Four Die in Iowa Rivers and Lakes This Weekend
Four persons including a six year old child and a University of Iowa student drowned in Iowa rivers and reservoirs over the weekend. Victims were Dee Ann Winkleman of Churdan who fell into the Raccoon River near Jefferson, Wetzel Bartash of Waterloo found in the Cedar River, a University of Iowa student in the Coralville Reservoir, and Joseph Wendell Marion of North Washington recovered by Keokuk County officers. Additional drownings included a Parsons college alum from Clayton New Jersey at a lake in Yeriodgis park near Sigourney and Kenneth McKenna of Clofton.
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Dee Ann
Raccuun
Jefferson
Cedar River
Waterloo
Wetzel Bartash
University of Iowa
Coralville
Town City
Jahnown County Sheriff's
Joseph Wendell Marion
North Washington
Iowa
Parsons College
Clalton
N.J
Yeriougis Park
Sigourney
Keokuk County
Church Sharing At Oelwein To Be Continued
OELWEIN AP Members of the First Christian church will continue using the First United Presbyterian church building after tornado damage to their sanctuary last May 15. The Christian church voted 40 to 1 to accept the arrangement. Rev. Michael Dixon said they will use $111,000 insurance money for community betterment, with project details not yet known.
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First Christian Church
First United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterians
Christian Church
Michael Dixon
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Legislative Notes by Nye Seeks Excuse on May 27
In Des Moines during a long session last week Senator Bass Van Gist asks to be excused May 27 for a family wedding. He notes a son getting married and requests unanimous consent to miss the day’s proceedings.
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DS Moines
Bass van Gist
D-Oskaloosa
Géfling
Senate quarrel over Cedar Rapids official salary bill
The senate, amid a floor dispute, saw Ernest Kasek and J Ronald Weimer clash over raising Cedar Rapids city official salaries. Gaudineer admonished that listening to Cedar Rapids’ problems was not the session’s aim. Soon afterward Dubuque senators Welsh and Mrommell debated private student bus access to public schools.
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REDIT
Lee Goodineer
Imdes
Dubuque
John Welsh
Andrew Mrommell
Tama County Court Frees Driver in Drunk Driving Case
Ambrose Seal, 20, appeared in Tama county district court in Toledo. He was fined 500 and confined until guilty to drunk driving. license revoked for six months. Judge M. C. Farber ordered the six month suspension and payment of the fine in the case heard Friday.
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Tama County District Court
Toledo
Ambrose Seal
Tama
M. C. Farber
Dr. Utterback to resign from Brown Church in Nashua
Nashua AP reports Dr. Glenn Utterback announces resignation from the Little Brown Church after 17 years as minister citing progressive hip deterioration from a prior ice injury. He will depart at a mutually agreed date with church board while moving to a less demanding post.
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Nashua
Glenn Utterhck
Asy
We Brown
Utterback
Utterbeck
Little Brown
Bradford
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