Anna Isenhart Rites Tuesday at Panora Church
Funeral services for Anna Margaret Isenhart 85 are Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Beidelman Funeral home Panora with Rev Earl Derdorf officiating Interment in Brethren Cemetery north of Panora She was a lifetime Guthrie County resident Survivors include daughter Mrs Elston Persons of Panora and son Glenn of Des Moines
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Anna Margaret Isenhart
Beidelman Funeral home
Panora
Earl Deardorff
Brethren church
Brethren
Isenhart
ifetime Guthrie Saray
nora
New Homestead
Elston Persons
Glenn
Des Moines
Rick Artist Named to Luther College Deans List
Rick Artist of Decorah Luther College earned a place on the fall semester Deans List. To qualify a student must maintain at least a 3.25 grade point average on a 4.0 scale and carry a minimum of 11 semester hours. Artist is the son of Delbert and wife from Adair and was a National Merit Scholarship recipient last year.
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Rick Artist
Luther college
Decorah
Delbert
Adair
Services Set For Wednesday At United Presbyterian Guthrie Center
Death occurred Sunday of Mrs Amna Bechly after 11 years at Audubon Friendship Home and prior residence in Guthrie Center. Services planned Wednesday at 2 p.m. at United Presbyterian Church in Guthrie Center with interment in Union Cemetery. Nephew and several nieces survive. Mrs Bechly was the wife of the late Dr Bechly of Guthrie Center.
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Amna Bechly
Audubon Friendship Home
Guthrie Center
tthe United Presbyterian church
Union Cemetery
Bechly
Dr. Bechly
Flaws In New Education Center Near Sprinegbrook Park
The $450000 education complex near Sprinegbrook Park faces corrections before opening. Shaver Construction of Jefferson must fix loose floor tile, roof wall joints, narrow toilet doors, window openings, and water leakage. Furniture from Fort Madison prisons has arrived as two dormitories, a dining hall, kitchen, classroom, and an infirmary await completion.
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Commission
Shaver Construction of
Jefferson
Craig Kaiser
Kaiser
thas
Fort Madison
Local school hires ALGONA educator in science and math
At a recent Panora school board meeting Leslie Burns of Algona was hired as the new senior high science and math teacher for PL Burns replacing Dale Charlet who was drafted in January. Also: many small town notices from Stuart Bagley Adair Yale Panora with community awards and contest results.
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Leslie Burns
Algona
PL Burns
University of Northern Town
Dale Charlet
STUART
Trowbridge
Raymond McKee
McKee
Frank Sherman
BAGLEY
Bagley Lions club
IOOF
Glenna Francis
University of Nebraska at Lincoln
Francis
PANORA — Jaycee
Gary Reynolds
Two Accidents on North 3rd Street Cause Major Damage
A two vehicle crash on North 3rd Street Saturday led to about 1400 dollars in damage with no injuries. Mer lin Simmons in a pickup hit Tom Hall’s northbound car at an intersection. Simmons reported sighting the Hall car but could not stop in heavy traffic. The Simmons vehicle sustained about 800 dollars in damage. In a second incident, Wyman Darrell Bush of Coon Rapids struck cattle on a Hen ry Petersen road while driving down a hill. Bush’s car damage totaled around 300 dollars and two charges were filed.
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North 3rd street
Lester Petersen
Merlin Simmons
Tom Hall
Simmons
Hall
Wyman Darrell Bush
Coon Rapids
Henry Petersen
Roger Brown
Last Day Set for Corn and Bean Clinic in Guthrie
Tuesday marks the final day of two corn and soybean clinics at Guthrie Center City Hall for county farmers. Sessions run 9:30 AM to 3 PM with Larry Fossen of Ames presenting on dry cold high moisture corn storage and drying methods. A $1 per person fee covers expenses. 75 farmers attended last week’s fertilizer and yield session.
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Guthrie Center
Larry Fossen
Ames
Fossen
Dave May
May
Social Security Turns 35 Amid Wide Reforms and Medicare Adds
Des Moines officials note the social security program is 35 years old yet remains modern. Amendments over decades have raised the earnings base from 3000 to 9800 and expanded beneficiaries. Medicare enrollment for hospital and medical coverage reshaped the system while the cost to workers sits at 8.8 percent with a max projected rate.
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LeRoy Larson
Des Moines
Iowa
Medicare
No Tractor Driving Until Class Completed
Farm employers who hire youths aged 14 or 15 to operate tractors must ensure they have completed a tractor operator training course and hold a certificate. Since 1969, under sixteen must finish the prescribed training. Penalties apply for violations as a training program is set to be conducted this spring in the county to satisfy the certification requirement.
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labor department
US Department of Labor
Panora Faculty Seek 10 Percent Salary Increase
Panora teachers push for roughly 10 percent base pay boost for next year amid stalled talks with the board. A 6 percent rise near 2 increments is possible, while the Iowa Association advises a 3 percent base hike and stable increments. Faculty demand disability insurance extra duty pay and expanded benefits for coaching and directing duties. They seek base pay up $400 to $7,200 with higher annual increments, and salary contracts to be offered after March.
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Panora
Iowa Association
Three Hold on Theft Charge Near Yale Farm
Jerry Renslow 21 James Moorhead 19 and Donald Collins Perry were arrested Tuesday for petty larceny after stealing gas at a farm home north of Yale. Renslow got 15 days in county jail Moorhead 20 days by Justice of the Peace S E Robinson at a Wednesday hearing Collins returned to Perry with case to juvenile authorities.
Panora Youth Held on Drug Possession Charges
A 19 year old Panora youth was held on a $1500 bond at Guthrie county jail pending further investigation of possession of drugs. Identified as Ted Downin ard, he had several types and colors of pills in a small bottle. Capsules were sent to Ames testing lab with results expected Monday afternoon or Tuesday. Cowman was arrested Friday afternoon east of Guthrie Center under suspicion for some time on possession of drugs. He is the second Guthrie county youth in the past year charged on a drug count, following John Dailey of Bayard convicted last summer. Penalty for possession can not exceed one year in prison or a $1000 fine or both.
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Panora
Guthrie county
Lester Petersen
Ted Downin ard
Ames testing laboratory
Cowman
Guthrie Center
John Dailey
Bayard
Seek Return Of Dimes Letters From Dor Walters
Dor Walters, March of Dimes campaign director, urged area residents to mail back their New Year's contribution. She said that the returned checks can help create a new life for one of the many infants born with birth defects each year.
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Dor Walters
March of Dimes
Waters
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New Center
Sprinegbrook Park
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ie County
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