Miss Glassburner Retires After Long North School Career
Dorothy Luckenbill profiles Elsie Glassburner who retires after twenty years as Stewart School north campus principal. She recalls changes in teaching methods and records, praises staff, and notes she will miss students and the daily hello on Main Street. She has no firm plans, may teach remedial reading, and enjoys home life, friends, and bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Luckenbill
Elsie Glassburner
Stewart School
North School
Stewart
Glassburner
Annual Prairie Flower teachers breakfast at KC Hall
About 170 teachers and spouses attended the annual breakfast at the KC Hall. Prairie Flower teachers were present. Mrs. Carolyn Bollman presided. The Hi Fis and Swing Band provided entertainment. Several long serving teachers were honored with roses. Elsie Glassburner retires after a long career. Scholarships were awarded to Kathy Freyenberger. The association voted to go unified with education groups at local, state, and national levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KC Hall
Prairie Flower
Carolyn Bollman
Local Teachers Association
Teacher’s Association
Kathy Freyenberger
Education Association
Accident Involving Street Sweeper And Car
An accident occurred at South 9th and East Washington at 2 p.m. Wednesday involving the city street sweeper operated by Edward Letts and a car driven by Mina Almira Brannen. The sweep er was northbound and eight feet from the stop sign when Brannen passed it and turned into the sweeper’s left corner. No injuries or tickets were issued.
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Mina Almira Brannen
South 9Th
East
Washington
Edward Letts
Brannen
Horak Completes Training For Insurance Agents Abroad
Thomas A. Horak of 115 E Washington Washington Iowa has completed an advanced training class for life health and financial services agents at The Education Center of The Travelers Insurance Companies in Hartford Connecticut. He is among 29 agents chosen from the United States and Canada for the course based on outstanding achievements in their field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horak
Thomas A. Horak
Washington
Iowa
Travelers Insurance Companies
Hartford
Connecticut
United States
Canada
Waters recital showcases Crawfordsville piano pupils
Mrs. Marian Waters presented her piano students in two Crawfordsville recitals on Saturday at her home. The 1:15 p.m. program featured older students with patriotic selections and a corsage on corsage pinned by Maurine Rich. The 3:30 p.m. younger students performed solos and duets, with refreshments served and assistance from Mrs. Norman Waters Joelon of Fairfield, Margaret Davidson, and several students and mothers.
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Crawfordsville
Marian -Waters
Randy Finke
Marlene Burkholder
Lynn Conrad
Deanne Alvine
David Edgar
Susan Swift
Brenda Edgar
Susan Griffith
Sharon Erwin
Donna Bell
Joni Peterson
Waters
Margaret Davidson
Norman Waters
JoElon
Fairfield
Stanley Burkholder
Aline Hesseltine
Club breakfast and YWives plan summer coffees
Eleven Past Presidents of the Legion Auxiliary attended breakfast hosted by Mrs. M J Cruise with help from Mrs. OConnor Frink and Harris. A business meeting led by Mrs. Dave Livingston preceded a social period. Next Legion Auxiliary meeting set for September 23. Thirty two YWives met in the YW room for crafts and sports and announced summer coffee dates hosted by various members from June to August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Legion Auxiliary
M. J. Cruise
Mary O'Conner
Russell Frink
James Harris
Dave Livingston
Y Wives
Don Taylor
Gene Curtis
Jerry King
Leonard Tindal
Yaro Chmelar
James Wood
Paul Porter
Dwain Tschantz
Roger Harrington
Dear Abby Collected: Marriage Woes and Personal Dilemmas
Dear Abby writes on marriage strain from a salesman and neglect by a husband, advising awareness and accountability. Readers share ears piercing, debutante escort questions, and a mother mourning a lost spouse, with Abby offering practical guidance and invitation to correspondence.
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Abby
Senior Citizens set attendance record at Hobby Show event
The Senior Citizens enjoyed a record 123 attendees on Tuesday as Max served a fine dinner. A Thursday trip to Iowa City was announced leaving at 9 15 visiting Goodwill Industries Plant and a tour of the University Art Center with lunch. The Mothers tribute featured Mrs Logan Ahrens Mrs Neal Burton Mrs James Larson Mrs Claude McCoy Mrs Harvey Davis Mrs Ralph Bauer and Mrs Glenn Dunbar with piano by Mrs Edna Smith and narration by Mrs George Kerr. Peter Koehler donated a framed painting for the center North wall and the group will miss Mr Ernie Meeks who excelled at shuffleboard stating he never “played down” to anyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Iowa City
Goodwill Industries
Goodwill Thrift Shop
Logan Ahrens
Neal Burton
James Larson
Claude McCoy
Harvey Davis
Ralph Bauer
Glenn Dunbar
Edna Smith
George Kerr
Ernie Meeks
Mr. Meeks
Shower in honor of Susan Landis
Mrs Ralph Wilson and Mrs Don Wilson hosted a miscellaneous shower Wednesday evening at the Associate Presbyterian Church honoring Susan Landis bride elect to George McBee. The couple will marry June in Monticello. Out of town guests included the bride’s mother and sister Mrs Dick Landis of Monticello and Nena Landis of Cedar Rapids. Yellow and aqua the chosen colors. The mothers Mrs Landis and Mrs Nellie McBee poured punch and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wilson
Don Wilson
Associate Presbyterian Church
Susan Landis
George McBee
Monticello
Dick Landis
Nena Landis
Cedar Rapids
Landis
Nellie McBee
Family Living II Tour through Sunset Park log cabin
Family Living II held a historic Tuesday evening tour guided by Mrs. Charles Hotle. The group met at the Sunset Park log cabin to hear its history then toured Washington and Havre visiting early community homes. Mrs. Truman Tuttle led a business meeting in officers' absence with 11 members and two guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Living II
Charles Hotle
Sunset Park
Truman Tuttle
Hotle
Ruby Wasson
Circleville
Social Calendar Delayed Events For LBC Club And Groups
Social calendar notes postponement for LBC Club on Thursday. Rainbow Girls meet Monday at 7 30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Rainbow Board convenes at 7 p.m. at the Golden Age Club. Mental Health Committee gathers at 7 30 p.m. at the ASCS office. YWCA rooms host a 10 a.m. session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Rainbow Board
Golden Age Club
YWCA
Mental Health Committee
ASCS
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M. M. Schell
Kelly Schlapkohl
Mr. Schlapkohl
Don Lawless
Jim Rossen
Roberta Warner
Mabel Supala
Leola Trabert
Mary Anne Swailes
Leona Kos
Don Woodruff
al Fritz
Enola Richardson
Joy Batterson
Ruth Miner
Miss Miner
Spurgeon’s
ENTIF
Presidents Legion Auxiliary
Professional Directory
Livingston, Day, Kehoe
Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Louis J Kehoe
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
South Ave
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
M. L. Tweeton
North Marion
Maplewood Manor
Keats
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
Production Credit Association
North Iowa
Melvin Schneider
Fea
Abigail van Buren
Lex
Mrs. B
Viet Nam
Sincerely, Christine
Los Angeles
Cal
Suster Culer
By Grace Kerr
Peter Koehler
Hamburg
Louise Wasson
Lyle Rudkin
Leonard Llewellyn
LBC
South Side Sq
Bigelow
Minick Furniture CO
National Bank
Waco Drive-in
Methodist Church
M. O. Smith
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