Art In Iowa Southern Utilities fifth annual event slated in Burlington
About 50 artists from southeastern and southcentral Iowa enter the Art In Burlington on October 13 at the Burlington Art Guild studio. The daylong competition runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with 16 cash prizes and showings at multiple locations including Iowa Southern's office and the Art Guild studio.
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Burlington
Iowa
Southern Utilities Co
Burlington Art Guild
6Th
Spring Streets
Iowa Southern
Art Guild
N. 3Rd St
Iowa Southern Utilities
John Bowitz
Ottumwa Heights College
Ottumwa
Mary Clarice Eberdt
Marycrest College
Davenport
Ted Rasmussen
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Origins and evolution of 4-H in Iowa and beyond
Julia Gamon traces 4-H roots from late 19th century farm and home education to formal clubs shaped by A B Graham and Cap Miller. Iowa leaders adopted three leaf clover emblems by 1907 and 4-H became national with the 1911 emblem adoption and 1914 Smith Lever Act. Early projects focused on farm and home skills, later expanding to health, leadership, arts, recreation, and diverse urban programs.
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Julia Gamon
Washington County
Gamon
Iowa State Agricultural Society
Wallaces
A.B. Graham
Ohio
Cap E. Miller
Keokuk County
Iowa
O.H. Benson
Wright County
Jessie Field Shambaugh
Page County
P.G. Holden
Iowa Extension Service
A.A. Storms
E.C. Bishop
4-H
Green Eggs Brownie Lays Green Eggs at Blairstown Farm
A brown hen named Green Eggs Brownie, a cross of leghorn and bantam, lays green-colored eggs for Kenneth K. Kimms and his children in Blairstown. A separate UPI report notes a sewer lunch in Birmingham where 100 engineers and workers will dine 30 feet underground to mark the sewer opening.
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Kenneth K. Kimms
Blairstown
Birmingham
England
UPI
Albert Philips
Record of Names and Vehicles From Dayton Crimlisting
A long list of first and last names paired with vehicle makes and models appears, including Chevrolets, Fords, Olds, Pontiacs, Buicks and various truck and trailer entries. The record names multiple individuals such as Wagamon Darbyshire Johnson Friese Ruppert Potter Miksch Shimko Beckler Gerot Pacha Colbert Unternahrer Hazen Wagenknecht Miller Zook Graber Meyer Jirsa Bauer Bishop Madden Warren Roth Lord Thomann Becker Oldfield Duncan Wieland Brock Reif McConnell Berg Flynn Miller and others alongside their associated vehicle types.
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Dayton Crim
Chevrolet
Frank
Flossie Janecek
Harvey
Eva A. Wagamon
Avenger
Don
Laura Darbyshire
Olds
Craig A
Kathryn Johnson
Pontiac
Francis August Friese
Buick
Robert
Ella Ruppert
William Joseph Potter
David Amos Miksch
Joseph Jr
Patricia Shimko
Ford
Clifford
Berdine Beckler
Robert Leroy Gerot
Horse Feed & Grain
International
Don Brinning
Merle E. Pacha
Steve Colbert
Clarence Or Evelyn Unternahrer
Howard
Gwendolyn Hazen
Marjorie M. Wagenknecht
Shirley Jean Miller
Graber Plumbing
Gary E
Helen DeWolf
James Or
Priscilla Frier
Custer Electric
GMC
Steven Or
Renella S. Smith
HMT Mobile Home
Elma Irene Jirsa
Hornet
Edith Esther Bauer
Kenneth Phil Bishop
Robert Cliff Madden
Dodge
Norman L. Edwards
Mercury
Jerry Goodwin
James R. Warren
Diamond Rio
Lavonne M. Roth
Plymouth
Charles B. Lord
Larry L. Thomann
Jerry Becker
Linda Or
Richard Oldfield
Wynn C. Duncan
Janice M
Larry Wieland
George A. Or
Nellie L. Brock
Gale M. Reif
Francis Adams McConnell
Audi
Bernard N
Cleo F. Berg
Richard Wayne Flynn
Paul L. Miller
Optimist Club installs officers in Washington banquet
Washington Optimist Club held its annual banquet October 2 to install officers for the year. Rex Ray received past president award, Raphael Gonshorowski named president, and Max Cousins honored for coaching an 8-0 Babe Ruth team. Lt. Gov. Ehmsen outlined upcoming projects with guests from Coralville and Kalona.
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Optimist Club of
Washington
Dennis Good
Charles Thompson
Rex Ray
Raphael Gonshorowski
Jared Sturdevant
Paul Reynolds
Max Cousins
Babe Ruth
Harry Ehmsen
Don Fenno
Warren Miller
Dan Allen
Wilbert Graber
Ehmsen
Coralville
Kalona
Circle Eight Club Square Dance At Legion Ballroom
Jerry Story of Fairfield will call the square dance for the Circle Eight Club Tuesday Oct 9 in the Legion Ballroom at West Point. Dancing 8 to 11 p.m. All square dancers and guests invited.
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Circle Eight Club
Jerry Story
Fairfield
Legion Ballroom
West Point
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