Valetine Exchange Off By Irv ing Elementary Students
Fifth and sixth graders at Irving elementary forego the annual Valentine exchange. Money saved will be donated to the Heart Fund campaign. The idea began in Mrs Kenneth Lemke’s sixth grade. The fifth grade under Miss Janet Gunnerson joined. Fourth graders under Mrs James Purtell cooperate by giving money and exchanging valentines. Money collected will be given to Heart Fund representatives on Friday.
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Irving Elementary School
Heart Fund
Kenneth Lemke
Janet Gunnerson
James Purtell
Craig Darling To Be At Branch Y Monday
Marion branch YMCA invites youth groups to a 7 30 p m meeting to meet Craig Darling FCA member and University of Iowa football player. A film on the Fellowship summer camp will be shown and reservations are requested. No admission charged.
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Marion
Marion Courts Review Of Seven Days Police Court
Judge Miles Adams heard seven days of cases in Marion police court. Defendants included Kenneth Welty of Martelle with a $10 speeding fine, Michael Richman of Cedar Rapids fined $10 for failure to control, Winnifred Connell and Steven Davison of Cedar Rapids and Maplecrest at $15 each for failure to yield, Jesse Starling of Rock Island fined $25 for soliciting without a license, John Ketcham with seven-day jail terms for resisting arrest and interfering with a police officer, Richard Thompson with suspended terms on good behavior, Eugene Deck charged $25, and additional outcomes in the justice of the peace court included Larry Martin of Toddville and Pamela Kirby of Alburtney with respective fines. A high school note adds Mike Johnson as a sophomore honor roll omission.
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Miles Adams
Kenneth L. Welty
Martelle
Michael D. Richman
Regent Street
Cedar Rapids
Winnifred L. Connell
Twelfth Street
Steven L. Davison
Maplecrest Drive
Jesse M. Starling
Rock Island
John J. Ketcham
Thirty-fifth Street
Richard A. Thompson
Seventh Avenue
Eugene F. Deck
Eixth Street
C R Man Named Budget Officer By Iowa Regents
Wallace Caldwell 52 of Cedar Rapids named regent budget officer by the Iowa Regents, effective Monday. He will earn 17000 dollars annually and brings physics background from Iowa State, Cornell, and experience at Collins Radio. Caldwell has taught at Iowa State and Cornell, holds a PhD, and plans to stay at least three years. The board cited his management and tech background as assets amid state budget review efforts.
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Iowa City
Wallace C. Caldwell
Nilsen Road
Cedar Rapids
Collins Radio Co
Regent
Regents
Britt
Iowa State
Cornell University
Collins
Cornell
Caldwell
R. Wayne Richey
Regents System
Three Eagle Scouts in Vernon to be honored Saturday
Three Boy Scouts from troop 158 will receive the Eagle Scout award Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Vernon junior high school. Honorees are Thomas C. Bowen James A. Gorman and Jeffrey R. Sorensen, the first from their troop to reach Eagle. Congressman John C. Culver will speak.
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Vernon Junior High School
Thomas C. Bowen
Twentyfirst Street
Ivan E. Bowens
James A. Gorman
Hillview Drive
Bobbie Z. Gormans
Jeffrey R. Sorensen
First Avenue
Richard M. Sorensens
John C. Culver
Bowen
Mrs W H Smith 83 of Coggon dies at Edgewood nursing home
Mrs W Harold Rae Smith 83 of Coggon died Wednesday in an Edgewood nursing home. Born Oct 12 1887 in Central City she married Rev William Smith in Bettendorf April 4 1917. Survived by nieces and nephews Services Saturday 10 am Murdoch chapel Coggon with Rev Hugh Ghormley Burial Oakland Cemetery Manchester. visitation after 1 pm Friday.
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Coggon
W. Harold (Rae) Smith
Edgewood
Central City
Bettendorf
William Smith
Mt. Ayr
Murdoch
Three Checking Truck Overcome by Fumes
Three men checking a new fire truck were overcome by carbon monoxide fumes in Manchester on Wednesday. Wayne Wilson 55, James Barker 52 Streets Supt. and Merwin Cook City Engineer were exposed inside the fire station. Barker collapsed, Wilson and Cook grew ill, Barker and Wilson treated at the hospital and Cook sent home.
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Manchester
Wayne Wilson
James Barker
Merwin Cook
Barker
Wilson
Cook
Quake Victims Get Soft Drinks Beer Not Water
Mrs John Conrad of Blake terrace SE says her daughter Mrs Grover Stacy in Sylmar Calif reports the quake area hardest hit on Tuesday. Residents are sheltering while San Fernando road house is cleared of hazards and supplies of soft drinks and beer replace water. Stacy works as a nurse at a Mountain View hospital. Her daughter and grandbaby were to fly to Las Vegas.
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John Conrad
Blake Terrace SE
the Gazette
Grover Stacy
Sylmar
Calif
Stacy
San Fernando Road
Mountain View Hospital
Las Vegas
Hopkinton Man 34 Injured in Ryan Hopkinton Crash
Hopkinton resident John Sackett 34 was listed in fair condition with head and body injuries after a two vehicle crash on the Ryan Hopkinton blacktop Wednesday morning. Melvin Husman 47 of Monticello was treated and released. Husman charged with running a stop sign.
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Hopkinton
John Sackett
Manchester Hospital
Ryan-Hopkinton Blacktop
Sackett
Melvin Husman
Monticello
Husman
Milo A. Simmons 72 Livestock Dealer Died in Cedar Rapids
Milo A. Simmons a Linn county resident since 1914 died Thursday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born August 22, 1898 in North English he married Helen Peyton January 16, 1926. Surviving his wife a daughter Mrs Bruno Lensing Cedar Rapids a son Jay Simmons Walker a sister Mrs Edwin Powell Troy Mills and six grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Troy Mills United Methodist Church. Burial in Troy Mills Cemetery. Friends may call at Murdoch Funeral Home Walker after 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
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Walker
Milo A. Simmons
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
North English
Helen Peyton
Bruno Lensing
Jay Simmons
Edwin Powell
Troy Mills
Troy Mills United Methodist Church
Loren T. Jenks
Murdoch
Disabled Judges Bill Heads to Voters in Iowa
Iowa senate approves constitutional amendment to create removal procedures for incompetent or disabled district judges and Iowa supreme court justices. House passage completed, measure goes before voters in November 1972.
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DES Moines
UPI
Iowa Senate
Iowa Supreme Court
House
Iowa Senate Narrowly Confirms Reeve Health Chief
Gov. Ray’s appointee Dr. Arnold Reeve was approved as Iowa health commissioner by a 35 to 10 vote in the Senate. The move follows Reeve’s migrant camp inspection work and a motion to reconsider spurred by abortion law comments. Reeve fills an unexpired term to June 30, 1973.
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DES Moines
Robert Ray
Arnold Reeve
Iowa
Iowa Senate
Reeve
John Walsh
R-Dubuque
Walsh
Ray
Nebraska
James F. Speers
Speers
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YMCA
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Boston
Edwin Carstens
Marion's Park Board of Trustees
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Kayser
Westmoreland Milk Glass
Fenton
Imperial Glass
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Larry Martin
Toddville
Pamela Kirby
Alburnett
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Marion High School
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Jeff Sorensen
James Gorman
Tom Bowen
W. H. Smith
Progre
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Irwin's
Hearts Underwear
Milo Simmons
Carpetland
U.S.A
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Baker's Dozen
2Nd St
Senate
Sen. H. L. Ollenburg
Garner
J. Wesley Graham
Ida Grove
Earl G. Bass
Malvern
Charlene Conklin
Waterloo
Leigh R. Curran
Mason City
Floyd Gilley
Maynard
John L. Mowry
Marshalltown
Edward E. Nicholson
Davenport
Ralph W. Potter
Richard L. Stephens
Crawfordsville
Stephen Garst
Coon Rapids
Iowa Highway Commission
Garst
Bernard Mercer
Elwyn Hemken
Blairsburg
Stanley Barber
Wellman
Robert Beecher
Creston
Iowa Board of Public Instruction
Barber
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Burlington
Beecher
Jack Fickel
Red Oak
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