Adult Fellowship meeting features slides of Europe
The September gathering of the Adult Fellowship at Kalona United Christian and Baptist Church featured a cooperative supper at 6:30 and a program by the Reifs showcasing slides and narration from their Europe trip. Guests included Wendy Power and Eric Johnnsburg from Chicago, plus Marl Ramsey and Lawrence Griffiths traveled for the event.
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Eugene Way Kalona
England
Eric Johnnsburg
Sweden
Chicago
Marl Ramsey
Lawrence Griffiths
Norwalk
C. C. Shimon
Fred Bartlett
Solon
South Dakota
George Bush
Sam Rodgers
Roy Pewitt
Logan Reif
D. G. Sattle
Lewis Belcher
Alvin Smith
United Christian and Baptist Church
Forest Lake
Ottumwa
George V. Fry
Chase Millice of
Wellman
Frank DD Yoder
H. V. Beck
C. F E. Thompson
Boone
Loran Hershberger
Arliss D. Swartzendruber
Mary TeBockhorst
Henry TeBockhorst
Aered and
Muriel
Washington
Alpha Club Holds First Meeting in Kalona
Members of the Alpha Club met September 21 at the Kalona Golf Clubhouse for a 1 PM luncheon. Officers include president Mrs Warren Schaefer, with others: Mrs John Reece, Mrs A A Jackson, and Mrs Raymond Yetty. Attendees included 19 members and 3 guests, plus plans for district meeting October 13 in Burlington.
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Eugene Way
Kalona
Alpha Club
Kalona Golf Club
Lester Reber
M. L. Tweeton
Loran Hershberger
R. S. Forbes
Mt. Pleasant
Robert Moore
Riverside
Marl Ramsey
Warren Schaefer
John Reece
A. A. Jackson
Raymond Yetty
Burlington
Jessie Knerr
Citizenship Committee
Richard Miler
J. R. Swartzendruber
Reece
Donald Maas
Meredith Maas Jr
Farmers Saving Bank
Virginia Beekman
Emma Bopp
Washington
Charles Shalla
Wellsman
Mary Te Bockhorst
Mt Pleasant
H. V. Beck
Melvin Saforek
Ontario
California
Tom Russell
Karen
George E. Fry
Tracy Ann
George W. Fry
Alvin Paulsen
West Branch
Louise Kallaus
Flame
Cedar Rapids
Karen Bermel
Coralville
Joe Chod
Reese Trusler
Lyle Fry
Harry J. Fry
Near Kalona
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Sherwood Stricker
Tempe
Arizona
Evening Journal Chronicle: Washington IA Sept 26 1963
The Washington Evening Journal for Saturday September 26 1963 reports local news and events in Washington Iowa. It provides community updates, notices, and brief items typical of a mid-century local newspaper edition.
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Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
You Can't Lift Much With Just a Crutch
A reflective piece likens farming to a two legged business and urges constant farm safety. It contrasts lifting chores on one leg with hay bales and feed baskets to emphasize the pain and danger of injury. The message stresses taking it easy and prioritizing safety on the farm.
Farm Safety Week urges caution amid wet weather delays
Farmers face daily risks as farm accidents kill and injure workers. The Farmers Store, Hy-Vee, and local suppliers on Hwy 92 East and West Madison warn delayed work can cost lives. The message emphasizes power farming is more dangerous than dynamite and asks if tomorrow will be your day to become a statistic.
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Joe TeBockhorst
Bertha Malichky
Clara
William
Harold TeBockhorst
Elmer Slaughter
Lacona
Wayne Gardner
Ivan Burkley
Ivan Alt
Robert Alt
Jeffrey
Waterloo
Clarence Bermel
Muscatine
Joe Chody
Rosemary Chody
Vere Allen
Sons
Carlisle
Richmond
Harvey Gingerich
Dennis M. Miller
Howard Gnngey
Doris
Mary
Cleo
Dale Roberts
Philip Yoder
Henry Hochstetler Jr
Elkhart
Ind
Amy Hochstetler
B & H Firestone
Eclipse Lumber Company
Farm Bureau Insurance Service
Dale Caldwell
Farmers Mutual Insurance Assn
the Farmers Store
Grain
Murphy Feeds
Horse Feed & Grain Co
Loveless Supply Company
Mose Levy Co
National Bank of Washington
Perdock
Olds
Cadillac
Tindal Farm Supplies
West Madison
Town & Country
Plymouth
Southern Utilities
Sorrell
Auto Parts & Glass
J & L Friendly Service
Washington Evening Journal
Washington State Bank
White House Dairy
Jarrard Feed & Supplies
State Farm Ins
Patterson Seed & Supply
Frank Patterson
Fenn Farm Service
International Harvester
Washington Concrete Company
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