South Tama Board Re-Elects Curphy. Prepares Upgrades
South Tama board re elected president Walter Curphy at the organizational meeting. Heller and Lazar were sworn in after Sept 11 elections. Bids for high school site tree work were referred to a committee. Road conditions prompt bus transportation talks with the Tama county supervisors. Title I funds totaling about 81,846 were approved for the year starting September 1.
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TAMA
Walter Curphy
Montour
South Tama Board of Education
Curphy
Ervin Heller
Toledo
William Lazar
A. J. Ziskovsky
R. F. Leland
Rex Cobet
Gress Rogers
Harvey Broshar
Broshar
Tama County Board of Supervisors
Ardis Blythe
West Des Moines
Alicia Conner Lewis
Trojan Tales
Lewis
South Tama
Donald Schrack
Innocent Plea in Marijuana Charge at Iowa City
Ruth Miriam Roser a 20 year old University of Iowa sophomore pled innocent in police court to possession of marijuana. Judge Marion Neeley set a preliminary hearing for next Wednesday morning. Roser of 411 East Market was arrested September 13 after marijuana was found in her apartment on August 23. Officers cited ownership determination as delaying the arrest.
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Iowa City
Ruth Miriam Roser
Williamsburg
University of Iowa
Marion Neeley
Miss Roser
E. Market
Mariana
Still No Trace of Implement Dealer
Toledo sheriff Milo Quigley reported no trace found of Glenn Sorensen 42 owner of a Lincoln Iowa farm implement business missing since Sept 6. Officers and a Traer flying club searched the Reinbeck area where he went for tractor parts. He arrived in Reinbeck but has not been seen since. He drove a white 1963 Studebaker pickup with a converted flatbed. Foul play cannot be ruled out. Sorensen is 6 feet 2 inches tall, 230 pounds with blue eyes and brown hair, wearing work clothes.
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Toledo
Milo Quigley
Glenn Sorensen
Lincoln
Iowa
Quigley
Tama County
State Conservation
Traer Flying Club
Sorensen
Reinbeck
Studebaker
Tama Couple Named in $30,000 Suit Over Auto Crash
Aaron M. Cowan of Marshalltown sues Chester O. and Karlene K. Chrisinger of Tama for $30,000 damages and costs from a June 1 1966 crash at the junction of Highway 30 and Fifth Street. Cowan alleges Chrisinger negligent driving caused his truck to run into a ditch and overturn, leaving permanent injuries and medical and financial losses. Mrs Chrisinger had a Tama county divorce granted recently.
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Toledo
Aaron M. Cowan
Marshalltown
Tama County
Chester O
Karlene K. Chrisinger
Tama
Highway 30
Fifth Street
Cowan
Chrisinger
Karlene Chrisinger
Vesely Suit Settled in Tama for 26135 Dollars
Judge John W. Tobin in Tama county probate court approved Elsie E. Vesely of Tama to settle her claim against North Western Railway Co. and H. M. Peet of Clinton for 26135 dollars. She dismissed the case with prejudice after seeking 500000 dollars for a February 24 1965 train truck collision that killed her husband Joseph V Vesely. The order includes 8633 48 dollars to two law firms for services and expenses.
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Toledo
John W. Tobin
Tama County
Elsie E. Vesely
Tama
Joseph V. Vesely
North Western Railway Co
H. M. Peet
Clinton
Joseph
Vesely
Irish Egg and Poultry Co
Tobin
Handicapped Employment Committee Names New Leaders
Davenport businessman R. V. Hopkins 47 was named chairman of the Governor's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped. Nate Ruben 41 of Des Moines was named vice-chairman for a two year term. Gov. Hughes announced eight new members and reappointed seven. The 39 member panel promotes handicapped employment. Hugh Doty 42 of Mechanicsville was among the reappointments.
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DES Moines
Davenport
R. V. Hopkins
Harold Hughes
Nate Ruben
Hughes
Hugh Doty
Mechanicsville
Judge to Retire after 38 Years on Waterloo Court
Waterloo Municipal Judge Ben Howrey 68 announced Wednesday he will retire at year end ending a 38 year tenure on the city bench. The longtime jurist has presided over countless civil and criminal matters in the community.
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Waterloo
UPI
Ben Howrey
Crash Claims Second Life in Iowa City Collision
Mary Roberts age 72 of Iowa City died at University Hospitals from injuries after a September 14 crash at Keokuk Street and Highway 6. Mary Vitosh 74 also died at the scene in the same accident. Services for Roberts are set for Saturday at 10 a.m. at George S. Gay funeral home. Carnation Rebekah lodge memorials will be held Friday at 7 p.m. Roberts born Williamsburg. moved to Iowa City in 1910. widow of Frank Roberts. Survived by two sons, five grandchildren, three brothers, four sisters.
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Iowa City
Keokuk Street
Highway 6
Mary Roberts
University
Mary Vitosh
Roberts
Carnation Rebekah Lodge
Williamsburg
Frank
Rebekah Lodge
William
Coralville
Keota Girl Injured In Freak Gun Mishap
Theresa Greiner nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Greiner of rural Keota is listed in good condition at Washington county hospital after a gunshot wound to the abdomen monday evening. She was watching her brother shoot diseased hogs with a .22 rifle when a half bullet ricocheted off an object in the hog lot and split after impact. Theresa had surgery monday night at the hospital.
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Gazette
Keota
Theresa Greiner
Bernard Greiner
Washington County Hospital
Theresa
Johnson Group To Study West School Problems
Iowa City planning commission votes to study site access and issues tied to the new West High School. Chairman Allan Vestal to invite mayors and officials from Johnson county, Iowa City, Coralville, University Heights, Clear Creek school district, and the University of Iowa to October talks.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
van ‘Snyder
Cedar Rapids
Planning Commission
Vestal
U of Iowa Band Salute Honors Five Colleges
The Hawkeye marching band will open the Iowa football season with a University Salute honoring five Iowa colleges. The halftime show features formations and pieces for medicine engineering business liberal arts and more with stage names and campus figures including Tom Davis Frank Piersol Vince Paxhia and student baton twirlers.
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Iowa City
Hawkeye
Iowa
Texas Christian University
University of Iowa
College of Medicine
Defenders
Law College
Scales of Justice
College of Engineering
College of Business Administration
College of Liberal Arts
Tijuana Brass
Tom Davis
Frank Piersol
Vince Paxcia
Winsted, Conn
Mary Moffitt
Mary Harvey
Park Ridge
Ill
Miller Named Grand Master of Masons
Davenport AP Kenneth Miller of Des Moines is the new grand master of Iowa Masons elected at the 123rd state convention. He succeeds William Brubaker of Bettendorf. Other officers elected are Gordon C. Hascall of Emerson senior grand warden and Ross McCulla of Brooklyn junior grand warden.
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Davenport
Kenneth Miller
Des Moines
Iowa Masons
William Brubaker
Bettendorf
Gordon C. Hascall
Emerson
Ross McCulla
Brooklyn
Daily want ads urge buying and selling
Every day is a good day to buy sell rent or trade with want ads. Dial 369 1234.
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Dial
Decorah City Grants Barbecue Pit for Farmer Appreciation Day
Decorah's second annual Farmer Appreciation Day will feature a large barbecue pit set up downtown in front of the Ben Bear clothing store. Wayne Burns asked the council to build a low decorative fence around Day Spring near the John Cline school playground to keep youngsters safe. L P Erdman will prepare specs and costs for water and sewage services tied to a proposed livestock buying station south of Decorah at the Geo A Hormel Co site.
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Gazette
Decorah
Decorah Jaycees
Ben ‘Bear Clothing
Wayne Burns
Decorah Community
John Cline
Day Spring
L. P. Erdman
Geo. A. Hormel Co
Cargo on Mississippi Totals 320 600 Tons
A Rock Island report shows 320 600 tons of cargo passing Lock 15 in the Mississippi River during the last week.
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Mississippi
Rock Island
Fireman Hurt in Iowa City Blaze
An Iowa City fireman, Herman Villhauer, 43, was hospitalized for observation with smoke inhalation and exhaustion after fighting an early morning fire in an upper floor three bedroom apartment at 1103 E College Street. The lower floor was unoccupied and investigators have not yet determined the fire’s cause.
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Iowa City
Herman Villhauer
Mercy Hospital
Asanen Nana
E. College Street
Forell Invited to East Germany for Luther anniversary
Professor George W. Forell of the University of Iowa religion school will be the sole American speaker at Wittenberg's 450th Luther anniversary. He will lecture in German on Justification and Eschatology on November 2 at a conference, with other speakers from West Germany and Eastern bloc. additional note on Darrin learns Italian and forgets English.
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Iowa City
George W. Forell
University of Iowa School of Religion
Wittenberg
East Germany
Martin Luther
Forell
Luther
West Germany
Saxony
Breslau
Wasa Gymnasium
University of Vienna
Austria
U.S
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Princeton Theological Seminary
New Jersey
Union Theological Seminary
New York
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