Dr Marshall Dingman Dies Urbana Physician for 57 Years
Dr Marshall E Dingman 81 longtime Urbana physician died Tuesday at Mercy hospital after a long illness He was born December 16 1878 near Urbana and graduated from Urbana High School in 1896 He practiced in Urbana after medical training at University of Iowa in 1902 He served on St Luke's and Mercy hospital staffs and was active in Iowa Medical Society and American Medical Association He was an elder and later honorary elder of Urbana Christian Church a 32nd degree Mason and former Urbana school board member He married Abbie Burrill in 1908 and Lucille Cue in 1932 Surviving: daughter Mrs Gary Van Slyke brother Verne and two grandchildren Services Friday at Urbana Christian Church burial in Urbana cemetery and visitation at Fry Holland Funeral Home in Vinton
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Mercy Hospital
Schroeder Academy
University of Iowa
The
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American Medical Assn
Gary van Slyke
East Greenwich
R.I
Verne
Los Angeles
Christian Church
Oscar E. Barrow
Fry- Holland Funeral Home
Vinton
Strawberry Point Lutheran Home plans addition to aging facility
Strawberry Point Lutheran Home for the Aged votes to approve a basement and first floor fireproof addition adjoining the south and west of the current building. The new main floor will hold 16 residents with bathrooms and a living room chapel. basement includes recreation, boiler, laundry, vegetable storage, and bath. State health approval sought. Long-range plan to replace the present building. 20th anniversary in September. Rev. Paul Bauer serves as board president.
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University of Iowa Professor Outlines Downtown Redevelopment Plan
Prof Robert Wheeler proposed a $7 million redevelopment of Iowa City downtown between Washington College and Gilbert Capital to create a mall style district. The plan would convert shops to face a central mall, place parking and service buildings elsewhere, and remove surface streets for pedestrian movement.
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The
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Capital Streets
Rites Thursday for Monticello Man 62
James L. DeLay 62,Monticello native and automobile salesman, died Tuesday at his home in Manchester. Survived by wife Kathryn McDonald, daughter Mrs. Lyman Sheets of Mt. Pleasant, son Robert of Davenport, and two brothers. Services Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at St Marys church. rosary Wednesday at 8:45 p.m. at Gill funeral home.
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James L. DeLay
Monticello
Castle Grove
Columbia College
Dubuque
Kathryn McDonald
Ryan
Lyman Sheets
Mt. Pleasant
Robert
Davenport
St. Mary’s Church
Gill
Home prices to fit every budget headline
Classified notice highlights want ads section 50 offering homes at varied price points. Contains brief overview of available housing options and regional listings.
Treatment at Home for Most Mental Patients in Iowa
Des Moines AP reports Dr. James Cromwell predicts in 15 to 20 years most mental patients may be treated at home or as outpatients. Iowa’s state mental hospitals are shrinking while outpatient care grows, with a goal to cure and reintegrate patients into society as community services expand. In Iowa, 4,000 beds for mental illness and 3,000 for mental retardation remain, far exceeding beds for other ailments.
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Iowa
Cromenti
University
Iowa City
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North Mahaska Bond Vote Set March 16
Residents of the North Mahaska Community school district will vote on a 675000 bond issue for a senior high school March 16. The proposal covers building a gymnasium on the Briggs site south of New Sharon. The district serves Barnes City Lacey and New Sharon across 186 square miles in Mahaska and Poweshiek counties with 820 pupils and 230 in high school.
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Old City Hall Razed Approval in Manchester
Manchester city council approves demolition of the old city hall on South Franklin street above Widner's Rexall Schultz Brothers and Carl's Feed and Farm stores. Owners Clair M Lillibridge Archie Lyman and Mrs Wayne Hall. Ed Guetzke Earlville contractor awarded 9600 dollar contract for the job.
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Widner
Rexall
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Clair M. Lillibridge
Archie Lyman
Wayne Hall
Ed Guetzke
Earlville
Oakdale and state contracts approved for multiple projects
Des Moines reports the legislative interim committee approved bids totaling 1.45 million for a new men tal health ward at Mt Pleasant. Low bids covered general contracting 1 142 162 plumbing and heating 217 012 electrical 91 884 plus 20 000 22 100 20 000 6 500 and 5 619 for various improvements at Glenwood school. Additional Iowa University projects include storage center and law center work with bids listed. Oakdale sanatorium power plant bids totaled 321 909. Board of control also approved purchase of housing and dining trailers for prisoners with overall cost about 30 000.
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State Mental Health Institute
Mt. Pleasant
Larsen Bros
Council Bluffs
Linder Co
New London
Fandel Electric Co
Cedar Rapids
Board of Control
Glenwood State School
University of Iowa
Frantz Construction Co
Iowa City
Ryan Plumbing and Heating Co
Davenport
Law Center
Cedar Rapids Electric Co
Ryan Plumbing and Heating
Pharmacy
Conditioned Air Corp
Oakdale
Baker, McHenry and Welch, Inc
Indianapolis
Fuel Economy Engineering Co
St. Paul
Fandel Electric
Funeral Services For Two Brothers Harris brothers John and Edward dies within a day
Two brothers John Harris 85 of Earlville and Edward Harris 88 of Dyersville died within 24 hours this week. Edward died in an Iowa City hospital after a fractured hip. John died in a Manchester hospital. Both were retired farmers. John was a deacon at the Earlville Congregational Church. John survived by wife and two sons Burnet and Dale. Brothers George and Elbert also survive. Services: John Friday 2 PM at Congregational Church Earlville. Edward Thursday 2 PM at Kramer Funeral Home Dyersville.
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John Harris
Edward Harris
Dyersville
Iowa City
Manchester
Burnet and
Dale
John
Five School Merger Talks Set in Volga
A public meeting on a proposed merger involves Volga, Strawberry Point, Fayette, Arlington and Lamont. The event is in Volga on Friday at 8 p.m. at the school with additional meetings in Fayette, Arlington, Lamont, and Strawberry Point on subsequent dates.
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Strawberry Point
Fayette
Arlington
Lamont
Wednesday Night Fights Telecast With Jack Drees
Jack Drees announces Wednesday Night Fights airing at 9 on television channel 9. Veterans and upcoming fighters are featured in a lively boxing card seen on TV.
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