Bridal Shower for Miss Bambi Shalla Held in Riverside
A Sunday bridal shower in Riverside honored Miss Bambi Shalla of Springfield Missouri. The event noted her upcoming Oct 22 wedding to Gregory Cole at Kingsbury Methodist Church in Springfield. Prizes went to Lorene Cerny Anita Sojka and Hazel Chalupa assisted by Luella Beenblossom. Guests included the bride’s mother Mrs Mike Shalla and brother Rusty and grandmothers Mrs Dorothy Wollrab and Mrs George Shalla.
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Riverside
Bambi Shalla
Springfield
Shalla
Gregory Cole
Kingsbury Methodist Church
Luella Beenblossom
Lorene Cerny
Anita Sojka
Hazel Chalupa
Mike Shalla
Rusty
Dorothy Wollrab
George Shalla
Tri-Area Council of IRA Meets at Mt Pleasant
The Tri-Area Council of the International Reading Association held a dinner and program at Iowa Wesleyan College in Mt. Pleasant on Sept 22 with 96 attendees from eight southeast Iowa school districts. Marguerite Pefferman presided. Jo Rae Peiffer presented on using bulletin boards to boost reading. The council has 90 members and will meet November 7 at Winfield School at 7 p.m. where Joseph Mauch will speak on Ladders to Literature.
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Tri-Area
The
International Reading Association
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Marguerite Pefferman
Washington
Jo Rae Peiffer
Fairfield
Winfield School
Joseph Mauch
Deborah Johnson in lead role at Upper Iowa U
Deborah Johnson, freshman daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert C Johnson, will play Jill Tanner in Butterflies are Free at Upper Iowa University Auditorium. The Greenwich Village tale follows a blind neighbor and his interfering mother as romance blooms. Performances run October 6 7 and 8 at 8:00 p.m.
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Deborah Johnson
Robert C. Johnson
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Deborah
Jill Tanner
Greenwich Village
New York
Lenard Gershe
Broadway
Leon Beatty American Legion Post Meets Oct 4
The Leon Beatty Post of the American Legion will hold a meeting Tuesday October 4 at 7 30 p m at the National Guard Armory to discuss important business.
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American Legion
Leon Beatty
National Guard Armory
Cinderella 4-H Club Sees Leadership Change
The Cinderella 4-H Club met at Dedre and Nickole Stewart’s home on Sept 26 to hear a leadership change as Mrs Betty Radda resigned after nine years. New leaders will be Mrs Keith Fisher and Mrs Bob Greiner. Toni Greiner spoke on Floor Coverings and Care. Demonstrations covered Storage Quiz Terrariums and Furniture Styles. The next meeting is set with Diane Fisher on Oct 24 at 7 p.m.
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Dedre
Nickole Stewart
Betty Radda
Keith Fisher
Bob Greiner
Toni Greiner
Debbie Sayre
Diane Fisher
Richland election adds three new candidates for mayor and council
Richland voters head to a Nov 8 ballot with seven council hopefuls and three park commissioners. Mayor Ron Greeson runs unopposed. Orville Spence joins eight candidates for five council seats. New entrants include Davis Eidahl and Orvall Spence, Pekin teachers, plus Capps the local businessman. Incumbents Andy George Homer Dressler and Mrs Vernon Harras remain. Donald Tucker returns to council in place of Ray Holmes not seeking re election.
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Richland
Park Commission Board
Ron Greeson
Orville Spence
Roy Goettsche
Maurice Gould
Andy George
Homer Dressler
Vernon Harras
Louie Egbert
Larry Egbert
Chalmers Hoskins
Raymond Hadley
Donald Tucker
Tucker
Ray Holmes
Davis Eidahl
Orvall Spence
Pekin
Capps
Hospital notes and births and dismissals from Washington Journal
A Washington Iowa hospital column lists admissions on Saturday and today including Mrs Robert James Los Angeles California Roye Lowe Brighton and Miss Tillie Krantz Washington births to Mr and Mrs Roy Beachy Kalona a twin son and daughter. Dismissals include Valdemir Camerino Washington and John Bowles Scottsdale Ariz plus Mrs Merritt Wellington and daughter Washington and transfers for Mrs Helen Lambert to Washington Care Center Carlisle Guenther Charles City.
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Robert James
Los Angeles
Calif
Roye Lowe
Brighton
Tillie Krantz
Washington
Roy Beachy
Kalona
Valdemir Camerino
John Bowles
Scottsdale
Ariz
Merritt Wellington
Helen Lambert
Washington Care Center
Carlisle Guenther
Charles City
Fire Prevention Week tips from Dean Axleby
Fire safety guidance emphasizes: ensure cigarettes and matches are fully out, supervise children, inspect wiring, and keep flammable materials secured. Home fire drills, a designated meeting place, and accessible extinguishers are urged to reduce deaths and injuries from fires.
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Canada
U.S.A
Fire safety tips and a surfing record fragment
The column urges home fire safety measures and asks readers to contact a fire marshal about detectors. It offers life saving steps for escaping fires, including checking door heat, using windows, and calling the fire department from a neighbor. It notes a 50 foot wave report from Hawaii in 1868.
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Abby
Hawaii
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