Clarksville memorial and local notices recounted
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Jennie Owens Shafer 94 at Hamel Martins Funeral Home. Survivors include sisters in law nieces and nephews. Rev Joseph Doms led the service. Burial in Lynwood Cemetery. Also notes anniversary of Mr and Mrs August Shukar at St John Lutheran with relatives from several towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammel-Martin
Jennie Owens Shafer
Ahrens
Thomas Shafer
Josep Doms
Clarkside
Bunal
Lynwood
August Shukar
St. John Lutheran Church
Plainfield
Waverly
Shell Rock
Nashua
Durante
Des Moines
Clarksville
Canoga Park
California
Glen Smvith
Lloyd Lutzke
Elnore Smith
Mainfield
Kenneth White
Ardo
June Wedding Planned in Local Community
A June wedding is being planned by Rae and Hs aye Shei aar in the local community. Mr Bliss, a two day specialist with the US Army, is stationed at Fort Hood, Texas. The couple will wed at the local community school with details forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae
Hsaye Shei Aar
Ocal Community School
Bliss
US Army
Fort Hood
Texas
Social Circle and Circle meetings and tree pickup
The Social Circle Club meets Thursday afternoon January 14 with Mrs H Puls. The Past Noble Grand Circle meets Tuesday afternoon January 12 at Mrs H S Pulis home. Girl Scouts and Brownies plan Burning of the Greens on Sunday afternoon January 10 on the athletic field. Residents to place trees curbside for pickup on Saturday January Sh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Wilken
Loraine Allan
Mary
Hazelton
Arnold Schellhorn
Oran
Dick Schoemann
Lloyd Lebeck
Jerry Hartema
Fannie Walsang
Parkersburg
Ahrens Rest Home
Wallace Jones
la Monte
Missouri
Paul Jones
U and I Club
Mary Roose
Larry Keller
Allen
Debra
Ron Hartema
Scott
Cedar Falls
Robert Voigts
Darwin Niehaus
Viola Ahrens
Tommy
Ron Martema
Social Circle
Charlie Jacobs Birthday Party Honored at Home
Mr and Mrs Edwin Wedeking hosted 48 guests Sunday to celebrate Charlie Jacobs birthday. Progressive 500 yielded high and low scores for Mr and Mrs John Mehmen. A lunch followed and gifts included two cake designs resembling two men’s shirts. Attendees came from Fredericksburg Washua Plainfield Cedar Falls Waverly and Clarksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Wedeking
Charlie Jacobs
John Mehmen
Fredericksburg
Washua
Plainfield
Cedar Falls
Waverly
Clarksville
Willis urges ethics codes and clear records on pavement costs
Willis proposed a state ethics framework including a general ethics code for branches and agencies and a legislative ethics committee to oversee it. He urged agencies to draft tailored ethics codes for approval. He noted most commissioners had contracts with firms serving the commission, but found no direct evidence of improper influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Highway Commission
Legislative Committee On Ethics
Legislative Ethics Committee
Everett Shockey
Council Bluffs
Commission
Seat belt law urged as Iowa deaths rise in 1964 summer
Iowa saw 235 traffic fatalities in June to August with only two belt wearers. Officials estimate 96 lives would have been saved if seat belts had been used. State Safety Commissioner William Suppel plans a 1965 legislative push for a universal seat belt requirement on new cars. The piece also notes the 1965 Iowa State Fair theme Our Indian Heritage and that former Jones County attorney Rex Schrader, 33, of Monticello, is serving six months in federal prison for failing to file tax returns, with $4,441 owed for 1957-62. Governor Harold Hughes comments on pari mutuel betting as fluid and not vetoing, but not advocating it either.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
William Suppel
Rex Schrader
Monticello
Jones County
Schrader
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Iowa Supreme Court Grants Bonded Recount Bid in NE Iowa
Three Iowa Supreme Court Justices granted Democrat Stephen Peterson an injunction barring auditors in nine northeast Iowa counties from unlocking voting machines for a recount bid in his race against Republican K B R Gross who won by 420 votes. Peterson must post a $3,000 bond and the order expires February 1, 1965. Earlier Federal Judge Edward McManus denied jurisdiction for the injunction. Republican leaders discuss rebuilding the party with Fred Schwengel proposing a 100 member committee and task forces to craft a policy book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Supreme Court
Stephen Peterson
Iowa
Peterson
K. B R. Gross
Edward McManus
McManus
Republican State Central Committee
Fred Schwengel
Davenport
Towa
Iowa Faces Mumps Epidemic Says Health Official
The state health department reports mumps cases in Iowa have more than doubled this year. Dr. Ralph Heeren, director of the division of preventable, calls Iowa’s situation an epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Department
Iowa
Ralph Heeren
Division of
Iowa figures show rising mumps cases and fiscal notes
Mumps cases near nine thousand this year exceed last year’s three thousand. Iowa dairies likely sold more ice cream amid higher disease counts. The state liquor commission notes bulk discount subsidies totaling about one hundred thirty four thousand dollars in four weeks, with projected annual costs near one point five five million. Campaign finance shows Democratic and Republican committees reporting modest expenditures and receipts, while Gov Harod Hughes and opponent Evan Hultman list varied spending and income figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Liquor Commission
Commission
Democratic State Central Committee
Secretary of State
Republican State Central Committee
Harod Hughes
Evan Hultman
Iowa Fair Managers approve pari mutuel horse betting
The Iowa Fair Managers Association backs pari mutuel betting on horse racing after a report from its research committee. Chairman Jean Kleve of Humboldt said averages from 27 states show Iowa could take in about $7.6 million in wagering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Fair Managers’ Association
Jean Kleve
Humboldt
Iowa
Iowa committee proposes restricted wagering at fairs and state fair
A committee backs taxing betting within six to ten years and limits wagering to county and district fairs and the state fair. Wagering would occur outside fair days, racing would run limited days by area population, and a horse racing board would oversee. No betting on Sunday and mutuel betting limited to horse racing. A former state senator, Dr Robert Moore, 76, Dunlap veterinarian and former senator, may become Secretary of the Iowa Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Senate
Robert Moore
Dunlap
Senate
Edward McDermott resigns from Office of Emergency Planning
Dubuque lawyer Edward McDermott submits his resignation as director of the Office of Emergency Planning to President Johnson. A Kennedy campaign co chair in 1960, he resigns to join a Washington law firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McDermott
Dubuque
Johnson
McDermott
Kennedy
Washington
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Hartema
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Dean Schilling
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Alvin Schilling
Roger Calease
Howard Calease
Charles Eggleston
Jim Eggleston
Thea Kay
Waterloo
Charles Shepard
Hermansow
Ames Art Thompson
Henry Ulrich
Fred Hartwig
Don Frerichs
Edwin Eppley
Galen Miller
Lena Stelling
Iowa Highway Commission
Iowa City
Ned Willis
Perry
Legislative Interm Committee
L. M. Clauson
Purina Chows & Products
Coll Blum Grinding Service
Greene
Town OF
Donavan Worley
Aredale
P. S
P. B
A. T
Pontiac
H. T
Dr. Sedan
P.S
Jennings
Kelly Street
Charles City, IA
Kenneth R. Falk
MC Dermott
Ford, New Idea & Farmhand
Charles City
Dave Markle
Farm Tractor Co
My Company
Woodmen Accident and Life Company
G. A
Sam
Sneed
Greene, Iowa
Lincoln, Nebraska
Sais of
Leding
Interoffice
Greene Recorder Newscenter
Greene and Neighborin
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