Thanking Relatives for Support After Loss
Mrs. Wait Sunderman and family thank relatives friends and others for cards flowers and help during the illness and death of their husband and father. Also noted is Patricia Reuss graduating from Audubon High School and acceptance to the University of Iowa.
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Wait Sunderman
Clifford Sunderman
Gene
Aan
University OF Iowa Adubon
Patricia Reuss
Leo Reuss
Lapin
Nitat
University of Iowa
Fren Audubon High School
Sharon Pont to Represent Cass in Iowa Groomed Girl Contest
Sharon Pont of Massena will represent Cass County in the Iowa Groomed Girl contest at the State 4-H Club convention in Ames this week. Pont won the spirit of camp at the tri county 4-H outing at Camp Brewster near Omaha last week.
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Sharon Pont
Massena
Cass County
Iowa
Ames
Miss Pont
Tri-County
Camp Brewster
Omaha
George Hunt 78 Dies Suddenly at Extra
George W. Hunt 73 retired farmer died Monday after 4 30 PM from a heart attack in Extra. He was born December 21 1876 near Extra and lived here all his life. Surviving are his widow three daughters a brother and a sister. Funeral services set for 2 PM Friday at the Christian Church.
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George W. Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Extra
Isiah and
Mary Hunt
Dollie Gransberry
Mary Lee Reed
Wiota
Alice Mae Swanson
Davenport
Delphine Barrelt
Tucson
Ariz
Charles Hunt
Lillian Gilbert
Arvada
Colo
The
Christian Church
Peterson Freese Wedding At First Presbyterian Church
Miss Carole Ann Peterson daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Peterson of 1401 Chestnut street wed Eugene G Freese son of Mr and Mrs Otto C Freese of Ames at the First Presbyterian Church. Rev David Hub officiated before pink rose decorated altar. Attendants wore pink sashes and carried white carnations and pink roses. A four tier cake centered the bridal table and a reception followed in the church parlors. The couple will reside after a west coast wedding trip. Out of town guests came from Ames Odebolt Council Bluffs Guthrie Center Audubon Anita and St Joseph Missouri.
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The
Betty Hyndman
Leroy Bebensee
Judy Sorenson
Judy Frey
Dean Bower
Louise Sorenson
Gray
Connie Stone
Des Moinés
Donald Freese
Bernard Anfinson
Des Moines
Jack Madison
Mae Sorenson
Claude Lang
Esther McDermott
Misa Joan Templeman
Glenn Ohms
Lois ‘Walkas
Ella Patton
Helen Smith Marix Schwarts
Marie Ohms
Walnut Grove
Company
Prsase Piadautas Baalike
Ames
Odebolt
Council Guthrie Center
Audubon
Anita and
St. Joseph
Casey couple weds at Methodist church in festive ceremony
Esther Kopaska and Dean Bassett exchanged vows Sunday June 5 at Casey's Methodist church in front of 140 guests. The bride wore nylon tulle over satin with a bolero neckline. Attendants wore navy blue as mothers wore coordinating blue ensembles.
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Kopaciy Bacoste-Pieetials
Methodist
Casey
Esther Kopaska
Everett Kopaska
Dean F. Bassett
Earl Bassett
John T. Jacob Per
Wedding Party At Home In Des Moines After Trip
The article lists the couple and wedding party members including Colleen Stolk Joyce Geil and Bessie Neifert as gift recets. After a duet wedding trip the couple will reside in Des Moines. The bride is Casey high school graduate of 1955 and will work at Allans Accounting Co. The bridegroom is Casey graduate of 1954 and works for International Harvester Co. in Des Moines.
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TTEY- PERE or _— Pumple
Ee ‘Mhas
Martin St Gerald ‘Whetstote
George Kem Lyon Wright
Ernest Kopaska
Bessie Neifert
Colleen Stolk
Joyce Geil
Karen
Smith
Doloresse
Des Moines
Casey High School
Allans Accounting Co
International Harvester Co
House group approves 7% pay raise for civil service workers
Washington The House Civil Service Committee approved a 7 percent across the board pay rise for the nations civil service workforce of about one million. The plan passed 16 to 4 after a 6 percent proposal was defeated by a tie. Details on retroactivity and extensions for legislative and judicial branches to be decided tomorrow. Previously postal workers received an average 8 percent boost retroactive to March 1.
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Washington
House Civil Service Committee
Mga Awl
House OKs tariff reciprocity bill to President
The House passed a compromise reciprocity bill 347 to 56, extending powers to cut tariffs and sending the measure to the Senate and then to President Eisenhower for signature. The bill had faced a stiff early fight and numerous Senate amendments, with broad support in the final vote. The compromise grants Eisenhower general authority he sought.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
President Jower Proposes Tariff Reductions with Global Concessions
President Jower outlines a plan raising tariffs by up to 15 percent over three years in exchange for similar concessions from other nations. Tariff cuts could proceed in steps of up to 5 percent annually, and new duties above 50 percent may be rolled back to that level.
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Jower
Eisenhower Adenauer say Germany cannot be neutral
President Eisenhower and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer declare in a White House joint statement that the concept of neutrality cannot be applied to Germany. The leaders spoke after a half hour conference and stressed agreement on Germany’s status.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
White House
Soviet and German Relations Discussed by Leaders
The joint statement reported a broad field of understanding between the Soviet Union and Germany and between the Soviets and the West. It noted reassurance after talks and addressed recent Soviet moves that had prompted observers to consider a request for German neutralization in exchange for reunification.
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Soviet Union
Germany
Gray woman earns bachelor of arts at Wheaton
Mrs Helen Irene Martin of Gray received a bachelor of arts degree in Christian education at Wheaton College annual commencement exercises in Wheaton Illinois. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles King Sr of Gray.
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Gray
Helen Irene Martin
Wheaton College
Wheaton, Ill
Charles King, Sr
Singapore taxi drivers join communist backed general strike
Singapore saw about 2,000 taxicabs vanish from the streets as drivers joined a Communist backed general strike protesting the arrest of six Chinese union officials. About 80 factories closed and 13 bus lines were shut, leaving thousands stranded and 17,090 workers idle of 70,000 ordered out by union leaders. Don’t drive you drink.
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Singapore
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