Washington Chapter DAR Holds Dessert Luncheon on Early Education
Washington Chapter of the DAR met at Captain's Table for a 1 30 PM dessert luncheon. Members heard a program on Early Education in Washington County with talks by Mrs. Charles Hotle and reports on local schools, needs, and veterans aid projects.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lawrence Whisler
Joe Schlatter
John Cherry
Charles Wiley
Washington County
Charles Hotle
Hotle
Ritchie
Central Park
Dan Allen
DAR
M.J. Cruise
Service To Veterans
Veterans Hospital
Hazel Euwer
Lawrence Zuehlke
DAR Good Citizen
Fort Madison
Robert Kurtz
Nondal Richardson
Zuehlke
Stephen Wiggers
Mrs Shelman Honored At Spurgeon Store Retirement Breakfast
Mrs Mildred Shelman was guest of honor at a breakfast in Wingas Saturday morning as a farewell for her retirement from Spurgeon Store. David Bell store manager and staff attended and presented a gift. A store meeting followed.
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John
Mildred) Shelman
Wingas
Spurgeon
David Bell
Shellman
Highlanders 4H Club elects new officers in meeting
The Highlanders 4H Club met at the south church in Ainsworth and elected Neal Megcelsen as president David Roberts as vice president Tom Owens as secretary treasurer and Gary McCreedy as reporter historian Twelve members attended and shared likes and dislikes about 4H Larry Sexton of the 4H committee reported on activities Cedar Chips 4-H Club hosted by Wendell Timmins reported 21 members attended New officers Ed Tinnes Allen Witthoft Ed Chabal Randy Bush and the Bush family hosts for Nov 5 meeting with refreshments provided
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Highlanders 4H
South Church
Ainsworth
Neal Megcelsen
David Roberts
Tom Owens
Gary McCreedy
Larry Sexton
Wendell Timmins
Ed Tinnes
Allen Witthoft
Ed Chabal
Randy Bush
Bush Boys
Social Calendar highlights club meetings and public notices
The calendar lists Pansy Hill Club dinner, Captain's Table, and multiple Lodge and chapter gatherings through Monday including dinners, desserts, and sewing sessions. A break-in at Kaiser Agriculture Chemicals in Keota yielded a broken door, missing a digital computer and 56 dollars and 37 cents.
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Pansy Hill Club
Kaiser Agriculture Chemicals
Keota
On the Record Hospital Admits and Births
Admitted yesterday are Pamela Gaffey Washington medical Mrs Derald Edwards Wayland medical Billy White Washington medical Mrs Donald Norton Washington medical Mrs Larry Lankford Keota medical Births yesterday a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Gary Snebeck Mr Pleasant
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Pamela Gaffey
Washington
Derald Edwards
Wayland
Billy White
Donald Norton
Larry Lankford
Keota
Gary Snebeck
Pleasant
Ida Lemberger Recovering at Mercy Hospital
Ida Lemberger is recovering from surgery in Mercy Hospital Iowa City in room 3030. Randy Porter son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Porter of West Chester and a 1972 graduate of Mid Prairie High School is a member of the Iowa Central Junior College football team at Ft Dodge. Iowa Central retains No 1 lead in the National Junior College Athletic Association football poll this week for the second week in a row.
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Ida Lemberger
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Randy Porter
Clifford Porter
West Chester
Mid-Prairie High School
Iowa Central
Ft. Dodge
National Junior College Athletic Association
Club notices include Delta Kappa Gamma meeting and Cedar Township Farm Bureau
Alpha Chi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma met at Columbus Junction. program You Cant Teach an Old Dog New Tricks by Eileen Jeffrey. Cedar Township Farm Bureau women met at Mrs. Glenn Knapp home with thirteen members sharing fall centerpieces. Health chair Mrs. Keith Stewart warned about polio immunization gaps and chemical handling. She reviewed her Washington trip and presented slides on Heritage and Architecture 1860-1920. Refreshments by Mrs. Knupp and Mrs. Gamon. Genevieve Peterson returned from Colorado trip. James C Zieglowsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Zieglowsky, treated at Fitzsimmons Army Medical Center for illness from Germany service. improving.
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Alpha Chi
Delta Kappa Gamma
People’s National Bank
Columbus Junction
Robert Curley
Eileen Jeffrey
Tom Carson
Burdette Davis
Cedar Township Farm Bureau
Glenn Knapp
Alice Norman
Keith Stewart
Health and Nutrition
Washington, D.C
Stewart
Seven County
Knupp
William Gamon
Clarence Zieglowsky
Denver
Colo
James C. Zieglowsky
Fitzsimmons Army Medical Center Hospital
Zieglowsky
Germany
Fitzsimmons Army Medical Center
Property Transfers From Riverside Richmond and Washington Areas
Richard D. Conwell and wife transfer to People's Trust & Savings Bank Riverside Lot 8 Block 20 Original Plat Riverside. Myrtle E. Kos transfers to Joe R. Benjamin and wife portions of Lots 3 and 4 Block 1 Original Plat Richmond. L A Duncan and wife to Willis John Richards and wife Beginning at a point on East line of O S 6 in Chilcotes O L Addition SE Washington. Clifford K. Snyder to Rose Pauline Long Beginning SE corner NE TM%4 NW 4 Section 1975-7. Donald S. Foss and wife to Lauren W. Powley and wife South 57 feet width of Lot 15 Block 11 J H Wilson's Addition to Washington.
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Richard D. Conwell
People’s Trust & Savings Bank
Riverside
Myrtle E. Kos
Joe R. Benjamin
Richmond
L. A. Duncan
Willis John Richards
O. S
A. W. Chilcote
O. L
Washington
Clifford K
Reed promoted to sergeant while serving in Alaska
Reed, son of Mr and Mrs Francis Reed, formerly an airman first class, has been promoted to sergeant. He is on an 18 month assignment stationed at Eilson AFB Alaska.
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Reed
Donald J. Reed
P.S.C
Legion Post Sets Veterans Day Dinner Plans
Leon Beatty American Legion Post members met to outline the Veterans Day observance. The annual dinner is scheduled for Monday, November 12, at 6:30 PM at the Legion Hall. Adjutant Leo Stone announced 1974 dues and a January 1 increase for Iowa Department assessments.
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Leon Beatty American Legion Post
Legion Hall
Leo Stone
Iowa
Senate price hike sparks protest on cafeteria costs
In Washington the price of bean soup rose 20 percent in Capitol cafeterias, prompting Sen. Edward Brooke to condemn the rise on the Senate floor. He linked the increase to a recent federal employee cost of living raise and warned it could presage further wage hikes next year. Cafeteria items varied 10 to 62 percent higher.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Capitol
Senate
Sen
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Brooke
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