Wood carving showcased for Crawfordsville seniors
Ivan Wyse a wood carving and whittling expert from Wayland demonstrated his craft before twenty four Senior Citizens in the Legion Hall. The event included tool displays and a hands on demonstration.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1972
Page
8
Ivan Wyse a wood carving and whittling expert from Wayland demonstrated his craft before twenty four Senior Citizens in the Legion Hall. The event included tool displays and a hands on demonstration.
Des Moines reports the Iowa School Systems and Standards Study Committee approved a plan to revise state laws to require all schools to stress the value of work. The measure, headed to the 1973 legislature, aims to blend academic and vocational education and treat blue collar and white collar work as equally important.
Thomas H. Huston president of Columbus Junction State Bank is appointed to the American Bankers Association Economic Advisory Committee. The 14 banker panel aids policy guidance amid a field of about 13 000 member banks.
Pella Cemorai College will sponsor a men’s Mr Legs contest as part of the homecoming events. Each housing unit and campus group will sponsor a candidate to display his legs, with the winner receiving the title and a prize wardrobe from local stores in a campuswide election.
The Q.LS. Club met at Mrs. Joan Horning's home in Keota on October 4 with 11 members. Plans were made for a family supper October 15 at the Golden Buckle Buffet and a Myron Greiner box was packed. LeVera Weber entertained and received a hostess gift.
Elected president Doloras Sieren and secretary Edna Sieren at the Washington group. Refreshments followed. November meeting set for Mrs Ferne Wimmer's home. Mrs Norbert Hammes and Mrs Luke Weber visited Rosa Greiner. Ed Greiner chauffeured them to Cedar Rapids for travel to Omaha. Sister Madeline joined the trip to Hawthorn California for a week or ten days.
Lansing resident Millie Weipert drew scorn but captured a limit of six bushy tailed squirrels on opening day of the season. Local sportsman or landowner notes praised her patience and aim.
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