Wellman Garden Club Holds First Fall Meeting and Tales of Weather
The Wellman Garden Club met Friday with new officers led by President Merle Enfield and Vice President Leon Schauf. Program head Charess Eckhardt presented Vases in Their Places and demonstrations. Also noted were new members, a planned fall tour, and a large post-meeting refreshment crowd. The report details extensive local flooding damage to businesses and homes, and community efforts at Shenk Nursing Home. Anticipated drying weather was hoped for as water receded. The piece mentions visits and meals at several homes, deaths and illnesses affecting Wellman residents, and notes on local social ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Wellman Garden Club
Elizabeth Wright
Merle Enfield
Leon Schauf
Homer Vincent
Oran Birkey
Charess Eckhardt
L. C. Miller
Wayne Stransky
Shenk Nursing Home
Edna Blumenstein
Ray Marner
Tresa
Blumenstein
English River
Smith Creek
Legion
Grace Stout
Fred
Dorothy
Washington
Vera Singleton
Vera
Richland
John P. Singerton
Hopewell
John Henry
Leonard Hixson
Marie Honsinger
Ames
Honsinger
Fred Forsythe
el Paso
Texas
Don Bidwell
California
Ona Bidwell
Amy Stickley
Oregon
Lizeta Walton
George Groff
Elmer Derbys Host Family Gatherings in Rubio Area
Local notices document Elmer Derby hosting a 27-member family gathering in Rubio with guests from Davenport South English Mt. Pleasant and Lancaster Calif. Other items note Harmony Circle program hosts Mrs Blanch Cline and Mrs Mary Morgan, 4 H District Conference in Albia, and various residents and relatives visiting or relocating in Richland and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Oswalt Rest Home
Ross Day
Wm. Jenkins
Alhambra
Cailif
Harry Bagby
Brighton
John Crawford
Portland
Oregon
Harmony Circle
Blanch Cline
Mary Morgan
Susan Williams
Chris
Lucinda Wonderlich
Albia
Elmer Derby
Derral Watson
Lancaster
Calif
Davenport
South English
Mt. Pleasant
Jake Dickinson
Richland Farmer
Washington County
Harry Liggett
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Amy Schhmitter
Rubio
F. M. Andrews
Rutledge
Gertrude Pamel
Wilda Torrence
Clarence
Russell Bond
Earl McReynolds
Bond
Chatauqua Park
Forrest Wallerich
Burlington
Glen Singerton
Veterans Hospital
Alice Sheraden
Phoenix
Ariz
Dean Cooney
Sheraden
Rubio Community Hall
Sheradens
Nordyke
Rubio Hall
Ronald Kahler
Ann
Peru
S. A
Kahler
C. G. Hadley
Sioux City
Andrs. Ray Nordyke
Neligh
Nebraska
Glen Nordyke
Williams
Arizona
Tom Robertson
Des Moines
Wellman residents visit in Ozarks
Wellman residents Bernard Redlinger and Raymond Trier side trip to the Ozarks over the weekend. The Steiner reunion gathered Sept. 12 at the Dan Steiner home with a bountiful noon basket dinner. Attendees included the Steiner and related families plus guests from Cedar Rapids and Mt. Vernon. The obituary notes Amanda Godber, 92, of Letcher South Dakota died Sept. 1 in Mitchell Hospital after a fall and pneumonia. she was born Sept. 3, 1872 near Wellman and married Henry T. Godber in Marengo. She is survived by a son, a daughter, four grandchildren, eleven great grandchildren, and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Schloos
Cedar Rapids
William Goudy
Mt. Vernon
Martha Mayer
Charley Steiner
Lawrence Whetstone
Larry
Amanda Godber
Letcher
South Dakota
Mitchell Hospital
Zion Lutheran Church
Mitcell
Wilbur Newman
Harry Koepke
Clarence
Hazel
Emma Godber
Mitchell
Marie Yoder
Wellman
Elvena Moffit
Toledo
Arizona
Reluctantly open trial in Alabama
Alabama Attorney General Richmond Flowers reluctantly opens the prosecution of a citizen deputy for the shooting of Jonathan Daniels an Episcopal seminary student from Keene New Hampshire. A county judge refused to postpone the trial and a federal delay bid failed. Coleman a prominent Lowndes County family member faces manslaughter charges and jury selection would begin unless new moves delay the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayneville
Ala
UPI
Alabama
Richmond Flowers
Flowers
Tom Coleman
Lowndes County
Coleman
Jonathan Daniels
Episcopal Seminary
Keene
N.H
Merit Scholars Honor Roll Two Waco seniors named merit scholarship semi-finalists
Waco seniors Wayne Jones and Mark Reschly were named merit scholarship semi finalists by guidance counselor William Bean. Finalists must pass a second exam, obtain school recs, and meet other requirements. merit scholars for 1966 will be chosen from the finalist group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
William Bean
Professional directory listing of area attorneys and chiropractor
A condensed professional directory lists LOUIS J. KEHOE attorney at Jeffry Building with phone 653 399, MORRISON MORRISON AND LLOYD at 211 W Washington St phone 653 2924, JOHN C OWEN attorney at 119 West Washington South Side Square phone 653 2874, STEWART AND SHEARER attorneys at law Richard A Stewart Paul V Shearer Abstract Dept in office 225 West Main phone 653 2159, and CHIROPRACTOR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
Weat Main
Highland teachers attends regional driver education conference
Highland High school reporter notes Highland teacher Don Lewis and driver education instructor attended the Regional Driver Education Conference in Washington on September 21. Sponsored by the A A A and Iowa educational units, it covered the new Motor Vehicle law, safety education materials, and Department of Public Instruction rules for driver education reimbursement. The junior class magazine drive funds the junior senior banquet and prom. subscriptions may be renewed or ordered via the school or a junior class member. Dale Burich was elected president of the Highland Community School board at the September 20 reorganizational meeting. Bob Gerot of Ainsworth was sworn in as the sole new board member, replacing Everette Roberts who did not seek reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Lewis
Washington
A.A.A
Iowa
Department of Public Instruction
Highland High School
Dale Burich
Highland Community School Board
Walter Bower
Bob Gerot
Ainsworth
Gerot
Everette Roberts
Developing a School Dress Code For Proper Attire
A discussion on shared responsibility among parents students and schools to set reasonable dress standards. It emphasizes flexibility avoiding undue restrictions and tailoring codes to grade level activities while considering educational value and possible legal implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Citizens’ Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. 0. B. Godber
Mrs
Otto Pfeifer
Ozarks
Mrs. O. B. Godber
Bridgestone
Ned’s Auto & Cycle
Ned Figgins
Riverside
Washington Concrete CO
North 12Th St. and
Rock Island Tracks
Evening Journal
Wayne Jones
Thomas Jones
Crawfordsville
Mark Reschly
Ervin Reschly
Wayland
Jr. High
West Burlington
Cardinal
Camera Club
Terry Conrad
Mark Lindeen
Leon Peterson
Ron Meyer
Board of Education
Prairie Home Cafe
Raymond King
George Brooks
Vernon Fletcher
Herbert Hult
W. J. Graber
Willis Hildebrand
Eugene Baker
Byron Thomas
Waco Junior High
Jesse Linch
Kay Anderson
Grant Nebel
Gail Boal
Linda Peterson
Mary Freyenberger
Steve Rebling
Pam Hiatt
Mary Rediger
Linda Hill
Vicki Eichenberger
Beverly Hutt
Chrystal Roth
Sherry Kaufman
Chevy Sommer
Barbara Lauer
Marilyn Wenger
Tom McAllister
Jim Widmer
Debbie McCall
Mark Bean
Donna Swartzendruber
Elizabeth Bergstrom
Linda _— Baker
Becky Sheetz
David Davison
Lavonne Roth
Wilbur Leichty
Susan Peterson
Stephana Roth
Karen Beese
Phyllis Krabill
Julia Unkrich
Howard Bean
Doug Graber
Chris Lease
Kent Widmer
Professional Directory
M. L. Tweeton
Marion
OR. P
Optometrists
John W. Lemmon
D. D
South
Christian Tabernacle
By David Nydice
UPI Education
Commuter Airlines
Chicago
Marshalltown
Paul Deiman
Committer Airlines
J. Harold Bragg
New Corporation
W. B. Crosby
UPI Telephoto
Plymouth
Nbc-Tv
Chrysler Motors Corporation
New Plymouth
Belvedere
Plymouth Fury
America
Plymouth Vip Fury
Belvedere Valiant Barracuda
Town & Country
East 3Rd St
Washington, Iowa
Washington Co
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