at the Hereld Miller farm east of West Chester destroyed a corncrib holding 2 000 bushels and a new farm equipment. Wind damage followed the storm with shingles blown off and trees and limbs down. The incident prompted multiple fire responses and ongoing outages.
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West Chester
Richard Fisher
Here
First Summer Street program to Be May 17
Columbus Junction reports the first summer street program set for May 17 as the local Business and Professional Women's club sponsors the event with merchants. A Columbus Community club meeting discussed parking and appointed a committee to plan summer programs coordinating with the band led by Warren May. The Marthena class served dinner at 7 p m. The fire department was called to Winfield about 2 p m Friday.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus Community Club
Ray Priebe
Summer Street
Warren May
Marthena
Presbyterian Sunday School
Winfield
West Chester High School Music Program Highlights
West Chester students sang at Methodist church evangelistic meetings with the Girls Glee Club on April 25 and the mixed chorus on May 3. The senior class trip to Des Moines occurred April 28, with May 18 set for commencements and May 14 for baccalaureate at the church.
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West Chester
Jean
Des Moines
Register and Tribune
WHO
Ronald Bowser
Jean Ann Cherry
Murray Coon
Jerry Forinash
Charley Greiner, Jr
Victor Hartzler
Betty Kleese
Glenn Ladehoff
Pat McDowell
Cloyce Neis
Donna Reis
Marion Renoux
Marjorie Statler
Mary Jane Stephens
Colleen Strum
James Tucker
Kenneth Tucker
Jean Wrisht
Methodist Church
Rev. Peters
Dr. Johnson
Junction Band Elects Bill Morgan President
Columbus Junction officers were elected Monday evening with Bill Morgan named president. Other posts include Delbert Blackoff as vice president Mildred Gabriel as secretary Herald Turner as treasurer William Diller as business manager Joanne Woodruff Barbara Black Marilyn Howell and Dean Morgan as librarians Warneck May as director. Also announced are two birth notices from local families and a name change for Mrs Brown formerly Evelyn Bloomquist.
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Columbus Junction
Bill Morgan
Delbert Black of
Mildred Gabriel
Herald Turner
William Diller
Joanne Woodruff
Barbara Black
Marilyn Howell
Dean Morgan
Warneck May
Yoder couple back home after Kalona auto mishap
In Kalona on May 6 Mr and Mrs Duane L Yoder who were treated at Mercy hospital in Iowa City after a west Kalona auto mishap have returned home Clare Sommers remains at Mercy hospital after surgery this week Mrs C G Tilden Mrs C R Decker and Mrs H V Beck attended the Order of Eastern Star Friendship night in Wellman Ardis Phelps of Victor visited the Mehaffey and Maske homes Birthday dinner honored Mrs Fry hosted by Mr and Mrs Jay Hanson and Mr and Mrs Eugene Way Alumni of the Iowa Mennonite school near Kalona organized an alumni association with officers Henry Hochstetler Jr president Cletus Miller vice president and Lucille Swartzendruber secretary treasurer.
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Kalona
Duane L. Yoder
Mercy
Iowa City
Ardis Phelps
Victor
J. K. Mehaffey
Paul Maske
Jay Hanson
Eugene Way
Earl Fry
Junction Girl Sings With Cornell Society in May Music Festival
Nay Phyllis Lukenbach a Cornell College junior from Columbus Junction sang with the Oratorio society in the 62nd annual May music festival. The group performed Mendelssohn Elijah with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra under Tauno Hannikainen.
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Junction Girl
Cornell Society
Columbus Junction
Phyllis Lukenbach
Cornell College of
Mt. Vernon
L. L. Lukenbach
Oratorio Society of
Mentdelssohn
Elijah
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Tauno Hannikainen
Riverside Child Health Clinic Planned at St Marys
Riverside May 8 A child health clinic will be held at 8S Marys School Thursday afternoon May 18. Children from town and from Farmers Crescent Valley districts will attend. Mrs Vern Moss and Sister Mary Agneetta will lead the clinic.
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Cedar Rapids
Leslie Abshire
Iowa City
Methodist Church
M.Y.F
Kalona
Spring colors brighten town as flowers bloom everywhere
The column notes May flowers after April showers, with tulips and daffodils brightening yards. It mentions birds rehearsing for National Music Week starting May 8 and two local craftswomen, Mrs. Masson and Mrs. Wagner, displaying crochet and quilting work, plus a tale of a gift quilt made by European donors.
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Mother Nature
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Keola
Frank Pringle
Washington
John Harris
Jennie Harris
Wehr
Farmers Mutual
Pohren
Wilbur West
Clement Ffith
E.P. Lodge
H. E. Stewart
Roy Bauer
Melvin Booth
John Calkins
Howard Skinner
DeLong and Durian Lumber Company
Martha Butler
Dixie Dugan
By McEvoy
Striebel
Junction Band
New Sons
Paul D. Crosster, Jr
Hershey Hospital
Muscatine
Howard Vmeowoo
Brown
Evelyn Bloomquist
This Place
Mrs. Eugene Way
J. B. Reeves
Rock Island Lines
Walnut Street
Leo Griffith
Greenville
Indian Creek
Leroy Orris
Oklahoma City
Okla
WSCS
Fredonia Methodist Church
Girls’ Independent Athletic Organization
Beverly Smith
Vivian Schafer
Donna Kauffman
Karen Hills
Helen Diltz
Hills’ Garage
Anna Robertson
Library
Dillon
Paul B. Smith
Riverside
Mrs. Marge Luckey
Darling
Sarah
Piers
Fred Wagner
Beminia
Wagner
Hay Noel
The
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Alec
Fate
W. J. Masson
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U.S
Yesterday’s Journal
White Rose
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Wheaties
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