Bridges Reunion Draws Forty Five Members at Rubio
The Guy Bridges family reunion gathered 45 relatives Sunday Oct 15 at Rubio Community Hall. Attendees traveled from Denver Colorado, Moline Illinois, and Melbourne to join Hughes and extended families. Local events included hospital visits, district veterans meeting, and plans for Richland Friends Church family night on Nov 3 with the Kaneshiro family from Hawaii as guests.
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Richland
Guy Bridges
Rubio
Marge Torrence
Denver
Colorado
John Adam
Moline
Iil
Don Bridges
Melbourne
Howard Morrow
Jefferson Co. Hospital
Don Roberts
Galesburg
Ill
Bernard Roberts
W. R. Kime
Newton
Ora
Bernard Paxson
Orville Paxson
Geneseo
D. C. Forinash
Duane
Canogaa Park
Calif
Leo Foriash
Washington
Ben Winfrey
Jewel Campbell
Cedar Rapids
Richard Sells
L. O. Hadley
Keith Hadley
Charles City
Emma Widmer
Jay Swartzwelter
Boulder
Colo
Elizabeth Curtis
Marshalltown
Robert Curtis
Richland Friends
Germanville
Brighton
Marie Snider
Willa Mae Swinneys
Ruth
Harold Greeson
Globe, Ariz
Alfred Johnson
Wm. Gillam
Washington, D. C
Dinner guests and 4-H notes from Riverside page
Dining visits feature Mrs Mildred Cray hostesses with Iowa City guests. Clever Cloverettes 4-H elect officers led by Marie Strabala and Denise Yeggy with talks and demonstrations by Latta, Bulger, and others. Michele Frances Malichky, daughter of Victor Malichky Jr, born Oct 13 at Mercy Hospital. Trinity Methodist plans a chicken and noodle supper bake sale on Oct 28.
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Riverside
Frank Burger
Iowa City
Mildred Cray
Harold Maher
Wayne
Clever Cloverettes
Marie Strabala
Jennie Latta
Anne Strabala
Janice Yeggy
Karen Schneider
Denise Yeggy
Michele Frances
Mercy Hospital
Victor Malichky Sr
Richmond
Frances Gaffey
Parnell
Trinity Methodist Church
Birthday Joys Link Keota Neighbor Charles McCambell
Charles McCambell celebrated his 84th birthday on October 10 with neighbors and relatives visiting his Keota home. Rev and Mrs Orrin Potter, May Marr, George Chambers, and many others joined in well wishes and small gatherings. The article notes numerous family and friend visits, plus a Scotland Kensington club meeting and community notices.
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Craig Conklin
Harold Pepper
Danny Peiffer
Tommy
Walford
Ray Eakins
Elmer Peiffer
Darlene
Omer Peiffer
Vaughn McArtor
Crawfordsville
McArtors
Elmer McArtor
Mt. Pleasant
Duane McArtor
LaVerne Sieren
Elmer Greiner
Don McCrabb
West Liberty
Richard McCrabb
Clarence Blum
Washington
Joel Sheets
Journal Sale Date Column
Auction notices list multiple sales in Iowa and Missouri from October headlines. Events include benefit auctions, cattle sales, store closings, household goods, and weekly livestock auctions at Wa pello Ollie Smylie Wayland and Washington firms led by Everett Hauenstein Phillip Mills Oral Jay Brown with times varying from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. DST and noon on some Mondays.
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Gillesby Fund
Washington County Fairgrounds
Hinds Sale Company
Memphis
Missouri
Wayland
Everett Hauenstein
East
Washington St
Phillip Mills
Muscatine Co
Smylies Livestock Co
Columbus Junction
Iowa
National Guard Armory
West Edge
Washington
Oral Jay Brown
Wapello
Highway
Men's Party at Thursday Club entertains husbands
Crawfordsville reports a Social Hour Club Men’s Party with a potluck supper at Dr. and Mrs. Duane Gipple’s home. Prizes went to Mrs. James Jewell and Mrs. Cleo Fletcher. Attendees included multiple local families and visitors from Cedar Rapids and Fairfield.
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Crawfordsville
Duane Gipple
Max Mitchell
Larry Fletcher
James Jewell
Cleo Fletcher
Fernon Fletcher
Ardice Blankenhorn
Vernon White
Bill Bernau
Orrin Johnson
John White
Bernau
Harry Rosenberg
Cedar Rapids
James Snyder
Norman Waters
Fairfield
Marian Waters
Margaret Davidson
Bill Davidsons
Waterloo
Bill
Mayo Clinic
Vernon Fletcher
D. D. Millspaugh
Mr. Pleasant
Steve Fletcher
Mt. Pleasant
the Willows
Washington
Jim Edgar
Susan
Bill Edgar
Kenneth Cherryholmes
Wayne Lowe
Debbie Trevitt
Mediapolis
Giant can may cut shipping cost
Washington UPI reports the Agriculture Department designs a multipurpose van MPV to move fresh produce and other perishables. A 40-foot prototype features removable partitions and independent cooling coils for single or multiple temperature loads, aiming to reduce handling and empty backhauls in containerized shipping.
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Washington
UPI
MPV
Agriculture Department
John E. Clayton
Flu epidemic seen for East Atlanta area
UPI reports Asian flu will reach epidemic proportions along the East Coast this year but not become a country wide threat. The CDC expects the Northeast to bear the heaviest impact with a peak in early February. Vaccination urged for high risk groups not inoculated since 1963, especially elderly and those with chronic illness.
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Atlanta
UPI
the Center
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