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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1962

Page

27

Busy Lisbon woman juggles bus routes family insurance and church work

Iris Plattenberger known as Ike in Lisbon manages four school bus routes and two kindergarten routes daily while running the Plattenberger Insurance agency and serving as cashier for both the United Telephone Co. and Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. She is superintendent of the Methodist Sunday school choir secretary of the Community club and active in many civic groups.

Plattenberger Insurance Agency Lisbon United Telephone Co Iowa Electric Light and Power Co Methodist Sunday School Iris Ike Glenn Kay Dale Wagamon Bonnie Buttery Plattenbergers Harold Platner Plattenberger OES Rainbow Girls PTA Campfire Daughters of the Nile White Shrine Shrine Auxiliary Cedar ‘Rapids Woman's Club Kris Plattenberger Mrs. Pratt Skunk Hollow

Wartburg Assets Rise by 250000 in 1961 at Wartburg College

Wartburg College saw total assets grow by about 250000 dollars in 1961, driven mainly by a rise in the physical plant. The study notes increases in student aid library spending faculty salaries plant operation and student employment while endowment and trust funds slipped. Tuition and fees funded most education and general expenses with substantial support from church and alumni.

Waverly Wartburg College American Lutheran Church

Community figures reflect on teamwork and daily duties

Iris and Glenn discuss their shared roles in gathering news for the Mt. Vernon paper. Their office doubles as a collection agency for Lisbon drives and ticket sales. Glenn, a firefighter, notes how things gradually fall into place as they manage responsibilities.

Iris Glenn Mt. Vernon Lisbon

Dates of SCI Common Market Talks Changed

CEDAR FALLS The all college conference on international affairs at the State College of Iowa will be held on April 24 25 and 26 instead of April 24 as previously announced. Each year the conference considers a topic of interna

Cedar Falls State College of

Hypokinesia seen as child health risk prompts PTA action

Doctors warn that hypokinesia or weak muscles from inactivity is spreading among children. A basic physical education program like the President's Council on Youth Fitness plan can combat this, with low cost and easy adoption. Parents urged to ask schools about programs at next PTA meeting.

President's Council On Youth Fitness PTA

World Parley to Discuss Common Market Leaders' Summit

The conference will address global cooperation and conflicts of interest among nations. Participants include leaders from business government and academia debating the world common market and its international impact.

Services Monday for Independence Girl dies at heart condition

Deb orah JoAnn Fratzke eight daughter of Mr and Mrs Aaron Fratzke died Friday from a heart condition. Survivors include two brothers Aaron Leslie twelve and Dennis one and a sister Vicki four. Services Monday at 1 30 p m in Immanuel Lutheran church. White funeral home is in charge.

Gazette Independence Deborah JoAnn Fratzke Aaron Fratzke Aaron Leslie Dennis Vicki Immanuel Lutheran Church White Funeral Home

Tipton Republican Leader E. D. Hinkhouse Dies at 71

E. D. Hinkhouse 71 of Tipton died suddenly Friday. A Cedar county farmer since 1920, he was World War I veteran and former Bussey newspaper publisher. Survivors include wife, daughter Mrs. Herbert Clark of Tipton, son John at home, two sisters, a brother, and five grandchildren. Services Monday at 2 p.m. in Griffith funeral home Wilton Junction.

Tipton E. D. Hinkhouse Hinkhouse Cedar County Bussey Herbert Clark John E. K. Mapes Iowa City Martin Marbjerg Copenhagen Paul East Orange

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