United Fund Board Reviews Budget Commitments at Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction United Fund members met Friday in the Peoples National Bank community room to approve budget requests and local commitments. Attendees included president Bill Fulton and treasurer Margaret Diller, with other board members and committee members named. The group announced most commitments had been paid, with local organizations still funded as approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund Board of Directors
Columbus Junction
Jim Morrison
Bill Fulton
Margaret Diller
Columbus United Fund
Peoples National Bank
Pat. Pedersen
Max Vannice
Charles Garrett
United Fund Board
Kenneth Carrell
Hope Dunn
Helen Howe
Sheldor, Hawkins
John Currie
Stanley Carey
Craig Howell
Jean Rutt
Robert Merritt
Jane Gabriel
Carol Summy
Columbus High School Honor Roll Third Quarter
The Columbus Community High School honor roll lists seniors Deborah Allen through Diane Willis, juniors Debra Dennett through Steven Rueckert, sophomores including Robert Brown and Beverly Buser, and freshmen such as Tom Bennett and Jill Hauenstein. The readable roster names students by class with no additional details.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus Community High School
Deborah Allen
Daniel Anderson
Delmer Bundy
Susan Carey
Douglas Chown
Cheryl Garrett
Ronald Greene
David Hanson
Barbara Helmick
Mary Hoag
Sherry Idle
Kathy Keltner
Sally McGinnis
Steven Meeker
Irene Moore
Rebecca Pedersen
Cheryl Reed
Richard Rutt
Rita Sellers
James Skubal
Deborah Summy
Nancy Thomas
Ricky Williams
Diane Willis
Debra
Governor Seeks 18 Year School Age in Illinois
Illinois Governor Otto Kerner called for raising the compulsory school age to 18 at a Springfield High School dedication. He argued extended education reduces youth trouble, noting many in affected ages 14 to 23 lack diplomas and waste time on street corners. The remarks were addressed to about 1,000 attendees at the new school’s dedication.
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Springfield
Winois
Otto Kerner
Springfield Southeast
Kerner
TeStrake Promoted to Specialist 4th Class in Germany
Donald L. TeStrake, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer TeStrake of Muscatine Iowa, has been promoted to Specialist 4th Class with the 23d Ordnance Company in Heilbronn Germany. A 23 year old graduate of Iowa Wesleyan College he entered the Army in June 1967 and completed combat basic training at Fort Campbell Kentucky followed by eight weeks of advanced training at Fort Knox.
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Heilbronn
Germany
Donald L. TeStrake
Elmer TeStrake
Newell Ave
Muscatine
23D Ordnance Company
TeStrake
Iowa Wesleyan College
Fort Campbell
Fort Knox
Daily Report Iowa Justice Court Docket Summary
Judge Duane Guedken presides over a Muscatine area docket listing speeding failures to appear and traffic control violations. Multiple individuals from Muscatine and surrounding towns face fines and costs. Also includes hospital admissions, dismissals, births, and upcoming marriages with names and addresses.
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Duane Guedken
Harold David Keiser
Muscatine
Margaret Lee Buchele
Harry Douglas Belinger
W. &K Street
Felix Macias Torres
Conesville
Justice Court
Three More Iowans Die in Vietnam War
The Defense Department announced the deaths of three Iowa soldiers in Vietnam. Army Pfc. Darwin D. Gordon, 18, of Clearfield, was declared dead after being missing since March 24. His brother Marvin, 19, a Marine, had been killed in Vietnam last September. Mrs. Dixie Carey of Winterset was notified Sunday that her husband, Army Pfc. Barton W. Carey, 21, was killed last Tuesday in an enemy ambush.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Vietnam
Defense Department
Army
Darwin D. Gordon
Clearfield
Edward Gordon Jr
Gordon
Marvin
Dixie Carey
Winterset
Army Pfe
Barton W. Carey
Farmers Union Calls Withholding a Dismal Failure
White City Kansas AP Wilfred Elliott president Morris County Farmers Union and withholding action coordinator says withholding grain and livestock from markets failed to raise prices. He cites studies of 50 livestock markets showing no market help and notes packer buyers draw on feedlot reserves. He calls the program pure economic nonsense.
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White City
Kan
National Farmers Union
Wilfred Elliott
Morris County Farmers Union
Withholding Action
NFU
Franzenburg Bypasses Demo Convention for Campaign Focus
Des Moines AP. State Treasurer Paul Franzenburg says he will not serve as a delegate to the Democratic presidential convention, preferring to spend the week campaigning on state issues. He is the sole Democratic gubernatorial candidate aiming to succeed Harold Hughes and wants to avoid intraparty fights from the presidential race.
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Des Moines
Paul Franzenburg
Franzenburg
Eltow
Harold Hughes
Son in Vietnam Killed by Jeep Grenade Blast
Mr and Mrs Robert F Kruse of near Glenswood were informed their son Army Spec 4 Kendall Robert Kruse 21 died Friday when a grenade exploded in a jeep He had gone to Vietnam last fall
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Robert F. Kruse
Glenswood
Army
Kendall Robert Kruse
Vietnam
Gov Hughes Promises Review Of Area School Accreditation
Des Moines Iowa Gov Harold Hughes announced an administrative review of state policies following reports that revoked accreditation for Mason City and Burlington area schools. He said both administrative and legislative action may occur before the July 1, 1963 deadline and pledged to restore the schools to their former standing.
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Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Mason City
Burlington
Hughes
North Centsa Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
State Department of Public Instruction
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Columbus Junction United Fund
Jocelyn Pedersen
Danville
Girl Scout
North Main
Janice Faler
Rex Schafer
Rochelle
Lewis Pugh
Owen Webb
Howard Buster
Frank Greenwood
Centenary Methodist Church
Morning Sun
Warren May
United Presbyterian Church
William Dunn
Father Joseph Hines
Columbus Methodists
St. Josephs
Free Methodist
United Presbyterian
Columbus High School
Illinois
D. TeStrake
Black
Daily Report
Ray L. Pace
Dennis Donald Axel
Burnside Avenue
Gary Holladay
2Nd Street
Cary Holladay
Michael Joseph Schenkel
Woodlawn Ave
Cleveland F
W. Second
Jessie Kopp
Fuller
Charles E. Thomas
Hershey
Hazel Mapes
McKinley
Kenneth White
Devitt
Jeanne Baker
E. Fulfiam
Lorettia Foster
Newell
Rank Savage
First Ave
Lester R. Smith
E. Second
Edith Acsencia
Lucas
Pearl Bitting
Crawfordsville
Grace Hill
Cedar
James Lee
W. Fifth
Kenneth Korthaus, Jr
Durant
Tonya Kochneff
W. Seventh
Paul Fowler
Irving Heerd
Eisenhower
Janice Bishop
Wallace
David Hathaway
Richard Hoffman
Leroy
Everett Wagoner
Mary Best
Frederick Jackson
Wisconsin
James McKiddy
W. Fourth
Leona Newberry
Paul Muchow
Steve Rueckert
Ralph Bunter
Breese
Faul Furnas
New Boston
Ronald Lamp
Sherman
David Kruse
Highland Court
Jesse Lee Dingler
Omaha, Neb
Mabel Lewise Reichert
Bellevue
Neb
Otis Dean Haskins
Nadine Lorraine Ricketts
Bob
Toborg
H. E. Smith
West 2Nd St. Dial
Farmers Union
Riliott
Clara’s Hairstyling Salon
Dial
W. 2Nd St
Gov. Hughes
Republic
Kaiser Diamond
Toa & Ib
Don Shanahan
Hawkeye Lumber
Idea Man
Hawkeye
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