CENTERVILLE —
The Blood Center of Iowa would like to commend the sponsor groups, The Chapter TTT ER, TTT AS, and the Hospital Auxiliary, for their significant contribution to the blood drive as well as the Grace Tabernacle Baptist Church for allowing us to hold the blood drive in their facility Jan. 3. We would also like to express appreciation to all the volunteers and donors who made a valuable contribution to the volunteer blood donor program.
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary members Barbara Smith and Vivian Huisman registered donors. Working the canteen were Doris LaPaglia, Bev Fike, Patty Albright and Jewell Bryant. Sandwiches were provided by Pat Brown and Bev Fike. Reminding donors of appointments were Pauline Golick, Nancy Kilpatrick and Caroll VanDyne. Publicity was provided by Larry Bettis, Rose Cunningham, Daily Iowegian, KCOG and Community 1st Credit Union. Gary Thomas set up and took down the drive.
Volunteer donors were Bob Gray, Nancy Jones, Dana Rodgers, Sally Donald, Patricia Brown, Bill Brown, Tammy Davis, Dick Wakefield, Levi Yoder, Ramona Berner, Eli Hershberger, Neil Hershberger, Megan Fowler, Peggy Sales, Bruce Jenson, Bill Thom, Tracy Wendland, Tyler Havard, Loretta Hertzler, Effie Yoder, Fannie Barntrager, Susan Byler, Anna Helmuth, Zelda Starr, Rachelle Neilson, Stan Huston, Suzanne Gorman, Ronda Peek, Jeffery Willier, Thelma Smothers, Jennifer Henderson, Crystal Gardner, Kristen Sheston, Timothy Buckallew, Carlotta Wilson, Tiffany Bogle, Daniel Hershberger, Connie Vanblaricon, Larry Royer, Sharon Sheston, Andrew Hancox, Willis Yoder, Harley Barntrager, Nathan Yoder, Melvin Miller, Ryan VanDorn, Shirley Mathes, Howard Mathes, Lois Heartly, Taylor Johnson, Loren Walker, Carly Seibert, Nick Hindley, Carrie Simmons and Travis Egley.
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January blood drive successful
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Trolley to begin tours Friday
State Street Trolley will be starting its weekly Friday historic tours on May 18 at 1:30 p.m. from Big Red Realty and Insurance on the east side of the Historic Square District.
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Camp Appanoose welcomes new program coordinator
Rachel Nunnikhoven has joined Camp Appanoose as program coordinator.
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Strickler family honors loved one with memorial bench
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Blood drive to be held June 5
The need for blood donations from volunteer blood donors is continuous and on-going. While the need for blood remains about the same from month to month, the number of donations typically decreases during the summer months.
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Drake Library to hold ‘Harry Potter’ LEGO day Thursday
The public is invited to a special LEGO activity at the Drake Public Library Thursday, May 17 at 4 p.m.
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$1,000 poetry contest prize
A $1,000 prize is being offered to the last poet standing in a contest sponsored by Rainbow Poets.
Poems of 21 lines or fewer on any subject and in any style will be judged by the contest director Dr. Michael Thomas. -
‘Poppy Week’ benefits veterans
Wednesday afternoon Mayor Jim Senior signed the "Poppy Proclamation" declaring Poppy Week from May 14-19.
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Centerville man wins shotgun from American Leigon
Roy C. Walden Post No. 214, the American Legion, held their monthly meeting April 9 and had their drawing for a Mossberg model 510 turkey-deer shotgun.
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Local man graduates from Marine Corps basic training
Michael Nathaniel Fletcher, 19, of Unionville, Iowa graduated from United States Marine Corps boot camp at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego May 4, 2012.
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Chapter NB PEO meeting held May 8
The regular meeting of Chaper NB met at the home of Marge Meyer.
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Celebrate older Americans during May at 18-80 Club
If the old saying “April showers bring May flowers” is correct, then we should have lots of flowers. Lots of flowers were shared Tuesday with the kick off to older American month. Our mayor, Jim Senior gave the official proclamation.
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Drake Public Library to hold fundraising bake sale May 12
The Friends of the Drake Library met on Tuesday, April 24 at 4 p.m. at the Library.
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Chapter NB holds regular meeting April 24
The regular meeting of Chapter NB met at the Lutheran Church with Cindy Keene acting as hostess.
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IHCC program accredited
The Indian Hills Community College Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic Specialist program has been accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Programs.
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Beta Sigma Phi sorority honors members during April meeting
At their regular meeting in April, several members of the Iowa Nu Masters chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority were awarded the Torchbearer Degree.
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