Missing Osage Beach woman last seen June 5
Former Sigourney resident Marilyn Tremmel, 28, of Osage Beach Missouri, disappeared June 5 after leaving home to visit her hospitalized husband in Jefferson City. Believed missing with amnesia, she is described as 5'6" and 140 pounds with blue eyes and sandy blonde hair. Her 26‑month‑old daughter Connie Lou is with paternal grandparents in Sigourney.
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Sigourney
Harold
Marilyn) Tremmel
Osage Beach
Jefferson City
Tremmel
Connie Lou
Lawrence Tremmel
Riggs Couple Move to Local Area from Wichita
Mr and Mrs Galen Riggs of Wichita Kansas have moved to the area recently, joining local residents and settling into their new home.
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Coggon
Galen Riggs
Wichita, Kan
Eastern Iowans Earn A Averages at SUI
Thirty three liberal arts students at the University of Iowa earned straight A averages for the second semester of 1953 54 and received commendatory letters from Dean Dewey B Stuit. East Iowans named include David O Rife Anamosa Ann Shuttleworth Stamats Cedar Rapids Vernon C Maulson Manchester Whealen M Koontz Vinton William R Fenton Louis J Maher Jr Bruce Nolf Robert Wilkinson Sidney G Winter Jr all of Iowa City.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa Liberal Arts
Dewey B. Stuit
College of Liberal Arts
Bruce Nolf
Robert Wilkinson
Sidney G. Winter, Jr
Towa City
Three Jones County Men To Be Inducted
Three Anamosa men Willis Dirks and William Simmons and Oxford Junction resident Harold Eggers are notified to report for induction into the armed forces at Des Moines on July 19 and will be sent to Fort Bliss Texas after induction.
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Anamosa
Des Moines
Willis George Dirks
William Walter Simmons
Harold ‘Lawrence Eggers
Oxford Junction
Fort Bliss
Texas
Mrs Pete Jensen Fractures Wrist After Fall at Home
Mrs Pete Jensen of Oxford Junction suffered a fractured wrist in a fall at her residence on Thursday. She was treated and is resting at home with husband Mr Pete Jensen assisting. Local authorities reported no other injuries.
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Oxford Junction
Pete Jensen
SUI Faculty Changes Set
Iowa City nine appointments, two resignations and six leaves approved. Exchange professors include Harley H Zeigler from Hawaii and M Willard Lampe. New appointments: Kenneth B Hoyt and Donald H Madsen. Others on leave or visiting posts plus resignations of James E Moyer and Dr Roger I Lienke.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Harley H. Zeigler
School of Religion
University of Hawaii
Iowa School of Religion
M. Willard Lampe
SUI
Hawaii
Kenneth B. Hoyt
University of Minnesota
SUI College of Education
Donald H. Madsen
Carl G. Anthony
Nicholas Riasanovsky
Europe
Kurt Weinberg
Alexandre Aspel
France
D. A. Wasser
Iowa College of Medicine
Charles H. Read, Jr
Richard J. Morath
National Science Foundation
Edith Ennis
Iowa State Teachers College
SUI Bureau of Business and Economic Research
College of Commerce
James E. Moyer
Moyer
Post Office Department
Roger I. Lienke
Lienke
Minneapolis
Joseph E. Baker
Warren O. Nelson
Population Council
Rockefeller Institute
New York City
Theodore Winnick
Iowa Tax Commission Names New Chairman. Liquor Panel Reelects Chief
DES MOINES Iowa State Tax Commission elected Martin A Lauterbach of Alden as chairman on Thursday. He has served on the commission since 1951. The State Liquor Control Commission re elected Harold E Wolfe of Mason City to a fourth term as chairman, also serving since 1951.
Woman Fends Off Prowler With Baby High Chair
DES MOINES. Mrs. Raymond Dipaglia woke to a banging screen and found a prowler inside her home as her two children aged two and four months slept. She hurled a high chair at the intruder, who fled through the bedroom, jumped out a window, and drove away in a car.
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Des Moines
Raymond Dipaglia
State Suspends Polk Food Distribution Over Disappearances
Iowa state agent Marshall Jewell says shipments to Polk County are halted until the missing surplus commodities are replaced and safeguards are in place. The inquiry names four individuals tied to irregularities in distribution, after a county custodial employee was reprimanded for handling butter.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Polk County
Marshall Jewell
Jewell
Polk County Board of Supervisors
Charles Brinker
Wilbur Hildreth
Polk County Attorney’s Office
Chemistry Student Injured In Iowa Lab Explosion
Francis Stute 25 of Elma, a University of Iowa graduate student, was in good condition at University Hospitals after an ether experiment in a chemistry lab exploded and caught fire. The fire caused little damage.
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Iowa City
Francis Stute
Elma
University Hospitals
University of Iowa
Stute
Mason City Goes Without Local Bus Service
Mason City, IA 30,000 people face a 30 day gap in local transit after the Mason City Motor Coach Company ceased operations. Owner J. E. Osborne cited a $2,700 shortfall from January through May and a $700 state license fee. City officials weigh options while Mayor Mendon vows action to restore service.
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Mason City
Iowa
Mason City Motor Coach Company
J. E. Osborne
Ray E. Clough
Osborne
George Mendon
Sheaffer Pen Reports Sales Earnings Increase
Officials of W. A. Sheaffer pen company announced Friday that net sales rose 14.2 percent for the first quarter of this year versus the prior year. Profits after taxes were up 17.8 percent. Net sales totaled 6,052,957 with earnings of 485,701 or 59 cents a share. Last year the quarter yielded 412,387 or 50 cents.
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Fort Madison
INS
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Company
G. A. Beck
Harold Coggon Patient at St Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids
Harold Coggon is a patient at St. Luke's Hospital in Cedar Rapids. The notice places him in the medical facility and identifies the city and hospital involved.
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Coggon
Harold Hill
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Old Federal Income Tax Case Is Settled
Des Moines records show the government settled an old federal income tax case against late Iowa attorney general Horace M. Havner. The government received 24,202 dollars, covering back taxes for 1920 through 1927 and full 1953 taxes plus penalties, with amounts previously claimed totaling over eleven thousand in 1920s taxes and thirteen thousand four hundred eleven in penalties plus four thousand seven hundred ninety six for 1953. Havner died in 1949 and the money came from fees owed to his law partnership.
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Des Moines
INS
Horace M. Havner
Iowa
Havner
Lafter Havner
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