Dr Anthony Lake of Marion Dies at Home
Dr Anthony B Lake of Marion died at his home Saturday. Born June 11 1908 in Guttenberg he practiced dentistry there before moving to Marion in 1936. He served in WWII, was active in local boards and clubs, survived by wife Kathryn Anne, son Robert Bell Lake and two sisters. Funeral plans include a 10 am Tuesday mass at St Josephs and 2:30 pm graveside at Mt Olivet Guttenberg with memorials to Cancer Fund if desired.
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Anthony B. Lake
Eighth Street
Marion
Guttenberg
Margaret Patterson
Marshalltown
Gullenberg High School
Larus Cillege
Dubuque
Pnt
University of, Bi Dental College
U.S. Ary Dental Corps
Lake
Murdoch
Services Tuesday For W. L. Kiernan
W L Kiernan 57 of Marion died Sunday at home after a long residence there. He was born April 28 1919 in Peasis and married Florence Schuster on June 25 1938 in New Wenna. He served as custodian for Cedar Rapids La Salle high school for six years and was a member of St Josephs Catholic Church. Survived by wife son Keyfieth Kiernan Cedar Rapids three grandchildren six sisters Mrs Louis Deiseally Cedar Falls Mrs Leon Brooks Allentown Pa Minnit Kiernan Los Angeles and Mrs Harold Kronfell rest of relatives noted. Funeral services set for Tuesday at St Josephs with burial details to follow.
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W.L. (Herry) Kiernan
Fwenty-sixth Street
Marion
Peasis
Florence Schuster
New Wenna
Kiernan
Cedar Rapids
Keyfieth Kieman
Louis Deiseally
Cedar Falls
Mra
Leon Brooks
Allentown
Minnit Kiernan
Los Angeles
Harold Kronfell
All
McGovern calls for swift Vietnam pullout in TV interview
McGovern criticizes Nixon policy as barbaric and deceptive as he urges immediate U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam and Laos. He warns the war harms civilians and asserts Southeast Asia policy risks American military entrenchment unless a verdict for self-determination is honored. The NBC Meet the Press appearance frames his antiwar stance amid campus protests and public skepticism.
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UPI
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Lars
Who Bears Blame for Iowa Road Deaths Claims
The ad argues human error shares fault with road conditions for Iowa’s 908 roadway deaths last year. It urges stronger drunk driving laws, license reforms, and major road repairs to widen streets, fix bridges, straighten curves, and improve safety. It calls readers to support Good Roads Association with dues and voices for better roads.
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Low Good Roads Association
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Des Moines
C. W. Sloan
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