Zarings return from fifth Alaska trip sparks travel plans
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Zaring of Washington state recount their fifth Alaska visit. They travel six months in Kankakee and six months elsewhere, planning next year via the Alaska Marine Highway. They praise the scenery, roads, and ferry service, and share memories of Alcan and Dawson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Zaring
Alaska
Kankakee
Zarings
Minnesota
Canada
Alaska Marine High
Edmondton
Dawson Creek
White Horse
Dawson City
Yukon Territory
Fairbanks
Prince Rupert
British Columbia
Juneau
Haines
Zaring
Northland
Alcan
Klackwan
Heinmueller
United States
Japan
Riverside CC Planning and Zoning discussed at meeting
Riverside October meeting of the Chamber of Commerce included planning and zoning items with Richard Veggy presiding in the president’s absence. Topics covered included contacting Jim Maynard to discuss town planning, and schedules for a Hard Time Party at the VFW Club with a best costume prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Chamber of Commerce
Richard Veggy
Don Davisson
Larry Wieland
Lewis Weber
Russ Wieland
Ed Shebek
Bob Mieir
Larry Muller
Clayton Sexton
John Moss
Cleo Gerot
Russ Schnoebelen
Wilma Rummelhart
Tast
Cleo Burich
Jim Maynard
Powers
Willis Associates
Chamber
B&w
Larry Yahn comes home after three years in Army
Richland October 28 Larry Yahn son of Mr and Mrs Henry Yahn Richland was discharged from the U S Army October 24 at Fort Dix New Jersey after three years service He trained at Fort Bliss and Aberdeen finishing Advanced Individual Training in Auto Mechanics November 14 1966 He spent two years four months and sixteen days in Mannheim Germany returning home Sunday Also noted are visits in the Neal Burton home Washington and local real estate activity by Raymond Hadley of Allen Chevrolet who bought the Ora Paxson rental and plans razing the building for expanded display space
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Sp-5
Larry Yahn
Henry Yahn
U. S. Armed Forces
Fort Dix
N. J
Larry
Fort Bliss
Tex
Aberdeen
M. D
Mannheim
Germany
Andy Hoekstra
Neal Burton
Washington
Raymond Hadley
Allen Chevrolet
Ora Paxson
Charles Hadley
Sioux City
Verle Gardner
Ralph
Arron Nordyke
Florida visitors and local farming notes at Bethel
Bethel notes report Florida visitors Fred and Edna Wagenknecht from Arcadia and Ruth Gideon calling on the Jiff eneggers of Cincinnati. Jerry Jiffenegger and Stella were visiting his parents, with several locals dropping by Halcyon House and freighted with farm updates. The piece covers corn drying, Sunday services, a $50 Million Fund collection next Sunday, household relocations, and memories of area land deeds from the 1840s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gideon
Ray Niffenegger
Jerry Jiffenegger
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jerry
Stella
Bethel
Ruth
May Gideon
Mike Flynn
Halcyon House
Mrs. Flynn of
Keota
Journal For Sale Ad Sells Your Dont Wants
A classified notes a journal for sale and invites readers to place items they no longer want. It frames the ad as a simple exchange channel for unwanted belongings through a local classifieds listing.
County Line and Rural Clubs Report Busy October Meetings
Oct 20 notes show the County Line Club hosting a salad supper at Mrs John K Skubal home with 11 members and a guest. Kensington Club met in Washington with nine members and three guests, sharing readings and a social hour. Rural Mail Carriers met at Bill Putman home with community guests and a small business session. Other items cover birthdays, club plans, bake sale prep by 4Hers, and visits by locals to friends and relatives in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
County Line Club
John K. Skubal
Wayne Brown
Burdette Davis
Hayden Davis
Kensington Club
Tom Davis
Washington
Kenneth Ornduff
Hugh Morris
Willard Glaze
Howard Beenblossom
Davis
Mabel Thompson
Morris
Glaze
Grace Stone
Roy Wood
Bill Putman
Sam Weeks
Willard McCracken
Worth McCracken
Eddyville
Preston McCracken
Otto Walton
Leonard Maley
California
C. A. Thompson
Everette Miller
Washington County Hospital
Walter McFarland
Columbus Junction
R. E. McFarland
Middle East peace efforts amid Beirut crisis flare
Iraq sent deputy premier Saleh Ammash to Beirut to urge Helou toward settlement as fighting resumed. Egypt and Syria warned of disaster, while Israeli air raids along the Suez continued. The Soviet Union joined calls for Big Four talks as Sisco met Dobrynin. Bustani discussed terms with Arafat in Damascus.
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Iraq
Beirut
Cairo
al Ahram
Suez Canal
Soviet Union
France
Britain
Middle East
Washington
Russia
State Department
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the Zarings
Dorothy Luckenbill
Mrs. Zaring
Kenan
Weston Cook
Cook
North Pole
Merri Ellen
James Holbert
J. C. Holberts
Coos Bay
Ore
Archorage
Clark Lake
John Zaring
Alexandria, Va
Franklin Zaring
Mr. Zaring
Riverside CC
Mrs. Wilbur Kiene
Elmo Knittel
Edward Bushek
Bess Burich
Dale Burich
Vv. F. W. Post
Coralville
Iowa City
Solon
Nichols, Letts
Lone Tree
C. B. Flynn
San Diego
Calif
Stanley Duber
Mercy Hospital
Patricia Burich
Cindy Hanson
Kansas City
Miss Hanson
Miss Burich
Delbert Flynn
Gene McCracken
Padraic
McCrackens
Highland
Barb Jennings
Todd
Darrel Hurt
St. Joseph, Mo
Mrs
Otto Pfeifer
Florida
Knottnerus
Fred Wagenknecht
Arcadia, Fla
Edna Wagenknecht
Ella Hancher
Chicago
Jerry Simmering
Jr. Knottnerus
Junior Knottnerus
Blanche Foster
May
Gladys Wulf
George Horn
James H. Henderson
David Henderson
Kentucky
Columbus Henderson
Donald Zwicki
William Foster
Evening Journal
J. W. Helscher
P.O. Box
Hing A. Town
The
Ohio National Life Ins. Co
George Stout Sr
Wayland
Hal Stout
West Burlington
Hal
David Stout
John Stout
Brighton
Jennie Bartman
Cheryl Pfeifer
Sheryl
Sheryl Swenson
Jenny Bartmann
Pat Tobin
Carol Tobin
Jane Roberts
Susan Kaufman
Delores Stout
L. V. Capek
Ill
Olive Miksch
Dale Woodburn
Crawfordsville
Donald Nelson
Clifford Nelson
Ringstead
Christopher Kirk
Don Nelson
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Casper
North Marion
Ralph Martin
Walt Messer
Don Pilcher
Dale Doggett
Progressive Party Committee
Walt Farrell, Sr
Emile Bustani
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Bustani
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yassir Arafat
Arafat
Mount Hermon
Golan Heights
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