Reeds Observed Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
Bristow area notices recount silver wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Bob Reed at Dumont with many local families attending. The report lists guests and multiple visits among Greene Hampton Dumont and Jewell residents, including Stewart, Hahn, Eisentrager, Card, Cuvelier and Muessigmann families, with several Tuesday and Sunday gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Reeds
Ray Hahn
Paul Weiland
Burdine Hahn
Dewayne de Berg
al Wend
Siver
Bob Reed
Dumont
Birthday Luncheon Honors Grapp Daughter
Mr and Mrs Raymond Grapp hosted a Sunday afternoon luncheon at their home to observe their daughter s birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs William McDowell Mrs Paul DeBower of Allison Dale Grapp and daughter Marlys Detra Harold Grapp and Mr and Mrs Vernon Leerhoff and family of Clarksville and Janell and Susan Grapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Grapp
Chers] Grapp
Wiliam McDowell
Paul DeBower
Allison
Dale Grapp
Marlys Detra
Harold Grapp
Vernon Leerhoff
Clarksville
Janell
Susan Grapp
Birthday Club Meets at Darrel Brown Home
The Neighborhood Birthday Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at the home of the honoree Mrs Darrel Brown. Attendees included Mrs Herman Voss of Ardale Mrs Emmett Hutchison Donna Peterson of Dumont Mrs Clair Hearn Mrs Clara Jackson Mrs Glen Brown and Page and Mrs Earl Roberts.
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Birthday Club
Neighborhood Birthday Club
Darrel Brown
Herman Voss
Aredale
Emmett Hutchison
Donna Peterson
Dumont
Clair Hearn
Clara Jackson
Glen Brown
Page
Earl Roberts
Birthday observance at Brown home honors Darrold Brown
Mrs Willard Wiebke and Mrs Jack Brown were Wednesday afternoon guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Darrold Brown to observe Mrs Darrold Browns birthday. Mrs Brown was honored again that evening with the presence of Mrs Lloyd True and Darwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Wiebke
Jack Brown
Darrold Brown
Mrrs. Brown
Lloyd True
Darwin
Bristow Locals Share Visits At Several Homes
Mrs Fred Sherman visited Tuesday evening in the home of Mrs Lester Eberline. Mrs Susan Flanigan of Dumont and Mrs Junior Drakle called Thursday in the home of Mrs Al Wendt. Mrs Henry Schwobel of Belleville Illinois attended. Tea guests Monday afternoon were Mrs Percy Merrill and Pat and Mrs Gordon Merrill at the home of Mr and Mrs Tom Harris in Allison. Mr and Mrs Lawrence True and Scott were Sunday dinner guests of his mother Mrs Lloyd True. Mr and Mrs Ray Hahn and Mrs Al Wendt visited Sunday afternoon in the home of Mrs Emmett Graves at Marble Rock. Mr and Mrs Clarence Wiegmann of Flosh visited Friday evening in the home of his mother Mrs Don Wiegmann. Mrs Keith Crotty and family of Ackles and Mrs Karen Wilken and family of Hampton visited Wednesday in the home of the ladies grandparents Mr and Mrs William Sidmore. Mrs Harold Harris spent from Friday to Sunday in the home of her mother. Sunday luncheon guests at the home of Mrs Clara Jackson were Mr and Mrs Harold Fekhoff and family of Alexander and Mr and Mrs Donald Jackson and daughter of Hampton.
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Kenneth Kettwig
Greene
Henry Kruger
Fred Sherman
Clarence
Leonard Sherman
Cedar Falls
Emmett Hutchison
Dumont
Dewayne de Berg
George Stewart
Harry Card
Hampton
Harley Cuvelier
H. E. Cuvelier
M. F. Boylan
al Wendt
Paul Schnabel
G. W. Beadle
Henry Muessigmann
Jewell
Lester Eberline
Susan Flanigan
Junior Drakle
Henry Schwobel
Belleville
Ilinois
Percy Merrill
Pat
Gordon Merrill
Tom Harris
Allison
Lawrence True
Scott
William Sidmore
Harold Harrs
Frank Eisentrayer
Clara Jackson
Harold Fekhoff
Alexander
Donald Jackson
Ray Stewart
Ackley
Jake Lehwennen
Nashua
Ray Hahn
Bill Koenen
Latimer
Robert Voss
Lyons
Illinois
John Rusinack
Mason City
Darrald Brown
and Mirs
Herman Voss
Aredale
Erwin Sidmore
Madrid
Margaret Crotty
Karla
Karen Wilken
George Conger
Lee Hahn
Ben Jungling
Parkersburg
Tuition protest and voting rights push at Iowa capitol
About 150 people, mainly students, gathered on the west steps of the state capitol to oppose tuition increases at the three state universities and to urge legislature approval of a constitutional amendment allowing 19 year olds to vote. Legislative leaders spoke via bullhorns. Ray L. Schwartz will resign as executive secretary of the Iowa Commission on the Aging, effective June 15, to head a new five state operation based in Denver. Earl V. Nelson will serve as acting director. Maurice B. Crabbe, former Iowa Press Association president, died at 63. he had served on the board of regents and on the state printing board and was named Iowa master editor-publisher in 1963.
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State Capitol
Legislative
Ray L. Schwartz
Iowa Commission On the Aging
National Council On the Aging
Schwartz
Denver
Colorado
Robert D. Blue
Commission
Iowa
Earl V. Nelson
Iowa Press Association
Maurice B. Crabbe
Eagle Grove
Board of Regents
State Printing Board
Iowa Press
Beef Month Parade Steer Opens Legislature May Beef Month
A 1050 pound Angus steer was paraded before lawmakers in the state capitol to kick off May Beef Month. Gov Ray praised the beef industry's role in the economy as the giant steer drew attention from attendees and legislators. A former Iowa adjutant general, Maj. Gen. Fred C. Tandy, died in a Des Moines hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. He had served as adjutant general from 1950 with later four year term reappointments and resigned in 1961.
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Ray
Iowa
Fred C. Tandy
Des Moines
Tandy
Iowa Meat Inspection Debate Ends In Lopsided Vote
The Iowa House, with minimal debate, passed a meat inspection bill 111 to 1. debate centered on whether to retain state inspection for plants not engaged in inter state commerce or cede oversight to federal authorities. Representative Edward Mezvinsky called funding of inspection at 775000 dollars foolish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Edward Mezvinsky
Iowa City
Mezvinsky
Iowa debates meat inspection and welfare residency impact
The article discusses a bid to shift meat inspection costs to a state program in Iowa, rejected by the lower chamber, with Crabb criticizing federal overreach. It notes supreme court welfare residency ruling and its potential effect on Iowa’s Aid to Dependent Children funding, while officials downplay a welfare influx. It recalls former governor candidate Robert Ray’s flat tax idea and its political hurdles after election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
U. S. Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Richard Turner
Maurice Harmon
Harmon
Iowa tax plan faces uphill fight in House panel
The graduated tax proposal, set to five to 20 percent of the federal rate, stalled after a 24-7 Ways and Means vote. A 29 affirmative votes hurdle remains for floor debate amid constitutional concerns. Rep. Donald Baker noted the AG opinion was denied. About 500,000 Iowans would pay less or no state tax, while 220,000 in higher brackets would pay more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ray
Iowa
House
Ways and Means Committee
Donald Baker
Boone Democrat
Attorney General’s Office
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