Columbus Junction election names two school board members
In Columbus Junction fifty seven ballots produced Lewis Vincent with 55 votes and Martha Moore with 50. Write in votes went to Merle Rueckert with 3 and Rollin Smith with 1.
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Helene B. Dillon
Columbus Junction
Columbus
Lewis Vincent
Martha Moore
Merle Rueckert
Rollin Smith
Raymond Duncan
Veteran’s Hospital
Iowa City
Columbus Business
Joyce Renze
Flat Iron Drive
Mary Beth Carey
John L. Dillon
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Branson
St. Louis
Shellbark Club
Chautauqua Park
Wisconsin
G. L. Weber
E. L. Hughes
Richard Fuller
Russell R. Newell
Ethel Seamer
Conesville
Quad City
Butterworth Center
Moline
Ross Dry Goods
T. T.T.T
Letts United Methodist
T.T.T
Everett Hansen
Louisa County
Mercy Hospital
Chester Pierce
Olin
Wildlife refuge to close for migration rest period
The Louisa Division of the Mark Twain National Wildlife Refuge north of Lake Odessa will be closed to public use from October 1, 1975 to January 1, 1976. Fishing remains allowed at the Port Louisa inlet ditch despite the closure. The refuge overlook and nature trail at headquarters stay open to visitors.
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Wapello
Louisa
Mark Twain National Wildlife Refuge
Lake Odessa
Tom Early
Port Louisa
Weekend TV Guide Listings for Channel 2 3 4 6 9 12
Friday to Sunday schedules show news, movies, comedies and police dramas across six channels with recurring titles like Kojak, Bronk, MASH and Serpico plus public affairs and variety programs. Local airings include Eye on Iowa and The Stone Killer in weekend blocks.
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B. Jones
Judge
M. T. Moore
B. Newhart
D. Cavett
Cher
Phyllis
Iowa
Hog calling memories and farm life notes regionwide
Mrs. Kucera recalls hog calling methods learned from her in laws on a farm, with family anecdotes about cows and paddocks. Ruth and May Gideon visit Nigel Ray recovering from a leg injury, while Farm Bureau women plan a St Louis trip and local garden notes mention beans and large vegetables.
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Bethel
Fred Kucera
William Krotz
Elder
Ruth
May Gideon
Washington Hospital
Nigel Ray
Nigel
Mary Ray
Dean Sandburg
Mary Crandall
Shirley Applegate
Farm Bureau Women’s Organization
St. Louis
Sandburg
Ray Niffenegger
Jerry
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jerry Junior
Friendship Club
Ainsworth Community Church
Sunset Park
May
Lindell youngsters visit Wayland kin amid plywood meeting
Kriss and Kory Lindell of Winfield spent Friday to Sunday with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Willis Troyer while parents attended a plywood meeting in Chicago. Several other local families visited, dined, or hosted guests across Wayland and nearby towns during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynita Magdefray Wayland
Kriss
Kory Lindell
Winfield
Willis Troyer
Steve Lindell
Gary Miller
Winfield Lumber Co
Chicago
Ted Saforek
Lynn Troyer
Wellman Lumber Co
Franklyn Kassebaum
Torrance
Calif
Nick Kassebaum
Mark Neff
Sigourney
Ann Neff
Mark
Harold Neff
Blythwood
S.C
Mt. Pleasant
Ray Wyse
Charles Creasey
Daly City
Imogene Roth
Potatoes Retain Flavor If Warmed Before Use
Potatoes kept refrigerated for a week may taste sweet as starch converts to sugar. To improve flavor store them at a higher temperature for one or two weeks before using.
Library Hours At A Glance
Library notes list weekly hours: Monday Wednesday Friday 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday Thursday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
B. Jones
Mod Squad
Big Valley
L. Welk
Jeffersons
M. T. Moore
B. Newhart
C. Burnett
Maverick
Back to School and Library Card Time at Washington
September brings school time and new juvenile books at the Washington City Library. Rural students may apply for a free library card for use during the school year, with daily 4 pm hours to renew summer friendships and browse new titles by Elizabeth Levy Liesell Monk Skorpen James E. Kelly Judith Vigna Virginia Hamilton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Community School District
Fry
Ballpark
Elizabeth Levy
Mandy
Liesell Monk Skorpen
Janet Reachfar
James E. Kelly
Judith Vigna
M. C. Higgins
Virginia Hamilton
Library display and memorials highlight National Constitution Week
A library display marks National Constitution Week September 15 to 20 while Bicentennial reading is encouraged. Memorials honor readers and figures including Margot Peters Nita Blair Law Helen Steiner Rice Velma Fletcher and Mrs Edwin Peiffer with church and family support noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Bronte
Margot Peters
Nita Blair Law
Blair Law Haymes
Helen Steiner Rice
Mabel Lawson
Dewey Weeks
Velma Fletcher
Church of the Nazarene
de Moss
Edwin Peiffer
Ed Brown
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Muscatine Community College
Gary Collins
Martin Hills
Susan Carter
James Barnes
Sandra Bieri
Colorado
Jayne Hafner
Iowa State College
Ames
Brian Perkins
West Point
Stephanie Paine
State College
Kearney
Nebraska
Robert Thompson
San Diego
U. S. Navy
Richard Paine
Mike Townsley
Burlington Hospital
Andrew David Abbott
Dennis Abbott
United Methodist Church
Area Television
Channel
H. Cosell
Matt Helm
Channel 4
Rockford
Hwd. Sq
Mr. Rogers
Sesame St
Elec. Co
W. Street
Erica
Theonie
Leonardo
J. Wolf
John Briggs
Malvern
Carmen Kyle
Lindell
Wayland
Howerds
Wolf's Flower Shop
Washington
Valencia
Library Notes
Robert Clairbourne
Thor Heyerdahl
Eliot Wigginton
Vonda van Dyke
J. Bronowski
Anita Bryant
Wide
Missouri
Bernard de Voto
Harold H. BloomField
Mildred Newman
Bernard Berkowitz
Christopher Milne
Mary Higgins Clark
Topsy Gregory
Shardik
Richard Adams
Blue Meadow
Philadelphia
Mary Wallace
van Wyck Mason
Robert Nathan
Dick Francis
Philip Hubbard
J. B. Priestly
Osincup’s
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