Two Hurt In Clarksville Highway 3 Car Crash
JB Waterloo 28 of Oelwein and John Henderson 19 of Hampton were hospitalized after a one car rollover on Highway 3 near Clarksville on Friday. Bradley in fair condition with fractured ribs, Henderson in serious condition with a broken back, third passenger Voshell treated and released. Iowa Patrol cited loss of control on a curve as the cause. Rites Held for Grace Catchpool Grace Catchpool 89 died at home with her family. Surviving children and relatives noted. Funeral services held at Clarksville Community Church with burial in Lowell Cemetery.
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Waterloo
Highway 3
Charksville
Larry Bradley
Oelwein
Allen Memorial Hospital
John Henderson
Hampton
Jacob Melvin Voshell
Oclwein
Waverly
Iowa Highway Patrol
Bradley
Grace Catchpool
Edwin Wilkinson
Herbert
Allison
Roger
Charles City
William Kimball
Reuie Remko
Shell Rock
Social Hour Club Meeting At Carver's Cafe
The Spcial Hour Club will meet Thursday afternoon October 13 at Carver's Cafe with Mrs Jennie Gabby as hostess.
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Spcial
Carver's Cafe
Jennie Gabby
Nine Joined Immanuel United Church of Christ
Nine persons were received into membership by transfer at Immanuel United Church of Christ Sunday morning. The new members are Mr and Mrs Herbert Smoot Rebecca Smoot Barbara Smoot Mr and Mrs Harold Henning Mrs Darrell Kelm Dawson Dawden and Mrs Lez zetta Struck.
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Immanuel United Church of Christ
Herbert Smoot
Rebecca
Barbara Smoot
Harold Henning
Darrell Kelm
Dawson Dawden
Lezetta
October Wedding Announcement in Clarksville
October wedding planned for Deb bie Van Slyke to Richard Reints of Clarksville. Deb bie is a Clarksville High School graduate from the class of 1966. Richard is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Reints of Clarksville and was a member of the...
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Dale van Slyke
Debbie
Richard Reints
Charles Reints
Clarksville
Clarksville High School
Cancer deaths in Iowa in 1964 reach 4696
Iowa recorded 4696 cancer deaths in 1964 across 31 cancer types with respiratory, intestinal, and breast cancers causing the most fatalities. Cardiovascular diseases remained first, cancer second, and six cancers accounted for about 60 percent of cases and over 48 percent of deaths.
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Iowa
Walter Ross
Iowa Bar backs retention in judicial elections
The Iowa State Bar Association urges retaining all District Court and Supreme Court judges up for re-election this year. Five Supreme Court and twenty District Court judges face polls. Terms run six years for District Court and eight for Supreme Court. Judges seek new terms if voters approve retention. a negative vote triggers gubernatorial replacement. State Tax Commissioner Prentis proposes a separate evaluation department and moving revenue duties from the tax commission.
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Iowa State Bar Association
District Court
Supreme Court
Iowa
X. T. Prentis
State Tax Commission
Mount Ayr
Republican
ISU students rate instructors in first evaluation
Iowa State University Ames students issued grades on instructors in the first course and instructor evaluation by the student government. Instructors and courses graded by at least four students received ratings from poor to high, with many earning at least a C plus and some professors appearing on a Dean's list.
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Iowa State University
Ames
Iowa State
ISU
Wedding plans for 1965 graduate at St. John Church
A member of the graduating class of 1965 is employed at the Chamberlain Corporation in Waterloo. The wedding is planned for October 14 at St. John Lutheran Church.
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Chamberlain Corporation
Waterloo
St. John Lutheran Church
Clarksville
Engagement of Rebecca Miller to William H Forry
Mr and Mrs Harvey Miller announce the engagement of their daughter Rebecca to William H Forry son of Mr and Mrs Chester Forry of Waverly A November 4 wedding is planned at the Immanuel United Church of Christ in Clarksville The bride elect is employed at Collins Radio Corporation in Cedar Rapids her fiancé is stationed with the U S Army at Fort Hood Texas
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Harvey Miller
Rebecca
William H. Forry
Chester Forry
Waverly
Immanuel United Church of Christ
Clarksville
Collin’s Radio Corporation
Cedar Rapids
U. S. Army
Fort Hood
Texas
Clarksville Social Notes Include Moves and Visits
Clarksville residents share news of family moves and visits. Rosa Carter learns sister Hannah Greene will live in Manchester with son-in-law and daughter Fred and Mrs Haselman. The Bolin anniversary celebrated by relatives from Janesville Cedar Falls Waverly and Mrs Sterling Holmes of Washington Iowa. Visitors Burkhalter Mayer from Winslow Illinois and South Wayne Wisconsin visit Rosa Carter, who returns to Wisconsin for two weeks. Lighthouse of local hospital and ambulance transport for Martin Niehaus after back surgery. Clint Varnum of Zephyrhills Florida visits son Bill and Clarksville friends. Paul and family to move to Grinnell for Rock Island Railroad transfer. Charles Bohner buys Fred Benning home. Richard Jahr buys W L Poisal home.
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Rosa Carter
Hannah Greene
Manchester
Fred Haselman
R. J. Topp
Francis Edeker
Decorah
First United Church of Christ
George Ray
R. W. Bolin
Janesville
Cedar Falls
Waverly
Clarksville
Sterlng Holmes
Washington
Iowa
Herbert Wedeking
Fred Burkhalter
Winslow
Illinois
Fred Mayer
South Wayne
Wisconsin
Rosa
Waterloo
Clint Varnum
Zephyrhills
Florida
Bill
Varnum
Iowa State Bank
Paul Peiffer
Grinnell
Rock Island Railroad
Charles Bohner
Fred Benning
Richard Jahr
W. L. Poisal
Beck urges June primary for Republican governor race
Centerville publisher Robert K. Beck supports moving the GOP gubernatorial primary from September to June. He argues a June vote would streamline the process and increase voter engagement, urging party officials to consider the change.
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Centerville
Robert K. Beck
Iowa Arts Council Formed As State Receives Federal Grant
Gov Harold Hughes announced Iowa would get 25000 from the Federal government to study the arts and develop a state plan. A 15 member state arts council was appointed last March with an executive director to coordinate work. A statewide arts survey will inventory resources with questionnaires mailed in October.
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Harold Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
Iowa projects 80 million unencumbered balance by June 1967
State Comptroller Marvin Selden Jr predicts a June 30 1967 unencumbered treasury balance of 80 million, 50 million above last year’s forecast. Governor Harold Hughes calls the revision proof of Iowa’s booming economy, citing income and sales tax gains and saying no special legislative session is planned to dole out 1966 tax payments.
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Marvin Selden, Jr
Selden
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
All Justice
Governor Hughes Comments on Tax Refund and State Savings
Governor Hughes argues against issuing a tax refund now, saying future state treasury benefits from keeping the funds outweigh the modest, costly refund. He cites surging economic growth in Iowa and aims to meet next biennium needs and fix tax inequities without raising taxes in 1967.
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Hughes
Iowa considers reckless driving and reckless homicide bill
A legislative committee studying motor vehicle laws recommends a bill to redefine reckless driving as operating a vehicle with willful or wanton disregard for safety and to establish a new traffic offense of reckless homicide. The proposal outlines elements and potential penalties.
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Iowa
Definition of Reckless Homicide and DUI Passing
A committee defines reckless homicide as operating any motor vehicle in a manner that results in the death of a person, while driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor or a drug impairing abilities and improper passing are noted as contributing factors. The rule clarifies when reckless driving meets homicide criteria.
Court Fines List for Mayor Bamker Officials
Robert Ross of Greene was charged with disturbing the peace with a motor vehicle. He paid a $10.00 fine and $4.00 costs. Judith Revland of Charles City was charged with entering a through highway without stopping. She paid a $10.00 fine and $4.00 costs.
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Robert Ross
Greene
Judith Revland
Charles City
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