Bible Club and Chapter News Highlights Local Activities
Members of Bible I met with Mrs. W J Masson on Monday. Mrs. Clayde Knapp led a Hosea review while Miss Ella Gordon substituted for Mrs William Kyle with a Joel and Obadiah lesson. Mrs Ray Sojka spoke on archeology. Edna Miksch was chosen representative to the district meeting in Williamsburg on Oct 123. An anniversary dinner was announced for Nov 3 at 6 30 PM at the Methodist Church. Pearl Schooler guest of Mrs W F Hastie. Chapter EL hosted a luncheon and planned a rummage sale for Nov 4 at the Legion Hall. Chapter DL hosted 19 members. Mary Snider reported on camping at TTT camp. Place mats were made for the County Home. Chapter Y met with Mrs Harold Gam. October marks the chapter’s 30th anniversary. A rummage sale is planned for Oct 14 at City Hall with entry 9 30 AM. articles may be brought 7 30 to 8 30 AM. Food auction planned for next meeting Nov 14. Nov. nuptials note: Nancy Hall and Steve Norton to wed Nov 26. Nancy employed in Washington, Norton from Williamsburg, education steps noted.
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Bible I
Bible 1
W.J. Masson
Clayde Knapp
Hosea
Ella Gordon
William Kyle
Joel
Obadiah
Ray Sojka
Edna Miksch
Williamsburg
Robert Ross
Mary Snider
Robert Bates
TTT
Harold Gam
United States
Dale Caldwell
Kelly Schlap- Kell
Retarded Children Association schedules speaker event
The Washington County Retarded Children's Association will meet Wednesday October 12 at 8 p.m. at the Nurses Home. Guest speaker George Adkins of Des Moines, Director of Career Motivation for the Iowa Association for Retarded Children, will address the group. The Women of the Moose plan a Mooseheart Chapter Night Thursday at 8 p.m. at Moose Home with no formal enrollment. Co workers are reminded to bring gifts for the Christmas in October gift walks.
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Washington County Retarded Children’s Association
George Adkins
Des Moines
Iowa Association For Retarded Children
Hospital Admissions and Births Reported in Daily Record
On the record hospital entries show Mrs William gton admitted for surgical care with Timothy Banks in Washington as medical staff. Births recorded include Mr and Mrs Orval David Bender of Oxford welcoming a son. Dismissals include Mrs Stephen Roth and daughter of Wayland and Mrs Howard Sayre of Washington along with Andy Farrier of Brighton.
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Williamgton
Timothy Banks
Washington
Emma Campbell
Henry J. Yoder
Wayland
Orval David Bender
Oxford
Stephen Roth
Howard Sayre
Andy Farrier
Brighton
Muscatine Area School Events and Football Schedule
The calendar lists multiple activities across Muscatine and nearby towns. Key items include football games for 8th through 9th grades, a School Board meeting on Wed 12 at the Administration Building, Student Council on Thurs 13, and a Countywide School Board Meeting on Mon 17. Additional events run through Fri 21 with football in various towns and a Science Club meeting on Thurs 20.
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GRA
Muscatine Central
Muscatine
Wed
H.S
Muscatine West
Prairie Flower
Oskaloosa
Fort Madison
Mt. Pleasant
Davis County
Cardinal
S.E
Centerville
Area X directors canvass tax vote
Area X community college board canvassed a proposal to levy a mill tax. The September 22 meeting recorded 11 378 votes in favor and 5 492 opposed. The board hired Dennis Johnson as a computer and unit record operator and moved to speed acquiring classroom space for the floriculture program. They also noted that directors should join the Town Association of School Boards.
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Area X Community College
Dennis Johnson
Town Association of School Boards
Ogden woman visits Washington area friends on trip
Marjorie Carlson of Ogden Tah visited the George Shallas home and friends in Washington. She is being transferred to Washington D C and will stop en route. Willard W Glaze of Houston Texas is visiting Mr and Mrs Tom Davis and the Stone and Morris homes at Ainsworth.
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Marjorie Carlson
Ogden, Tah
George Shallas
Washington
Washington, D. C
Willard W. Glaze
Houston, Texas
Mrs
Tom Davis
Stone and Morris
Ainsworth
U S Troops Break Guerrilla Band in Five Hour Mountaintop Fight
In central coast Vietnam US cavalry, Korean and South Vietnamese forces report wiping out a rag tag Viet Cong unit after a five hour clash. More than 2,000 guerrillas captured or killed, with 35 killed and 8 captured in a broader sweep. Dozens surrendered as Operation Irving yields mass surrenders and continued raids.
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Viet Nam
Highlands
Haiphong
U.S
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W.F Hastie
Marguerite Crail
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Legion Hall
Freeman L, Hall
Nancy
Steve Norton
Robert Wallace
Keith Norton
Miss Hall
Advance Ross
Mr. Norton
Williamsburg High School
Northeast Missouri State Teachers College
Kirksville
Retarded Children Association
Hoover
North Marion
Area X Directors Canvass Tax Vote
Viet
Minick Furniture Co
Nt'l. Bank
Thrift Days
Thrift Special