Bethel Baptist Church Elects Two to Posts at Fellowship
The Folk of Bethel Baptist Church held their monthly fellowship supper and quarterly meeting on Tuesday. Mrs Earl Nicewarner was elected to the Board of Deaconesses and Pearl Knoop was elected Assistant Missionary Story Reader for the Sunday School, filling vacancies left by Mrs John Falconer moving to Eldon.
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Bethel Baptist Church
Earl Nicewarner
Pearl Knoop
Story
John Falconer
Eldon
Rowe Family Moves Into New South Main Home
Mr and Mrs Earl Rowe and their family have moved into a newly purchased home on South Main Street. The residence was formerly owned and occupied by Mr and Mrs Don Ritter and their family.
Lutheran Women Meet for Monthly Church Session
The Women of the Lutheran Church gathered Thursday afternoon at the Lutheran church for their monthly meeting. Mrs John Ewald hosted. Mrs Arnold Haller read Scripture and Mrs James Ott gave the lesson. Refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon.
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Lutheran Church
Lund
John Ewald
Arnold Haller
James Ott
Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Adams Home
Mrs. Clarence Adams hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club at her home with a one o clock luncheon. High score at the bridge tables went to Mrs. Wil Barth, with second to Mrs. Wallace. Betty Mrs. Leo Brown of Charles City was a guest.
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Clarence Adams
Wedneday
Rebekah Circle Meets at Heinz Residence
The Rebekah Circle gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Mary Heinz home with Mrs John Ewald as hostess. Card table winners were Mrs Nina Falmer high traveling by Mrs Conrad Blum and Mrs Mary Heinz low. Lunch was served at the close of the afternoon.
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Rebekah
Mary Heinz
John Ewald
High
Nina Falmer
Conrad Blum
Low
Homecoming for Charles City man after hospital stay
Marvin Lamb returned home from Cedar Valley Hospital in Charles City Saturday after an emergency appendectomy earlier in the week.
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Marvin Lamb
Cedar Valley Hospital
Charles City
Mrs Florence Schmitt Hosts Bridge Club Dessert Luncheon
Mrs Florence Schmitt hosted a Contract Bridge Club gathering Wednesday evening. After a 7:30 dessert luncheon, the high score at the bridge tables went to Mrs Ed Enabait and the second prize to Mrs Leon Marsh.
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Florence Schmitt
Homme
Contract Bridge Club
Ed Enabait
Leon Marsh
Mrs Pearl Schafer Moves to Greene Apartment
Mrs Pearl Schafer has moved into an apartment in Greene. The brief notice records a residential relocation with no additional details about date or reason.
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Pearl Schafer
Greene
Bethel Baptist Church To Introduce Earlier Sunday Services
Bethel Baptist Church changes Sunday schedule starting July 16 with morning worship moving up by half an hour. Sunday School will begin at 9 30 am and the main service at 10 00 am.
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Bethel Baptist Church
Marble Rock Residents Return From Minneapolis Visit
Mrs Esther Ott and her granddaughter Patsy Ott returned Saturday from Minneapolis where they visited Mrs Ott’s daughter and family. Rev and Mrs Leonard Anderson, son Robint Hoyman of Madison, Wisconsin, were visiting their aunt Mrs Dora Knoop and cousins Mr.
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Esther Ott
Patsy Ott
Minneapolis
Ott
Leonard Anderson Robint Hoyman
Madison
Wisconsin
Dora Knoop
Clair Knoop
Ruth Adams
Mason City
Gerald Adams
Judy
Ruth
Mississippi
Minnesota
Ike Wyatt
Kenneth Stille
Ira Ott
Chicago
Don Krambeer
Krambeer
Hotel Hanford
Roy Krambeer
Bill Fluhrer
Don Fluhrer
Charles City
Walter Marsh
Mark
Marvin Lamb
Clifford Smith
Mayin
Cedar Valley Hospital
Roy Maxson
Evansville
Indiana
Mattie Maxson
Cleland Maxson
A. van Benschotten
Winfeld
Kansas
New Iowa agriculture chief Liddy and state shifts
Capitol News reports L. B. Liddy named town secretary of agriculture by Governor Erbe after serving as state personnel director since January. The piece covers his background, succession by Lloyd Van Patten, and jumps to broader topics including property tax debates, public budget hearings, and state fireworks rules.
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Town
L. B. Liddy
Hawkeye
Liddy
Erbe
Agriculture Department
Department of Agriculture
Lloyd van Patten
Indianola
Clyde Spry
Spry
Walter R Cochran
Iowa Taxpayers Association
Cochran
George Nagle Elected Iowa GOP Chairman
George Nagle, a longtime parts worker with local state and national ties, was named chairman of the Iowa Republican State Central Committee. He succeeds Verne Martin of Newton who resigned the post.
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George Nagle
Iowa City
Iowa Republican State Central Committee
Nagle
Verne Martin
Newton
Hawkins Criticizes Erbe Leadership in Iowa
Des Moines Democrat Lex Hawkins accuses Governor Erbe and the Republican state administration of prioritizing party devotion over the people. Hawkins says Erbe has shown no state leadership since taking office in January.
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Nagle
Lex Hawkins
Des Moines
Republcan
Erbe
Republican Party
Hawkins
Ebe
Governor’s Hawaii trip ends with weekend return
Iowa Governor returns home from a vacation business visit to Hawaii. He attended the annual governors conference in the state and marks his first leave since taking office in January. His wife and three daughters accompanied him.
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Iowa
Hawaii
Hawai
Stanton Dies Reflects Iowa Conservation Service
Funeral services were held for Joseph Stanton of Des Moines a member of the state conservation commission who died of a brain tumor at 61. Stanton was first named to the commission in 1951 by Governor Beardsley.
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Joseph Stanton
Des Moines
State Conservation Commission
Stanton
Beardsley
Iowa interim committee tightens pay ceiling for psychiatrists
The legislative interim committee voted to cap salaries for psychiatrists and doctors below the superintendent level at 318.900 dollars, prompting expected salary cuts for staff on July 1 unless the decision is reversed. A legal opinion from the attorney general’s office on the move is pending.
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Iowa
Legislative Interim Committee
State Board of Control
Attorney Generals Office
Interym
The
Allornes
Food Shipped In To Camp Dodge Cadets
The 137 National Guard officers and cadets at the Iowa Military Academy Camp Dodge received most of their chow via shipment. The routine supply brought essential meals to sustain training and daily duties at the facility. The article highlights mobilization logistics and the role of food provisions in maintaining operations.
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Offutt Air Force Base
Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
Fifth Army
Des Moines
Lowa
National Guard
Iowa Military Academy
Camp Dodge
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