Editorials on Life, Morels, and Mophead Fads
A trio of brief editorials weighs in on mindful living from Luke 21 34, the quirks of plural grammar in a change scene, the mystery of why Morel mushrooms resist cultivation, and Casper Wyoming’s hair style mandates for food staff with mophead backlash notes.
The Main Lines by W. Marriott
It is what you put on the Christmas tree and not what you take off of it that really counts. It is important for a newspaper to have your goodwill, but more important for it to have your respect. A man who said his nose was broken in three places was advised by a wit to stay out of them.
Ainsworth May Day Guests Stir Community Notes
Sunday events in Ainsworth include Mother's Day dinners at the Earl Wood home with multiple Washington guests and family visits. The DCotter Ladies Aid met with small group and quilt work, while Highland 4-H planned a June project tour and picnic. Alumni banquet set for May 28 at Captain's Table. other social visits noted around town.
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Earl Wood
Frank Wood
Bill Putman
Billy White
Joan Woods
Washington
Mary Etta O'Connor
Cedar Rapids
Harold Hall
Jim Wood
Olive Miksch
Charles Rademaker
Ann
Ben Fitzgerald
Frank Dubek
Miss Faye
Lucille
Bob Fitzgerald
Fullerton
Nebraska
Flossie Holmes
Grace Stewart
Vernon Richardson
Dcotter Ladies Aid
Hugh Morris
Will Dea
Fitzgerald
R. R. Good
Muscatine
Hugh Norris
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist
C.A. Thompson
Robert Greene
Joe Wood
Fred Pfeifer
Don Rabenold
Nancy Barclay
Highland 4-H Club
David Kaufman
R. T. Knottnerus
Nancy Gilliand
Dick Edwards
Zwicki
Harold Kneneman
Mr. Niffenegger at Carpenter rites
West Chester report details C C Niffenegger and family attending William Carpenter funeral in Fredericksburg Iowa after visiting relatives in Storm Lake Fairmount Minnesota and Iowa City Also notes Mothers Day gathering at Captain's Table and contributions to Cancer Crusade led by Mrs Dusenbery plus weekend travel for Bert Marshall funeral and Federated Church Mission Circle activities
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West Chester
C. C. Niffenegger
Fredricksburg
Iowa
Roscoe Niffenegger
Iowa City
William Carpenter
Abbie Pike
Storm Lake
Fairmount
Minnesota
Keith Stewart
Richard Stewart
Dedre
Ralph Herr
Russel
Stanley
Forrest Green
Keota
Paul Schertz
Milner
Illinois
Ken Dusenbery
Tom West
Earl Griggs
Charles Votruba
Marvin Yoder
Wallace Kinzler
Lewis Smith
Pearl
Margaret
Mt. Auburn
Edwin Hill
Bert Marshall
West Lima
Wisconsin
Mission Circle of
Federated Church
Margaret Smith
Robert Pearson
Merl McDowell
Presbyterian Women's Guild
Ernest Whiting
Chester Piper
Frank Gault
Haydn Thomas
Brazil
Synod of Illinois
Robert Rushing
Stella Maxwell
Wayne Williams
Chas. Twinam
Bob Henderson
Carter Sheese
Aledo, Jr
Dave Henderson
Duane’ Gipple
Feryl Gipple
Columbus Junction
Milton Davis
Janice
Rodney
Ruth Rees
Crooked Creek
Legion Hall
Roger Lucas
Galen Howsare
Worthington explains work on tax auditing in Iowa
In Des Moines IDPA report Worthington defends delaying a special audit of a tax settlement requested by Tax Commissioner X T Prentis. He notes four auditors are tied up, promising assignment when available, while Burrows and Prentis discuss legality and impact of the settlement and potential fraud findings. May 26 advisory committee on consumer protection to form. GOP seventh district vice chair race sees two women candidates as incumbent declines.
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IDPA
X.T. Prentis
Lorne Worthington
Worthington
Tax Commission
Prentis
Mount Ayr
Burrows
Lawrence F. Scalise
Statehouse
Truth
GOPA
Republican State Central Committee
Dorothy Christensen
Council Bluffs
Herb Reed
Panora
Manning Walker
Avoca
GOP to Hold Party-to-People Platform Hearings
Republicans in Iowa plan the second biennial Party-to-People program starting Monday May 16 to gather public input for the 1966 state platform. Des Moines hearings at the YMCA will run 1 30 pm and 7 00 pm with four-member panels including district chairmen and state platform reps.
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Des Moines
Y.M.C.A
Platform Committee
Freeman's bold club switch cripples contract in famous bridge hand
Dicky Freeman, famed Quiz Kids alum, defended four spades as West in a Life Masters Pairs match. A diamond lead, club king pivot, and careful defense yielded a down-one contract for declarer, with Freeman’s king of clubs choice pivotal to the outcome.
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