Riverside Garden Club elects officers at yearend meeting
Riverside keeps moving through November when the Garden Club held its final year gathering at Mrs. Albin Horn home with thirteen members and two guests. Officers chosen for two years include President Mary Hardy Vice President Mabel Birxa and Secretary Mildred Thomann. A potluck luncheon followed with Mrs. Lucy Kirchner assisting. Guests included Mrs. Lulu OConner of Lone Tree and Mrs. Will Kro tz. Local activities noted include birthday dinner at Riverside and various family visits. Bob Rittenmeyer qualified for submarine training and will be home for holidays. Billy Wingler transferred to Newport News Naval Base. Marilyn Mitchell plans practice teaching in Mason City. Vince Sojka shows improvement in Mercy Hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Riverside Garden Club
Albin Horn
Lulu O'Conner
Lone Tree
Will Krotz
Mary Hardy
Mabel Birxa
Mildred Thomann
Lucy Kirchner
Fred Potsander
Pleasant View
Kalona
Vince Pyle
Wellman
Don Davisson
Davisson
Mr. Potsander
Joe Alichky
Richmond
Vance and
Vaughn
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Marge Luckey
Merle Blieu
Waington
J. F. Moldenhauer
Chicago
Fergus Flanagan
Williamsburg
Larry Flanagan
Mike
Marengo
Fred Luckey
Clarence Wilson
Margaret
Verne Ziegowsky
Washington
Blien
Bernard Rittenmeyer
Thei
Billy
Groton
Jess Mitchell
SCI
Cedar Falls
Mason City
Roosevelt Junior High
Marilyn
Jerry
Andy Armbruster
Marjorie Snyder
Paul Snyders
Route 4
Iowa City
Ronald Schomberg
Jess Mitchel
Jim Thomann
Ann Tener
Zion Lutheran Church
Town City
Vince Sojka
Mercy Hospital
Iowa ranks 31st in per capita tax rate
Chicago. Iowa's per capita state tax collection ranked 16th lowest in the nation for 1962 and 1963, with a projected $105 per person in 1963. The combined state and local tax burden averaged $230 per person in 1962, tying Iowa with Oregon for 31st lowest nationwide, according to Commerce Clearing House figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Iowa
Commerce Clearing House
CCH
WSCS Meeting in Crawfordsville Recaps Service and Activities
The Women's Society of Christian Service met in the Methodist Church basement with 21 women present. Highlights include a Thanksgiving theme, a lesson on church unity, mention of the Blake-Pike proposal, a $25.65 offering for self denial, and Christmas gift displays for Bidwell Riverside Settlement House. Committees planned final football meals for Nov 23. Cheryl Rees visited relatives in the area. Also reported is the accidental death of Roy Twinam of Hillsboro, Washington, a former local resident and brother of Boyd Twinam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Myral Smith
John Hamil
Dale Engle
Richard Lease
George Canott
Bidwell - Riverside Settlement House
Des
Hillsboro
Wash
Mr. Twinam
Florence Reed
Boyd Twinam
Restopia
Columbus Junction
Music Mothers of Highland organize fund drive
Riverside on November 19 reports Mothers of music pupils in Highland Community Shop district Riverside and Ainsworth schools and St. Mary's pupils form The Music Mothers group to raise funds for band uniforms and robes. Their first project is serving lunches at home basketball games starting Friday at Ainsworth, plus a banquet supper for football players and parents on December 10 for about 150 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Local Professionals and Advertisements Listing
A fragmentary Florida style directory lists multiple professionals and businesses with addresses and phone numbers. Entries include Morrison and Lloyd law firm at 211 W Washington St, Stewart and Shearer Attorneys at 225 West Main, Dr P L Etter osteopathic physician, and Dr R Q Naplany with contact details. The text shows partial practice lines, office locations, and notes on hours and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Morrison
Gifford Morrison
Ira Morrison
South
Marion Ave
Morrison, Morrison, and Lloyd
Edmond D. Morrison Jr
James E. Lloyd
W. Washington St
Torneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
Abtract Dept
West Main
Centerville Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Weddings
Elwyn Coreys visitors in Centerville Cedar on Sunday includes Mr and Mrs Howard Shaffer and Mr and Mrs David Bell. Clifford Horak and Mary Ann Janek wed at Riverside last Saturday morning with the Bells assisting. Many friends and relatives from Davenport Ottumwa Jopeka Fairfield and Lancaster are noted in attendance and visiting throughout the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Elwyn Corey
Howard Shaffer
Centerville
David Bell
Clifford Horak
Mary Ann Janek
Riverside
Bell
Floya Olds
C. V. Olds
Port
Frank Ellenburger
Jopeka
Kansas
Kathryn Godfrey
Marjorie Titerington
Ottumwa
Charles K. Olds
Charlotte
Karen
Davenport
Luella Pearson
Marion Olds
Peter Bell
Harold Voorhies
Russel
Fairfield
Charles Bartholow
Carl Brown
Veterans Hospital
Lancaster
Missouri
The
Epicurean
Keota women at Des Moines parley
Keota residents report activities as Mrs. AK Stoutner and others attend the Farm Bureau Womens Convention in Des Moines. The Keota Development Corporation reviews a small manufacturing plant plan with alumina supplier talks. Local families and visits feature in a sequence of Sunday gatherings and birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
AK. Stoutner
Lewis Powell
Kay Statler
Des Moines
Stoutner
Farm Bureau Womens
Fort Des Moines
Country Womens Council
Keota Development Corporation
Aluminum
The
Development Corporation
Knoxville
Willie Deitz
Henry Peiffer
North McKinley Street
Deitz
Cloyce Statler
Benford Thompson
Patty
George Brower
Stanley
Iowa City
Carolyn Jean Brower
University Hospital
Sylvia Lindsay
Russell Cotter
Cotter
Lindseys
Herman Luers
Maude Statler
Keith Statler
Cindy Statler
Jesse Parke
Social notes from Kinross to Washington visit friends
Fischer visited Kinross Saturday morning and met Mr Parke’s brother Harry Parke in Siourney afternoon. Will Miller and Bond women shopped in Washington Saturday afternoon. Sherrill Holtz and Sus Baker from Cedar Rapids were weekend guests of Mr Earl Baker and Mrs. Baker.
Household Goods and Furnishings Clearout Listing
Auction notice lists 9 cu ft Crosley Shelvador refrigerator Skelgas stove dinette set with table and four chairs Maytag wringer washing machine Sota two rocking chairs three chest of drawers buffet double bed 14 bed two cots one folding New Home sewing machine floor lamp TV trays card table clothes wardrobe cooking utensils and dishes plus numerous other household items
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosley
Farm Machinery and Equipment Auction Listing
1951 Ford tractor 8N with Ferguson plow Carry-All box heat houser 28 tractor chains 4 wheel wagon 36 inch box powered pump with motor 20 gal tractor oil 6 gal anti freeze garden tools 21 inch power lawnmower electric sump pump grinder and attachments 1 wire stretcher block and tackle ladders electric tools and shop items many misc items 30 bushels rye seed 1940 Chevy coupe clean in excellent running condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Tractor
H. P
Elec
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Mrs. Marge Luckey
Ted You
Gerald Stewart
W. EF. Gipple
Man
Ainsworth Standard Oil Agency
Services the Future
Standard
Gerald
Garry" Stewart
Everetts Standard Service
WSCS
Mrs
Marian Waters
Music Mothers of Highland District Plan
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
John v. Owsn
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
Optometrists
John W. Simmon
Logan Jewelry
Phone
R. Q. naprLaNy
Journal
Guernsey
Pony Stud
Kewanee
Fairbanks Morse Hammermill
Sears Roebuck
Victor
Kewanee Harrow
International Planter
International Mower
International
Kenneth Smith
Wu Uur Swartzendruber
Chester Miller
Wellman Savings Bank
Yennis the Menace
By Hank Ketcham
Nopency
Glack
Elwyn Coreys
Earle Libe
Jon David Bell
John Reynolds
Cogan
Reynolds
Jon David
Floyd Olds
Edgar Fortune
Burlington
Everett Gardner
Don Gardner
Laughters
Delaware
Moose Home
Bob Pearson
Kinross
Chas, Patterson Place
Evening Journal
Washington, Town
Anton Eberle
North Seventh Ave
Auet
Katheryn Enfield
Robert Robertson
Richard Weeks
Chevrolet
Fleetside
Chevrolet Fleetside
Stepside
Fisher
Chevrolet Trucks
GEB Chevrolet, Inc
W. Washingt
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