Valley Community School District Quarterly Financial Report 1958
Valley Community School District Fayette County presents its quarterly financial statement for the quarter ending September 30, 1958. It itemizes balances from the Schoolhouse Fund and General Fund, receipts, expenditures totaling 57 364.61, and payments for July August and September including salaries, supplies and services. The report is certified by secretary Gladys Hanson and sworn by notary G J Mosby.
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Valley
County Fayette
Gladys Hanson
Lamborn
Alderson
Amundson
Nynex’s
Fayette County Board of Education
Legal Services-Valley Community Dist
Towa Association of School Boards
Gladys Nson
Colleges consider requiring nonrefundable $50 tuition payment
State College presidents proposed a policy to limit applications that avoid deposits by taking the best deal. A $50 nonrefundable tuition payment would be required during admission, possibly applied across state schools, with no final decision yet on implementation. Department officials say state aid must nearly triple by 1962 to fund education for township children, needing about $325 per pupil and total aid of $73 million annually, prompting a recommendation to raise state aid from $23 to $53 million.
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Association of Town College
Department of Public Instruction
Board of Public Instruction
Ownership and circulation of The Elgin Echo
Statement of Ownership for The Elgin Echo weekly at Elgin Iowa dated October 1 1957 lists publishers R P Strauch and James Hermen Elgin Iowa with editor and managing editor R P Strauch and business manager R P Strauch. Owners are R P Strauch and James Hermen Elgin Iowa with bonds and mortgage holder listed as unknown.
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Elgin Echo
Elgin
Iowa
R. P. Strauch
James Hermen
Bondhalderg
Mort
Board of Control seeks higher 1959 61 prison funding for Iowa
The state board of control urged Governor Loveless to boost 1959 61 appropriations for Iowa’s eight prisons to 7,977,082 dollars starting July 1, up from the prior year’s 5,127,793. Diesel tax crackdown targets nearly 100 dealers in 34 counties for selling without permits and losing 7 cent per gallon truck tax revenue. Roy Pell, 60, longtime Marshalltown attorney and veteran leader in the American Legion, died in Chicago after a heart attack at the national convention.
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Board OF Control
State Board of Control
Herechel G. ‘Loveless
Iowa
George Marchi
Marchi
Pell
Roy Pell
American Legion
Chicago
National Legion
Marshalltown
Iowa Legion
Real estate transfers listed for September 1958
Henry H Wolf and wife transfer Lot 12 in Hunsberger 1st add to Robert E Moore and wife. Robert B Kohler and wife to Henry H Wolf and wife tract along south line of Franklin Street in Clermont. Milford J Knutson Estate to Roy Torson Part Lot 3 Block 12 Clermont dated September 25 1958. C C Corbin and wife transfer to Clifford H Wheeler and wife SW SE 30 and NW NW NE 31 93 7 dated September 26 1958.
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Wolf
Henry H
Robert E. Moore
Hunsberger
Kohler
Robert BE
Io Henry H. Wolf
Franklin Street
Knutson
Milford J
Roy Torson
Clermont
Corbin
C. C
Clifford H. Wheeler
Fallmer Don and Wife to Reva Torkelyon Lot Elgin
Property transfer dated September 26 1988 records Fallmer Don and wife transferring N60 lot 2 block 8 Elgin to Reva Torkelyon. Also notes new car registrations for Grimes Robert L Elgin and a license to wed Robert Richard Rogers and Karen M Cowlishaw. A child Billy Hay formerly of Everly injured his arm while retrieving a toy jeep from a mailbox, requiring removal of a bent mailbox from the stucco.
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Fallmer
Don
Reva Torkelyon
Elgin
Robert Richard Rogers
Arington
Karen M. Cowlishaw
New Hampton
Billy Hay
Everly
Billy
Forest City man killed in spring tied to combine accident
Kenneth Lemke of Forest City died in a freak accident while helping stretch a five foot spring to a combine. The spring recoiled after the attachment failed and broke his neck, officials said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Lemke
Forest City
Mr. Lemke
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Voc. Ag
Towa State College
Missouri - Kansas Chemical Company
J. J. Holcomb Mfg. Co
Brittanica
Chas, Scribner and Son Library
Metropolitan Supply Co
Horace “Mann ‘Mutual Casualty
John C. Anderson
Pixler's
D-X Sunray Oil Co
Sinclair ‘Refining Co
Geneva
Telephone Company of Iowa
Wadena School
Huntington Laboratories
Elgin State Bank
Wadena
Owa Employment Security Commission
Oewa Public Employees’ Retirement System
Wadena I. P. E. R. S. Taxes
Iinterstate Power Company
Vhs
Dgin State Bank
Eneral Telephone Company of
Wadena Schoo
John M. Tillotson
Fuance
Pixler
Lyle ‘Krueger
Moy 'Ing
Torkelson Motor Company
Highway Surfacers, Inc
Montgomery Ward and Company
Elgin School
Klipto Loose Leaf
Midland
Hammond and
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Kens Company
A. J. Masuen Company
Horace Mann Mutual
Casualty Company
Ins
M. H. ‘Moore
Supe
Clermont Brick and Land Company Ga
Farm Service Company
Trans
Dick’s
Tion
George J. Paulson
Bor - Larrabee Bldg
City Laundering Company
George Paulson
Cz Penter
Cline Motor Company
Dr. Trg
Riverside
the Chemical Rubber Company
Zeo Manufacturing Corporation
Clean Ing
Globe Machinery and Supply Company
Des Moines Register and Tribune
SBA Library Service
Ross James
Interstate Power Company
Elgin Insurance Agency Workmen’s C. Wadena
Brunswick - Balke Collender Company
Clermont ‘Motor Company
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
General Telephone Company of
Betty Lou Bennett
Don Gardner
Lawrence Knudtson
Kathryn Grove
G. L. Ward
G. J. Mosby
State News
Elkader Theatre
North East
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Vikings
Kirk Douglas
Tony Curtis
Ernest Borgnine
Janet Leigh
Parker
Corey
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MacArthur
Lynley
Alan Ladd
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Robi. Preston
Lloyd Nolan
Grimes
Robert L. Elgin
Mobile Home
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State Bank
Elkader, Ia
Paul N. Moser
Postville
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Ld Lis
Sara
Sara Cleaner
Bam
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Entire Stock Boys’ Parkas
Oshkosh
Anderson
Postville, Iowa
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