Veterans Night supper planned by Ainsworth Auxiliary
Ainsworth Auxiliary schedules a Veterans Night supper for all veterans and families on November 11 at 6 30 p m at the Legion Hall. Members will provide turkey rolls potatoes dressing and coffee, with guests bringing dishes and their own table service. Also notes births visits and social events among local families and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 351
Town Hall
Vera Simpson
Kalona
Legion
Legion Hall
Lawrence Wilson
Howard Schultz
Ronnie Schultz
Brighton
Tamela Sue
Fairfield Hospital
Don Rabenold
James Prybil
Zion
Ill
Peter Zamis
Toledo
Ohio
Robert Blanchard
Kathy
St. Roberts
Levi Blanchard
Robert Blanchards
Robert Scranton
Howard Caldwell
Myrla Henderson
Washington
Doris Blanchard
Des Moines
Icel Porter
Absorbee
Mont
Will Fletcher
Cedar Rapids
Cleo Orris
Erwin Wulf
Gene Stephens
Kenneth Ornduff
Grazella McKibbens
Ethel Illian
Columbus
Neb
Corbin Crawford
Crawford
Mt. Pleasant
Leo Kennedy
Presbyterian ladies hold annual tea and auction
KEOTA The United Presbyterian church ladies held their Silver Tea and Silent Auction on Thursday afternoon in the church social rooms. Mrs. Charles Lyle chaired the event, with Mrs. Allan Palmer as host and greeter. Prizes were won by Mrs. Elmer Vincent, Mrs. George Baumert, and Mrs. Joe Myers.
Dennis the Menace Visits Community High School Event
Dennis the Menace is slated to visit Community High School. The report notes Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary activities, including Poppy Sales raising $72.40, donations to veterans hospitals and Girl Scouts, and changes to meeting dates. Corrections identify the grandparents of a local newborn as Fred Bower of Keota and the parents Ron Wade of Iowa City with daughter Rhonda Rae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community High School
Leroy Richardson
California
Glen Richardson
Bill Cady
VFW
Cady
Andy Sheetz
Girl Scouts
Veterans Hospitals
Fred Wade
Keota
Ron Wade
Iowa City
Fred Bower
Rhonda Rae
Ethel McCreedy hosts Eastern visitors and Kin at Halloween tea
Eastern Lake guests Mr. and Mrs. Howard Arkfitz of Scottsville New York and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Vail of Chili New York stayed with Miss Ethel McCreedy and the James Birneys and visited Dr. and Mrs. M L McCreedy. Others included Mrs Jessie Stewart Mrs Kathryn Williams and several McCreedy relatives for a friendly afternoon with Halloween colors and reminiscences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree O. E. S
Helen Boileau
Evelyn Dea
Max M. White
White
Boileau
Madge Morris
Marie Wagenknecht
Alice Lord
Wilma Arthur
Letts O. E. S
Arthur
Arthur Vernon
New Zealand
Hugh Morris
United States
Canada
San Francisco
J. E. Wray
Oskaloosa
Living Lake
Howard Arkfitz
Scottsville
N. Y
Norman Vail
Chili
N.Y
Ethel McCreedy
James Birneys
M. L. McCreedy
Urkfitz
Mrs. Vail
McCreedy
Ainsworth
Vince Marek
R. J. Dawson
Lloyd Marek
Chicago
Joe Lawlor
James Birney
Birney
Jessie Stewart
Kathryn Williams
Los Angeles
Calif
Truman Tuttle
Mazie Stewart
Clendenning
Helen Foster
Blanch Foster
Carrie Marek
Effie Walker
Mary Dawson
Margaret Tuttle
Mary Stewart
Ethyle Zickefoose
Florence Henss
Nancy Rhea
Wahoo
Nebraska
Lyle Williams
Tammy
Waterloo
Clint Rhea
Washington
Cecil Lease
Davenport
Lester Kempf
Margo
Iowa City
Edwin Chrissinger
Maryat Graham
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Lona Baker
Gerry
Marshalltown
Irene
Wayne Whitham
Elizabeth Davis
Irv Whitham
Harvey Davis
Raymond Anderson
Irwin Mohr
Elmer Thomas
Columbus Junction
Robert Wayman
Newhall
Holly Johnston
Olds
Farm Management Program starts at Kirkwood College
A twelve week winter quarter Farm Management program begins December 1 at Kirkwood Community College Cedar Rapids. Head of Agriculture L L Statler says it fits farmers who cannot attend year round, with five days weekly of practical business instruction at the Central Demonstration Farm Laboratory on campus. The $115 course plus $15 registration applies toward an Associate of Applied Science if continued. inquiries to Larry Statler, Agriculture Department, Kirkwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Statler
Kirkwood Community College Agriculture Department
Statler
Kirkwood
Bowling St. S.W
Kirkwood Community College
Larry Statler
Agriculture Department
the Office of Admissions
Cedar Rapids
Time for Reflection honors Crawfordsville Legion fifty years
Crawfordsville hosts a 50th anniversary program by Schantz-Mitchell Post and Unit of the American Legion and Auxiliary. About 125 guests attended as Eleanor Wood and others offered remarks, life memberships were awarded, and reflections on the post’s history and activities were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Schantz-Mitchell Post
The
American Legion and Auxiliary of
Legion Hall
George Canott
Charles Wells
Helen Lease
Eleanor Wood
Ames
Mary Neuweg
Ft. Madison
Alberta Rhea
Jackie Hultquist
Olds
Area D
Katherine Catcott
Keosauqua
Florence Long
Donnellson
Winifred Niggemeyer
Ardelle Owen
Des Moines
Don Harmeyer
West Point
Dean Slater
Kenneth Rhea
Richard Lease
Bob White
Davenport
Corbin Crawford
Ainsworth
Glenn Hultquist
Hazel Moorhead
Vivian Wells
Department
Ada Spencer
Cora McCoy
Washington
Legion
Rol Davis
Claude McCoy
Lee Shaffer
Harley Rhea
Wayne Davis
Herbert Rich
Christine Lease
Country
Alberta
Rhea
Draft reforms stall in Congress amid Selective Service clash
Washington UPI report says Nixon's plan for draft lottery legislation risks stalling as a broader fight over wholesale revision of the Selective Service law pits House leaders against a rank and file revolt. House members prepared for a quick vote but signals were changed amid concerns of defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
House
Debate on Lottery and broader reforms in the House
The House faces a choice on the Selective Service Act lottery and whether to open broader reform. Republicans and Democrats split. some liberals and moderates seek wide amendments while leaders push a limited action. President Nixon links failure to support for a lottery to an executive order. The Senate, with Stennis and Kennedy cited, may block broader changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Administration
Senate
Capitol
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nixon
Congress
Journal Sale Date Column
Household sales and auctions scheduled in Iowa towns list start times and locations. Mrs Della Wilson of Ainsworth hosts a household goods sale November 1 at 1:00 pm, and Walter Neff runs another sale on November 4 at 1:00 pm. Estate sale near Kalona starts November 4 at 1:00 pm, Paris L Miller owner. A closing out farm auction near Fairfield begins November 5 at 11:00 am, by Forrest and June Leathers. An estate sale, Kalona area, and a 430 acre land auction northeast of town are noted with dates in early November.
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Iowa
Friedman Farm
Brighton
Sandhook Hill
Skunk’ River
Grace Hill
Skunk
Joe Shellman
Henry Frank Timber
Riverside
Wood Enterprises
Chuck Moke
Wayland
Emil Fort
Mt. Pleasant
Trenton
Allen Gerig
Smylie’s
Columbus Junction
Wapello Livestock Sales Inc
Highway
A. Wapello
Washington Livestock Sales Co
Kalona Sales Barn
Kalona
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
Della Wilson
Ainsworth
Walter Neff
Paris L. Miller
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C. A. Thompson
George E. Koehler
Walter
George T. Koehler
Mike Koehler
Michelle
Ted
Glen Banks
Tara
West Burlington
Ronnie Simpson
Scott Allen
University Hospital
Elmer Hendrick
Wyoming
Paul Beard
Cloyce Statler
West Chester
Duane White
Red Rock Dam
Pella
Marvin Wing
Mac Wallace
Orie O’connor
Beard
Annie Lord
Dot Woods
Elvin Presly
Dell
Dolores Wood
Lila Pearson
Lone Tree
Presbyterian
Mrs. Boyd Sanders
John Deere Tractor
John Deere Mower
Harrow
Dennis the Menace
Margaret
David Birney
D. Clingman
Wap. Co
D. Blankenhorn
Wash. Co
Alfred Davis
Lo. Co
Bartenhagen & Sons, Inc
L. Heifmeir
Des Moines Co
E. Kron
Fay & Lee Foster
D. Holmes
Don Haupert
Bob Smylie
Jim Soukup
F. D. Smylie
UMBUS
Review
Granville Love
America
David Griffith
Bud Hauenstein
Max Mitchell
Larry Price
Susan Griffith
Robert L. Leggett
D-Calif
Journal
Keosauqua , Iowa
van Buren
Keosauqua Sale Co. Inc
Norman Baker
Bob Craig
Golden Sun Supplement
Jarrard Feed & Supplies
Rose Motel
V. M. Boshart, Mgr
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa
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