Washington County Izaak Walton League members featured
The group included P. L. Fenn and Norman Schoonover as others who shared in the catch. Also present at Greiner's resort were Mr. and Mrs. Easy Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McCarthy. The Greiners plan to return home near Washington after operating the resort for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Izaak Walton League
P. L. Fenn
Norman Schoonover
Greiner's
Easy’ Jones
Bernard McCarthy
Greiners
Washington
Mid Prairie High to Present Egg and I Play Tryouts Held
Mid Prairie High School students auditioned for The Egg and I a two act play to be shown November 12 in Seattle. Cast lists include Joan Rita Koening Betty Charlene Bush Ann Terry Sle ett Corrine June Kempf Thad Larry Huber Ron Glenn D Miller Fishface Dée Potsander Millicent Janice Bates Daisy Rita Grout JJ Ron McClellen Lingery Lady Sally Allen Miss Linden Donna Gray Thermometer Tessie Ronda Ehrenfeldt Toni Barbara Beckman Paula Marcia Swain Mitzi Linda Nickel Lolly Alice Patterson Hi Baby Larry Plecker. Senate Youth Program selection Sally Allen a senior is MPHS rep. Dwight Bode County Supt will administer tests. Two Iowa students will attend Washington week January 27–31 1964 funded by Hearst Foundation. Dwight Huggins says two students earned National Merit Letters of Commendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid- Prairie High School
Joan
Rita Koening
Betty Charlene Bush
Ann
Terry Sleett
Corrine
June Kempf
Thad
Larry Huber
Ron
Glenn D. Miller
Fishface
Dée Potsander
Mr. Mannix
AL Smith
Millicent
Janice Bates
Daisy Rita Grout
Senate
Sally Allen
Mid-Prairie High School
M-Phs
Sally
Lee Allen
Kellman
Dwight Bode
Washington, D. C
Iowa
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
American Political Science Association
Congress
Executive
Dwight Huggins
Mid
Prairie High School
National Merit Semi finalists and commendations named
Commendations go to Miss Donna Schlabaugh of Wellman and Miss Sandy Figgins of Kalona. The six Mid-Prairie High students in the nation’s top honor group include semi-finalists Pete Eimen, June Kempf, Brad Kiesey, and Mike Patter, among others. The group comprises less than two percent of U S secondary students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Schlabaugh
Donald Schlabaugh
Wellman
Sandy Figgins
Tack Figgins
Kalona
Lss
United States
Mid - Prairie High
Pete Eimen
June Kempf
Brad Kiesey
Mike Patter
Washington High Students Attend State Council Meet
A group of Washington High School students and assistant principal Tom English traveled to Ames on Monday for a state student council meeting. Attendees included George Johnson Robin Bueghly Lars Storberg Rick Bordwell Joe Scranton. The speaker was Chapman director of student activities in Denver Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Tom English
Ames
George Johnson
Robin Bueghly
Lars Storberg
Rick Bordwell
Joe Scranton
Denver
Yolo
Prolonged Bracero Program Debate Threatens Harvest Labor
Congress faces a clash over extending the Mexican bracero program as California growers warn of a labor shortage for peaches pears and other crops while opponents say American workers can fill jobs. State officials study worker plans and fear crop pattern shifts if the program ends December 31 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Keeble
United Press International
Sacramento
Calif
UPC
Congress
Albert Tieburg
House of Representatives de
U.S. Department of Labor
United States
OES Meeting Held at Keota Honors P M and P P
KEOTA Oct 9 The OES met Tuesday with Worthy Matron Virginia Henderson and Worthy Patron A FitzSimmons presiding The P M and P P were honored presented and escorted to the East where each received a gift A solo was sung by Judy Mayer.
Arsonist Threats Strike Monmouth Illinois Lumberyards Burned
A mad arsonist sparked fires leveling two lumber yards and injuring no one in Monmouth. Fire chiefs reported flames hundreds of feet high as Monmouth Lumber Co and Fullerton Lumber Co burned, plus half of Monmouth Metal Culvert Co. The blazes drew dozens of departments and guards were posted around hospitals and plants amid threats that more sites were next. Total damage not yet estimated, with lumberyard losses about 600000 including 200000 at Fullerton inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth, IL
UPI
Monmouth Hospital
Colonial Nursing Home
Tlinois
Monmouth Lumber Co
Fullerton Lumber Co
Monmouth Metal Culvert Co
Warfield-McCul ‘Ogh Lumber Co
Lincoln
Monmouth
Dale Moore
Fullertons
Local Professionals Directory Listings Highlight Attorneys and Dentists
A historical directory page lists multiple professionals including LOUIS J. KEHOE attorney at Jeffry Building phone OL 3 3091 livingston day & bates with Robert Day and Robert Bates abstract dept at 204 West Main St phone S27, MORRISON Gifford Ford Morrison IRA Morrison lawyers phone OL 3 2802 213 South Marion Ave, MORRISON MORRISON AND LLOYD Edmond D. Morrison Jr James E. Low at 211 W. Washington St attorneys at law phone OL 3224, JOHN C OWEN attorney 119s West Washington South Side Square phone OL 32874, STEWART & SHEARER attorneys at law Richard A Stewart Paul V Shearer abstract dept in office 225 West Main phone OL 3 2139, PALE E GARRELL D D S dentist room 202 Journal Building appointments Friday Wednesday weekly phone OL 3 3168, DR P L Etter osteopathic physician Journal Bldg phone OL 33303 rectal diseases, OPTOMETRISTS JOHN W LEMMON D D Eyes examined glasses fitted corrective eye care for children at Logan Jewelry phone OL 82015, DR R Q Eastland phone OL 3482 downstairs across from Journal Block closed Wednesday pm and Thursday am contact lenses.
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Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
Rge F. Morrison
Ford Morrison
Ira Morrison
South
Marion Ave
Morrison, Morrison
Lloyd
Edmond D. Morrison Jr
James E. Low
Washington St
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
John W. Lemmon
D. D
Logan Jewelry
Blitz Brothers Open House Report Highlights Local Visits
A Boone OES open house attended by five Keota chapter members was summarized at a later meeting with a Grand Chapter report planned by the Worthy Matron. Refreshments under a Halloween decor were provided by Mrs. Walter Stoutner and committee, and a decorous outing included drives to McGregor Prairie du Chien and Dicksville to view the Grotto. Earl Bell of Toledo visited Grace Romine, and a birthday dinner honored Mrs. Miller in Washington with her grandparents. Dick Embree was admitted to Mercy hospital in Iowa City. Roy Funston and spouse traveled to Mt. Vernon for dinner at Holiday House before visiting the Palisades and Wake McBride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeri Mayer
Boone Oes
Keota
Walter Stoutner
Roy Funston
Clara Fleener
Clayton Funston
McGregor
Prairie du Chein
Dicksville
Grotto
Earl Bell
Toledo
Grace Romine
Eugene Zehr
W. F. Miller
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Greiner
Redwing Lodge
Leech Lake
Walker, Minn
Frank Janecek
Myron Salladay
Clifford Campbell
Salladay
Campbell
Mid-Prairie Play
The
Egg & I
Jerry Canady
E. van Buren
Justice of the Peace
L. M. Eicher
Canady
Yaro Chmelar Auto
Department of Employment
Don Larin
Larin
San Joaquin Valley
OES
Boyd Sanders
Ill
Washington Concrete CO
Rock Island
Professional Directory
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Pale E. Garrell
Journal Building
Callans
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
Optometrists
Lynamig
Oldsmobile
Detster
Peadock
OLDS
Cadillac
East Second Street
Blitz Brothers
By Sakri
Cena
American Gas Association
Illinois
Natural Gas Pipeline Company OF America
Iowa Southern Utilities CO
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