It Happened in Keokuk
Oct. 23, 1908
100 years ago
Lantern Club organized to light streets as a result of damage to light plant which cut off area lights.
Oct. 23, 1933
75 years ago
Phil Ball, owner of St. Louis Browns and former Keokuk resident, dies.
Oct. 23, 1958
50 years ago
Barbara McCullough of Keokuk won second honors recently in a piano audition contest sponsored by the Music Teachers Association Inc. at Iowa Wesleyan College in Mount Pleasant.
Oct. 23, 1983
24 years ago
Mrs. Carl Huiskamp hosts Keokuk Area Hospital Auxiliary Tea for members and interested persons.
100 years ago
Lantern Club organized to light streets as a result of damage to light plant which cut off area lights.
Oct. 23, 1933
75 years ago
Phil Ball, owner of St. Louis Browns and former Keokuk resident, dies.
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50 years ago
Barbara McCullough of Keokuk won second honors recently in a piano audition contest sponsored by the Music Teachers Association Inc. at Iowa Wesleyan College in Mount Pleasant.
Oct. 23, 1983
24 years ago
Mrs. Carl Huiskamp hosts Keokuk Area Hospital Auxiliary Tea for members and interested persons.
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