Home Study Club Meeting At Mrs Worley’s Home
The Home Study Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. James Worley’s home with Mrs. Claude Sidmore assisting. Thirteen members attended and discussed a school incident. Friendship poems were read by Mrs. Everett Griner, with plans for future programs. Lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Worley and Mrs. Dallas Allen.
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Home Study Club
James Worley
Claude Sidmore
Everett Griner
Dallas Allen
C. F. Minnier
Taxpayer survey flags modest rise in Iowa property taxes
Capitol notes show statewide property taxes may rise about 21 million next year to 432 million, the smallest dollar and percentage increase in years. Taxpayers group examined roughly 1,600 budgets, with 355 cutting taxes and total spending over 651 million. County, city, and school levies each edge upward.
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Iowa Taxpayers Association
Taxpayer’s Association
Retired Des Moines banker named to State Tax Commission
Gov. Norman Erbe appointed 70 year old Fred H. Quiner to the State Tax Commission succeeding John O Connor who resigned to become clerk of the U S District Court for northern Iowa. Quiner, former vice president at Central National Bank Des Moines, began banking in 1910 with term expiring 30 days after the 1963 legislature convenes.
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Norman Erbe
Des Moines
State Tax Commission
Fred H. Quiner
John O’connor
Strawberry Point
U.S. District Court
Northern Iowa
Quiner
Central National Bank
State rejects pregnancy leave rule for state employees
The state executive council backed leaving when pregnant workers depart to department heads rather than mandating a seventh month exit. The move ends a proposal from the personnel director and the comptroller. WIRTZ The new Labor Secretary W Willard Wirtz has Iowa roots and taught at the University of Iowa law school.
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State Executive Council
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Iowa
Wirtz
Kennedy
Arthur Goldberg
State University of Iowa Law School
State Board of Control seeks 6.5% funding rise for 14 institutions
The State Board of Control will ask the 1963 legislature for a six and one half percent increase in funds to operate its 14 mental, correctional and other institutions.
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State Board of Control
Archie Long Injured in Car Collision at Lockridge Iowa
Mr and Mrs Robert Long spent days at Lockridge Iowa visiting Archie Long who suffered a serious accident when a driver rear ended his car. He sustained a lumbar fracture and injuries to his body leaving his condition under treatment.
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Robert Long
Lockridge
Iowa
Archie Long
Mr. Long
Missouri Visit By Stubbe Minnier Griner Party
Mr. and Mrs. George Stubbe Mrs. C F Minnier and sons and Mrs. Nina Griner visited four days with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Minnier who is serving in the U S Service at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. The Minniers live at Devil's Elbow Missouri.
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George Stubbe
C. F. Minnier and
Nina Griner
Roger Minnier
U. S
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Mrs. Minnier
Devil’s Elbow
Family Gathering In Hopkins Home
Mr and Mrs Howard H Hopkins hosted a family gathering at their Arendale home on Sunday Attendees included Mrs Eva Bandy Mrs Margaret Barth Mrs Don Bandy Cathy and Mona of Dubuque Also present were Mrs Merrill Buchacker Clinton Mrs Louise Carberry Sacramento California Mrs Mike Shannon Minneapolis Mr and Mrs John Clemens and Barbara Cedar Rapids Mr and Mrs Don Clemens and Gary Dumont Mr and Mrs Preston White and Donavan Overnight guests were Mmes Bandy Barth and Buchacker who stayed Saturday and Sunday Mrs Mike Shannon remained for a week in the parental home.
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Howard H. Hopkins
Aredale
Eva Bandy
Margaret Barth
Don Bandy
Cathy
Mona
Dubuque
Merrill Buchacker
Clinton
Louise Carberry
Sacramento
California
Mike Shannon
Minneapolis
Minnesota
John Clemens
Barbara
Cedar Rapids
Don Clemens
Gary
Dumont
Preston White
Donavan
Mmes. Bandy
Barth
Buchacker
Hopkins
Are dale locals note town visits and hospital stays
George Porter remains about the same in Hampton Lutheran Hospital after admission last week. Dean M. P. Baker of Iowa State University in Ames called at Paul Mason home Sunday. A birthday party was held for Mrs. Ray Allen Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Meyers and Corliss visited Arnold Meyers at Dennis Sunday. Mrs. Gladys Harlan visited Keith Vought at Humboldt Sunday. Miss Luella Kruckow called on Mrs. Al Abben Sunday evening. Ed Johnson of Greene and Percy Morehouse shared Sunday dinner. Orla Stanbrough recovering at home after major surgery. Help ing Hand Club meets at Mrs. John Brass’s home with Mrs. Raymond Buttier in charge. Frank Bamle and Fred Wendt of Stewartville, Minn., visited Orla Stanbrough Sunday. Other visitors included Mrs. M. Craig and H. Craig of Hampton, and Robert Long visiting Ted Bushbaum at Davenport recently.
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George Porter
Hampton Lutheran Hospital
M. P. Baker
Iowa State University
Ames
Paul Mason
Ray Allen
Raymond Buttier
Frank Bamle
Fred Wendt
Stewartville
Minnesota
Orla Stanbrough
M. Craig
H. Craig
Hampton
Robert Long
Ted Bushbaum
Davenport
Jerry Rabiner Memorial Boys Ranch Opens Northeast of Fort Dodge
Gov. Norman Erbe turned the first spade at the Jerry Rabiner Memorial Boys Ranch northeast of Fort Dodge. The Iowa State Policemen's Association sponsors the facility to house homeless and neglected boys, with expansion planned under federal aid for educational television possibly totaling up to $1 million over five years. A survey by the State Board of Social Welfare links low education to Aid to Dependent Children cases, noting many recipients lack high school completion. An 17 mile segment of Interstate 80 opens, creating a 46 mile Davenport to Iowa City stretch. The Iowa Highway Commission will implement electronic bid processing at the September 11 letting to speed contracting and reduce man-hours.
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Louis Rabiner
Norman Erbe
Jerry Rabiner
Fort Dodge
Iowa State Policemen’s Association
Iowa
State Board of Regents
State Board of Public Instruction
State Board of Social Welfare
Marshall Jewell
Iowa City
Tipton
Davenport
State Highway Commission
Commission
State board requests 23 043 000 for each year next biennium
The board seeks 23 043 000 annually for the next two years starting July 1, about 1.5 million more than the current biennium. A 3 percent yearly salary increase for most institutional workers is included. Capital needs are undecided, but a minimum security building outside Fort Madison State Penitentiary is a top priority. Also notes highway map approvals, a Le Claire bridge permit, and earliest Iowa evidence of man.
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State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Iowa
Jack Musgrave
State Department of History and Archives
Midwest
Des Moines
Scouts Form Troop at Eldora State Training School
A Boy Scout troop is being organized at the State Training School for Boys in Eldora. The program aims to provide an incentive for boys to improve themselves during their time at the school.
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Eldora
Farm Group Heads to Roswell Garst and Iowa State
A five member Russian farm officials delegation led by Minister of Agriculture K. G. Pysin will visit Roswell Garst at his Co op farm in Coon Rapids and meet researchers at Iowa State University in Ames. They aim to discuss agricultural cooperation and share farming practices with U.S. counterparts.
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K. G. Pysin
Wll
Wiith Roswell Garst
Coon Rapids
Iowa State University
Ames
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Iowa Press Association
TAX Commission
Board OF Control
Greene Farm Equip. & Agric. Co
Greene
LMC
WAGN
Ist Prize
I.p
A/G
Funk & Wagnalls
B & W Fine Food Store
GREEN
Cis
Highway Commission
Army
Cyrus Vance
Missisippi River
le Claire
Army Engineers
Pooley Lumber Company
Greene Iowa
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