Tipton Advisers Urge Bond Election For School Additions
Tipton Education Advisory Council urges the board to call a bond issue election soon to fund a new elementary school plus a bus garage. The plan totals about 265 900 dollars, near annual operating costs for the district, as crowded classes and rising enrollment pressure facilities needs.
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Speoial
Tipton
Board of Education
Ralph Gumbach
University of Iowa
Hugene Moore
Virginia Rumble
Ralph Gambach
Knezevich
Keota Boy 2 Attacked by Three Dogs
Douglas Richardson, 2, of Keota was bitten by three dogs on the Chester Miller farm near Wellman late Tuesday. He suffered facial lacerations and limb puncture wounds, was treated in Washington and released, and the dogs are confined and under rabies observation.
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Bedal
Gazeute
Keota
Douglas Richardson
Carroll Richardson
Route 2
Chester Miller
Wellman
Douglas
Homer Hrinning
Washington
Washington County
Thieves Return Car After Wrecking It
Hazleton police report two cars stolen early Wednesday. The stolen vehicle, owned by Colleen Tierce, was driven to Oelwein for joy riding, then returned to Hazleton where the driver lost control and crashed into a metal street pole and a school stop sign. The car then struck the coal yard warehouse, and was pushed back behind the bank where it had been taken.
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Hazleton
Colleen Tierce
Oelwein
Former City Manager Howell Joins Weitz as VP GM
Leonard G. Howell, former Des Moines City Manager, joined The Weitz Company in Des Moines as vice president and general manager overseeing construction and engineering. Howell, who led Des Moines from 1950 to 1956, will start duties January 15, 1957, after board election the prior Tuesday.
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Weitz Company
DES Moines
Leonard G. Howell
Weitz Company, Inc
Howell
Madison
Wis
Port Huron
Mich
Ironton
Ohio
Weitz
Des Moines Technical School
Solar Aircraft Company
Coralville
Iowa City
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Rapid City
Maytag Company
Newton
Iowa Ordnance Plant
Burlington
Sigourney Roadside Park Wins State Praise For Maintenance
The roadside park one mile east of Sigourney on highway 92 earned third place in the state for its well kept facilities. The Audubon Independent Garden Club and local sponsors led upkeep with help from the Sigourney Woman's Club garden department and the county supervisors.
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Galatia
Sigourney
Sigourney Low
R. J. Scannell
Iowa State Highway Commission
Scannell
Raymond Glentzer
Audubon Garden Club
Angle Gutekunst
Federated Garden Clubs
Keokuk
Highway
Audubon Independent Garden Club
Lawrence Atwood
Sigourney Woman's Club
Adihane
Warning on car motors in closed garages in Iowa
Iowa health officials issued a warning against warming car engines in closed garages due to deadly carbon monoxide buildup within minutes. They also cautioned drivers about CO dangers from leaky exhausts and noted prior accidental deaths from carbon monoxide poisoning. In Waukon, plans proceed for a new $12,500 golf club house at the Waukon Golf and Country Club.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Waukon
Waukon Golf and Country Club
Park plans spark debate over trees and policing
The park already open year round faces policing challenges from parked cars and past horse visits. Four tables with benches reflect club efforts, and additional improvements are noted for 1957 alongside proposed actions to protect the large trees.
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Hich
Des Moines Highway Patrols Report Record October Contacts
Iowa highway patrols logged 24 816 motorist contacts in October with 4 101 summonses issued. Warning tickets went to 3 007 drivers and 15 040 faulty equipment tickets were written. Patrol Chief David Herrick warned the year end record could worsen if drivers do not take responsibility.
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Des Moines
Iowa
David Herrick
Herrick
Jerrick
Justice Larson Honored by SUI Phi Alpha Delta
Iowa City scene as Phi Alpha Delta at the University of Iowa ceremony honors Justice Robert L. Larson of the Iowa Supreme Court with honorary membership. Attendees include Attorney Robert Jackson and many Phi Alpha Delta members from Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Marengo.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Phi Alpha Delta
Robert L. Larson
Iowa Supreme Court
North River
Iowa Memorial Union
Carl Pesch
SUI
Hammond
Lewson
Robert Jackson
Des Moines
Jackson
Lee Baker
Waterloo
James P. Gaffney
Marengo
G. HK. Thompson
Cedar Rapidst
William Dallas
William Crissman
Cedar Rapids
Justice Larsen
SUI College of Law
Concert program listing performers and soloists
Anist and B Johnston on organ with Walter Cherweth and Mle Halver ist involved. Special music by Archilson and Mrs David Freed. Mrs bald Sowden plays violin. James Cline Charla Usena and soloists Edgar Traeber jr Jolene Whitford credited among performing artists.
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Anist
B. ©. Johnston
Walter Cherweth
Archilson
David Freed
Mra
Bald Sowden
James Cline
Charla Usena
Edgar Traeber
lJolean Whitford
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J. Knezevich
Echook
Keota Boy
Aumund
Atrol
Standard Appliance Company
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Evan
Ak Paytably Mines
Pertebie Hiram
Pfc
Perectnic Sltchon
Jeanne Roll
Starker
Cinck
Tech Artabb
Op Sa
O.an
Abby Rae
Traea
Getor
Utarm
Dave Gray Colt
Standard Appliance CO
Second Avenue
Tenth Street SE
Justice Larson
West Union
West Union West Union Community Chorus
G. W. Ukena
Duran Meyer
Dan Anviling
Rockers
Babyland
First Avenue
Cedar Nepiss
Fhilco
Philco Laretler
Poccelala Rerler
Tadeyl
K-Pig
Tenth Street
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