Five Doctors Quit Hospital Staff in Huff
Audubon County hospital faced a staffing crisis as five doctors resigned after the board admitted an osteopath, Dr. John Ankeny. Only Dr. L. E. Jensen remained, with Dr. Jensen away on a hunting trip. The dispute highlights tensions between osteopathy and medicine over hospital staff eligibility and state law interpretation. Anamosa jurors report Nov. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huff
Audubon (Ap
Audubon County Hospital
Hospital Board of Trustees
John Ankeny
Audubon
L. E. Jensen
Jensen Snow
Ankeny
H. K. Merselis
A. B. Cloud
B. E. James
W. H. Halloran
R. H. Payne
Extra
Marriage Licenses and Divorce Notices Across Iowa
A list of marriage licenses issued in multiple towns including West Union Clarence Decorah Decorah Anamosa and many others with names such as Lucia Guyer Gene Adams Darlene Church Tamai Roy Norris and Shirley Lenne. Also includes divorce petitions and decrees with listed spouses and towns across Elkader Anamosa and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Clarence
Bishop Anc
Lucia Guyer
Gene M. Adams
Mary Born
Dewerit
Elias Hamlett
Florence Vosh
Arlington
Leonard PF
Hrdiit Gary GC
Jellings
Fayette
Barbara Roys
Arthur Molokken
Clermont
Kie Osmundson
Toledo
Willard Shook
Grinnell
Darlene Church
Tamai Roy E. Norris
Shirley Lenne
Tama
Edon H. Wiese
Dorothy Harris
Gildrook
I Decorah
Knut Bidne
Palma Bre
Heth
Highlandville
George Altstad
Mary Ruble
Decorah
James Tyler
Gloria Gulman
Anoka
Blinn
Donald Eckert
Shirley Walter
St. Paul
Stanley McCabe
Burr Oak
LaVanne Salem
Chester Thune
Lorna E. Neilson
Marvin Kehrbere
Mary Keller
Wisconsin Rapids
Wyss
Elkader
Lester 4
Leath
Fer Ty
Margaret L. Scarff
Eistqueste
Lyle Looby
el Donna Xurth
Luana
Elmer Lietexe
Rachel Koeniz
Milwaukee
Edward Thirteen
Farley
Jean
Anamosa
Maxine R. Henry
Charles W. Henry
Anapiosa
Dorothy Boyd
Leonard Boyd
Nancy Handy
S. Charles Handy
Helen Barron
Lester Berron
Pamoss
Mary Oaken
Henry Oakeno
Martha Luker
Clamor Luxer
Lisbon Woman Leads War Aid Effort From Home Front
Mrs. Gouchee of Lisbon heads a group aiding U S soldiers in Korea. Her son Pfc. Floyd Gouchee reports a Communist shell hit a bunker Oct. 3 destroying belongings. The group sent 22 overseas packages this week and Mt Vernon has a similar effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisson
Lawrence 'Gouchee
Korea
Gouchee
Lisbon
Scout Drive Opens Oct 21 in Iowa Campaign
DES MOINES AP TheBoy Scouts of America will launch a statewide fund campaign in Iowa on October 21. It marks the second coordinated state wide finance drive in Scouts history. Fred Maytag III of Newton is chairman, with Virgil M. Hancher of the University of Iowa as assistant. The drive avoids Community Chest conflicts and uses the slogan Give to the Scouts through your Community Chest where Chest exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Boy ‘Scouts of America
Iowa
Boy ‘Scouts
Fred Maytag TI
Newton
Virgil M. Hancher
University of Iowa
Farmer's Big Woodpile Reduced to Ashes in Wyoming
Special to The Gazette Reginald Morse, a farmer two miles north of town, burned a large field woodpile. Neighbors helped with sawing and loading but the next day the pile was found only as ashes with no witnesses to the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Wyoming
Reginald Morse
Here
Morse
Anamosa Launches Get-Out-Vote Drive
The American Legion post in Anamosa launched a get-out-the-vote campaign on Thursday. Legionnaires distribute I Pledge To Vote buttons and will cooperate with the VFW, Business and Professional Women's Club and the Chamber of Commerce on election day November 14 to provide transport to polls. Legion representatives will be at polling places to hand out I Have Voted Have You lapel cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
American Legion Post
Buttons
Legionnaires
Legion
VFW
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
Trucker Dies in Head-on Crash Near Mechanicsville
Thomas De Wayne Stoneking 33 of Me Vernon was killed when his truck hit another rig on highway 30 four miles west of Mechanicsville. The vehicle caught fire and burned Stoneking beyond recognition. Louis C. Larson of Sac City suffered minor injuries as his truck was nearly demolished. Debris stretched about 400 feet along the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Burianek
Thomas DeWayne Stoneking
Mt. Vernon
Mechanicsville
Stoneking
Me. Vernon
Highway 30
Louis C. Larson
Sac City
Conway farmer killed in highway collision north of Gravity
A 47 year old Conway farmer Rhilted Henry Wiand died Thursday when his car collided head on with a truck on Highway 148 about 444 miles north of Gravity Iowa Two car passengers were injured. Highway patrol indicated Stoneking's truck crossed the highway causing the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wiand
Conway Farmer
Gravity
East Iowans Named to Cornell Marching Band
East Iowans named to the Cornell college marching band for Homecoming. New members include Bob Penn Vernon bari tone Gordon Larsen Clermont trombone Mary Jane Stout Mechanicsville Neela Kubicek Tama Bill Leschenski Waukon clarinets Marilynn James Martelle flutist Merlyn Kauble Tama cornetist. Mare ngo All Iowa county schools close Tuesday for tri county teachers institute with about 500 teachers attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Cornell College
Richard L. Morse
Bob Penn
Marilynn James
Martelle
Merlyn Kauble
Tama
Trucker Hurt Near Marion After Rig Hits Pole
John Engh a 34 year old from Oconomowoc Wisconsin was injured when his semitrailer veered off Highway 151 three miles east of Marion and struck a telephone pole. Witness Andrew Dahmer saw the crash and Engh was taken to St Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids with shock and possible head and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Engh
Oconomowoc
Wis
Highway 151
Marion
Engh
Tractor Transport Company
Andrew Dahmer
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Central City Tightens Gun Rules With New Ordinance
Central City council passes ordinance 62 restricting use or carry of firearms air rifles and similar weapons. Violations carry up to 100 dollar fine or hard labor jail term. Five sections guide the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Two Meetings Planned By Iowa DAV Officials
Two statewide meetings of officers and chairmen of the Iowa Department of the Disabled American Veterans were called by Commander Frank Suchemel of Cedar Rapids. The meetings, in Marshalltown on November 9, will focus on national and state legislative issues and discuss plans to oppose Hoover Commission changes to the Veterans Administration, plus a state bonus and veterans employment preference rights for Korean veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Buck the cowpony delights Iowa City hospital crowd
Buck a gentle thoroughbred cowpony from Wyoming performed at the Town Hospital School for Crippled Children on the University of Iowa campus. Buck gave rides to 23 severely handicapped youngsters and others, with Buck’s owner Mike Mulroney a weekend cowboy from Elkader noting Buck’s success including a third place at the Illinois state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Buck
Wyoming
Iowa
Town Hospital
University of Iowa
Mike Mulroney
University
Elkader
Mulroney
Mnlinois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guthrie Center
Guthrie County Memorial
State Law
Iny
Dwight James
Iowa Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican Party
Ike
Dick Nixon
Linn County
Republican Central Committee
Republican Headquarters
Roosevelt Hotel
Scout
Richard H. Forsythe
Towan
Iowa State College
Ames
Monsanto Chemical Company
Institute of Food Technolo
Stone King
Larson
Scott
University Stoneking
Iowa College of Nursing
Johnston - Morgan
Clark Dobbins
Keokuk
YMCA
Billings
Mont
Gemca
The
Town Music Teachers’ Association
Grinnell College
Nine Eagles State Park
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Sioux City
Air Force
CAA
Ther
Buzz Mavelock
East Iowans
Cornell
Marengo
Johnson, Cedar
Linn
Trucker Hurt
Iowa Dav
Yager’s Boys
Lug
Dad
Hospital School “Cowboys
Ulars
Mus Sp Ars
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!