Williams Rites Held for Beulah Marie Joyce
Funeral services were held in California for Beulah Marie Joyce Williams a longtime Cass County native born July 37 1911 near Lamar Missouri She married Opie A Williams and lived in Riverside Colton and later Colton died June 24 at Community Hospital San Bernardino Burial was in Montecito Memorial Park Survivors include son Don mother Mrs Joyce sister Mrs Cannady and three brothers Dale Kenneth Joyce and Owen Joyce Her husband died Oct 5 1958.
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Memorial Park
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Frank B
Neilie Joyce
Ben
Lamar
Oto
Cass County
California
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Buckhartz
Riverside
Colton
Williams
Colton Rebekah Lodge
Methodist Church
Don
Joyce
Arione Cannady
Heaperia
Dale
Kenneth Joyce
Owen Joyce
Lakewood
Hospital Patients and Discharges Noted in Local Reports
SICK and INJURED Hospital Patients include Florence Clark of Ri undergoing surgery at Atlantic Memorial this morning. Fred Ereman of Anita admitted for medical treatment. Mrs Irwin Dor released over the weekend. Wallace Drake remains a patient at Jennie Edmundson in Council Bluffs. Blurb urges motorists to slow down at dusk to save a life.
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The
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Fred Ereman
Anita
Irwin Dor
Walnut
Merc
Wallace Drake
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council. Bluffs
Alice Brown Dies Rites Wednesday
Mrs. Alice E. Brown 87 lifelong Cass County resident died Sunday at her daughter’s home near Fletcher Chapel. Born June 38 1872 in Noble township she taught school locally before marrying Edward M. Brown in 1897. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Cumberland Christian Church burial Atlantic cemetery.
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Cass County
Earl Becker
Fletcher Chapel
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Noble Township
Levi
Abbie Harrington Mountain
Drake
Des Moines
Edward M. Brown
O.E.9
Howard D. Brown
W N.J
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Ray Mountain
Plainer
Colo
Howard Neal
Cumberland Christian Church
Atlantic Cemetery
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Democrats reorganize major Iowa state boards and commissions
Democrats gain control of key Iowa state bodies as commissioners and board members change. William Timmons to replace Oliver Bennett on the Insurance Commission. Claude M. Stanley retires with Walter M. Moeller to succeed. State Sen. Jim Henry moves to the State Board of Control, and Laurence Boothby joins the Board of Parole. New appointees fill vacancies on the Control Commission, Social Welfare Board, Conservation Commission, Board of Regents, and Tax Commission with a mix of Democrats and Republicans reflecting ongoing turnover.
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Loveless
William Timmons
Dubuque
Oliver Bennett
Mapleton
Claude M. Stanley
Corning
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Walter M. Moeller
Bettendorf
Henry
Lappen
Jim Henry
Carson
State Board of Control
Robert Lappen
Des Moines
Laurence Boothby
Iowa Control Commission
Illiam P. Housel
Humbolgt
E. J. Burris
Maquoketa
Board of
Social Welfare
Marshall Jewell
Jewell Republican
Mary Huncke
The
Conservation Commission
Sherry Fisher
Earl Jarvis
Wilton Junction
George M.foster
Ottumwa
J. D. Reynolds
Creston
Board of Regents
A. W. Noehren Spencer
Robert Valentine Centarvile
Maurice Crabbe
Eagle Grove
Art A. Drebenstedt
Burlington
Richard Plock
Roy Stevens
Store Fire at Curt's Royal Blue in Marshalltown
A Marshalltown blaze destroyed the interior of Curt's Royal Blue grocery after a lightning strike is suspected to have hit power lines feeding the store. Firemen battled smoke and flames for about two hours starting around 5 a.m. Niemen offered the lightning theory Monday.
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Royal Blue
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Grain and Livestock Prices Reported from Chicago and Des Moines
Chicago and Des Moines market notes show receipts, bid prices, and futures for wheat corn oats rye and soybeans. Grain quotes include July and Sep contracts with varied gains and losses, while Des Moines lists hog prices by weight class and market activity.
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iMar
Grain and Livestock Markets Report from Omaha and Chicago
USDA and AP reports show hogs at Omaha trading unevenly lower with sows down, cattle and calves across 18,000 head, and sheep around 3,700. Chicago hogs slide sharply with 85 to 50 cents drop, steers steady to slightly up, and grain markets mixed as July soybeans face selling pressure amid loan-default stock sales.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Barrows & Gilts
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U. S
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Chicago
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Iowan Killed in Fairfield Collision on Highway 1
An 18 year old Brighton man, James C. Shelangoski, was killed Monday when his car collided with a truck near Lake Darling State Park. The truck was driven by 18 year old Dennis Dillon of Hedrick. The car side swiped the truck, plunged off a bridge, and rolled 300 yards into a pasture.
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Brighton
Lake Darling State Park
James C. Shelangoski
Richard Shelangoski
Brighton High School
Dennis Dillon
Hedrick
Miss Iowa Kay Nielsen Crowned From Council Bluffs
Kay Nielsen a 22 year old Council Bluffs graduate won Miss Iowa in aLong Beach California pageant choose her as the state queen for 1959. She stands five feet six inches tall with measurements 36 24 34 and plans to teach. Nielsen was selected from 17 finalists including Jerene Da Von Juhl Elaine Carter Janice Reissetter and Karen Hutchins. Gov Herschel Loveless missed the crowning ceremony due to schedule conflicts.
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Kay Nielsen
Nebraska
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Miss Nielsen
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Calif
Miss Nieben
University of Nebraska
L. C. Nielsen
Jerene da von Juhl
Emmetsburg
Elaine Carter
Sargent Bluffs
Janice Reissetter
Marshaltown
Karen Hutchins
Miss Algona. Gov
Herschel Loveless
Million-Dollar Suit Aims to Probe Gas Price War
A U S district case in Des Moines seeks a million dollars in damages to test if gas price cutting across Waterloo violated Iowa law. Plaintiff Clyde Brukett, an Independence service station operator, accuses four oil firms of selling gas cheaper in Waterloo than elsewhere to crush competition. Defendants include Racket Gas and Oil Co. of Moline. Imperial Refineries Corp. of Clayton Missouri. Erickson Petroleum Corp. of Minneapolis. and Warenlubco Inc. of Springfield Alabama.
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Waterloo
Clyde Brukett
Independence
Iowa
Racket Gas and Ojl Co
Moline
Inperial Refineries Corp
Delaware
Clayton, Mo
Erickson Petroleum Corp
Minneapolis
Warelubco, Inc
Delaware Corporation
Springfield
Trucker Killed In Montana Fuel Truck Crash
A gasoline tanker with two trailers, carrying 6,850 gallons, careened down a mountain highway near St. Mary Montana. Driver Floyd By Cole, 28, died as the 36 ton rig crashed into pumps and exploded, injuring no others reported.
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ST. Mary, Mont
Floyd
Cole
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