Spring luncheon and band boosters officers noted
A society luncheon for Delta Kappa Gamma was held May 16 at Mrs Myra Johnson s Stanton home with co hosts Mrs Louise Erickson Essex and Mrs Jean Hughes Henderson. Attendees included numerous local club members. Band Boosters elected Paul Zanker president Kenneth Johnson vice president Donald Peeler secretary and Wayne Bailey treasurer at the May 11 High School meeting.
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Sidney
Ruth Salyers
Cleta Salyers
Vera Kronkite
Sero
Beccy
Vern
Jean Strom
Pearl Sprague
Glenwood
Anne Fulton
Margaret Winkler
Tabor
Elaine Leeka
Thurman
Band Boosters Club
Paul Zanker
Kenneth Johnson
Donald Peeler
Wayne Bailey
Weasurer
Benefits of modern automatic dishwashers
Automatic dishwashers save about an hour of Mom’s time daily and clean dishes better. They heat water to about 160 degrees, use strong detergents, and help prevent germs. Storing dishes after one meal and combining with another reduces hot water use. They cut dish breakage and eliminate the need for towels.
Legion Auxiliary Elects Leaders at 7th District Event
The 7th District American Legion elected Jim Youmans of Persia as president. New Auxiliary officers named include Mrs. Kenneth Perrin, Persia, president. Mrs. Dean Brown, Hamburg, and Mrs. Russell Smail, Mondamin, vice president. Mrs. Frank Auerbach, Atlantic, secretary‑treasurer. Mrs. Duane Huber, Lenox, historian. Bertha Cook, Council Bluffs, chaplain. Popppy posters by Joe Livengood, Tom Aranza, and Fay Smith will be displayed at the Veterans Hospital. Attendees included Mrs. Dean Brown and others from Hamburg Sidney and Sid ney.
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Harlan Legion Auxiliary
Harlan
Jim Youmans
Persia
American Legion
Kenneth Perrin
Dean Brown
Hamburg
Russell Smail
Mondamin
Frank Auerbach
Atlantic
Treas
Duane Huber
Lenox
Bertha Cook
Council Bluffs
Joe Livengood
Tom Aranza
Fay Smith
Veteran’s Hospital
Rex Nelson
Robert Mayers
Bob Schrimscher
Ralph Richards
Sidney
Chester Bramen
Robert Schrimsher
Royce Driskell
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admission list includes Shenandoah Eva Lou Ad cock Dorothy Black Jona Gale Nancy Mann Gloria J Dankof Mary Perigo Randolph Mae Fitewater Kim Trively Jacqueline Harever Mary Cox ock Margaret Gaffney Kay Guide Sidney Opal Cloyd Rex Eskew Pauline Orton Mildred Pullman John Eaton Lillie Laumann Watson Joan Stinson Grace M White Thurman Freda Chambers Hamburg Alfred Car Athen Myrtle Case Roberta Monroe Hilda Ashler Susie Jennings Deborah Brookshier Irene Nelson Charlene Mattice Jack Barrett Truman Roach Arthur Allbee Freda Duncan Clyde Bennett Ada Tiemeyer Virginia Lacy. Dismissal list includes Hamburg James Henry Gardner Walter Sinnen Shirley Meek Peggy Stephens Lula Hopkins Truman Roach Hilda Ashler Deborah Brookshier Charlena Mattice Rebecca Barrett Carole Oberlin Mildred Watkins Myrtle Keyser Pauline Orton Rex Eskew Mary Dyke Roy Fletcher Kay Guide Tick Shenandoah Hazel Kelly. Atchison Kans Fred Det.
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Shenandoah
Eva Lou Adcock
Dorothy Black
Jona Gale
Nancy Mann
Gloria J. Dankof
Mary Perigo
Randolph
Mae Fitewater
Kim Trively
Jacqueline Harever
Northboro
Mary Coxock
Margaret Gaffney
Essex
Kay Guide
Sidney
Opal Cloyd
Rex Eskew
Pauline Orton
Mildred Pullman
Tabor
John Eaton
Tarkie
Lillie Laumann
Watson
Joan Stinson
Malvern
Grace M
Hilda Ashler
Deborah Brookshier
Charlena Mattice
View from the Speaker's chair on student dissent and policy
The speaker defends university stability amid dissident protests, pledges a tough approach using a new trespass law, and supports continued funding and education access. Legislature debates revenue measures and austerity, stressing government within means as taxes and aid policy loom.
Senator Bass Reports On Tax Bill And Budget Action
Senator Bass describes Senate work on a tax bill and budget, noting caucus delays and lack of unanimity. He mentions anticipated sales and income tax increases, a Monday special order on HLF 654 for state aid to schools and tax provisions, and a plan to restart after enacting clause. Also cites HF 129 and S.F. 85 developments and visiting groups from Sidney Community High School and Montgomery County Republican Women.
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Senate
Department of General Services
Board of Regents
Highway Commission
ELF
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Department of Environmental Quality
Sidney Community High School
Wahling
Hills
Rucker
Carl Hertz
Malvernj
Montgomery County
Bruce van Druff
Iowa Legislature Advances Tax Plans and Public Bills
The Iowa House passed a school aid tax bill with a progressive income tax and local district levy to cover costs beyond state aid. The Senate works on a companion measure while a joint conference is planned to merge features. A right turn on red bill and gift of Terrace Hill mansion were measures, and a half cent per bushel soybean assessment was approved 68 to 27 to fund promotional efforts. The bill returns to the Senate with minor amendments.
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Iowa House
House
Iowa Senate
Senate
Iowa Executive Council
Terrace Hill
Hubbell
Des Moines
Public complaints call for city action on local eyesores
Letter to the editor criticizes stalled cleanup efforts on Main Street, the Beck building, and a leaning horse barn. Richard Stalin urges city officials to offer a clear explanation and invites readers to attend meetings and propose solutions, including a write-in contest.
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Powers That Be
Main Street
Richard Stalin
N Street P.S
Genocide Treaty debate and Hamburg obituary notices
Citizens urged to oppose the Genocide Treaty citing sovereignty risks and potential criminal liability for private acts, with a veteran appeal to defeat ratification. Also, Annie Rebecca Bennett of Hamburg, born 1891, died 1971, survived by family. funeral held at Rush Funeral Home with interment in Hamburg Cemetery.
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Siz
U.S.A
Nixon
United Nations World Court
HN. Solliday
P.S
Annie Rebecca Bennett
James Franklin
Sarah Elizabeth Sevier Harmon
Sullivan County
the Grapes Community Hospital
Owasco
Harry Bennett
Hamburg
Bennett
Inter-State Nurseries
Otoe Canning Factory
Wanda Bennett
Omaha
Paul E. Bennett
Junction City
Kan
Gail L. Bennett
Stinson Beach
Calif
Mayme Harmon
Milan
Frank Harmon
Oacoma
S.D
Jack
Rush Funeral Home
Nancy Nichols
Hamburg Cemetery
Parents Know the Drug Threat
A broad warning on marijuana and other drugs discusses cultural spread, effects, and risks. It notes laws prohibit manufacturing and distribution except for research, lists street terms, and urges parental awareness and community action to curb youth use.
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