Hospital Notices From West Union Waterloo And Postville
William P Pane of West Union suffered an illness Tuesday and received surgery at Palmer Memorial Hospital in West Union. Kathy Schori, daughter of Gere and and Mrs Schori, underwent minor surgery at Scholtz Hospital in Waterloo Sunday or Monday. Lena Cooley remains a medical patient at Postville Hospital after admission last Thursday and discharge today. Cornelius Reierson had major surgery Thursday at Lutheran Hospital in La Crosse Wisconsin and is staying with him. Mrs Reierson also accompanying. Mrs Fred C Muehlethaler is listed as a patient at Postville Hospital after Friday admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Pane
West, Union
Palmer Memorial Hospital
West Union
Waterloo
Gere Schori
Kathy
Scholtz Hospital
Lena Cooley
Postville Hospital
la Crosse
Cornelius Reierson
Lutheran Hospital
Wisc
Fred C. Muehlethaler
Will Notice in Iowa Probate for Albert Schori
State of Iowa Fayette County notice that on May 13 1963 the instrument purporting to be the last Will and Testament of Albert Schori late of the county will come for hearing in the District Court for admission to Probate. Dated West Union Iowa April 30 1963. Herbert D Klammer Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schori
District Court For
West Union
Iowa
Herbert D. Klammer
Thanks for Cards and Kindness After Hospital Stay
Hulda Nydegger and Mrs. Ernest Larson express sincere gratitude for visits cards gifts and prayers during hospitalization at Palmer Memorial Hospital and after returning home. They acknowledge transport and homecare help and appreciate meals and support.
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Chas Dummermuth
Hulda Nydegger
Palmer Memorial Hospital
Ernest Larson
High Producing Holstein Cows Noted In Testing Record
Official production test from Holstein-Friesian Assn. of America highlights two top cows from Ben 1 and Son of Postville. A four year old yielded 14 740 pounds of milk and 544 pounds fat in 287 days, while a three year old produced 14 190 pounds of milk and 533 pounds fat in 305 days.
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Holstein - Friesian Assn. of
America
Ben 1 and Son
Postville
Busy Beavers 4 H Club Mo ther-Daughter Tea Highlights
The Clayton County Busy Beavers 4 H Club hosted a mother daughter tea in Garnaville gym on April 24. Diane Frieden and county officers assisted in introducing numbers and serving. 4 H members modeled garments and McCall's pattern style show highlighted the evening with talks by Joan Hendricks of USU on fitness and posture.
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Clayton County
Garnaville
McCall’s
4H Club
Diane James
Bonnie Kittelson
Our
Joan Hendricks
USU
Diane Frieden
Almer Amundson
Mervin Reierson
Laird Cline
Busy Beavers
Tracy and
D'Ann_ Cline
Donna
Betty Sanderson
Jane Hilden
JoAnn
Karen
Gwen Olson
Clermont Social Guests At Home of Mrs Palmer
Last week residents gathered at the Lee Palmer home with Mrs C A Palmer of Waukon and Mr and Mrs Dale Schwager and Ruth of Portland Oregon visiting on Saturday in Clermont local news item from last week.
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Clermont
Lee Palmer
Social Guests and Family Visits Across Iowa Towns
A Mrs Gilbert Anderson and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Anderson hosted dinner at the William Burrow home Sunday. Several visitors appeared in Eldorado and nearby towns including Barbara Lee celebrating a sixth birthday, Joe Lind from Clinton visiting the Oscar Lind home, and multiple families in Decorah and Cedar Rapids hosting friends and relatives. An afternoon caller was Mr and Mrs John Hanson of Charles City. Nels Gilbert and family visited Cedar Rapids relatives, returning Monday.
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Gilbert _Anderson
William Burrow
Bowvirg
Woodsch
Luther
Eldorado
Martin Erickson
Thussday
Pall
Mes
Lee Palmer
Barbara Lee
Joe Lind
Clinton
Oscar Lind
Jamie Becky
Kathy
Bure
Rand Kaur Oak
Sharon Bruckner
Fred.Barnhouse
Decorah
John Barnhouse
Eugene Butikoer
Cedar Rapids
Palmer Home
C."a. Palmer
Verle Palmer
Waukon
Dale Schwager
Ruth
Portland
Oregon
John Hanson
Charles City
Nels Gilbert
State News Continued Details Tax and Welfare Debates
The governor linked income tax fairness to how the legislature spends new revenue, while a sales tax rise from 2 to 3 percent hinges on budgeting. Senate approves welfare and capital improvements bills. welfare allocates 17.515 million to social welfare with 4.25 million for ADC, ADC increases blocked twice. Conservation Commission gains 1.5 million for next biennium. James W. Wilson elected president of Town Press Assn. E. E. Wessel, Neil Maurer, and W. L. Lindsey chosen as officers.
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Senate
State Conservation Commission
State Department of Social Welfare
Aid To Independent Children
ADC
Department
The
Conservation Commission
Wilson James Wi. Wilson
Carroll Times-Herald
Town Press
Assn
John Feuling
New Hampton
Bes Moines
E. E. Wessel
New London
Neil Maurer
Laurens
W. L. Lindsey
Leon
Town Master Editor Publication Awards and Home Rule Move
The Town Master Editor Publisher awards honor Maurice Crabb Elmer Erwin Taylor Traer and Peter Beck Centerville. The Senate by a 41 to 7 vote approved a constitutional amendment to grant home rule powers to Iowa cities and towns. The measure would let municipalities manage affairs not prohibited by state law. Walter Edelen, former state senator from Garner, is appointed to a six year term on the Town liquor control commission, succeeding C. J. Burris Maquoketa Democrat. Legislative fiscal head Dwayne Wicker reports liquor sales crackdown has cost at least a million dollars in revenue, lowering the expected June 30 treasury surplus from 24.2 million to about 16.5 million due to reduced profits from state stores. The House passed a bill allowing local governments to invest idle funds in local banks or U S securities, with a minimum 90 day term and a 2 percent cap, under supervision of state officials. if banks reject, funds may be placed in U S government securities.
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Senate
Towa
Edelen
Walter Edelen
Garner
Town Liquor Control Commission
C. J. Burris
Maanoseta
Liquor Control Commission
Maquoketa
Legislative
Uscal
Duane Wicker
Gov. Hughes
Wicker
House
Iowa
Permdead
U. S
Iowa lawmakers sought report on free hospital care
Gov Hughes demanded a report on free or reduced medical treatment received by legislators and state officials at University Hospital Iowa City. He criticized the practice as potentially illegal or extra legal and noted highway commissioners had been reimbursed up to 1800 dollars annually for home office expenses.
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Hancher
University Hospitala
Iowa City
State ‘Highway Commission
Hughes
Unclear fragment hints at political note
Fragmentary text references a governor and residents with unclear context leaving key names, places, and events unreadable.
Probes Scrutinize Gov Hughes Amid Iowa Investigations
Gov Harold Hughes faces two investigations as he letters Iowa State University President Virgil to seek guidance. The disclosures come amid mounting scrutiny of state leadership and university ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hughes
State University of Iowa
Virgil
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