Five Day Weather Outlook and June Totals
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies Friday night and Saturday with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in the west and north central. Temperatures will rise into the 80s by Saturday, with a weekend warming trend and cooler conditions early next week. Rainfall expected between .75 and one inch, with heavier amounts possible Saturday through Monday. June totals show 1.82 inches so far, normal 5.21, and year-to-date 1062 readings. Birth notices include multiple families at St. Luke's and Davenport.
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Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Boise
New York
Duluth
Pmahe
Spangelos
Phoenix
Miam
Seattle
North Central
Four Prisoners Flee Work Camp One Is Returned
Four reformatory inmates fled from a park project work camp in the Yellow River forest area of far northeast Iowa. One prisoner, Eugene Osier, 24, of Greene, was returned by a brother in Charles City. Osier had been serving a 10 year forgery term in Dickinson county since 1957. The remaining three at large are Eldon Manser 24 of Algona a 10 year man from Humboldt county since 1957, Raymond Decker 32 of Des Moines serving a 10 year term since 1958, and Merlin Foote 23 of Newton serving five years since 1961 for embezzlement.
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Anamosa
Anamosa Reformatory
Yellow River Forest
Iowa
Ray Purcell
State Conservation Commission
Eugene Osier
Greene
Charles City
Osier
Dickinson County
Purcell
Eldon Manser
Algona
Humboldt County
Raymond Decker
Des Moines
Polk County
Merlin Foote
Newton
Jasper County
Death notices for Betty Wells and Barbara Garland
Betty Wells 423 Fifth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids wife of Everett Wells and Singer employee died Thursday after brief illness born Indianapolis March 22 1922 came from Tipton affiliated with Christian church survived by husband a son Harold a daughter Bonnie her parents Mae Kueniger and Walter King services Teahen chapel Monday burial Linwood call after 2 30 p m Sunday Barbara Ann Garland 28 wife of Tom Garland 2531 A avenue NE died Wednesday at University Hospitals Iowa City after lingering illness survivors husband two daughters Judy Kathy parents Francis and Mrs Mentzel Plymouth Mass services 10 Saturday Sacred Heart Boone burial Sacred Heart Boone Schroeder funeral home in charge
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Betty Wells
Fifth Avenue SE
Everett Wells
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Indianapolis
Cedar Rapids
Tipton
Christian Church
Harold
Bonnie
Mae Kueniger
Walter King
Indiana
Teahen
Barton Murray
Cedar Christian Church
Linwood
Teahen Chapel
Barbara Ann Garland
Tom Garland
Avenue
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Judy
Kathy
Francis Mentzel
Plymouth
Mass
Sacred Heart Church
Boone
Sacred Heart
Schroeder Funeral Home
Kane Harold Brady Mortuary Service Saturday
Harold Brady funeral held Saturday at 3 p.m. conducted by Rev. John K. Moore of Asbury Methodist. Burial followed at Linwood. Friends may call at the Brady Mortuary. Mrs Frank Woods service at Immaculate Conception Church Saturday at 8 45 p.m. conducted by Rt Rev Msgr William Roach. Burial Mt Calvary.
Free Immunization Clinics For Needy Children Planned
The Linn County Medical Society and Visiting Nurses Assn will offer free immunizations for polio smallpox tetanus diphtheria and whooping cough. The first clinic is next Friday June 22 from 9 30 to 11 am at the Visiting Nurses office Memorial Coliseum Municipal Island. Subsequent clinics will be held on Fridays as needed.
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Linn County Medical Society
Visiting Nurses Assn
Second Avenue
Memorial Coliseum
Neighbors approve budgets for three agencies
Budget committee of United Good Neighbors tentatively approves over 110000 for eight agencies with Linn County focus. Agencies include Iowa Children's Home Society 4800 Marion YMCA 22974 Mental Health Center 86535 and campaign allocations totaling 198121.
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Good Neighbors
The
United Good Neighbors Cam
Paign
Iowa Children’s Home Society
Marion Ymca
Escapee Returns to Anamosa Reformatory
Charles Ringo an 18 year old escapee from University hospitals Iowa City last Friday is back in the Anamosa reformatory. He surrendered at Columbus Nebraska police station last Sunday and was returned to Anamosa authorities say for treatment of an ear ailment and subsequent confinement.
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Iowa City
Anamosa
Charles Ringo
Ringo
Columbus, Neb
Estes creditors push plan as fraud case widens
Estes faces bankruptcy amid a 30 million dollar liability load and 564 creditors. In prior hearings he invoked the Fifth Amendment seven times and provided a 50 page schedule of assets. Echoing charges, Rep Bass accused Commercial Solvents of financing Estes to secure grain storage contracts, while Wheeler denied collusion and cited dates to refute the allegations.
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Hulse
Estes
Washington
Rep
Bass
D-Tenn
Commercial Solvents Corp
Maynard Wheeler
Agriculture Department
Wheeler
Estes Revenue
Tennessee
W. Ward Jackson
Jackson
James Naughton
Sen
Goldwater
Ariz
New York
Rockefeller
Naughton
Martin Sorkin
Sorkin
Agriculture Benson
Eisenhower
Youth faces new charges after Cedar Rapids escape
Charges are pending against the youth who was sentenced last September on a car theft conviction. Ringo was reported seen in Cedar Rapids shortly after his escape.
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Ringo
Cedar Rapids
Woman Found Dead After Farm Chicken House Fire
The charred body of Mrs. Roland Miller, 54, was found in the ruins of a chicken house on the Miller farm north of Webster after a Friday fire. Her husband, away at the time, found a note from her stating she would kill herself and burn the building so no funeral would be needed. Their three younger children attended Bible school that morning.
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Gazette
South English
Roland Miller
Miller Farm
Webster
Secretary Goldberg Seeks Arbitration for Engineers Crews
The President noted scant questioning of four to three crew reductions and said steps will ensure job priority for engineers on three man crews and ongoing union status. He highlighted air lines agreeing to flight training, while unions rejected submitting the full dispute to arbitration, though carriers accepted it.
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Goldberg
Pastoral Changes Announced at Conference Closing Session
Bishop F. Gerald Ensley announced 72 new pastoral appointments across Iowa districts during the Thursday night closing session. Listings include Davenport St. John's, Webster City, Sioux City First, Toledo Chelsea, and many others with former posts noted. Nine elders were ordained, including Travis G. Cannaday who rejoined after documentation delay.
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Dr. Dill
F. Gerald Ensley
Clinton First
Harrison G. Dawes
Spencer
Davenport Grace
Ivan M. Maxson
Waterloo
Linden
Davenport
St. John’s
Kenneth E. Metcalf
Sioux City
Delmar Elwood
J. M. Lusher
Sergeant Bluff
DeWitt
C. L. Birchmier
Plymouth
Iowa City
Eugene H. Hancock
Independence
Low Moor-McCausland
Gordon K. Vickery
Stanwood
Early
K. D. Cannaday
Ft. Dodge First
Ft. Dodge Epworth
Harold L. Sherman
Toledo
Howard L. Spiegel
Low Moor
Harcourt
L. R. Bailey
Webster City
Nemaha
Pio J. Daba
Everly
Rolfe
A. Keith Hauser
Hornick
Travis G. Cannaday
Mitchellville
First Methodist
Des Moines
Clergy Assignments List From Several Iowa Communities
A compiled roster lists clergy and church staff including Brandon, Dubuque, Delhi, Independence, Manchester, Winthrop, Alta, and Dickens Langdon. Names include Giard officiants, Grace Waterloo, Greene Fairbank, Tama guides, and seminary students. The document records former positions, current postings, and retirement notes across multiple towns and parishes.
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Brandon
Jack O. Weida
Giard
Dubuque Center Grove
Reeds Chapel
Rochdale
W. L. Johnson
Dubuque Grandview Avenue
Deane E. Chapman
Waterloo Grace
Delhi Delaware
Clayton Becker
Greene
Fairbank-Oran
G. D. Guide
Tama
Giard-McGregor-Marquette
D. E. Kehrli
Greeley-Oneida
Wayne Kamm
Independence
Wayne L. Carlson
Ida Grove
Lamont-Aurora
Harlan Babcock
Manchester
Robert G. Wendell
Sioux City
Austin Avenue
Winthrop-Masonville
R. D. Elefson
Margie’s Friends Rally to Block Clay Tonnage Move on TV
A group led by Margie formed a run to stop Clay Tons from moving, staged for Friday at 6 30 PM on KCRG TV 9. The plan aimed to halt the transfer and draw public attention to the dispute.
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Margie
Claytons
Kcrgtv
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Daily Record
C.R. Weather
Coralville Lake
Mississippi
St. Luke's
William Ask
Richmond Road
Keith Evenson
Cherry Hill Road NW
Orval Gaster
Ninth Street NW
Donald Cole
M Avenue NW
LeRoy Green
West Amana
James Hebert
Fourth Avenue
Marion
Robert Sueppel
Eleventh Street
Danny Ockenfels
Carl W. Dresselhaus
Dresselhaus
Wesley Kubik
Eighth Avenue SE
Dorothy M. Carter
George Carter
Eastern Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
C Avenue NW
Old Marion Road
Forty-second Street
Sixth Street Road
C Street
Sixth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
First Avenue SE
Forest Drive SE
Phillip Dye
Twenty-second Street
Dale Safarik
Thirtieth Street
Jacob Walsh
Raymond Musil
Kenneth Arnold
Wayne Aldridge
Third Avenue
James Schrader
Norway
Thomas Lowe
Twenty-ninth Avenue
Tony Lee
Tenth Street
John Zehms
C Avenue NE
Darrell Taylor
Patricia Burkle
Johnson Avenue NW
Richard ‘Dee
Second Avenue SE
Richard Johnson
E Avenue NW
Benny Graw
E Street
Nochgeee
Lansing
Dam No
McGregor
Dubuque Ee
Davenport Seen Nee
Keokuk
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Third Street
Children’s Home Society
Linn County
Rep. Miller
N. Y
National Republican
Rep. Wilson
Calif
House
Republican ‘Campaign Committee
Republican Party
First Assembly OF God Church
Oakland Road
N.E
Young Peoples
Fred R. Gottwald
John B. Turner & Son
Second Avenue S. E
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Frederick J. Ackman
Davenport St. John
Claypool
Rembrandt
Clayton B. Wittstruck
Spirit Lake
Emmetsburg
Chester L. Guinn
Akron
Everly Moneta
F. L. Davies
Alta
Fenton
Paul C. Hoyt
Shell Rock
Newell
Martin Williams
Rembrandt-Truesdale
R. G. Jones
Wesley
Sheldon
J. Heber Miller
M. Trevor Baskerville
Garner
Terris-Superior
Robert A. Williams
West Bend
West Bend-Cylinder
Gaylen Peckham
Seminary
Charles E. Mason
Sioux City First
Akron-Westfield Congregational
D. F
Roberts
Cherokee
Victor V. Schuldt
Hawarden
G. S. Bruland
Grinnell
Keith L. Scott
Ernest F. Martin
Inwood-Lester
J. P. Russell
Raymond J. Bailey
George G., Hunt
Burlington First
Willis C. Thurow
Evansdale
G. M. Field
Wyoming
Waterloo Linden
Virgil P. Howard
Delhi
Tama, R. H. Schmitz
Delmar
Beth
Gayne
Andy Smith
Fremont
Stephen Girard
Sigourney
Firman
Dubuque
Calvin T. Teasdale
Dickens - Langdon
C. A
Beatty-Beurle Funeral Home
Third Ave
Clarence Beatty
Arthur Beurle
Lewellen
Florist
Town and Country
Murdoch Funeral Homes
Center Point
Order OF the Golwen Rule
Walker
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