Father Egan Priest Stricken in Newtown Conn
Father Egan 64 pastor of St Patrick's Town City died of a heart attack in Newtown Conn while with his sister Mrs Gertrude J Maher his sole immediate survivor native of New York ordained 1923 by Cardinal Hayes. Solemn High Mass requiem at St Rose Newtown burial at St Rose Cemetery. Bishop Hayes to celebrate Pontifical Mass at St Patrick's Town City Friday.
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Richard 3. Egan
St. Patrick's Church
Town City
Wilton
Newtown
Conn
Gertrude J. Maher
Maher
Father Egan
New York City
Palsrick Cardinal Hayes
St. Pate Fike Cathedral
New York
3Rd Army
Work Wae WI
Father Ega
Davenport
Burlington
Shi. Joh
Witon Junction
Keokuk
Towa City
St. Rose Church
St. Rose Cemetery
Ralph L. Hayes
St. Patrick's
Towa
City
Wapella school board sets tax askings and staff hires
The Wapella school board approved next year’s tax asking with mills raised 1 to 1.5. A teachers workshop is planned for Aug 22 and 24, and classes begin Aug 26 for a half day. Registration and fee payments occur Aug 19, 20, and 21 at Wapello with Oakville dates Aug 7. Oakville students may register at Wapello. Fee schedule includes kindergarten 8, book rental 5, towel fee 1, chemistry lab 1, band music 1, optional insurance 35, football insurance 10. The board accepted a bid for tabs and typing paper, and announced lunch room cooks for next year. Names listed for elementary and high school staff and Oakville personnel. Board authorized purchase of an addition for the elementary building. Bus drivers named with substitutes. school bus and pupil insurances arranged with providers Strawhacker and Clarence Barnest.
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Wapella
Wapella School Board
Wapello High School
Oakville
Wapello
Juniox
Boad
Yas
Anna May Bourg
Aare Blanche -MacConahay
Thella Fletcher
Marcella Fletcher
Lois Maddux
Svanels Grimm
Mary Dolson
Connie Hininger
Ruth Mellinger
Francis Baxter
Bob Gustafson
Lloyd Perkins
Dale’ Walker
Forest
Fry
Nellie Bullington
Homer ‘Crowdar
Arnold Noble
Ben Reiman
Opal
Hahn
Gwen
Roderick
Blanche McConahay
Donald Laver
Gerald Courtney
Gary Richardson
Robert Brown
Keith Street
Ileet Insurance
Strawhacker
Pupil
Clarence Barnest
Libel suit filed over Post article linking coaches to game
Wally Butts former University of Georgia athletics director sues The Saturday Evening Post and Curls Publishing for 10 million dollars alleging libel over a March 93 article. It claimed Butts and Alabama coach Paul Bear Bryant conspired regarding last year’s game and Alabama’s status as top ranked in 1961 with lines predicting a large favorite in a 1962 season opener.
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Wally Butts
Atlanta
Jay
University of Georgia Athlee
Saturday Evening Post
U.S. District Court
Curls Publishing
the Post
Alabama
Butts
Bryant
Hobens Return From Vacation Trip to the West
Hobens and family, including Mr and Mrs A Ey Ohlensehlen, visited Yellowstone National Park on a western trip with relatives in Columbus Junction. Norman Tweed and kin returned to Fort Hood Texas. Other locals welcomed visitors from Phoenix Burlington Moline and Arlington Heights as arranging moves and graduations at area schools.
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Columbus
Junction
James’ Hoben
Teiprin
West
Ey Ohlensehlen
Yellowstone
Mand
Norman Tweed
Walter Marsden
Clyde Harbison
Lester Holmes
Linda
Phoenix
Dale Edmondson
Mire
William
Moran
Amington Heights
Dairy Exhibit Guide Stresses Prepration and Records
Extension director Zygane Mathern urges Muscatine County dairy exhibitors to evaluate projects on a one day basis with long term prep. He notes eligibility checks for animals including purebreds with registration papers and health records such as calfhood vaccinations and tests. Production records must be kept for milking cows and entries should be submitted early. Exhibitors should assess each animal for strong and weak points before showing, emphasizing birth care, due dates, sire and dam production, and keeping show routines simple and clean. A pamphlet from the Town State Dairy Association offers further fitting tips, obtainable by request.
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Muscatine County
Zygane Mathern
Mathern
Guests at Bosharts Host Indefinite Davenport Visit
High Prairie 4 Mr and Mrs Robert Boshart and children Billy Barry and Jennifer were Sunday guests at Lawrence Bosharts. Mrs Robert Boshart and anil aren will stay indefinitely with Mr and Mrs Lewis Kautz of Davenport. Robert Boshart will return to Oskridge Tenn.
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Bosharts High Prairie
Robert Boshart
Billy
Barry
Jennifer
la Erence Boshart
Anilaren
Lewis Kautz
Davenport
Robert
Boshart
Oskridge
Tenn
Airman Peterson Assigned to Amarillo AFB Texas
Airman Dennis G. Peterson, son of Mr and Mrs Carl W Peterson of route 1 Letts, is being trained to Amarillo AFB Texas for technical training as a United States Air Force aircraft maintenance specialist. He recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and is a 1963 Muscatine High School graduate.
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Peterson
Dennis G. Peterson
Carl W. Peterson
Route 1
Letts
Amarillo
Afb
Tex
United States Air Force
Air Force
Lackland Afb
Texas
Muscatine High School
Weekend Notes From Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction notes list local visitors and visits from Cedar Rapids Rancho Cordova Calif Michigan area residents. Mrs Helen Lightner and Cora McWilliams described with relatives, Texans, Californians Hazelrigg and family visit Everett Hanson in Rancho Cordova. Judy Jamison wedding referenced and travel to Arizona by Darrell Haines with family. Local families hosting include Pugh Meyer Bell Drinkall and relatives with multiple children visiting across several households.
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Columbus Junction
Helen Lightner
Cedar Rapids
Cora McWilliams
Lighter Is
Helen Crosby
Inl
Jack Pugh
Duane
Torrance
Janice
Ellen
Scott
Ann
Barington
Nis
Meyer
Howard Bell
Chevy
Drinkall
Dale Drinkall
Muscatine
Harold Drinkal
Asian-tinged ball results spark scattered league play
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh win while Philadelphia, Milwaukee, New York and Los Angeles post victories in a crowded slate. San Francisco and Houston split a 2 4 game, with Chicago defeating Cy Ming. Tonight’s schedule includes San Francisco at Houston and St Louis at New York. In a Memphis classroom vignette Mrs Jones faces a curious student asking about spelling gpanta.
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Milwaukee
New York
Los Angeles
Houston
San Francisco
Chicago
Cy ‘Mings
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Oakville Home Building New Jets and Birthday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Troy Staats purchased two Jets in the Oakville addition from Lloyd Cross and plan a five room home on the site. Gwen Brunimyer of Galesburg visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Benny Riemann in Oakville. Raymond Gerst hosts an 80th birthday dinner with family from Omaha and nearby towns. Loretta Perron and family visit from Burlington. Raymond Malcom family to accompany them home.
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Oakville
Troy Staats
Lloyd Cross
Gwen Brunimyer
Galesburg
T,iis
Raymond Gerst
Omaha
Gerst
Ted Gerst
William Gerst
Eeney Gerst
Dwayne Gerst
Ernest Gerst
Kenny Gerst
Marion Brown
Loretta Perron
Burlington
Raymond? Malcom
Raymond Malcom
Field Day At Ames Field Day At Ames
Ames Iowa State University hosts a clinic and field day at the farm two miles south of Ames on Wednesday August 7 starting at 1 30 p m The event features a question and answer period with extension specialists in animal science agronomy agricultural engineering and agricultural economics and reviews of farm management progress by former ISU Farm managers with updates on farm technology Specialists include Dr Wise Burroughs Dr E R Duncan Dale Hull Everett Stoneburg and Dr John Hertick The public is invited to attend the field day
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Ames
Iowa
State ‘University
Towa State University
Wise Burroughs
E. R. Duncan
Dale Hull
Everett Stoneburg
John Hertick
Blanchard Guests Dinner Guests From Illinois Towns
Mrs Rosa Blanchard and Mrs Cletis Jones and Kip hosted Thursday dinner for Mrs Eva Blanchard in Silvis DJ. Mrs Blanchard stayed overnight and Friday welcomed Mrs Lela Kelly of East Moline along with the Blanchards party visiting East Moline Cambridge Geneseo Ill.
Lone Tree School Budget Approved for 1962-64 Year
Lone Tree community school budget of 263259 dollars for 1962-64 was approved by the district directors. The school will open Thursday August 29 with a closed noon hour policy. A Masonic Lodge hall will be used as two temporary classrooms across the street. Hire of Mrs. Bessie H. Franks as fourth grade teacher at 4800 dollars was approved. she will reside in Lone Tree for the year.
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Lone Tree
Lodge Hall
Lone Tree Community School
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Hall
Bessie
H. Franks
Construction On Lone Tree Dial System Begins
Construction begins on the lone tree dial system office building for the telephone. The two story tile structure measures 2 by 27 feet and is being built by the Latt Liapple company of West Branch, located off main streets east of the Doerres gas station and garage.
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Lone Tree
New Assignment For PFC Glick In Germany
Army PFC Jerry K. Glick son of Pete H. Glick Route, Olin, Ta., assigned to the 96th Transportation Company in Germany in mid July. Glick is a heavy truck driver in the Army and entered service in April 1982 after basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. He was stationed at Fort Myer before arriving overseas. He attended high school and his mother Mrs. Mary L. Glick lives in Tipton.
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V. 5. Forces
Germany
AH Tnc
Army
Jerry K. Glick
Pete H. Glick
Olin
96Th Transportation Company
Glick
Fort Leonard Wood
Fort Myer
Mary L. Glick
Tipton
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Earl Avenue
Sharon Ballenger
Lincoln Blvd
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Sreey
Dougie
Trow
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Pera
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WS & OiStay
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