Postville Herald (Newspaper) - June 30, 1965, Postville, Iowa News Report Births and Mrs. Russell June 27. Medical June 21. June June 24. lAnna West June June Surgery Lawrence June Discharged June 21 i June 21. Langerman and June 21. Villiam June 21 June 21. nn June 23 June 24. filliam Huinker and twin 24. laul Benjegerdes and baby he 25. Hen Green and twin a June 26. June 27. June 27. June 27. Deaths I June 27. Official Newspaper for Allamakee County and the Town of Postville Postville Herald A LIVE NEWSPAPER IN A LIVE TOWN Seventy-Third JUNE 30, 1965. Number 35. Ossian Girl is Accident Rites Thursday Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at the Lutheran Church in Ossian for Gerri three-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lee Meyer of who was killed in an auto accident about 8:45 p. m. Burial will be in the Castalia The Schutte Funeral Service is in The death occured in a one and miles east of Ossian on Highway 52 a heavy rain storm Sunday A station wagon driven by Mr. Meyer and a car driven by Dean 21, of near Castalia collided nearly Both cars were totally In the Meyer besides were Mr. and Mrs. Meyer and a son 4. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer are still hospitalized at Decorah Chris has been transferred to St. Mary's Peterson was taken to the Decorah hospital for surgery and transferred to St. Mary's Legion Officers Installed By Post Here Teacher Board of Ridgeway hired as junior high by the Postville i In addition science Mr. will act as seventh and basketball has taught for the past four years Memorial Junior High it that he taught one year where he also coached and i graduate of Upper Iowa in 1960 with a major and minors in history Kical Mr. and have two anxious to return to item Iowa as Mr. Chand of Cresco high Ed his father lives near y. of this position fancies for a high school and a high school bing eads Midwest Sales pty savings bonds that May sales of ' and H United States bonds in Allamakee 546,708. This gives Ity a total of for 44 per cent of its 1965 gles in all of Iowa were boosting the five W to for 45 1 the 1965 This p is the highest of all the sales and per cent s made are shown for Mies in this for 46 per 49 per I 44 Chevalier Attending Boston Bank Seminar M. F. executive vice president of the Citizens State Bank of is attending the sixth seminar for senior bank officers at the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administra The course started June 27 and concludes July 3. The seminar is conducted by the Institute for Financial Management under the sponsorship of the Independent Bankers Heading the teaching group drawn from the faculty of the Harvard Business School will be Dr. Charles M. Williams and Professor Warren A. Kneeland Completes Duty On Bank Board W. A. president of the Postville State attended the final meeting as a member of the Iowa State Banking Board in Des Moines last Mr. Kneeland completed a four year term on the Mr. Kneeland was named to the State Banking Board in 1961, and served in that capacity four His term officially ends The new board member representing northeast Iowa is W. P. Officers for Arthur F. Brandt American were installed at the regular meeting of the post held at the Legion Memorial last Monday Installed left to right LaVern Ralph vice and Roland Evan was not present when the picture was Herald Mary Hangartner Is Given Degree Mary daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James graduated June 25 from the Institute of Medical Commencement exercises were held at 1:00 p. m. in the First Christian Miss Hangartner received her degree as a Registered X-Ray Mrs. Dora E. Schave Dies Tuesday Morning Funeral services are pending for Dora E. 78, of Postville who passed away Tuesday June 29, at the Decorah The Schutte Funeral Service of Postville is in charge of the The obituary will appear in next week's 1% Inches Of Rain In Past Week At The Theatre Friday and July 1, 2 and 3 - starring Tony Randall and Shirley Monday and July 4, 5 and 6-Keir Duella and Jack Warden star in Thin Red Mrs. Harris Attends ISU Short Course Schultz Attending I Augsburg Institute Augsburg is currently conducting its 1965 summer institute in Chemistry for high ability high school Attending this area is Richard This an intensive six-week course in college level is under the direction of Dr. Courtland chairman of the department of and Dr. Earl associate professor of David laboratory instructor in chemistry at the will serve as laboratory instructor at the institute and he will be assisted by four Augsburg chemistry The 45 students attending were chosen on the basis of superior I. a recommendation from their high school Science and scores on the entrance This is the fifth consecutive year that the Augsburg chemistry department has been selected for this Band To Salute John P. Sousa Boy Scouts Spend Week At Camp Klaus On Summer the 18th year Iowa State University held the School Lunch short course under the joint sponsorship of the Institution Management Department and the Iowa School Lunch Division of the Iowa State Department of Public Menu planning and food purchasing sessions were taught by Miss Julianne Austin of the United States Department of por Opening Friday riculture National School Lunch Agricultural Marketing D. C. Other areas of study during the June 21-25, included improving work cost storage and inventory and personal nutrition and Attending the school lunch short course was Mrs. Roger Harris from the Postville Dairy Bar Plans The Dairy owned by Mr. and Mrs. Lynn will hold their grand opening on July 2, with free coffee and balloons and The Dairy Bar is the former Waters There will be a special sale on hot fountain and half gallons of ice Fund Takes jump Ahead ad drive to raise the John R. Mott d took a forward this week as to the More to mark set by the com- is a list of the received this past 1 Mrs. Herbert leton of wd Mrs. of 200.00 Equipment Louis HillL 100.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 Five 320.00 - 4,559.50 440.50 New Teacher STORES CLOSING FOR JULY 41h HOLIDAY j Postville r e ta i 1 stores and banks will be closed all day July 5, in observance of Independence While the holiday falls on the national observance is on Stores will reopen for as usual on Tuesday Don Hoth Joins California Firm Morton D. Hoth has been named a medical service representative for He will serve the California A. degree He Hoth holds a B. B from the University of tie and his wife will relocate to the Fresno area in the near future His Mr. Clarence C. Hoth is a resident of Laboratories is a producer of artificial intravenous solutions and blood July 7, the Postville high school Band will salute the most famous bandman of them all - John Philip No one other person has done as much to develop an interest in music in particularly that of the marching as did Beginning his career in the U. S. Marine Band in the early 1900's, he toured America and Europe leaving behind in the ears of his hundreds of melodies from his famous The band will pay a tribute to Sousa by playing seven of his more well known Concert Star Spangled Civil War Suite - the Sound of - Let Me Call You Sweetheart - Three Sketches for Band - 1. 2. 3. Barn Salute to High School The Hands Across the King The Washington El South Pacific - j You'll Never Walk Alone - ' Junior Band All students interested in beginning and their are cordially invited to attend an informal July 8, at 8:00 p. m. in the high school A demonstration of all the instruments will be presented by present band members and Mr. band The purpose of this demonstration is to give the beginners a better idea of what instrument they might like to A full explanation of instrumental planned and other pertinent information will be given at that By starting this each new beginner will have an opportunity to have several private lessons before school begins in the Anyone having questions may call Mr. Schultz anytime during the week at 864-7654. Twenty-five Boy Scouts and four leaders spent the past week at Camp Klaus at Colesburg on their annual summer Leaders attending were Carl Hall Norman and Leonard Boy Scouts in attendance Chip Peter Mark Doug Don Steven Jeff Ford Gregory Gem Alan Jeffrey Mike Russ Loren Clifford Jim Reggie Charles Jim John Paul Randy Grant Mork and Donnie Needed rainfall on Sunday and Tuesday brought a total of 1.75 inches of moisture to the Light rain fell Saturday morning measuring of an A windstorm accompanied by strong lightning hit the area about 8:00 p. m. Sunday bringing heavy Amounts of moisture received in the area varied with an inch and a quarter to an inch and three quarters Postville measured 1.30 Rain again Tuesday measured at added another of an High School Is John R. Mott School The new Postville high school building was renamed the R. Mott High to action taken by the of Education at a special meeting last Monday The board also met with attorneys Arthur Jacobson of Waukon and J. B. Steele of Postville to discuss possible litigation over the defective roof on the new high school Repairs for the grade building roof were The board purchase of two sound column speakers from Donald Meyer for use in the new July 5, at 8:00 p. m. was set as the date for the next board This meeting ia required by law for the swearing in of all members because of the recent special school All regular business for the month will be conducted at this meeting in place of the usual meeting on the second Monday of the Plans also call for the Board to meet on July 8, to consider the 1965-1966: school The board of education at the special meeting last Monday night considered the advisability of installing a school towel system and a system of activity buses to take home students after athletic Both of these suggestions were not adopted because of the cost of these The fifth annual drive-in conference for school board members and school administrators at Cedar Falls last Tuesday was discussed and it was decided that Supt. K. T. Cook should represent the school at this Class Of 1955 Holds Reunion Highway 52 Bids Let On Resurfacing bids totaling were received by the Iowa State Highway Commission June 22 for farm to market and park and institutional road Included in the letting was concrete resurfacing on Highway 52 out of Calmar southeasterly to 15.606 The low bid went to W. and Minnesota for No Driving On School Grounds Karen Comstock Miss Karen English The Postville Board of Educa tion has ruled that cars should not be driven on the school grounds or on the blacktopped playground and tennis court area This action was taken last Monday night at a special meeting because some people using the tennis courts have been driving on the school grounds and on the black topped play Everyone using the tennis court is asked to park cars on the main school drive or other designated parking area and walk to the ten nis The Postville High School graduating class of 1955 held a ten-year reunion on June 11 at the Pink Elephant in Those present Mr. and Mrs. Harley Mr. and Mrs. Dean Landt Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Harris Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wayne Wettleson Mr. and Mrs. Marlen Schutte Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hager e 11 e n e and Mr. and Mrs. Milo Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ann Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Kneeskern and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kessel Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Durnan Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Taylor r 1 e n e Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Vokaty Mr. and Mrs. Dick Iowa Mr. and Mrs. Richard Deeney and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cedar Mrs. R. E. Bradley Duane D. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney F. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stevens Wisconsin ATTEND ORIENTATION SESSIONS AT I. S. U. Ames - Attending orientation sessions in the College of Agriculture at Iowa State University this week were Glen R. Bente and John R. Chevalier of Attending orientation sessions in the College of Engineering was Larry L. Gelo of The orientation program is sponsored by the university to allow students to take necessary entrance consult with counselors and to become familiar with the campus after their tentative fall quarter class schedules are Participation in the orientation program gives the student more time to tour the campus and Freshman Days when they would normally be engaging in testing During their two-day orientation program students and their parents are housed in university dormitories and the students can become familiar dormitory Parents attend coffee sessions with representatives of the five colleges and are encouraged to ask questions about the university and its 4-H CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL TOUR The superintendent of schools The 4-H Club held was instructed to see that m s Sale Dates Dates Claimed July 10-Household sale for L. O. guardian for Mrs. J. A. at home in the matter was given publicity and also to see that chain barricades be placed across the drives to the north of the grade building and to the north of the new high school and also across the drive coming to the school grounds from the east. This is being done to discourage driving upon the school grounds for tennis and other Some young men have also been driving reckless on the parking area behind the John R. Mott according to its annual tour on June 5 start ing at Marvin Millers to see the boys dairy to Eldred Schlitters to see Merle Larson's and to Wayne Chamberlains for The group went to Jim to see the saddle shop and riding they enjoyed watching Mrs. Ruckhaber ride several of the Afterwards the group went to the Postville fairgrounds for a The Clifford Soride and Milton Turner families will serve at the July 12 County Patrol For Weekend Des Sheriffs and their Deputies patrolled over 50,000 miles on the highways in Iowa during the Fourth of July Holiday weekend in 1964 and this year these same officers will begin patrolling at 6:00 P. M. July 2, and continue for 75 hours until midnight July 5. William R. Executive Director of the Iowa State said that these men will be actively cooperating with all other law enforcement agencies in an attempt to help Iowa enjoy the safest There are reports that some sheriffs are planning air patrols in their others have arranged for coffee stops at highway intersections where motorists can stop and rest and meet these officers while enjoying free coffee and Other sheriffs will station their posse members along heavily traveled roads to assist motorists whenever a former whole idea is to prevent accidents whenever possible and to help Iowa establish a record for safe driving during this All of these efforts will be in addition to the sheriffs regular work of maintaining the office and jail for normal county
