Schneider couple to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Pete Schneider of Riverside mark 50 years of marriage on Sept 27 1921 in St Marys Church Riverside. The couple will host a celebration Sept 26 at St Marys Hall from 2 to 4 pm with 5 children 24 grandchildren and one grandchild serving in Vietnam. They request no gifts.
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Riverside
Pete Schneider
St. Mary’s Hall
Schneider
Agnes Streb
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Bernard Jacobsmeier
Melvin
Washington
Maynard
Iowa City
Robert and
Elmer
Charles
Mary Ellen) Alberhasky
Vietnam
Local visits and awards highlight Palo Alto and Berkeley notes
Mrs. W G Dobko of Palo Alto left today after a visit with Mrs H F Perry. Mr and Mrs G F Sheets of El Paso and Mr and Mrs Earl J Shanafelt of Berkeley visit Mrs Boyd Humble. David K Siefkas, son of Mr and Mrs Boyd Siefkas of Washington, promoted to staff sergeant and named top 15 percent in his air force specialty with a six month superior pay bonus. Siefkas plays softball for Chicksands AFB and helped them win a UK fast pitch title. He was later selected for USAFE All Stars at Bitburg Germany for the USAF in Europe tourney.
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David K. Sietkas
Boyd Siefkas
Washington
Siefkas
Chicksands Air Force Base
Chicksands
United Kingdom
USAF
Europe
Bitburg
Germany
Scouts Rowing Merit Badge Weekend At Nate Youngs Pond
Scouts and two leaders spent a soggy weekend at Nate Youngs pond working toward rowing merit badges and Scout lifeguard. They practiced blade use feathering sculling and water rescues with two capsizes and righting the boats. Two Scouts completed all lifeguard requirements as Scouters Lou Pailliotet and Mike Herman supervised. Troop 242 plans a Cone Marsh duck migration trip and a hike along Morgan’s Bluff on the Skunk River.
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Eeven
Nate Young’s Pond
Scott Hotle
Mike Craig
Rick Eden
Ray Garton
Steve A. Jaspering
Steve W Jaspering
Randy Russell
Lou Pailliotet
Mike Herman
Cone Marsh
Morgan's Bluff
Skunk River
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Rescheduled in Ainsworth
The Ainsworth American Legion Auxiliary meeting moves from Tuesday to Thursday this week, to be hosted at Mrs. Darold Jones home. Jeyan Al Waters of Iowa Wesleyan College will visit Washington and Highland High Schools on Monday Sept 27 to discuss Town Wesleyan and related programs for local students. Gregory Alan Harland of Kalona lost control of his car on Highway 1 north of Washington Saturday, causing a ditch impact with about 750 dollars in car damage and two guard posts damaged.
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Ainsworth
American Legion Auxiliary
Darold Jones
Jeyan
al Waters
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Washington and Highland
Town Wesleyan
Gregory Alan Harland
Kalona
Highway 1
Washington
Harland
Calendar notices from Tuesday to Thursday events list
Calendar notices for Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday outline meetings games and activities across organizations in Washington-Columbus Junction. The schedule lists bowling associations bank events VFW Auxiliary YWCA clubs Lions and multiple study and social groups with times locations and brief descriptions of planned gatherings and programs.
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Washington
Columbus Junction
Women’s Bowling Ass'n
Columbus Junction State Bank Community Room
Wayland United Methodist WSCS meets for annual work day
Wayland Sept 13 Wayland United Methodist Church hosted a daylong WSCS meeting Sept 9 with a cooperative noon dinner. Hosts Mrs Wade Huffman and Mrs Orus Boshart led plans for an October pancake and music breakfast on Oct 6 and topic Middle Years and Retirement.
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Wayland
Ws.c.s
Wayland United Methodist
Wade Huffman
Orus Boshart
Omer C. Boshart
Lester Reschly
Lynnwood Drive
Columbia
Boone County Hospital
Willard Hauenstein
Washington County Hospital
Lavina Meyer
Otto Frey
Adaline Tschantz
Henry County Hospital
Emma Garrett
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Glen Reschly
San Manuel
Ariz
Kenneth Millers
Wheaton
Glen Richenberger
Richenberger
Gary Frick
Keithsburg
Ill
Richard Offutt
Elizabeth Wittmer
Cross Plains
Tenn
Glass House era as salvage glass shapes tomorrow’s homes
Future Generations May’ ive in glass houses. New York researchers show salvaged bottle glass can be used to make bricks blocks terrazzo panels and glass wool insulation. Tomorrow’s driveways may use glasphair asphalt with 80 percent crushed bottle glass. Vitrified pipe from waste may include crushed glass. Bricks blocks and glass wool already produced from incinerator glass. US Bureau of Mines uses high intensity magnetism to recover glass from ash. private industry also develops recycling into building products per Glass Container Manufacturers Institute.
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New York
US Bureau of Mines
Glass Container Manufacturers Institute
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W. G. Dobko
Palo Alto
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G. F. Sheets
el Paso
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Earl J. Shanafelt
Berkeley, Calif
Boyd Humble
VFW
VFW Hall
Legion Hall
YWCA
Sunset Park
E.P.C
Eldin Bauer
Eldin Bauer H. J. Club, 7:30 P.m. — Mrs. Myron Krotz
UPW Circle III
Gene Gorham
Masonic Temple
Creative Living I
William Westphal
Jeanne Prochaska
E. D. Miller
Wellman
Temple
Ronald Allison
Darlene Jaspering
Just Us Club
Hazel Harding
Moose
ISU
Family Living I
Dorothy McCarthy
McCarthy
Fleur de Lis Club
Lloyd Marek
Republican Women’s Club
E.d.morrison
Log Cabin Questers Club
Walter Jungbluth
Robert Johnson
LBC Club
Lloyd Walker
Elm Lane
Med
Ezkawitimer
Um Horrs
Moline
Stanley Clinton
Bettond
Allen Wenger
Edith Boshart
Nettie Horr
Abingdon
Oral Conrad
Jim Boshart
Howald Roth
Mt Pleasant
Marjorie Boshart
Lowa City
Arts
M&m Distributors & Importers
Nat'l Bank
Marge
Phil Kneen
Ed Mineart
Cedric Guy
Rees
Acien Phat
Oregon
Wolf's
Wolf's Flower Shop
Osincup Drug Store
Wallet Creative Nt
Shugart Cooolor Photos
Gibson Discount
Gourgeon