New Pastors Urged Stay Out of Debt and Plagiarism
Des Moines Iowa Methodist Bishop F Gerald Ensley urged 13 new clergy to avoid debt and not use others sermons at a conference before ordination ceremonies. He warned that careless finances harm the ministry and urged respect for the past as well as personal integrity. The session also covered church education and social concerns with C Walter Anderson named lay leader.
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Des Moines
Iowa
F. Gerald Ensley
White House
National Methodist Board of Social Concerns
Kennedy
South Iowa
Ensley
Clergy Named to Area Planning Commission Appeals
Mr and Mrs J A Owens of Des Moines named lay members on the area planning commission. Heads of boards elected include Rev Lester L Moore Manning for Christian social concerns and Rev Otto S Steele Jr of Des Moines for education. Retirement granted to Rev Arlie F Krussell Perry and Rev Grace Anderson Gray. Probationary terms to Revs Dale Brooklyn Foxworth North Liberty and Paul Pennington Columbus Junction.
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Board of Christian Social Concerns
Lester L. Moore
Manning
Board of Education
Otto S. Steele, Jr
Des Moines
Board of Evangelism
Robert McBlain
Adel
Board of Hospitals and Homes
Robert P. Robinson
Marengo
Board of Missions
Everett K. Burham
Grand Junction
Arlie F. Krussell
Perry
Grace Anderson
Gray
James S. Dale
Brooklyn
Herbert H. Foxworth, Jr
North Liberty
Paul Pennington
Columbus Juncition
Polio Make-Up Clinic Friday at West Union
West Union schedules a make-up clinic for Sabin oral polio vaccine recipients who missed the third administration. The event runs Friday from 7 30 to 9 00 P M with 5047 Type II vaccinations already given at the site.
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West Union
Robert Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
Farmer 44 Killed in Brush Cutter Mishap
Clifford Hinman, 44, of Letts, was killed when a tractor pulling a brush cutter hit a stump on his farm six miles north and west of Letts. He was thrown into the cutter as the tractor rolled downhill. Services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. in Wittich funeral home, Muscatine. Survived by wife, a son and a daughter.
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Letts
Clifford Hinman
Hinman
Here
Wittich
Muscatine
Oelwein Trio Accused In Barbed Wire Thefts
West Union Three Oelwein men Ronnie Rodrick 20 Jerry Crawford 23 and Gordon Hoefer 24 waived to district court on larceny in the nighttime charges. They are jailed in lieu of 2000 bond each for stealing 40 to 60 spools of barbed wire from an Oelwein Cooperative creamery warehouse last May and selling the wire in Littleton and Otterville areas.
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Gazette West Union
Oelwein
District Court
Ronnie Rodrick
Jerry Crawford
Gordon Hoefer
Oelwein Cooperative Creamery
Littleton
Otterville
Casey Released On Appeal Bond After Sentence
Iowa City 18 year old James Casey was found guilty of disorderly conduct involving SUI freshman Rollin Perkins. He received 30 days, appealed for district court, and was released on a 100 dollar appeal bond after Judge Jay Honohan's partial sentence. Perkins testified Casey struck him and he woke in a hospital. White offered no defense witnesses.
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Iowa City
James Casey
Jay Honohan
Rollin Perkins
Casey
Jack White
Honohan
Perkins
Young Perkins
White
SUI
Justice of the Peace
Carl Goetz
Robert Kramer
Library reading club plans summer program for kids
Tama Tama public library schedules a reading club from June 17 to August 10 for students in grades 2 through 6. Top 3 book reports win prizes. all who read and report 12 books receive certificates. Those reading 15+ books earn a certificate with a gold seal. Sessions run Monday Wednesday and Saturday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Tama
Five Candidates for Oelwein Rodeo Queen
The Oelwein Saddle club roped five candidates for Rodeo queen this week. Virginia Prussel Mary Marting Ruth Knox Connie Pursell and Carol Loeffelholtz compete, with the queen to be crowned Sunday afternoon.
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Oelwein
Oelwein Saddle Club
Rodeo Committee
Virginia Prussel
Clarke Hinde
Strawberry Point
Mary Marting
Lyle Keniston
Ruth Knox
Hawkeye
Connie Pursell
Earl Norton
Clarksville
Carol Loeffelholtz
Don Boettcher
Dubuque
Iowa City Sets First Phase of Southwest Interceptor Sewer
J W Kimm of Veenstra and Kimm delivered Phase One plans worth about 60 000 dollars for a 24 inch interceptor sewer to Iowa City officials. The line, 3 700 feet along Highway 1 from near Highways 6 218 and 1, will connect to the existing system west of town and awaits council approval and state health and highway commission consent.
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Iowa City
J. W. Kimm
West Des Moines
Veenstra and Kimm
Carsten Leikvold
State Health Department
Highway Commission
Coralville
Iowa City Man Pleads Guilty To DUI
LeRoy Wayne Ziegier 27 of Iowa City pleaded guilty to drunk driving after a Thursday arrest on Benton street. He was fined 300 dollars and costs, with a 60 day license suspension imposed by District Court Judge Clair Hamilton. Ziegler refused a blood test per Assistant County Attorney Edward O Connor.
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Iowa City
LeRoy Wayne Ziegier
Benton Street
Clair Hamilton
Edward O'Connor
Ziegler
Larson Named Luther Director of Development
Edward N. Larson of Columbus Ohio is named Luther college director of development succeeding Karl M Torgerson who becomes college controller Larson will assume duties July 15 He has been vice president for development at Capital University and previously led development at Concordia College Moorhead Minn The post covers public relations alumni fundraising and KWLC radio supervision and requires strong alumni ties
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Farwell
Larson
KWLC
Luther College
University of Minnesota
Navy
Lloyd’s of Minneapolis
New Ulm
Albert Lea
Bicycles accumulate at police headquarters auction followup
Iowa City police chief reports ten more bicycles have piled up at the station since last Saturday's auction of unclaimed bikes. Only three are identified, one bike was involved in an accident, and six remain with two license tags and no theft report.
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Iowa City
Emmett Evans
Library Will Sponsor Children's Book Club in West Union
Heiserman Memorial Library will sponsor a summer reading club starting Monday July 17. Open to students in grades one through six with a library card. Books must be approved by the librarian and read. questions will verify reading. At season end 12 new junior books will be added in honor of top readers.
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Heiserman Memorial Library
Doran Meyer
Iowa City Adopts Zip Code Mail System
Iowa City will begin using the new Zip code system on July 1 to speed mail processing. Each address will have a five digit code with 522 as the first three digits for Iowa City. The remaining two digits indicate area: 40 east of the river, 41 west of the river, 42 P O boxes, 43 Coralville branch.
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Iowa City
Post Office Department
Coralville
Wives Read Gazette Want Ads for Thrifty Purchases
In local market news readers are urged to inspect Gazette want ads for bargains on household goods and fabric, with tips on saving money through targeted shopping and quick responses to advertised items.
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Gazette
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Madrid
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W. E. Don Carlos
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Chet Daniel
Oak Hill Cemetery
J. A. Owens
Area Planning Commission
Oelwein Rodeo Queen
Kieck
Wings
Dacron
Oakland Road
Luther
Children’s Book Club
Tru-Blu
HS Hee
Tere
United State Bank
Cedar. Rapids
16Th Ave. S.W
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