Local VFW Auxiliary Breakfast Club plans sewing meet
Mrs. Don Bealer hosted eight VFW Auxiliary members this morning. An all day sewing meeting with Mrs. Dave McGaffey is planned for Oct. 27. Mrs. Bennie Miller enters Mercy Hospital for medical care. Mrs. Stanley Hale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCrabb of Keota, is a surgical patient in University Hospital Iowa City. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Duran of Detroit visit daughter and family, Rev. and Mrs. William Yunk. Mrs. James W. Wolfe and her four month old son Eric visit from Portland, Ore., while Mr. Wolfe attends a Bankers Life convention in Des Moines. Mrs. E. E. Ward attends fall conference of Iowa Society of the Daughters of American Colonists in Grinnell. Mrs. Grant Gale of Grinnell gave the main address on Living Among the Moslem People.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Bealer
VFW
Dave McGaffey
Stanley Hale
Donald McCrabb
Keota
University Hospital
Iowa City
James W. Wolfe
Eric
Portland
Ore
Fred Andersen
Wolfe
Banker’s Life
Des Moines
E. E. Ward
Iowa Society of the Daughters of American Colonists
Grinnell
Grant Gale
Albert Greiner's 50th wedding anniversary observed
Albert and Mrs. Greiner of Keota celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a Oct. 12 remembrance and Oct. 10 open house at St. Mary's hall. About 350 guests, including relatives from Sigourney and Ames, attended with family members, friends, and clergy, as well as relatives in New York and Illinois, marking five decades of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Albert Greiner
St. Mary’s Hall
C. S. Kempker
Archie Harras
Greiner
Greiners
Cordelle Harrison
New York
Marjorie Blumenstein
Geneseo, Ill
Howard
Cathy Greiner
Jud
Karen) Isebrands
Ames
Marvin Bohr
Margaret Ruby
Harold Bohr
Howard Bohr
James Sieren
Walter Sieren
Leonard Greiner
Cyril Osweiler
Alphonse Peiffer
Raymond Trier
Ed Conrad
Lucille Royce
Cecilia Fairchild
Will Allar
Godfrey Allar
Sigourney
Paulyne Butt
Casey
Clara Flading
Zeno Hammes
New York City
Geneseo
Ill
Club Activities AMERICAN HOME II Notes
American Home I meeting featured a fall table arrangement program by Sally Smith and a devotion on The Christian Home led by R J Dawson. Eighteen members attended with three guests. American Home II discussed Europe trip photos with Mrs Lester Orr. Mrs George Rudiger chaired, with Mrs E E Stutsman co hosting and Federated Women’s Clubs district report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Turner
American Home I
Iva Simpson
Sally Smith
County Home Economist
R. J. Dawson
Lillian Rosenberger
Thelma Rohrer
Keith Williams
American Home II
Lester Orr
Europe
George Rudiger
Harry Ramseyer
Federated Women’s Clubs
E. E. Stutsman
Rudiger
Petit jurors list continued for several wards
The continuation lists numerous Petit jurors by name and ward across the city. Names include Durst First Ward, Clem Eagle Fourth Ward, Anna Fear Cedar Two, Bur ton Fox Iowa Two, James K. Gallagher Third Ward, William Gamon Cedar Two, Margaret Gerot Oregon Twp, and many more. The compilation covers residents from ward two through, in some cases, multiple townships, naming individuals such as Lois Humston First Ward, Harold W. Jarvis Third Ward, Lavinia Kauffman Second Ward, Elaine Larson First Ward, and W. D. Roberts Oregon Two among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Harris
Robert Holmes
Lois Humston
Viola Jackson
Kalona
Melo Janecek
Harold W. Jarvis
Kermit Jones
Lavinia Kauffman
Lois Kiene
Crawford
Marie Kiene
Velma Kron
Phyllis Lad
Oregon
Shirley Robertson
Brighton
Betty Romine
Lime Creek
Marion Schiebel
Franklin Center
Craig Schlaubaugh
Guy Stacy
Marcia Steele
Marion
T. J. Strickler
John Tener
Iowa
Clement Thomann
Betty Underwood
Marriage License Issued to Swanson and Hervey
A marriage license has been issued to Richard Dean Swanson, well man, and Virginia Patricia Hervey of South English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dean Swanson
Wellman
Virginia
Patricia Hervey
Livestock Market Report Chicago UPI
Livestock prices show cattle 8,000 head with calves absent. Slaughter steers above 1150 lb mostly 25 to 50 lower, heifers 50 lower, prime loads to 28.50 for 1309 lb. several loads 1150-1375 lb 27.25-28.00. 1100-1350 lb 26.00-27.50. 1000-1100 lb 25.75-27.00. 900-1000 lb 25.25-26.50. Mixed good and choice 90-1250 lb 24.75-26.00. good 24.00-25.00. Bad choice and prime 950-1025 lb slaughter heifers 25.75. choice 775-1000 lb 23.50-25.25. mixed good and choice 23.00-23.50. good 21.00-23.00. Canner and cutter cows 10.50-14.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Klansmen Attack Photographer Amid School Sit-In
In Crawfordville Georgia two Ku Klux Klan members attacked Brig Cabe a Chicago photographer for a civil rights group after a large sit-in by about 200 Negro students protesting the busing and a white school closure. Two Athens men Howard Sims and Cecil Myers were taken into custody. The pair had been acquitted last year in the Lemuel Penn shooting case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordville
UPI
Ku Klux
Georgia
Howard Sims
Cecil Myers
Athens
Brig Cabe
Chicago
Sims
Myers
Danielsville
Lemuel Penn
Washington, D.C
Refugees flee Cuba to Key West in small boats
Dozens of Cubans escaped by small boats across the stormy Florida Straits to Key West, fearing Castro would retract his open door policy. Havana Radio said weather halted the freedom shuttle as high seas reached 7 to 10 feet, with more than 200 arrivals since the policy began. Among the arrivals were 16 children on a 21-foot sailboat, Conchita II, and a Coast Guard cutter was en route with additional refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
UPI
Cuba
Florida Straits
Fidel Castro
Havana Radio
Freedom Shuttle
Freedom Port
Coast Guard
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Ted Duran
Detroit
William Yunk
Bennie Miller
Mercy Hospital
Albert Greiners
Petit Jurors
Robert Vanderlinden
Thelma Wagner
Jackson
W. Mac Wallace
Louise Wasson
Lois Waters
Frank Weidner
Wilbur Weston
Wilma Witt
Ruth Zieglowsky
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Washington, Iowa
the Journal
Florida
Arturo Gordillo
Cloyce C. Zieglowsky and Sons
Buick
Riviera
Aili
P.O
Troy
Mich
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