New members join Ainsworth families in 1977 births and happenings
Two families welcome sons Brent Robert Hawkins eight pounds six ounces and Brian Michael Fuhr. Local scenes include a farewell for Mrs. Holmes, arrival of Randy Mougin, Jere Covington selling a home, and Crane Company. A skate injury sidelines Samantha Molloy, and a Mother’s Day Tea highlights kindergarten work from August 1976 through May 11 1977. Sorosis Study Club met May 13, with 4 H exchange stories, program slides, and plans for 1977-78 activities.
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Duane White Ainsworth
Jerry Hawkins
Brent Robert
Robert Kloopfer
Riverside
Ernest Green
Washington
Laird Hawkins
Stanley Fuhr
Brian Michael
Bill Roberts
Stanley Mouser
Wellman
Ainsworth
Bryn Mawr
Dale Holmes
Randy Mougin
Columbus Junction
Bowman Farm
Fred Morgan
Jere Covington
Highway 218
Clarence Unternahre
Wayland
Crane Company
Stephanie
Jimmy Lee
Samantha Molloy
Samantha
Gerald Sojka
Sam
Rhonda Sojka
Washington County Hospital
University Hospital
Iowa City
Children’s Hospital
Harry Molloy
Nancy Scott
Garton
Scott
Sorosis Study Club
Bill McGinnis
Paul Beard
Harold Gerdes
Chapter R TTT meets at Junction with community plans
Chapter R TTT met at the home of Mrs. Keith Robertson with Mrs. Archie Norris as co hostesses. Thirteen members attended. The president Mrs. Paul Duncan led Chapter business including a Community Action Program contribution. A girl was chosen for Eden Valley Camp in July. Founders Day program featured Kay Duncan Patricia Woepking Cathy Crawford Susan Schweitzer and Dolores Gentzler.
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Columbus Junction
TTT
Keith Robertson
Archie Norris
Paul Duncan
Eden Valley
Kay Duncan
Patricia Woepking
Cathy Crawford
Susan Schweitzer
Dolores Gentzler
Martha Peterson
Carol Ann Howell
Adeline Helmick
Marianne Hunt
Jean Robertson
Silver Springs
Maryland
Anna Robertson
United Methodist Church
Susanna
Judy Prior
Juanita Huston
Miriam
Lois Hills
Wilma Henson
Deborah Circle
Elaine Dicks
Sue Taylor
Martha Circle
Elizabeth Orris
Haven Hasel
O.E.S
Leota Gabriel
Margaret Smith
Colonial Manor
the Manor
Charlotte Langstaff
Betty Winter
Marlene Greiner Comes Home From Hospital
Keota owes a hospital return to Marlene Greiner who left Children’s Hospital Iowa City after a March 23 accident involving bicycle and car. The article lists social visits, club news, and retirements around Keota and nearby towns, noting names, places, and recent happenings including courtship notes and a Red Oak Express item about Gwen Lary retiring after forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen Lary
Red Oak
Schoonover Drug This Week Hero WHS Girls Track Team
The WHS girls track team capped its final regular season meet with a dramatic win to honor coach Mike White whose job was terminated due to declining enrollments. The mile relay clinched the title, finishing six seconds ahead of Mt. Pleasant as WHS posted 103 points to 102 for Mt. Pleasant in a seven-school field.
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WHS
Mike White
Demon Girls
Mt. Pleasant
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Warren Bennett
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Washington Junior High School
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