Bristow News Fragment Detailing Family Notices
Fragmentary item from Bristow News listing individuals with connections to Moore family and funerals. Mentions Moore son, ages, birth and death details, and a funeral attendance spanning Bristow and nearby towns including Beekville Clarksville Greene Iowa Waterloo Dumont Latimer Alison Parkersburg and Geneva. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or full names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Id Moore
Hextt Moore
Anna St
Tate
Gaughter
Bristow
Beekville
Clarksville
Greene
Iowa
Waterloo
Dumont
Latimer
Alison
Parkersburg
Geneva
Arizona Farewell Honors Local Visitors and Family
Arizona residents hosted a farewell event honoring visiting individuals and a local family. The gathering highlighted community ties as a father and son were welcomed, with attendance noted from nearby towns.
In Hospital: Ken to Wednesday Ad Page K. Miller
Charles City person Ken remains in hospital for observation with status unclear as of report. Hospital page references indicate follow up on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken
K. Miller
Charles City
Marcee Sidmore Feted on Birthday
Marcee Sidmore was honored at a Thursday gathering in the home of her sister Mardell Sidrwre. The event marked her birthday with family present and warm wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcee Sidmore
Mearcee Sidmore
Thursaa
Van
Mardell Sidrwre
Visiting Here of Buckeye Week as a Tie
A fragmented notice notes a Buckeye event titled Visiting Here of Buckeye Week with a tie in the summer season. Details are unclear due to OCR limitations but indicate a schedule or program lasting one week during the warm months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Fort Dodge and Baraboo Residents Mentioned in Visit
Mrs Cora Clark of Fort Dodge and Rex Butler of Baraboo were noted as visitors alongside Sisters in a brief community item describing recent calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Clark
Fort Dodge
Rex Butler
Baraboo
Unclear Local Reunion Contacts at Dumont and Surroundings
Fragmentary notes mention Mr and Mrs George Stewart at Knolleunion in Cede on Sunday and Harold Brow at the Brown reunion in Handorf Park Dumont. Other names include Wendell, Henry, Collins, and Mrs Tjadie Ti. Details of dates, places, and relations are garbled with multiple misspellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stewart
Cede
Sunder
Tuesé
Wendell x O
Henry
Pheonix
Arizona
John i Collins
Cole
Harold Brow
Handorf Park
Dumont
Hoppeworth
Palms
Merrill
Quinba
Knme
Tjadie Ti
Folkert Kielmen Ale
Local Social Roundup In Algona Home Gatherings
Mrs Al We were and Mrs Joan Dirks hosted a series of Sunday and Tuesday visits at Algona homes. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ernest Brocka Mr and Mrs Ray Hahn Mrs Herm Hovenga and family Des Moines visitors and several local families enjoyed afternoon and evening calls through midweek social. names include Hearn Hahn Wendt Van Dssere and DeBerg families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al We
Joan Dirks
Bowen
Sue Frericns
Harry Brocka
Ernest Brocka Y
Algona
San
Hutsenhison
Ray Hann
Glen Hearn
Fred
Orvil Stewart
Greene
George Stewart
Leia
Mellon
Los In
Dumont
Ray Hahn
Herm Hovenga
Des Moines
Gien Hearn
Emmett Winiz
Henry An
Clarksille
Tee Hahn
Hahn
Ben van
Weiland and Family
Purdine Hahn
DeWayne DeBerg
Iowa leaders tout Europe trip impacts and state bills
Capitol News Weekly reports Gov. Harold Hughes cites a trade mission to Western Europe generating a minimum $5 million in new Iowa business with potential to reach $73 million, plus possible follow ups in 30 to 60 days and other regions. The piece notes improved Midwest prestige and mentions Iowa Development Commission involvement, a 1965 town hall pay raise bill, and a county courthouse Saturday opening directive. It also covers May farm employment rising to 39,000 and an overall August- to May employment figure reaching 1,143,300 with gains from agricultural work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Harold Hughes
Ror
Iowa
Hughes
South Ameri
Far East
Towans
Midwest
Iowa Develop Commission
Walter McNamara
Lawrence
Four-Day Weekend Patrols Planned by State Safety Official
State Safety Commissioner William Sueppel plans a 25 man patrol to oversee a four day weekend, following a deadly sequence of town mishaps. The aim is to prevent a similar slaughter during the upcoming period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sueppel
Iowa to host record highway safety deployment event
The plan calls for the largest single concentration of its kind in Iowa history with 350 highway patrolmen and about 275 national guardsmen plus state staff including conservation officers taking part in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
National Guardsmen
Iowa Supreme Court moves to speed reapportionment case
The Iowa Supreme Court will accelerate its handling of the suit challenging the constitutionality of the state's temporary reapportionment plan. Four Iowa residents claim the 1965 legislature passed apportionment without subdistricting counties electing multiple senators or representatives. Polk County District Judge Harry Perkins had ruled him ef-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Supreme Court
Polk County
Harry Perkins
Reapportionment Appeal Speeds Toward Supreme Court
The federal court has jurisdiction over reapportionment suits and four Iowans appeal the lower court decision to the Town Supreme Court. To hasten the case the high court cut about 45 days from normal procedure. Des Moines attorney David Belin was ordered to file the appeal brief as quickly as possible, with the Attorney General's office allotted an extra 20 days to submit its case. Berlin normally had 24 days and the state 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court
David Belin
Des Moines
Attorney General's Office
Berlin
New Virology Lab Opens at Iowa State Hygienic Lab
A new virus laboratory providing specialized services for Iowa physicians is now in operation at the state hygienic laboratory of the University of Iowa in Iowa City. Fully equipped to isolate and identify common viruses, the facility will help pinpoint outbreaks of communicable diseases and give physicians time to prevent possible epidemics, said Dr. William J. Hausler, director of the state hygienic laboratory. Iowa joins few Midwestern states without a state virus laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State Hygienic Laboratory
University of Iowa At
Iowa City
William J. Hausler
Midwest
Regents Board Jurisdiction Over State Higher Institutions
The state board of regents holds authority over public colleges and universities in the state, guiding policies and governance for higher education institutions and their administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Regents
State Institutions of Higher Learn
Iowa Board approves tuition hike and campus project
The board increased tuition for out-of-state students at Iowa and Iowa State, and for all students at the State College. It approved a one million dollar parking ramp near the Memorial Union at Iowa State, funded by the union and serving 684 cars. It also approved part time private practice for University of Iowa College of Dentistry faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State
State College
Memorial Union
Ames
University of Iowa College of Dentistry
Ray Elected Leader of 13-State GOP Chairmen Group
Iowa Republican state chairman Robert Ray was chosen to head the Association of GOP state chairmen for a 13 state Midwest region. He succeeds Ray Bliss of Ohio, who was named national Republican chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Robert Ray
Association of
GOP
Ray
Ray Bliss
Ohio
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