Ralph Sayre 75 Dies Father of Local Resident
Funeral services were held at Menlo Presbyterian Church for Ralph M. Sayre 75 of Boone who died Sunday from complications after ulcer operation. A native of Glendon he lived in Guthrie county most of his life and served as Guthrie county treasurer. He later worked with banks in Guthrie Center Stuart and Menlo before retiring in 1952. Surviving are three daughters a son six grandchildren a brother and three sisters.
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Menlo Presbyterian Church
Ralph M. Sayre
Boone
Charles Anderson
Chestnut Street
Mr. Sayre
Glendon
Guthrie County
Banks
Guthrie Center
Stuart
Menlo
Twisters Touch Ground In Kansas City Suburbs
Storms with tornado sightings sweep Kansas City area causing minor damage to trees power lines and at least two ground touching twisters near Olathe and Lawrence as residents shelter in basements amid warnings. Severe thunderstorm warnings extend from Missouri to Paducah Kentucky. In Iowa the Spanish War Veterans elect new officers and set Des Moines as 1958 convention site.
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Kansas
Missouri
Olathe
Kan
Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Paola
Garnett
Rock Creek
Topeka
Emporia
Ottawa
Independence
Hutchinson
Fort Scott
Atchison
Paducah
Boone
Thomas Russell
Dubuqne
Iowa Department of United Spanish War Veterans
Charles A. Dinsmore
Des Moines
R. A. Throne
Cedar Falls
Local ROTC Promotes Private First Class at ISU
Stanley Zellmer earns private first class in the ROTC signal corps at Iowa State College. Other briefs note Simpson college summer session opening, residents visiting from Chicago, a Basalt Colorado forest service position, judge court fines, steers sold in Omaha, Minnesota guests, marriage licenses, Nebraska visitors, and golfers entering the Iowa junior golf tournament at Iowa State College June 17-21.
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Stanley Zellmer
Rotc Signal Corps
Iowa State College
Mike O'Connor
Steve Hawke
Atlantic High School
Iowa
Iowa State College Course
Ames
Registered Hereford Bull for Sale in Red Oak
Two year old Hereford bull with Silver Domino and Baca Duke blood lines. Price reasonable. Contact M. McGreer & Son Red Oak via phone 2919 or 2921. Auction or sale details not provided. House listings not involved.
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Hereford
Silver Domino & Baca
Duke
M. McGreer & Son
Red Oak
Visiting Parents and City Court Fines Noted
Visiting Karl Moller and daughter from Torrance California join relatives in Atlantic. Mayor Howard F Lundberg's court fined several residents for traffic and license violations. The weather forecast calls for scattered showers statewide with cooler temperatures and a five day outlook near normal highs.
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Howard F. Lundberg
Richard
F. Ae
Stephen Reed
Robert Schiend
Atlantic
Max Watson
Jack W. Schrader
Orig
Marvin Rold
Richard D. Bolt
Carter Lake
Harvey Dickerson
Ahake
Rule on Lewis in School Reorganization Provisions Clarified
Attorney General Erbe and Assistant Abels outline that joint planning is a mandatory prerequisite to effectuation under Section 275.9 but may be pursued during hearings under Section 275.16. The joint boards may recess to complete planning, or dismiss the petition if they choose not to proceed, with guidance from amendments in House File 158.
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Joint Board
Norman A. Erbe
Leonard C. Abels
William Freed
Gowrie
Collision damages two cars in Avoca street. Zoeller cited
Gerald Jones age 19 of Walnut collided with a 1951 Lincoln driven by Mrs Elva Zoeller age 64 of Avoca on Elm street. Jones’ 1956 Ford sustained about 30 dollars in damage while Zoeller’s car had minor damage. Zoeller faced charges for operating without registration and leaving the scene of a property damage crash.
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AVOCA
Gerald £. Jones
Walnut
Elva Zoeller
Elm Street
Jones
Zoeller
Senate Extends Soil Bank Amid Farm Money Bill Victory
The Senate approved a 3.67 billion farm bill after a 13 hour session with 78 to 0 vote. The measure preserves soil bank payments and adds 500 million authorized for 1958 crops, while two separate misc agency appropriations move forward. Conferees will seek House agreement on soil bank extensions amid ongoing farm policy negotiations.
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Washington
Senate
Soil Bank
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Eisenhower
Senate House
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Dog bite injures teen near Fifth and Cedar streets
Ronald Butler, 16, was bitten on the ankle by a dog this morning in the Fifth and Cedar streets area and required medical attention. The report also notes accident victims Clarence Acker, 49, and his wife Alvina, 47, in good condition at Jennie Edmundson hospital after a collision near Quick, with Acker spine injuries and Alvina a fractured arm.
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Ronald Butler
Fifth and
Cedar Streets
Clarence Acker
Alvina
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Duane Weppler
Lewis
Quick
Acker
Hospital releases follow Omaha truck crash report
A driver and a passenger were released from Audubon hospital Monday after a crash. William Pavey 44 of Omaha and James Wright 38 released. Walter Earl 62 of Council Bluffs and Howard May 62 of Omaha remain hospitalized. Mrs Fred Vail Lewis returned home after major surgery May 24 at St Josephs hospital in Omaha. Mrs R L Worth was dismissed last week after surgery at Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs.
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Grant
Fred Roberts
Corning Hospital
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Audubon Hospital
William Pavey
Omaha
James Wright
Walter Earl
Howard May
Mrs Goodfellow Dies In Chicago After Long Local Ties
Lucia Goodfellow a former Audubon Hamlin area resident died last week at her Chicago home. She clerked in local retail stores for many years and leaves several relatives.
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Audubon
Lucia Goodfellow
Audubon and Hamlin Vicinities
Chicago
Ill
Burial in Jackson Neb Confirmed for Local Resident
The notice notes a burial taking place in Jackson Nebraska for a local resident. The fragment mentions the deceased and the final resting location as Jackson Nebraska.
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Jackson, Neb
Motorists Must Heed STOP Signs Not Slow Down
A brief urging drivers to stop at STOP signs is emphasized, warning against treating them as mere caution or speed reducers. The notice stresses full compliance for road safety and traffic discipline.
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