Wayland Auxiliary group at Hillsboro meeting
Wayland to Hall Hillsboro meeting attended by Bain Hulme Legion Auxiliary Unit members and local residents. Birthday notices and social gatherings intermingle with church group plans for a fall bazaar and supper. Cairo’s ancient grandeur noted as modern metropolis and tourist magnet.
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Wayland
Hillsboro
Waynita Magdefray
Corina Sabin
Karen Sinn
Kelly
Jack Stafford
John Baldosier
Rex Sinn
Robert Sinn
Stacey Sinn
Rande Sinn
Shane
Cottonwood United Methodist
Nancy Schultz
Violet McGuire
Wayland Legion Hall
PEO Meeting and Community Notes From Junction
PEO Sisterhood Chapter CX met at Peoples National Bank lounge in Junction with 21 members. Reports included a Supreme Chapter convention summary by Mrs. Glen Bloom. Upcoming events feature a Presbyterial Workshop in Lone Tree and a October 17 meeting with Mrs. Keith Robertson and Mrs. Frank Spaethe hosting. A bus trip with the Louisa County Historical Society toured Dubuque and the House on the Rock.
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Columbus Junction
P.E.O. Sisterhood
Peoples National Bank
Roy Hauenstein
Glen Bloom
Muscatine
Bloom
Supreme Chapter
Ralph Ortberg
Francis Fullerton
Keith Robertson
Frank Spaethe
Julia Hawkins
Lone Tree
Robert Schneider
John Dillon
Iowa City
United Presbyterian
Fairgrounds
Junction
Louisa County Historical Society
Wm. Dunn
Jim Carey
Bonnichsen
Bo" Morrison
Skip
Washington County Board Proceedings September 26 1977 Acknowledges Election Expenses and Infrastructure Agreements
The Washington County Board of Supervisors met on September 26 1977 with three members present. They approved election expense reports for the September 13 1977 school elections and endorsed a trio of major agreements including an Iowa Crime Commission project funding match for the Area Wide Adjudication Manpower Training and a three county bridge construction and maintenance plan. The meeting also covered a long engineering contract with Wayland City for drilling a new well on Jordan Stream and related services, and concluded with approving a county care facility report for August and a business license for Wilbur Swartzendruber before adjourning.
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Board OF Supervisors
Schneider
Marshall
Pearson
Highland Community School
Mid Prairie Community School
Washington Community School
Washington
Iowa
Iowa Crime Commission
Crime Commission
Washington County
Tri-County
Johnson County
Louisa County
Boards of Supervisors
Iowa River
Secretary of State
State of Iowa
Johnson County Recorder
Louisa County Recorder
Washington County Recorder
Wayland
Jordan Stream
Wilbur Swartzendruber
Thoughtful maxim from James Whitcomb Riley
The poet James Whitcomb Riley offers a pithy proverb: The ripest peach is highest on the tree. The line reflects his homespun wisdom and attention to humble, everyday imagery.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Iowa lawyers may be allowed ads under new ethics code
Des Moines reports that Iowa may allow limited advertising by lawyers after the Iowa Supreme Court updates the code of professional ethics. Bar Association leaders say advertising likely to be restricted to routine legal services, with radio and TV ads unlikely. As in Arizona, the ABA style rules guide the change, and officials urge caution until court approval.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
John Raife
Iowa State Bar Association
Raife
U. S. Supreme Court
Arizona
High Tribunal
Bar Association
Supreme Court
C. Edwin Moore
American Bar Association
House of Delegates
Board of Governors
The
Sioux City
Raide
Cedar Chips 4 H October meeting and hayride plans
The Cedar Chips 4 H Club met at Carl McCall's home with 20 members. A hayride was scheduled for Thursday Oct 13 at 7 p m at Terry Gent's home. Carl McCall presented Wild Life. Officers elected Ed Chabel president John Gent vice president Joe Patterson treasurer Carl McCall reporter Mike Ladehoff secretary. Insurance industry employment rose from 600000 in 1945 to 1700000 in 1976.
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Cedar Chips 4-H Club
Carl McCall
Terry Gent
Wild Life
Ed Chabel
John Gent
Joe Patterson
Mike Ladehoff
Columbus group holds bridge club gathering in Iowa City
Mrs. Connie Ford hosted her bridge club at the Pi Phi sorority house with Edith Orr Helen Orr Robbie Duncan Lois Ross Irene Smith Anna Robertson Margaret Reaney and Dorothy McCormac attending. High score earned by Anna Robertson.
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Helene B. Dillon
Columbus Junction
Connie Ford
Bridge Club
Pi Phi Sorority
Iowa City
Edith
Helen Orr
Robbie Duncan
Lois Ross
Irene Smith
Anna Robertson
Margaret Reaney
Dorothy McCormac
United Presbyterian Church
Don Bell Farm
Lone Tree
Wm. Boulton
Blanche Williams
Peoples National Bank
Lulu Buffington
University Hospital
Garden Club of Letts
Octagon House
Muscatine
Grace Hoopes
Columbus United Fund
Robert Stapp
Robert Dircks
Roberta Anne
Brian Lowe
H. C. Lowe
United Methodist Church
Miss Dircks
Columbus Community High School
Northeast Missouri State University
Mr. Lowe
Colorado State University
Lowe Brothers Auto Body Shop
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Pleasant
Dennis Graber
Crawfordsville
Leona Kaufman
Glen Widmer
Theodore Widmer
Donald Davison
Lori Roth
Kristy Walters
C. C. Wyse
Darrell Schultz
Sid Brooks
Ida Conrad
Ada Leichty
Amanda Krabill
Ruth Wenger
Eva Beese
Miss Conrad
Evan Wyse
Verena McCrabb
David
Carol
Paige
Gene Christofferson
West Liberty
Sandy McKillip
Mary Sue
Atlassia
Carol McCrabb
Cairo
Peo
By Helene B. Dillon
Gerald F. Denning
National District Attorneys Association
San Diego
California
Elmer Schneider
Curtis P
Boy Scouts
Iowa Insulation Inc
Wellman
Isulation Inc
Robert H. Kendrick
Mgr
Riverside
NUT Museum
Old Lyme
Conn
Court House
Paystal
Har
Chicago
Dware, Lumber, & Bidg
Washington Evening Journal
Wash
Columbus
Wausau
Highland Terrace
Better Homes & Gardens
Hwy
North 218
North Liberty
WJB Homes, Inc
P.O
Solowa
v _ Zagers Plumbing & Heating
Francis Patrick Bruty
Woodlawn Cemetery
West van Buren and
South Avenue D
South Washington
City of Washington
Cecilia Jane Gabriel
Robert Day
Keith Murphy
Mike Orris
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