Honor Roll for Second Quarter Is Announced
Ninety nine of Marion high school’s S61 pupils are listed on the honor roll for the second quarter. Sixteen pupils earned straight A averages including seniors Judy Burxley Sherry Barney Vicent Hart Katherine Ray and Frain Trille. Other seniors on the honor roll include Macy Albaugh Darlene Dostal Joanne Fernow Terry Flgnley Roger Hilton Bob James Joe Morgan Sharon Ayers Jim O’Neill John Hichmann Shirley Roberts Nancy Russ Laurene Severson Karen Sills Don Spear Judy Syhova Rob Mary and Darlene Branklin. Mrs Norman W. Sto0 ila will be sprained by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion High School
Judy Burxley
Sherry Barney
Vicent Hart
Katherine Ray
Frain Trille
Macy Albaugh
Darlene Dostal
Joanne Fernow
Terry
Flgnley
Roger Hilton
Bob James
Joe Morgan
Sharon Ayers
Jim O'Neill
John Hichmann
Shirley Roberts
Nancy Russ
Laurene Severson
Karen Sills
Don Spear
Judy Syhova
Rob Mary
Darlene Branklin
Joh Castle
Caroline Keith
Jim McKean
Jerry Wood
Karen Baker
Oes Mare
Heer
Ronald Bulgee Pollo
Freese
Rosanne Kxckert
Steve Katherine Ray
Oll
Halstead
Jerry Hempy
Keith Mes
Margery Ray
Sorg
Ady
Hilmer
Carol Potter
Mimi
Marionne Rundquist
Carol Sacre
Mike
Assembly of the
Order of Rain- Smith
Ruth Sory
Corky Spebow
Jine
Alice ‘Thompson
Carnl
Masonic Temple
Trachta
Nancy Whitlock
Nancy
Jeanne Henry
Worthy
Wilson
Gladys Wishniewsky
Corky Spetetuo
Heneke
Yvonne Hurbach
James Jerry Hempy
Hurns
Judy Christiansen
Terry Conklin
Tomi Dougherty
Muriel Gray
Ernest Highley
Suan Jones
John Lange
Karen Link-fester
Shanna Muly
Linda Price
Andris Raits
Carol Abderknecht
Vera Smith
Marilyn Serter
Bille Williams
Freshmar
Nancy Beinke
Werbie Ray
Lanell Simon
Charles Carney
Marcell Chappell
Lawson Clark
Max Corperon
Bonnie Davis
Kermit Blum
Doug Franklin
Sue Frent~ress
Debbie Puller
Dennis Wansen
Barbara Lowe
Betty Lowe
Richard Matus
Jerry McEnany
Steve Miller
William Mitchell
Sandra Oftedahl
Linda Stanek
Roger Trary
Mary Armidenstock
Diane Whitesell
Peter Worsester
School Activities Highlight Snowball Crowning And Plays
Onslow High plans a homeroom snowball event Friday at 7 p.m. in the gym after the basketball game against Monmouth, with a king and queen to be crowned. Other schools report midwinter proms, one-act plays, speech contests, and musical rehearsals as students prepare for upcoming events and awards.
Twelve Named to Kiltie Membership
Twelve beginners were selected for the Ge cova Killies Junior Drum and Bugle Corps under director Zim Heddens. Members include Benny Beard Larry Wheeney Steven Rounseville John Gimbel Ed Wells Boy Jenson Taydon san Jonn Schell Richard Trytilen Jim Hasmusssen David Levey and John Ima. They will practice every Tuesday and Thursday at 6:45 p.m. in the East Side building with returning members at 7:15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delonah
Gecova Killies
Zim Heddens
Benny Beard
Larry Wheeney
Steven Rounseville
John Gimbel
Ed Wells
Boy Jenson
Taydonsan
Jonn Schell
Richard Trytilen
Jim Hasmusssen
David Levey
John Ima
Accident Damage Suits Filed Total 23742 Dollars
Two damage suits filed in Allamakee County district court involve Otto Heuer of Lansing seeking 5000 from James Schevel after a fall from a truck driven by the defendant. A second suit by Nicharé Stuckman of Waukon seeks 8742 for injuries from a July 2, 1957 accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Allamakee
Otto Heuer
Tura
Lansing
James Schevel
Tie Fal
Itis
Cyril
Tung
Nicharé Stuckman
Tural Wauson
James Brown
Washington LeCompte Reflects on Last 20 Years
Rep. Kart M. LeCompte of Iowa's Fourth District looks back on two decades in Congress. He reflected aloud whether any may have been privileged to serve during an eventful era and noted plans not to seek reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worothy
Whilian
Daserse
Kart M. LeCompte
U. S
iSresa
Jean
Iowa
Scout Leaders To Hear Retired Navy Commander
Retired Navy Commander Thomas J. Keane of New York, named first executive commissioner of the Boy Scouts inter national bureau, will speak at the annual Scout fellowship dinner at the University of Iowa Thursday. Leaders from Benton, Ows, Johnson, Jones, Lit and Washington counties plan to attend as the Hawkeye council installs a new electedofficer amid a close vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Keane
USNR
Het
New York
Boy Scouts
University of Iowa
Benton
Ows
Johnson, Jones
Lit
Washington
New Wy
Hawkeye Council
Youtsiandiie
LeCompte
Keane
Frank Martin
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Kent and town discuss city funding and a framing dollar
Mrs Kent notes small pay for council work while the town plans a quarter million dollar street resurfacing. Citizens express surprise at payments for service as a framed one dollar warrant is kept as a milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasteen
SUI Educator To Lead Venezuelan TV Radio Study
Dr John F Winnie of SUI Television Center selected to be executive secretary of a Venezuela educational development committee. With 830000 grant from Creole Foundation via BFA, study aims to apply TV and radio to improve education, especially science, through teacher training with Caracas Central University backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
University of Tows
Pri
Zuela
Bob. i
John F. Winnie
SUI Television Center
Ub- Uil
Broadcasting Foundation of America
Venezuela
Winkie
Placement Tests Planned at USU Fayette Campus
Upper Town university officials announce high school seniors may take statewide scholarship and placement tests at the Upper Town campus on April 2. The Cal grove-Walker Memorial building hosts exams from 1:00 to 8:13 p.m. The program is run under Cortpus Cram and overseen by Dean Hershel Hendrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Upper Town University
Upper Iowa
Upper Town Cal
Calgrove-Walker Memorial
Jon
Cunpus Cram
Acon Ana
Undertowa
Herschel Hendrix
Mark Helscher of Keota Dies at 32 in Iowa City VA
Mark D Helscher 32 of Keota died Saturday at the Iowa City VA hospital after a period as a patient since February 20. Born March 27 1945 he was a Kenton High School graduate 1943 and served in the army from 195? to 19?2. He operated Gill and Mike's tavern. Survived by parents Edward Helsger and Mrs Sheets, three brothers LeVernon Gerald Finian and WL, and a sister Mrs Harold Sheets. Services arranged at Powell funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krota
Mars
Tieesener
Keota Laveca
Iowa City
Fan
Kenton High
Ele
VEW
Gill
Mike
Mike's Tavern. Survivors Include Ms Parenta,|, Mr. and Mes, Edward Helgeher
LeVernon
Keota
Gerald
San Diego
Finian
Hinsdale
Harold Sheets
Keotz
Powell Funeral Home
Homebound Cookies and Busy Meetings Shape Family Image
An account notes a practical, businesslike mood at meetings where name cards mark both spouses. The wife and husband are identified by mime and state on the cards, reflecting a formal, organized approach. Mrs. Martin laughs at the notion of seeing large, unfiltered details.
Tama County G O P Chairman To Resign
Tama County Republican committee last week heard J B Bauch of Gladbrook resign as county chairman and noted the resignation of Lee Owens of Tracy as finance officer. A committee including James Locke Toledo Harry Taylor and Paul Stiger was appointed to secure a new chairman and finance officer and report to the Tama county central committee. Mr and Mrs John R Correns of Traer were named to fill vacancies for Perry township committee man and committee woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wool Nace Ullmer Toledo
Tama
Republican County Committee
Bauch
Gladbrook
Tauch
Lee Ownes
Tracy
James Locke Toledo
Harry Taylor
Paul Stiger
Tama News Herald
Tams Bounty Central Committee
John R. Correns, Je
Traer
Perry Township
Tama County Music Festival Set for Traer High School
The third annual Tama County Music Festival will be Monday at 7 45 p m in Traer high school auditorium. Sponsored by the Tama County School Masters Club the event was postponed from fall due to the epidemic. Robert Praitzgraff will conduct the senior chorus and Vincent McCowan of Waterloo the junior high chorus. About 400 in the massed high school chorus and 100 in the junior high chorus will participate. A special small group will perform, with Miss Muth Thotas and Barabara Hanifan as accompanists. Participants meet at 1 30 Monday at Traer school for rehearsal. A Traer Music Club supper will be served. admission 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama County
Traer High School
Robert Praitzgraff
Will
Igi
Vincent McCowan
Waterloo
Praiizgratt
Des Moines
Bar
Inara Hanifan
Toledo
Tracr
Reneaysa
Trair Music Club
Name of Feed Firm in Frytown Changed IOWA
Amended Articles of Incorporation for Yoder Feeds Inc of Frytown filed with Johnson county reveal name change from Yoder Feed Mill to Yoder Feeds and perpetual existence dating to 1848. Authorized stock totals 250000 with Class A and Class B common shares at 4 dollars each. directors include Lester D Yoder and Jones Yoder with Gilvert Aikman as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frytown
Iowa
Yoder Feeds, Inc
Johnson County
R. J
Dick” Jones
Yoder Feed Mill
Yoder Feeds
Lester D. Yoder
Jones Yoder
Gilvert Aikman
Alaf Kalone
Anamosa to Name Top Men at Awards Night
Anamosa's Junior Chamber of Commerce plans the Awards and Bosses Night banquet for February 11 at St Patrick's cite. Earl Beisel says county's outstanding young farmer will be named along with Anamosa's outstanding citizen under 45 and the member who contributed most to the organization in 1957. The top farmer will compete in the state contest at Charles City in February. Tarot Zink and Neal Robertson lead arrangements. Harold Ward of Cedar Rapids will be the main speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Anamosa Munior Chamber of Commerce
St Patrek'a
Earl Beisels
Anatigsa
Anamusa
Javeee
Charles City
Tarot Zink
Neal’ Robertson
Harold Ward
Cedar Rapids
Girl Scout Council to vote on expansion plan
Iowa City area Cardinal Girl Scout Council members will vote Tuesday evening at Longfellow School on expanding the council area to include Jones Linn and Nasen tine counties. President Mrs Norman Baenziger said a study committee from Muscatine and Cardinal councils recommended merging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Iowa City
Cardinal Girl Scout Council
Jones, Linn
Nasentine
Longfellow
Norman Baenziger
Cardinal Council
Muscatine
Conncils
OT Comichs
Seniors Advised How to Choose Colleges by MT Vernon Director
Mt Vernon Derment College director of admission Lowell Reed urges seniors to ignore publicity about crowded colleges. He says colleges admit good high school students and advises narrowing choices by education type size location gender and proximity. Students should visit campuses secure catalogs and contact admissions offices with complete information. If acceptance seems unlikely, Reed suggests submitting seven applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Derment College
Lowell Reed
Reed
Cornell
Office of Admissions
Tama County Demos line Up Candidates
Tama County Democratic committee met in Toledo with 23 present under county chairman Joens. Harvey Jones seeks re‑election as coroner. Floyd Tawn f of Tarna runs for ward district supervisor. Gerald Ball of Garwin for 2nd district supervisor. Incumbent Olle Teens will not run in 3rd district. Hell to oppose Lee Kienzle. Possible sheriff candidates Raymond Crawford, Leo Kendall, Frank Fetter. William Braz considering county attorney. State rep hopefuls include Mrs Harald Newhans and Ceet Hans Gull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Yama County
Democratic Committee
Joens
Tama County
Harvey Jones
Floyd Tawn
Tarna
Gerald Ball
Garwin
Olle Teens
Hell
Lee Kienzle
Ivens
Raymond Crawford
Tama
Leo Kendall
Frank Fetter
Chelsea
William Braz
Dysart
Tame County
Harald Newhans
Cect
Hans- Gull
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Marion News
Norman W
Neil K. Garnatz
Seventeenth Ave
Hugh W. Churchill
Thomas E. McGowan
Marion Public School
Marion High
Holler Rink
Mew
Cedacapis
Marion Rainbow Order
Ree Liu
de Molay
Marlon
The
Daughters of the Nile
Honday
Ithard Ware
Jona
Gordon Natehery
Baton Jodze Nr
Ladies Progressive Club
Myron Fagle
Judy Barkley
Wanita Cooper
Wilna Wilkinson
Hope
Karen Biker
Shiney Landsloe
Hanna Mary
Frana ‘Pride
Linda Meyer
Garnet Sample
Parton
Nature
Nancy Rass
Sue
Joanne Wager
Beverly Burton
Vicki Sellers
Judy
Hansen
Elsie
Andrews
Bonnie Norton
Velmal Parton
Dlena Reed
Barbara Freese
Karen Green
Wee Kolda
Connie Newliu Kilhgler
Florann Orvil
Mary Mentzer
Susan Morehouse
Notima Hammond
Dorothy Wachal
Rosemary Bensch
Marie Noll
Christian Church
Wells
Suzanne Gordon
Martha Bond
Marlon Churchlish
Sue Frentress
Jin
Cedar Christian Church
Schwank
Joffrey
Alen Risk
Cerar Church
Jerowo
James Kimbur
Wor
Mes
Evelyn Myers Cease
Sisian Mieris Pellas
School of Christian Growth
Fanerican Home Department
Marion Woman's Eclgh
W. C. Sheets
J. By Pryor
Deyxert
Noreen Schlesselman
Cerar Rentds
Will Epratr
Marion Canton No. 7
Patadarcha
WIT
Werthess Fay
Inwa
Canta
American Home Department
Marion
Sohn Schippers
Duanel Thayer
Leona Hess
North Star Homemakers Club
Robert T. Bowen
George Zingmla
Leta Carson
Ren ‘Tylee
Ijan
Chanter KI
PEO
al Jopan Toestay
Jean B. Hauler
Ker W. Kemal
K. V. Wut
Gram
Bertha Blinks
Leo Voss
and Voss
Chanter
FEO
A. Schenkén
Karl Barker
Barkar
Fitzgerald
Tyanhoe Eta
Arthur B. Noisch
John Cone
Tha Prairle Chapel
Momomakers
Harold
Tel Ray
Pal Bovertson Wilhoy
Elizabeth Gibson
du Yan
Rainbow Advisory Board
Donald Bateman
Henry Kriegermeier
W.5. Wishniewsky
Robert Brodie
Tarvey Gipp
Ernest Stanek
Pearl Wilber
Donald Donnan
Stacley Hotle
Donald Grant
Hermann Cooper
Lewis
Coopers
Cooper
Grants
Childre
Dalas
Texas
Grant
Collins 4 Yurio
Alma A. Henderson Castlers
Stanley Thomas
Dallas Sunnty Hospital
Perry
Thomas
Fifth Ave
Jind
Terre
Mira
Neal Miller
Florence Sargent
Bay City
Mich
Isabel Foster
Davenport
Goston University Seminary
St. Pat's Methodisy
Church
Janice
Houghton
Aston Dirketa
Charles Merxel
Tama Street
Fora Electric Light and Power Company
Whiterock
Merril
Sae the Musical Literary Club
Edna Roberts Mondey
Methodias Bible Class
al Norman J. Wattle
Servisoff
Connefian Club
Bernard Port
Marold E Hughes
Grove
Fred Schwen Rel
Renry Talle
H.R. Grass
Paul Cunningham
Ben Jensen
Disteey
Charles Hoeven
Apain
Karl LeCompte
Johm Kyl
Wels Mary
Merwich Coad
Janes Delliver
Repubiicans
Jacob Grinstead
Lake Mille
Curtis Richm
Garner
Robert Waggoner
Fort Dodge
U.S
Thomas & Martin
Town
Leonard Walt
Alkader
Congress
Frank McGowan
Bill Denman
Robert O'Brian
Morningsite College
Ith
Roberts
Yook
Anita
Pidelin
King's Daughters
Mes A. TD. McCana
Diliner
McGragor
Mar-Mac
Decorah
Dynamo
School of Journalism
University of Iawa
Jawa Hiatt School Fress Association
St Riews
Clarence Ward
Judy Haugen
Say Mister
Ray Mikesh
South
Osford Junction
Barbara Shedex
Mary Efronik
Nancy Mershon
Jim Mur
Maynard Theerameucs
West Central Community Schent
Frid Bay
Stawberry Point
Reese Gibbs
Jerry Fable
Clermont-Elgin
Clermont-Elzin
Crusaders
Farh
Uasqueton
Robert Walsh
Aurora Wall
Albutnett
West Union
Borth High School
Walter Chorwein
Elaine Frevert
MF. Frevert
Isome
Esion Limhdea Sigma
Hamline University
St. Paul, Minn
She It
Kiltie
Backbone State Park
Strawberry Point
Francois A. “Lim Carnahan
Palisares
Paris
PTA
Buckbonel
Fad Pan
Astate Park
Hoe
William O
Kul
Gell of Lanny
Sehool
Pensirug
Navy
G.G.P
Hawkese
Corydon
Times-Republican
Iowan
Hawkeye
Settade
Avwa
Senate
Guy Gillette
Clyde L. Herring
LeCample
Romunider
NATO Vital
NATO
Russia
Vie
United States
Dorothy Wve
Rae
Mrs. Martin
Doris Martin
Red Cross
Ike
Thomas E. Martin
Richard
Mrs. Kent
Petter
SUI
USU
Mark D. Helscher
G.O.P
Mocal
Dyersville
Dyersvilla Guy Scouts
John
Peter Freymann
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Demos
Men
Serge
Oasis
South Side Shoe Store
16Th Avenue SW
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