Meeting Remarks and Pledge at Local Club Gathering
Hank Ketcham recounts a club meeting featuring a pledge to the flag and the National Anthem. Yearly program books were handed out. Attendees included Mrs. Dennis Berger, Mrs. Stanley Bash, Mrs. A. G. Goschke, Mrs. Roger Johnson, Mrs. Toppan Johnson, Mrs. John D. Miller, Mrs. John H. Miller, Mrs. Weldon Miller, Mrs. J. L. Palmer, Mrs. J. L. Powell, Mrs. L. C. Swain, Mrs. W. G. Swartzendru ber, Mrs. R. W. Wertz and hostesses.
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Dennis Berger
Stanley Bash
A. G. Goschke
Rog
Er Johnson
Toppan Johnson
John D. Miller
John H. Miller
Weldon Miller
J. L. Palmer
J. L. Powell
L. C. Swain
W. G. Swartzendruber
R. W. Wertz
Mrs. Jackson to lead Kalona ladies bridge club
Mrs. A. A. Jackson hosted the Kalona ladies bridge club first meeting of the season. Two tables played with winners Mrs. Jack Guenge rich, Mrs. Hazel Coffey, and Mrs. H. L. Grady. Mrs. Jackson to be president, next hostess Mrs. C. C. Shimon on October 7. Other attendees included several club members.
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Des Moines
Francis Longwell
Diane
Denice
Avon
Howard Johnson
Happy Hour
Noble Grands
Wellman Rebekah Lodge
Bertha Durst
Florence Wade
Eva Wagamon
Lela Goodwin
Alene Millice
Edna Blumenstein
Tresa Yoder
Ida Bull
Mae Marek
Hazel Enfield
Alene
E. C. Henn
J. R. Swartzendruber
Eugene Way
Richard Adams
Navy galley feeds 3 500 meals daily aboard Bon Homme Richard
On the USS Bon Homme Richard the 15 000 meals a day are prepared in a vast galley. Chief Oscar Bruins of San Diego oversees ordering cooking and bread baking as 80 gallon pots boil spaghetti. Favorite menus include steak and hamburger with epic meat loaf portions amid missile traffic on the flight deck.
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BON Homme Richard
UPI
U.S. Navy
North Vietnam
Oscar V. Bruins
San Diego
Calif
USS
Bruins
Tiny
Cakes Burned On One Edge In Portside Flight Deck Mixup
A canteen worker known as Tiny and his 10 assistants produce 900 loaves 300 pies and 50 cakes daily. Cakes burn on one half and soggy on the other due to cake batter running to the portside of baking tins as Navy aircraft on deck power the mission. Blast-loaded A-4s and F-8 fighters roar overhead while ships dread the cake shortage.
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Tiny
Navy
Bruins
North Vietnam
Billboards Carry Olympics Message in Mexico City
Mexico City advertising aims to show modern Mexico by covering over commercial billboards with World Peace and Olympic Brotherhood messages. Agencies agree to wrap indoor and outdoor ads during the Games, aligning display to a peaceful, global event.
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Mexico City
UPI
Mexico
Brotherhood of Man
U.S
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Williamsburg
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Blanche Beck
Jack Droz
Albion Young
Charles Bush
Dean Curtis
Lloyd Durst
E. N. Foster
Baxter Freese
Arthur Gardner
Ora Gingerich
Howard Greiner
Max Lewis
Marion Mavine
L. C. Miller
Harold Ross
Sam Weaver
Marie van Dorn
Marl Munson
Wellman Garden Club
Wellman Municipal
Davenport
Ed Yoder
Richard Fisher
West Chester
Irvin Goodwin
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Stephen Schroeder
Mid Prairie High School
Robert Yoder
Jarrard Prwell
Parti
By Hank Ketchani
Mrs. Jackson
Kalona
Mrs. Eugene Way
Logan Reif
Lawrence Griffiths
John Woodin
Roy Pewitt
Alvin Smith
United Christian and Baptist Church
Forest Lake Camp
Ottumwa
Bonn
West Germany
Allensbach
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
America
Treasury Department
The
Advertising Council
Washington Evening Journal
By Helen Gibson
Ade
Aoe
For Well Drilling Co
L. Jennings
New London, Iowa
Washington
Dublin
Goodmouth Ewes
Lambs
Machinery & Equipment
M. H
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Barrow
McCullough
Keith Augustine
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