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Page 2 The Lone Tree Reporter Thursday, June 2, 2016
By: Terry Kruse Home was one of the more heavily donation will make it possible to
The Lone Tree Community used facilities in the community, have the roof replaced this sum-
Foundation submitted for a It impacts the lives of hundreds mer. The Lone Tree Legion is very
grant of $10,000 to the Washing- of veterans, local citizens and thankful for Jeff Lihs's hard work
ton County Riverboat Founda-other community organizations through the LTCF to apply for and
tion to help in the cost of replac- by being available for their use. successfully get the grant for the
ing the roof on the Legion Post If the roof were to start leaking roof repair. We are thankful that
Home. The LTCF pointed out to the building would be closed until the WCRF approved the request as
the WCRF that the Legion Post it could be repaired. This sizable one of the 22 made in the area.
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67% of 65 or older Americans will
need some form of long-term
care in their lifetimes.
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Looking back 100 years to June
1, 1916.
The graduates of Lone Tree
for the Class of 1916 are Donald
D. Baker, Lillian K. Zimmerman,
Alice L. Day, Helen M. Younkin,
Perry S. Holdeman, Ruth Bar-
nett, Edward M. Smid, Elma M.
Lenz, Ruth Ramer, Frank E. Eden,
Wilma E Posten, and Ralph E Mor-
risen. The exercises were held in
the Fisher opera house and the
building was inadequate to hold
all those who desired admittance.
The much talked of oiled streets
are now a reality in Lone Tree
and there is the usual amount of
praise as well as knocking on the
proposition.
Memorial Day was fittingly ob-
served in Lone Tree Tuesday af-
ternoon when one of the best pro-
grams ever given here was heard
by a crowd that filled the Armory
to overflowing.
There were 125 members and
friends of the Lone Tree high
school alumni association pres-
ent at the eighteenth annual ban-
quet which was held at the Fisher
opera house Friday evening.
Steve Schuessler and wife have
a new daughter at their home.
"Jack" Curtis and wife are the
proud parents of a boy born May
24th.
Lieutenant Glenn H. FairaU has
received notice from the Adjutant
General notifying him of the dates
set for the Camp of Instruction for
all Cavalry non-commissioned of-
ricers of the National Guard to
be held in Lone Tree from June
26 through 29. This will bring be-
tween fifty and sixty officers to-
gether for the four days.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Boyd on May 26.
Wm. Bell and wife are proud
over the arrival of a little daugh-
ter at their home on May 29.
The small pox quarantine was
raised from the Steve Schuessler
home the first of the week.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Halligan on May 30.
It is up to the men to say by their
votes on June 5th whether or not
the women will be allowed to vote
By Kris Rife
The Lone Tree
Reporter
in the future.
Looking back 75 years to June
5, 1941.
The Red Cross quota of hos-
pital bed shirts was finished
today. Twelve hundred yards of
unbleached muslin has been cut
and sewed into a total of 343 bed
shirts.
Miss Pauline Mae Johnson and
Hilton L. Yakish were married at
12:15 o'clock Sunday afternoon at
the home of the bridegroom's par-
ents.
Work of moving the postoffice
to its new room in the Krall block
was completed Sunday and the of-
rice opened for business in its new
location Monday morning.
Chester Bell and Dorothy Hen-
drix were united in marriage at
4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
at the First English Lutheran
church in Iowa City in a double
ring service.
John Behrens was seriously
hurt Sunday afternoon while rid-
ing in the motorcycle hill climb
held at Mehaleck's hill. Behrens
suffered severe chest injuries and
facial cuts when struck by his ma-
chine.
Howard Hamilton received his
Doctor of Philosophy degree from
Johns Hopkins university on
Tuesday, June 3. He recently was
awarded a training fellowship
by the Rockefeller Foundation
and plans to study biochemistry
at the College of Physicians and
Surgeons at Columbia University
in New York this fall. He plans to
spend the summer at the Marine
Biological laboratory at Woods
Hole, Mass.
A nice sized crowd was pres-
ent at the Lone Tree park Friday
morning for the Memorial day
services.
Donald R. Doerres left Wednes-
day for Cedar Rapids from whence
he will go to the Great Lakes Naval
Training station to begin navy en-
listment. He enlisted in the navy
Saturday.
Miss Gladys Jehle moved her
beauty shop last Wednesday from
rooms in the Mabel Burr resi-
dence to her own home.
Lavon Ashton was one of over
1,100 students receiving degrees
at the commencement exercises
at the state university Monday
morning. Miss Ashton received
the Bachelor of Arts degree, ma-
joring in the field of home eco-
nomics.
Senior Dining
June 6 - June 10
Monday, June 6: Chicken Salad Sandwich, Pasta Salad, Tropi-
cal Fruit, Pudding
Tuesday, June 7: Sliced Ham, Malibu Vegetables, Pineapple,
Dessert
Wednesday, June 8: Baked Fish, Seasoned Potatoes, Beets, Fruit
Cocktail
Thursday, June 9: Vegetable Beef Soup, Fresh Salad, Pears,
Dinner Roll, Ice Cream
Friday, June 10: Brats, Baked Beans, Peaches, ½ Banana
All meals are served with whole wheat bread, margarine and 2%
milk unless noted. For reservations call 629-5144.
Nichols Christian
Church
607 Grant Ave., Nichols
Phone: 723-4346
Sunday Services:
9:30 a.m. - Worship Service
10:30 a.m. - Sunday School
Nichqls United
Methodist Church
315 Main, Nichols
Phone: 723-4585
Pastor Don Hodson
Sunday Services:
9:30 a.m. - Family Worship Service
with Children's Sermon
Our Parish Cluster
Sts. Mary & Josenh
Lone Tree: ~)16 W. Jayne St.
Nichols: Short St & Grand Ave.
Hills: 209 Brady Street
Pastor: Father Mike Spiekermeier
Cluster Coordinator
Mrs. Carol Kaalberg
Lone Tree: 629-4225; Nichols:
723-4566; Hills: 679-2271, Cell:
319-330-5324
Saturday Mass • 4 p.m. Lone Tree
Mass ° 6:00 p.m. Hills
Sunday Mass • 8 a.m. Nichols
Mass • 10:00 a.m. Hills
Tuesday & Fdday Mass. 10 a.m.
Pioneer Park Care Center "
United Presbyterian
Church of Lone Tree
110 W. Elm St.
Church: 629-4900
Web Site:
www.lonetreeiowachu rch.com
Pastor: Rev. Jim Bonewald
Church Office and Pantry hours:
Monday through Thursday from
9:00 a.m. to noon
Wednesday June 1
6:00 p.m. Deacons Meeting
6:30 p.m. Youth Group
Saturday June 4
6:00 p.m. Potluck Supper at Shady
Creek
Sunday June 5
10:00 a.m. Worship Service
10:15 a.m. Sunday School
11:10 a.m. Super Council Meeting
3:00 - 6:00 p.m. Big Batch Cooking
Class
Tuesday June 7
4:00 p.m. Presbytery Meeting in
Muscatine
Wednesday June 8
Council Reports Due
10:15 a.m. Care Center Worship
6:30 p.m. Youth Group
The Lone Tree
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Thursday
June 2
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