Iowa beer bond rules raise costs for on premises sales
Des Moines AP. Iowa beer bond changes take effect July 4 requiring $500 bonds and possible collateral for class B permit holders. Bond costs rise from $7.50 per $1000, adding about 80 000 dollars yearly to on premise beer sales while class C off premises remain unaffected. Bonding firms cite forfeiture clauses and legal noncompliance by some operators.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Frank H. Noble
Des Moines Bonding Company
Noble
State Beer Department
M. W. Dailey
State Beer and Cigaret
Iowa Licenses on 37 000 More Cars
Des Moines reports 802 802 Iowa vehicles licensed by April 1 up from 765 747 a year earlier. The gain of 37 055 licenses coincides with higher license income totaling 11 103 797 dollars, up 459 014 from last year’s 10 554 783.
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Des Moines
Iowa
James Allen
Middle Amana boy released after car accident injuries
11 year old son of Mr and Mrs William Moesner of Middle Amana is discharged from Mercy hospital Cedar Rapids after serious injuries from being run over by the family car. Fred Hahn of Middle Amana also released after an appendix operation.
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Middle Amana
Ronold Moesner
William Moesner
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Fred Hahn
Chosen Queen Of Veishea At Ames
Marjorie Kenfield of Ames a senior home economics student at Iowa State college has been named queen of queens for the twentieth Veishea celebration to be held May 8 to 10 on the campus near the campanile at 8 p m Lieut Gov Bourke B Hickenlopler will crown Miss Kenfield in the presentation ceremonies announced by Robert C Wilson of Kansas City Kan
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Marjorie Kenfield
Iowa State College
Kenfield
Robert C. Wilson
Kansas City
Kan
Campanile
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Meat In Wrecked Cars Moves Before Clearing Tracks At Postville
Hormel Packing plant workers moved about 175000 pounds of meat from nine Morrell Packing cars wrecked on the main line at Postville. Wreckage cleared by noon Saturday and main line open by Sunday afternoon. Most meat undamaged. about a ton sent to Chicago for claim adjustment.
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Postville
Hormel Packing
Austin
Minn
Morrell Packing Company
Calmar
Chicago
Durant Tavern Owners Fined in Liquor Case
Elmer Makobek and Melvina Struve of Durant pleaded guilty to illegal possession of intoxicating liquors in district court before Judge Haas. Each was fined $300 plus costs, paid, after a raid on taverns in Durant several weeks earlier.
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Tipton
Elmer Makobek
Melvina Struve
Durant
Charles J. Haas
Margery Holbert to Arrive in Manchester After Paris Voyage
Miss Margery Holbert, 15, sister of repatriated French refugee Lilette Holbert, is due in Manchester Thursday after an unescorted voyage from Paris. She reached New York Monday via Lisbon after a two month wait. both girls are daughters of the late Fred Holbert of Greeley and granddaughter of Mrs Elma D Holbert of Manchester.
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Margery Holbert
Lilette Holbert
Paris
Elma D. Holbert
New York
Lisbon
Fred Holbert
Greeley
Portray Leads In Quasqueton Play
Quasqueton high school selects a three act comedy Tomboy for its class play to be staged Saturday evening in Biddinger hall. Principal roles are played by Myrna Manson and Donald Adams with a large cast under director Mrs Velma Manson.
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the Gazette
Anson Weeks Sues For 100 000 Damages
Chicago AP Anson Weeks orchestra leader sues for 100000 for injuries from a truck bus collision near Ma rengola Feb 1 He fractured his left arm as a bus passenger and has been unable to front his band Defendants are Central West Motor Stages Rocky Mountain Lines and Martin Food Products company
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Chicago
Anson Weeks
Marengola
Weeks
Superior Court
Central West Motor Stages
Rocky Mountain Lines
Martin Food Products Company
Darwin H Holcomb Dies at 88 in Coggon Home
Darwin H Holcomb 88 died at his home in Coggon at 4 pm Monday after a long illness. He lived in Coggon over 55 years and belonged to Mecca Masonic Lodge for more than 60 years. Survived by son Linford C Holcomb of Bloomfield NJ and three daughters Laurene Holcomb of Coggan, Bernice Shakespeare of Central City, Shirley Watkins of Moline Illinois.
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Darwin H. Holcomb
Mecca
Marion Parents-Teachers hear school progress talk at Lincoln hall
Marion high school principal Lyle Warren will discuss “Where Do We Go From Here?” at the Marion PTA meeting in the Lincoln Auditorium. New officers will be installed by Mrs. E. W. Hovorka. School displays by home management, art, and the Junior Academy of Science will be shown, and pianist Mary Lou Thomas will perform.
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Marion High School
Marion Parent- Teacher Association
Lincoln Auditorium
Warren
E. W. Hovorka
Tyler School
P. T A
Cedar Rapids
May Breakfast Plans Amid Club Meetings In Marion
Plans for the annual May breakfast on May 12 were discussed at the Ivanhoe club meeting held at Mrs William Ray's home. New member Mrs Fred Woolrich of Cedar Rapids was welcomed.
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William Ray
Fred Woolrich
Cedar Rapids
A. E. Miller
Linn County Federated Clubs
Central City
Trinity Lutheran Church of Lowden Celebrates 70 Years
Lowden Iowa observes the seventieth anniversary of Trinity Lutheran Church with 10 am worship led by Rev Paul Brammer and 2 pm English address by Prof Richard Schmidt. At 7:30 pm, Rev H Maas conducts dedicatory organ service with organ recital by W Brockmann. Congregation formed in 1871 with early pastors C Level and H Engelbrecht. 1,238 baptisms and 833 confirmations in 70 years. current membership 680 baptized, 515 communicant, 105 voting. The school serves eight grades under principal Henry Bertram.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Paul Brammer
St. Ansgar
Richard Schmidt
Concordia College
Milwaukee
H Maas
W. Brockmann
Henry Bertram
Helen Schulz
Paul Wenndt
Paul Stolte
William Sessler
Werner Kruckenberg
Fred Daehn
Walter Klipp
Walter Wenndt
Hugo Meyer
Albert Neiting
Martin Wenndt
Otto Pruess
Gerhard Kroemer
Funeral services planned for William Duff at Volga City
William Duff aged 85 dies at home in Volga City Monday. Funeral services are set for Wednesday. Survived by wife Elizabeth Hayes, daughter Mrs Louis Weber, brother Thomas Duff, sister Mrs Sarah Boys of Volga City, sister Mrs Celia McKean of Nebraska, and several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Volga City
William Duff
Elizabeth Hayes
Louis Weber
Thomas Duff
Sarah Boys
Celia McKean
Nebraska
Low speeds cause most fatal crashes says Iowa official
Public Safety Commissioner Karl Fischer notes 97 of 537 fatalities occurred at 20 to 30 mph and 57 at 15 to 20 mph. Only seven deaths happened above 70 mph. Weekends see most crashes. 384 on straight roads, 26 at curves, 19 on hilltops. Snow and fog blamed for some deaths. four male drivers per female. Millersburg announces marriage Jean Mumshower to Harlan Fort January 25 at Rockford with reception plans.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Class Play at Hazleton Stages May 9
Hazleton High School seniors present My Mother-in law in the school gymnasium on May 9. Leading roles go to Marlin Sullivan and Jeanne Hodge with a cast including Francis Schermerhorn Verla Watson La vonne Nelson Irene Lantz Elwin Lindsey Duane Morey Eleanor Hayes and Leola Hicks directed by Phyllis Brause.
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Hazleton
Hazleton High School
My Mother-inlaw
Marlin Sullivan
Jeanne Hodge
Francis Schermerhorn
Verla Watson
Lavonne Nelson
Irene Lantz
Elwin Lindsey
Duane Morey
Eleanor Hayes
Leola Hicks
Phyllis Brause
Iowa City Phi Beta Kappa elects 36 University students
IOWA CITY AP Thirty six University of Iowa students were chosen Monday for Phi Beta Kappa. Eastern Iowa honorees include Bonnie Bates C Jeannette Bryan C Roland Christensen Kathryn Ross Cooper Loretto D Costello Iowa City Rachel Marie Crapser Tipton Richard T Fedderson Iowa City June Elizabeth Hyland Traer Josephine Sidwell Mann Daniel Miller E Fern Wewcomer John C Webster Iowa City and Gerald Siegel Vinton.
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University of Iowa
Eastern Iowa
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C. Jeannette Bryan
Roland Christensen
Katheryn Ross Cooper
Loretto D. Costello
Rachel Marie Crapser
Tipton
Richard T Fedderson
June Elizabeth Hyland
Traer
Josephine Sidwell Mann
Daniel Miller
E. Fern Wewcomer
John C. Webster
Gerald Siegel
Vinton
Birthday cheers for Decorah resident Mary E. Bones
On her ninety second birthday Mrs. Mary E. Bones received many congratulatory calls. She came to Decorah in the early fifties with her parents Mr and Mrs Alonzo Bradish and has lived here continuously since.
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Decorah
Mary E. Bones
Milk Mixture For Stomach Ulcers
A new medical discovery now used by doctors offers an unusually successful treatment for stomach ulcers caused by excess acid. It also eases pains from indigestion and heartburn. Lurin, sold by Magy’s Drug Store and others, is easy to take and comes with a money back guarantee.
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Mike
Magy
Ford Hopkins
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