Crawfordsville Lions elect officers for coming year
Ninety members gathered at the schoolhouse as Crawfordsville Lions Club elected officers for the coming year. President St Finke Jr led, with Guy Mitchell as first vice president and Bob Miller as both second vice president and treasurer. The club pledged $25 to Babe Ruth and Little League teams to kick off their seasons. An evening program by Bob Lytle of Washington highlighted the Retarded Children's program. A cemetery cleanup is set for May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville Lions Club
John McNeill
Lions
Yars
St Finke, Jr
Guy Mitchell
Bob Miller
Charles Wells
Washington Evening Ledger Notes
The Washington Evening Ledger outlines staff roles and agency affiliations. It lists editor, business vice president, advertising supervisor, contributors, and production supervisor, noting publication as a second class matter and their postal details in 19th century style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
First Americans studied by Scouts
Den 4 and Den 5 Cub Scouts met after school on Monday with six members two Den Mothers and Den Chief Brad Fosdick present. Theme was First Americans with Indian Headbands for the pack meeting and practice closing a meeting. John Schreurs to handle treats next time. Keota placed fourth in Class B district track with 36 points and individual placers included Cliff Stoutner third in pole vault Mike Flanders second in 220 Craig Conklin first in Mile 4 50 1 George Norenberg first in 880. Social notes detailed visits and tornado near Mt Clemons Michigan with Arlo Conklin and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schreurs
Den 5
Margery van Sickle
Jeanne Smothers
Den
Jim Trier
Jim van Sickle
Jeff Smothers
Keota
Town City
Cliff Stoutner
Mike Flanders
Craig Conklin
George Norenberg
Dean Trier
Mildred Cater
Luke Flander
Willard Ginkens
Ron
Don
Jim Ginkens
Charles Conklin
Arlo Conklins
Mt. Clemons
Michigan
Arlo
Conklins
Jess Page
Washington
Pages
Orley Page
Donna Sanders
Cedar Rapids
Boyd Sanders
Larry
Blitz Brothers by Sakren at Washington home
Weekend visitors stayed with Isaa Sprague’s family in Williamsburg and attended church. Scotty Ferguson funeral services were held at St James Church in Washington. Howard Banmett hosted Mothers Day dinner with Flora Lee Floyd Baumert Norma and Glen Baumert Denise and Rhonda Clarahan Greg Karla Kirby Baumert and others.
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Bill Burger
Washington
John Baron
Danny
Iowa City
Beverly Sprague
Cedar Rapids
Isaa Sprague
Scotty Ferguson
St. James Church
Howard Banmett
Flora Lee
Floyd’ Baumert
Norma
Glen Baumert
Denise
Rhonda Clarahan
Greg Karla
Kirby Baumert
Keota High School to Hold Baccalaureate Service
Keota plans a Sunday evening baccalaureate for 34 seniors at 8 p.m. in the Keota Elementary School gym with class processional by John Blattner and a sermon by Rev Donald Vanwarren. Music includes mixed chorus numbers and a brass sextet. commencement follows May 21 with addresses and awards by local officials.
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Boyd Sanders Keota
Keota High School
Keota
Vanwarren
Rev. Manwarren
Rev Potter
John Biatiner
Marvin Miller
Federated Church
Gordon B. Wasinger
Atty
B. J. Byrne
Supt
V. H. Barnum
V.H. Barnum
Rev
Miller
World War I pals visit at Armines
Mr and Mrs Chester Comer and others, longtime World War I buddies, visited in Merrimac. The Amrine, Comer and Miller families shared time Sunday with the Amrine and Tagular households. Various relatives from Fairfield Wayland Cedar Falls and Burlington joined gatherings at Schafer Lynn and Duttweiler homes and with Walter Landers in Burlington.
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Armines
Merrimac
Chester Comer
Busyy
Lona
Harley
Miller
Fairfield
Carl Amrine
Amrine
Comer
Glenn Schafer
Amos Christner
Wayland
Billa Kientz
Richard Tagular
Robert Kientz
Donald Lynn
Ronald Statler
Cedar Falls
Don Statler
Washington
Roy Duttweiller
Maxine Schafer
Dean
Walter Landers
Burlington
Professional Directory Includes Attorneys and Medical Staff
Directory lists Louis J. Kehoe Jeriry Blagee and Livingston Day Bates firms with multiple lawyers and offices at 204 West Main St and 211 W. Washington St. Includes John C. Owen at 119 West Washington South Side Square and Stewart and Shearer at 225 West Ein with contact numbers OL 3-2924 and OL 3-2159. Also notes Dr P L Etter osteopathic physician and John W. Lemmon D D S eye care with Downstairs location near Journal Blog and Q Eastland OL 3-4802 Closed Wed p.m. and Thurs a.m. Contact
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Louis J. Kehoe
Jeriry Blagee
Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates—Abstract Dept
West Main St
John W. Lemmon
D. D Res
Gore
Logan J
Q. Eastland
Journal
May to June Calendar of Square Dance Events and Notes
May 16 legion hall 8 30 pm Ken Crow caller. May 28 armory 3 pm Frankie Lane caller. June 6 Central Park Deb Stater caller 8 20 pm. June 13 25th Anniversary Street Dance 8 30 pm callers Paul Tinsley and Ken Crow. June 18 Central Park Dean Hartzell caller 8 pm. June 27 Central Park Skip Skippers caller 8 30 pm. Larry Gow praised for calling Thursday despite small crowd. Ken Crow to appear Saturday with turnouts urged. Frankie Lane dance next. committees named for decorating coffee and pop. prominent plea that square dancing binds community and friendship. Betty Osgood tribute note about square dancers.
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Legion Hall
Ken Crow
Armory
Frankie Lane
Central Park
Deb Stater
Paul Tinsley
Dean Hartzell
Skip Skippers
Larry Gow
Marion
Nellie Miller
Cloyce
Naomi Times
Bob
Ella May Ruppert
Local Methodist group hosts and society notes from Richland
Mrs Decia Pugh will host the Daughters of Ruth Class with Miss Marie Snider assisting Leo Paxson to lead the lesson Richland Woman's Club closes season with a family picnic at Rubio Community Hall Calendar committee to arrange, Mrs A J Steinbeck to begin duties as president next September Mrs Clyde McCracken to host Woolson Friends Missionary Society World Brotherhood lesson led by Harold Neece Levi Van Dyke resigns as Lake Darling Park custodian after 14 years moves family to Rubio farm Van Dyke noted ill health Mrs Van Dyke teaches at Pekin Community Schools Salmon note recalls West Coast Indians subsisting on salmon.
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Richland
Decia Pugh
Daughters of Ruth
The
Methodist Church
Marie Snider
M Leo Paxson
Richland Woman's Club
Rubio
A. J. Steinbeck
Docia Pugh
Leo Paxson
Richland Womans Club
Begin
Clyde McCracken
Woolson Friends Missionary Society
Harold Neece
World Brotherhood
Levi van Dyke
Lake Darling Park
van Dyke
Park
Pekin Community Schools
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Vivian Wells
Max Mitchell
Lyle Paisley
Duane McArtor
George Canott
Myral Smith
Grace Fletcher
Lee McCall
School of Missions
Indianola
Earl Lowe
Cleo Fletcher
Geo. Dare
James Wilson
Maxine Davis
Church
Florence Hens
Harvey Thomas
Ivor Davis
Kathryn Williams
MATL
Towa
Arried
Wasinat
West Liberty Fairgrounds
Iowa
Sat
Krura
den I
Cub Scouts
Brad Fosdick
C. D. Fir
Eclipse Lumber CO
G. E
Barney) Sakulin, Mgr
Dial
Blitz Brothers
BY Sakren
By Carl Amrine
Professional Directory
George F. Morrison
Ford Morrison
Ira Morrison
South
Marion Ave
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
Betty Osgood
Maxine Jarrard
Atlas. Tires
Wayne's Standard Service
Pugh
Otto Pfeiffer
Sitler
Chevrolet
America
W. Washington St
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