Onslow Farm Boy Drowns In Pond At Family Farm
Gary Brady 13 of Onslow drowned Sunday morning on his father's farm in Jones County. He slipped through ice while helping with chores and was found in a pond behind the buildings. Wyoming fire department recovered the body. revive efforts failed. Survived by parents, sister Susan, and grandparents. Services set for Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Onslow Presbyterian Church. Burial in Grove Cemetery near Martelle.
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the Gazette
Anamosa
Gary Brady
Rex Brady
Onslow
Jones County
Howard Campbell
Wyoming Fire Department
Wallace Brothers Funeral Home
Susan
R. W. Brady
Center Junction
J Glenn Richardson
Martelle
Onslow Presbyterian Church
Grove
Mar- 1
State Party Chiefs Issue Score Card by Robert Hogan
Des Moines based report notes Republican state headquarters issued a legislative score card showing the GOP controlled legislature has moved little on major platform proposals. The four page mimeo lists 51 recommendations, with only seven measures on both houses calendars and multiple bills awaiting action or governor signature. The card targets 4,400 precinct committeemen and committee women with the update.
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Des Moines
G.O.P
Don Pierson
Republican State Central Committee
Leo Hoegh
House
Senate
Hoegh
Iowa doctor grows human kidney cancers in culture at SUI
University of Iowa urology professor R C Bunge reports growing cancers of kidney bladder ureter and other organs in tissue culture. He tests drug effects and urine components, notes a dye tetrazolium chloride stains normal kidney tissue not cancers, and uses urine sediment to detect cancer cells as a diagnostic aid though not a sole method.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
American Cancer Society
Iowa
R. C. Bunge
Iowa College of ‘Medicine
Bunge
What Cheer Church Honors Arthur Whyle
Special to The Gazette. A 65th birthday reception will be held at the church of Christ in What Cheer for Arthur Whyle longtime Whyle Bakery operator and church leader. Whyle has served as board chairman Bible school superintendent and is currently Sunday School superintendent. He came to America from Mansfield England in 1907 with his family. The Whyle family includes two daughters and three grandchildren.
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Church of Christ
Arthur Whyle
Whyle
Bible School
Arthur Whyte
America
Mansfield
England
Alfred Thomas Whyle
Arthur
Whyles
Earl Tinsley
Roy Thomas
Junior College Offices at Iowa State Dissolved
President James H. Hilton announced two reorganization measures at Iowa State after State Board approval. The dean of the junior college is dissolved and a director of student affairs position is created, with changes effective July 1. Freshman and sophomore classifications will move to students' major divisions, and advisers will report to divisional deans. Dean M. D. Helser retires from administration July 1 but becomes first director of student affairs during the transition.
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Iowa State College
James H. Hilton
State Board of Education
Hilton
Iowa State
Gazette
West Branch
Springdale
the Cedar
Linn Grove
Scott Township
Johnson County
Scott, Linn Grove
M. D. Helser
Helser
Iowa Rainbow Veterans Elect Their Officers
Everett L. Briggs of Shenandoah was elected president of the Iowa State Rainbow Division Veterans Association at its thirty seventh annual reunion in Des Moines. Other officers include Dewey Dunn Cedar Rapids Charles Orman Ottumwa and Jens Wind Clear Lake as vice presidents Theo ne Johnson Cedar Rapids secretary Ben Dvorak Cedar Rapids treasurer Claude Stanley Des Moines chaplain William Steenhoek Anamosa Fred Boysen Council Bluffs Dr Walter Jones Creston and S M Fredla Remsen on the executive committee. Principal speaker at a dinner was Stanley Barrow national president of the Rainbow Division Association. Mrs Walter Priebe Water loo was elected president of the women’s auxiliary with Mrs Fred Boysen Council Bluffs and Mrs Glen Corbett Epworth as vice presidents.
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INS
Everett L. Briggs
Shenandoah
Iowa State Rainbow Division Veterans Association
Dewey D. Dunn
Cedar Rapids
Charles Orman
Ottumwa
Jens Wind
Clear Lake
J. A. Likens
Creston
Theone Johnson
Ben Dvorak
Claude Stanley
William Steenhoek
Anamosa
Fred Boysen
Council Bluffs
Walter Jones
S. M. Fredla Remsen
Stanley Barrow
Little Silver
N. J
Rainbow Division Association
Walter Priebe
Waterloo
Women’s Auxiliary
Glen Corbett
Epworth
Iowa brief highlights across towns from Mt Vernon to Traer
Fifty jurors drawn for Mt Vernon district court term opens April 11 with Judge Wood presiding. Hawkeye Boys State attendees named, local school boards elect presidents, and community events planned across Traer and surrounding towns.
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Manchester
MT. Vernon
B. Washburn
Losa
Ray Holst
Hawkeye Boys State
Camp Dodge
TRAER
Sandra Young
Carol Dinsdale
Dinsdale
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
West Union Area Students Earn Speech Contest Spots
Othy Young Marlene Burrows and Kathryn Madera will travel to the state speech contest on April 22. West Union high school band plans an April concert and will enter the spring music contest in City May 7 with small groups and soloists at Winton April 29-30. Charla Ukena, West Union sophomore, placed among three best essays on the American flag in the Federated Women's clubs contest. A mobile X ray unit will visit Clayton county to test for tuberculosis. The second annual Activities banquet at Colesburg High School hall Saturday will honor about 60 percent of the student body with Joe Lambert presiding as master of ceremonies.
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MT. Vernon
Rotary Klub
Gordon Rahn
Darwin Cook
Albert Ronk
Carroll Stol
J. B. Eyestone
Watson Davis
TRAER
R. J. Ralie
Donald A. Leath
Oxford Junction
Wilbur Soppe
Supt
Harlan Higging
Quasqueton
Stewart Aldrich
Raymond Plank
Lone Tree
Robert Tohail
Independence
Irma _ Rice
Cedar Falls
Joan Buchanan
Jesup
Buchannan
County Board of Education
Dysart
Commercial Club
H. J. Gramlich
Chicago
The
North Western Railroad
Columbus Junction
J. C. Cassabaum
L School Board
H. M.duncan
I Board
H. E. Ross
Sigourney
Othy Young
Marlene Burrows
Kathryn Madera
Ing
West Union
Winton
Charla Ukena
McGregor
Clayton County
Colesburg
Joe Lambert
Oor
Manchester
Man Held at Waukon on a Forgery Charge
Chester C. Spratlin, 34, of Assumption Illinois, was jailed in Waukon on a forgery charge after Sheriff Huffman arrested him Saturday in a Postville store while attempting to cash a $25 check. He had earlier passed a check in Monona and was seen driving away toward Postville.
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Waukon
Chester C. Spratlin
Assumption
William M. Huffman
Spratlin
Postville
Monona
Retired Teacher Clara Hancock Found Dead in Waukon
Miss Clara Hancock age 72 a retired school teacher was found dead at her home in Waukon by Sheriff William Huffman after neighbors reported she had not been seen since Tuesday Authorities said death was due to natural causes Hancock taught in Virginia Minnesota for 25 years
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Clara Hancock
William Huffman
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