Beiter Honored as Business Woman of the Year
Winnie Beiter received the Business Woman of the Year award from the Business and Professional Woman's Club at a Tuesday meeting. Twenty-two members attended with guests including Mrs Bennie Schantz and Mrs Bertha Turner. Belter spoke on her career in teaching government work during the war and as Red Cross executive secretary. Coffee break for National Business Women's Week noted. corsage given to Beiter. Halloween costumes worn. District director Doris Farnsworth of Cedar Rapids expected at next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Beiter
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Bennie Schantz
Bertha Turner
Erma Zelinsky
Pat Hansen
Belter
Red Cross
Aldine Schulty
Beiter
Hixson families visit in Michigan and nearby events
Oct 22. Mr and Mrs Leonard Hixson and family visited Muskegon Michigan to see son and grandson Dennis Hixson at Mu Ill Jr College. They stayed with Dean Hixson in Akron Ohio. Local notes report a birthday for Clarence Smith, corn contest travel, Farm Bureau supper, and various visits among Hixson and Griggs families. Sympathy extended to Dale Dawn’s family. A skunk incident near Stafford also noted with mothball remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiardscrabble
Leonard Hixson
Karen
Kim
Ralph Hixson
Muskegon
Michigan
Dennis Hixson
Mu! Jr. College
Dean Hixson
Akron
Ohio
Clem Seivert
Sigourney
Roy Wehr
Allen Griggs
Clarence Smith
Harlan Hotel
James C. Bowen
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Pleasant Joni Nelson
Shirley Hixon
Allen Grig
Farm Bureau
Prairie Home
Leonard Hixon
Jack Logan
Timmie
Allen Gri Bruce
Bob Wehr
Davenport
Schmidhauser accuses Schwengel of falsehoods in campaign stand
Rep. John R. Schmidhauser, D-Iowa, charged his Republican opponent Fred Schwengel with a campaign of falsehoods and evasiveness over the feed grains program. He touted his record supporting farm legislation, extending the feed grains program, opposing soybean plantings on diverted acres, and resisting Budget Bureau cuts to school lunch and milk programs during a Tipton campaign appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Iowa
UPI
John R. Schmidhauser
D-tow
Fred Schwengel
Schmidhauser
Fred Sehwengel
Budget Bureau
Visit Dunkins in Lucerne Missouri
Vivian Wells reports social visits across Lucerne Winfield and nearby towns. Allen Conrad Harley Nelson Bob of Winfield visited Dunkin family in Lucerne while other guests from Boulder Washington Topeka and Des Moines attended family gatherings and events over the weekend and following days. Kenneth Rhea and Richard Lease plan Des Moines trips for Delta Kappa Gamma and Retail Grocers conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Wells
Crawfordsville
Allen Conrad
Harley Nelson
Bob
Winfield
Glen Dunkin
Lucerne
Mel
Dennis
Topeka
Kansas
Harold Fulton
Boulder
Colo
Clarence Fultons
Joe Martin
Washington
Geo
Uulton
Bond Rich
Win. Reis
West Chester
JW Stewart
Hazel Sower
Kenneth Rhea
Delta Kappa Gamma
Des Moines
Ening
Richard Lease
Social calendar for Thursday and Monday meetings
Thursday events include Women of Moose at 8 p.m. at Moose Home with executive board at 7 p.m. and multiple club meetings Creative Living Mrs Butler arriday First Baptist Women’s Missionary Society speaker Dr Elvine Martens at 7:30 p.m. Home Arts Club Afternoon with Esther Booth. Christian CWF at 2 p.m. at church. Monday schedule lists Wash-Away Tops Club weigh-in 6 p.m. at old junior high and White Shrine Bridge at 1:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arriday
First Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Atchurch
Elvine Martens
Home
Esther Booth
Christian Cwf
White Shrine Bridge
Masonic Temple
3D X ray movies aid disease search in humans
Philadelphia based researchers led by Dr. Herbert M. Stauffer test three dimensional X ray movies to view organs and blood flow in motion. The stereoscopic fluoroscopy system links to motion pictures and videotape to deliver color 3D views, enabling slow motion analysis of the aorta and other vascular dynamics for potential disease signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert M. Stauffer
Temps University School of Medicine
Stauffer
Wifer
High Pay Unlimited Future Computer Programming Training
Electronic Computer Programming Institute offers men and women ages 17 to 45 with no experience a chance to earn high salaries. Training on IBM computers with free machine time, flexible day and evening classes, plus nationwide placement assistance upon certification. Send for a free booklet and aptitude test to Cedar Rapids Iowa address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IBM
Electronic Computer Programming Institute
Executive Plaza
ECPI
Dept
1St Ave
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Community club activities and holiday plans noted
Cedar Township Farm Bureau Women met Mrs Maurice Crawford for a cooperative lunch. Mrs Robert Stephens led the afternoon with a skit on leadership and a voting quiz. Poem and seed picture talk shared. Eight members and four guests attended. Eicher hosted Priscilla Club at Captain's Table with poems and cooperative program. Twelve Navajo Club members met with Mrs Fred Bey. $5 voted to VW-Ro tary Christmas party. Dec 14 lunch planned at Captain's Table. The Guild Girls held a Halloween party at First Baptist with eighteen girls, two guests and counselors. devotions led by Susan Johnson. candles to be made for November and December meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Township Farm Bureau
Maurice Crawford
Robert Stephens
Clark Bauer
Earl Booth
Country
Miles Stout
Myral Smith
Haydn Thomas
Stout
Eicher
Priscilla Club
Genn Holden
Hattie Pope
Messenger of
Muscatine
Ralph Gibson
William Putnam
Jess Busby
Lauder Kennedy
Navajo Club
Fred Bey
Don Orr
VW - Rotary
Floyd Blankenhorn
Boyd Foster
Guild
First Baptist Church
Donald Foss
Walter Starr
Susan Johnson
Peggy Collett
Cathy Beemblossom
Homecoming Queen crowned during Oct dance in Winfield gym
Rain and lightning halted Homecoming events in Wyman. Linda Cracaw was crowned 1966 Homecoming Queen with attendants Linda Cracaw and Becky Dunsmore. The football game at Columbus was not resumed after a scoreless first half due to storm lights going out. the game will be played October 24 at 7 p.m. Local visitors and family gatherings filled the weekend activities across multiple households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Rees
Kenneth Arthur
Jeanie
Cotter
Jay Finke
Julie
Randy
Crawfordsville
Don Rees
Columbus Junction
Mary Pitchard
Sarah Hughes
Mt Pleasant
Ralph R
Leroy van Auken
Jasque
Conesville
Clair Mullen
Paul Huston
Gordon Huston
Wayne
New Jersey
Elmer Hakanson
Iowa City
Ralph Rees
al Seawell
Jeff
Scott and Todd
Rippon
Wisconsin
Irving Lenz
Grace Hughes
Curt Hamilton
Burlington
James
Tom Dunn
Dubuque
Frances Dunn
Elizabeth
Bob
Orville Werner
Nichols
Bob Huff
Hopewell Sewing Club Tours Cedar Rapids Visit
Hopewell Sewing club members toured Cedar Rapids on Thursday, dining at Bishops Lindale Plaza and visiting the WMT-TV Home Fare program. They met staff including Jan Voss and Dr Max. drivers included Elizabeth Aller and Judy Sieren, with a list of attending members. Emerald Rebekah lodge met October 19 under Nopie Urana with Pearl Mound presiding and invited attendance at October 27 Hard Time party. A benefit bake sale is planned for October 29 at Stephen Cleaners with committee chairs named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nopie Urana
Pearl Mound
Weisman Rebekah Lodge
Stephen Cleaners
Mary Shafer
Amy Wi Verne Dill
Mary Ellenweiler
Flora Lee
Pat Mound
Darlene Shearer
Pauline Sable
Dorothy Singleton
Tagulars guests of Kuntz family in Merrimac area
A string of visiting relatives and friends frequent the Kuntz and Amrine households and other local families this week in Merrimac and nearby towns. Names include Richard Tagular, Lloyd Farrier, Bernard Carrol Sr, Jake Burger, Roy Eshelman, Mary Hyde, Johnnie, Ben Neff, John Baldosier, Cloyd Watson, Don Statler, Ron Statler, Darlene Pleasant, Doyle Paul, Fred Durian, Donald Amrine, Lester Weenikl and others from Mediapolis Wayland Rubio and Iowa City communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Statler
Brighton
Ron
Ald Statler
Mr .Pleasant
Robert Kuntz
Doyle Paul
Fred Durian
Iowa City
Donald Amrine
Carl Amrine
Ben Neff
Lester Weenikl
Gwen Oliver promotes group tours to Nevada and West trips
Gwen Oliver of Bellevue Farms announces a special tours series from November 26 to December 12 visiting Arizona, California and Las Vegas. The all inclusive price is $232.82 excluding meals. Write or call 319 668 1859 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GGG
Gwen
Arizona
California
Las Vegas
Farm Bureau
Gwen Oliver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Business Woman
Mrs. Beiter
LeNora Taylor
Lou Hougi
Dstrict
Doris Farnsworth
Hixson
D. A
Stafford
R. EB. Burkhall
Burkhall
Armstrong
Minick Furniture Co
Nt‘l. Bank
Dunkins
Missouri
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Family Living I
Richard Stewart
Creative Living
John Butler
Philadelphia
Warren McConahay
Army Reserve
Nia
Iwiller
McConahay
Wom
Carol Beemblossom
Kkee RY
North Marion
Donald Kracaw
Hopewell Group
Mrs. Boyd Sanders
Kuntz
Mrs. Care
Amdcine
Osincup’s
Sharon Zehr Keota
Cheryl Jennings
Barbara Bennett
Washington Prairie
Kathy Greiner
Mary Huber
Mary Lord
Betty Lord
Karen Vosika
Carol Carson
Jami Bump
Mid-Prairie
Bland Highland
Washington Washington
Margaret_ Perry
Col
Jet
Bord
Charlene Buser
Col. Jet
Susie Miller
Mid Prairie
Young
Iowa Board
Young Iowa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!