Riverside Drives Cancer Fund to $545.60 Total
Mrs. Paul Schnoebelen announced the Riverside Cancer Drive has raised 545.60. The Soukup family donated in memory of Mrs. Anna Soukup. Also noted were social visits and upcoming community events at the Riverside Community Building including a Kangaroo Court and Centennial Belles meeting.
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Riverside
Paul Schnoebelen
Anna Soukup
Duane Stransky
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Riverside Community
Honor Mrs. Escher on 90th birthday
Mrs. Anna Escher of Kalona celebrated her 90th birthday with a surprise party on April 30. Relatives and friends joined a cooperative dinner and 2 to 4 pm open house in the Farmers Savings Bank community room hosted by her children and families from Kalona Iowa City Harper Muscatine Rock Island Wellman Washington Riverside Watkins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Way
Joe TeBockhorst
Mary TeBockhorst
Clara TeBockhorst
Harold TeBockhorst
Rita TeBockhorst
Harper
Albert Brus
Elizabeth Geerts
Liszie Kook
Florence Avesing
Pete Vander Horn
Muscatine
Dale Dann
Keota
Madeline Gibbin
Wellman
Lyle TeBockhorst
Rock Island, Ill
Wilbur Pribyl
Colette Bruty
Aelrid TeBockhorst
Muriel TeBockhorst
Washington
Chris Brecht
Watkins
Ford Simon
Riverside
Paul Stumpf
H. E. Peterseim
Lamont Kelley
Harold Sachs and
Dean
W. D. Hochstetler
E. H. Reif
D. G. Sattler
Paul Swank
Walter Lehman
Ona Schaefer
Ernest Kloppfer
Urban Te Bockhorst and
James
Joe Allen and
A. G. Heck
Claude Escher
Seaman Apprentice Jackson Honored as Navy Family Record
Michael E. Jackson B671809 01 Division USS Blakely DE 1072 FPO New York is the listed service member. Seaman Apprentice Jackson is the son of Darlene Jackson of Washington, highlighting a naval family connection.
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Blakely
New York, N.Y
Jackson
Darlene Jackson
Washington
Optimists hear two talks Tuesday
The Optimist Club heard Gordon Gillesby speak on the local and zone contests for the state oratorical competition. State Trooper Roy Eubanks discussed highway safety, the Motor Vehicle Inspection Law, and youth driving risk, urging deglorification of risk factors with 931 Iowa highway deaths last year and 58,000 nationally. Milo Steele Jr. noted rain hindered flag sales. next meeting set for 6:45 a.m. Tuesday at Wingas Cafe.
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Gordon Gillesby
Gordon
Roy Eubanks
Fairfield
Eubanks
You
Iowa
Milo Steele Jr
Winga
Kirkwood Approves Preliminary Architectural Work for New Campus Buildings
Kirkwood Community College directors authorized Brown Healey and Bock to start conceptual designs for a Cedar Rapids campus building program. May 8 vote funds exceed $2.5 million over five years from a 4 mill capital levy with no bond issue required. Matching federal funds may boost totals as space needs include a student center and facilities for agriculture and vocational training.
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Kirkwood Community College Board of Directors
Cedar Rapids
Brown, Healey and Bock
Kenneth Kupka
Kirkwood
Kupka
Merged Area Ten
Selby Ballantyne
Kirkwood Planning Department
Muenzenmeyers Host Guests in Fairfield for Birthday
Mrs. Bill Muenzenmeyer and family hosted visitors including Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Nelson from Melbourne and Mr. and Mrs. Dan White from Kansas. The gathering honored Mrs Clough’s birthday. Harmony Circle met with 17 members, discussing Mothers Day and upcoming events. Kyle Lorenzen, nephew of the Morgan family, visited. Leathers children also visited.
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Don Long Richland
Bill Muenzenmeyer
Gene Muenzenmeyer
Russell, Clough
Fairfield
Lee Harvey
Ardrae
Martinsdale
Iowa
Harmony Circle
Vi Mallinger
Emma Widner
Mama
Mallinger
Blanche Cline
John King
Jr. Snyder
Otto Emry
Elizabeth Curtis
Funeral services held for Marland E. Davidson
Funeral services for Marland E. Davidson were held Tuesday at Sherman-Eden Funeral Home with Rev. Duane Perry presiding. Casketbearers were James Hamilton, David Kopischke, Randall Davidson, Wolfgang Pietsch and Daniel Davidson. Burial followed at Elm Grove Cemetery.
Building Permits Recorded at 303 East Second Street
Alice B. Reschly filed for a 24 by 36 two car garage at 303 East Second Street. Mrs. Frank Bell, longtime editor of the Red Oak Sun, donated old copies of the People’s Telephone and the Sun to the Red Oak Public Library, preserved on microfilm due to their brittle condition.
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East Second Street
Alice B. Reschly
Frank Bell
Red Oak Sun
Red Oak Public Library
People’s Telephone
the Sun
Good Will Club elects officers at May meeting
Six members of the Good Will Club met with Iva Simpson for dessert and an afternoon meeting. Mrs. William Barth joined as a member. Bertha Henry, president, was reelected, with Jennie Mitchell as vice president Elsie Fox secretary and Iva Simpson treasurer. Ethel Palmer heads cards and flowers. The group spent the afternoon visiting.
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Good Will Club
Iva Simpson
William Barth
Bertha Henry
Kiwanis hears speech winner Gordon Gillesby
Gordon Gillesby spoke at the Washington Kiwanis meeting about involvement with his topic Involvement and the JOY sequence. He will compete in the state contest Saturday at Marshalltown as Optimist Club organizers note his success. William Whittenberg was welcomed as the Chamber of Commerce’s newest member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Gillesby
Optimist
Washington Kiwanis
Raphael Gonshorowski
Optimists
Gordon
Marshalltown
Jesus
William Whittenberg
Chamber of Commerce
Washington Kiwanis Club
Nineteenth Century Club Holds One O Clock Luncheon
Mrs A E Baldrige hosted the Nineteenth Century Club at her home for a one o clock luncheon on Tuesday. Ten members attended with Mrs Leo Hoover leading the meeting. Committees were formed for next year and support was pledged to the summer creative workshop and the jazz band fund. Marguerite Crail reviewed Liz Carpenter’s Ruffles and Flourishes, detailing behind the scenes at the White House during Carpenter’s service to Mrs Johnson. This was the last meeting until fall.
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Nineteenth Century Club
A.E. Baldrige
Leo Hoover
Jazz Band Fund
Marguerite Crail
Liz Carpenter
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Miss Carpenter
Johnson
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Ted Geret
Edwin
Panama
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New York
Phil Mellinger
Mildred Cray
Wayne Cray
Leona Wehr
Denver
Colorado
Wayne
Sophia Kueneman
Cray
Mrs. Wehr
Sylvester Latimer
Mrs. Escher
KIRBY
Marshal Furniture
Marshalls
Kevin Davison
Rex Emerson
Lee Ann Dusenberry
Conservation Department
Lake Darling
Kevin
Lee Ann
Lincoln
Brighton and Stewart
Emerson
Journal
Muenzenmeyers
S-E
Eldon Raceway
Wapello County Fairgrounds
Heen Verdes
Eldon, Iowa
Frigidaire
Mark of
Osinoup Drug Store
Osinoup’s
Washington Evening Journal
Kiwanis Club
Wolf's Flower Shop
Winga's
Winga’s
Rving