Review of the week continues from page three
Washington chamber of commerce moves toward new headquarters remodeling now underway. Columbus Community Booster Club names Del Evans president with Merle Ruppert as VP and Leroy Hughes as treasurer, Frank Gabriel retiring. Other items note Welsh Song Festival trip, Labor Day visits, eye surgery, hospital returns, World Tours agent heading to Africa, ISU sociology student paper in Chicago, and various local family updates.
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Washington Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
C. A. Boice
Main Street
Court House
Columbus Junction
del Evans
Columbus Community Booster Club
Merle Ruppert
Leroy Hughes
Frank Gabriel
Columbus
Saturday Stamp Corner Highlights New Malaysian Bird Set
The weekly stamp brief notes an eight value Malaysia release featuring colorful South Pacific birds such as the Crested Wood Partridge Rhinoceros Hornbill Argus Pheasant Paradise Flycatcher and Banded Pitta. It also covers three color Jahar commemoratives for UNESCO Nubian Monuments with three color printing and notes Florida errors with two color misprints missing yellow plate block details. A Gabon airmail stamp marks independence anniversary while Netherlands Antilles issues a six stamp set displaying the island group flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaysia
South Pacific
Gabon
Albert Schweitzer
Netherlands Antilles
Caribbean
Netherlands
New Residence and Garages Placed in City Map
On the record Hal Hotle at 725 Perdock Court reports a new residence. Washington Mfg. Co. at 810 East Seventh builds a new industrial building. Lloyd Goodwin at 422 East Second adds a house and garage. Stanley Gardner at 732 East Jefferson adds a garage. Frank Janecek at 632 East Washington adds a garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Hotle
Perdock Court
Washington Mfg. Co
East Seventh
Lloyd Goodwin
East Second
Stanley Gardner
Jefferson
Frank Janecek
Washington
Legion Post InstalLs New Officers In Fall Season
Friday September 10 report lists Leon Beatty American Legion post officers with Commander Stanley Chabal as head and S W Easter named adjutant to fill the term. Other officers include Don Myers Neal Burton Leo Stone John R Hughes Sperry Easter and E R Burham. The item notes about one hundred attendees at a local Eastern Star meeting at the Masonic Temple and a Fortnighty Club program at the Christian Church with Mrs Edgar Stewart introducing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Beatty
American Legion Post
Stanley Chabal
S. W. Easter
Burton Kent
Don Myers
Neal Burton
Leo Stone
John R. Hughes
Sperry Easter
E. R. Burham
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Hal Dunham
Roy Carter
Friday guests and local notices from Keota area
Friday visitors at the Arthur Witthoft home included Rev and Mrs Russell Lester and daughter Kathryn from Bemont Ill, visiting their daughter Ruth Ann training as a nurse in Cedar Rapids. Minnie Statler celebrated her 89th birthday with a chicken dinner. Barbara McDowell began teaching third grade at Oakwood Manor Elementary in North Kansas City. Tanya Trotman returns home from Flag Ranch AZ before her senior year at the State College of Iowa. Mrs Jim Dunston of Charles City has recovered from surgery and will return to hospital for routine treatment next week.
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Howard T. Smith
Keri
North Hollywood
Calif
Ralph McCreedy
Julie Andrews
Max von Sydow
Arthur Witthoft
Russell Lester
Kathryn
Bement, Ill
Ruth Ann
Cedar Rapids
Lester
Federated Church
Keota
Minnie Statler
Roy Sowash
Merle Statler
Dale Statler
Hazel Rapp
Fred Edwards
Barbara McDowell
Oakwood Manor
North Kansas City
Kansas City
Barbara
John McDowell
West Chester
Tanya Trotman
Flag Ranch
Arizona
Jack Trotman
State College of
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Jim Dunston
Charles City
Dunstons
South Johnson Street
Washington
Christner Guest of Daughter Across State Lines
Mrs Lydia Christner spends the week with her daughter and family the Verle McKunes in Davenport. Dennis Graber and daughter Rita visited Hesston College as a sophomore. Crooked Creek Cloverettes met with 17 members, two leaders and one guest. New County Council candidates Rosemary Curtis Mee Jones. New officers elected: Marie Jones president Rosemary Curtis vice president Cindy Lecy Jones treasurer Christine McAllister reporter Sue Jones historians Vicky Graber Gail Conrad music Debbie McCall photographer Janet Davis. Sue Jones talked on Baby-Sitting. Becky White spoke on Planning Your Fall Wardrobe. Record books reviewed. Refreshments served by Whiting family. Friday supper guests were Wm Sweet of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Lydia. Christner
Verle McKunes
Davenport
Dennis Graber
Rita
Hesston
Kansas
Hesston College
Crooked Creek Cloverettes
Kathy
Karen Whiting
Marie Jones
Rosemary Curtis
Lecy
Cindy Jones
Christine McAllister
Sue Jones
Vicky Graber
Gail Conrad
Debbie McCall
Janet Davis
Becky White
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Noble Prentiss
Kyle
Yarll
la Crosse
Wis
William Chmelar
Prentiss
W. W. Chmelar
Ottumwa
Franklin Chmelar
Yara Chmelar
Richard Bordwell
University Hospital
Iowa City
Clarence Locke
West Main
Ron Edwards
Lloyd Edwards
Ainsworth
World Tours Inc
Los Angeles
Cheltenham
England
Diane
Terry Anding
Quentin Jenkins
Charles Jenkins
Edgewater Beach
Quentin
Iowa State University
Ames
Carl
Georgia) Kelley
Mercy Hospital
Trazel Euwer
Chautauqua Institute
Chautauqua, N. Y
Zanesville
Ill
Cinerama
Euwer
By Walt Green
Sharjah
Unesco
Aswan
U.S
Florida
Post Office Department
Chabal
Riverside
Charles Ebe
Europe
William Ross
Ebel
Ross
Wooster
Mass
Charles Zickefoose
Sheffield
Margaret Turkington
Sam_ Turkington
Willard Zickefoose
Bud) Arnold
Wapello
David Allen
Gene
Charles Johnson
Delmar Romine
Charles Elder
Nichols
Elder
Veterans Hospital
Christner
By Vivian Wells
Mee Jones
Art Whiting
Lee Lease
Mrs. Wm
Sweet of
Cedar, Rapids
Tim Trotman
Oskaloosa
Tom Lowe
Trotman
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Journal
Dallas Kinney
Johnson
Tony Palcacrolla
Baltimore
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