Nangle Funeral Rites Held for Wilton Resident
Wilton mourns John Nangle lifelong resident death occurred Monday funeral held at St Marys church with Rev J M Cash officiating Miss Rosemary Roeder singing Ave Maria and organist Mary Joe Dwyer. Burial at Oakdale cemetery pallbearers named and relatives noted among widespread local visitors and guests from Muscatine Davenport Iowa City Hoisington Kas.
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Wilton
John Nangle
St. Mary’s Church
J. M. Cash
W. L. Hannon
Muscatine
Rosemary Roederer
Mary Joe Dwyer
Cash
Oakdale Cemetery
Charlies Hart
E. J. McSwiggin
T. P. Russell
Thomas McSwiggin
C. H. Brumbaugh
John Nolte
James Nangle
William Nangle
Bernard
Hoisington
Kas
Frank Kelley
Will Kook
Walter Rausch
Frank Delaney
L. J. Horan
Summit
Mary Horan
Davenport
Thomas Kelley
Patricia
Iowa City
Ernest Mullen
New Liberty
H. F. Lauser
Wellman
Clara Copping
C. L. Miller
Ella Miller
Cedar Rapids
J. K. Frymeyer
Lillian Burns
G. J. Nicolaus
Lauren Henderson
Jersey City
N. J
C. F. Henderson
Henderson
Jersey Medical Center
Leo Nicolaus
Vernon Blake
Ft. Collins
Colo
Alice Weatherly
C. G. Caffery
Charles
Howard Kennedy
Washington, D. C
Caffrey
R. D. Ryan
Omaha
Seb
Will Nangle
John Wirtz
Harrisburg
A. F. Beard
Florence Ryan
Underwood
Levi J. Wildasin
Iowa Lakes
Neb
S. K. Moore
Chicago
Cecil R. Baker
Julia Ann Caffery
Parley Derby
Kingston
Derby
Eugene Derby
Jennie Kelley
Miriam Johnson
Ella Nicolaus
W. A. Looney
Katherine
Ida Kanoff
George
Roy Hitchcock
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mary Jo Dwyer
Farmers State Bank Freed From Restrictions In Plainfield
Des Moines state banking department announced Farmers State Bank of Plainfield has been released from restrictions of S. F. 111. Mount Pleasant court order appoints W. P. Cullen of Fairfield Trust and Savings bank of Mount Pleasant. Omaha divorce suit filed by Mrs. Helen C. Cash against Paul Cash. Washington recommendation for acting ter at Calamus by Rep. M. Jacobsen of Clinton.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
State Banking Department
Farmers State Bank of
Mount Pleasant
W. P. Cullen
Fairfield Trust and Savings Bank of
Omaha
Helen C. Cash
Paul Cash
Washington
Ellen Ness
Calamus
M. Jacobsen
Clinton
Parley on Release of Frozen Funds in Iowa Delayed
A planned conference on releasing up to 190 million dollars in federal funds for farm loan refinancing in Iowa was postponed for several days. Iowa banking officials are reviewing final investigation details, with Hogan noting the group may meet later in the week after a Wednesday start.
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Iowa
Hogan
Findley Dismisses Two State Agents
Parke A. Findley, bureau chief, announced the dismissal of two state Bureau of Criminal Investigation agents Marion Stevens of Mount Ayr and Lou Morgan of Ottumwa. Gov. Clyde Herring forwarded the order after an investigation citing disorderly conduct. Badges and credentials have been returned. the incident began when Mrs. E. L. Tenney of Des Moines alleged the agents sounded a siren and questioned her after she stopped her car.
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Des Moines
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Parke A. Findley
Marion Stevens
Mount Ayr
Lou Morgan
Ottumwa
Findley
Clyde Herring
E. L. Tenney
Deg Moines
Estate Executive Council
Sheriff Cummings Injured In Two-Car Crash At Fredonia
Washington county Sheriff William Cummings suffered a facial cut and his car damaged when his vehicle collided with a car driven by Mr McGrew of Grandview at the Jack Berry cafe corner in Fredonia at 2 30 Wednesday morning. McGrew also sustained damage in the collision as he returned to Grandview from Muscatine.
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Journal News Service
Columbus Junction
William Cummings
Washington County
Mr. McGrew
Grandview
Fredonia
Sheriff Cummings
Muscatine
McGrew
Bruening and Center Party Face End of Era in Germany
The centrist faction led by Bruening dissolved amid a collapsing Reichstag as non Nazi deputies kept their seats while leaders reportedly prepared to retire. Allies of the center and the eon populists withdrew, signaling the end of the party system and political Catholic influence.
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Bruening
Center Party
Reichstag
Center Group
Eon
Congressman Eicher Back From Capital
Congressman Edward C. Eicher and his wife returned from Washington after Congress adjourned. They were accompanied by their niece Betty Mount. Eicher will continue his law practice in Washington, Iowa, during the summer.
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Washington
Edward C. Eicher
Congress
Betty Mount
Eicher
Silent Husband Divorced in Chicago Cruelty Case
Mrs Estella Ginger testified before Judge Joseph Sabath that her husband refused to speak to her for a year and then spoke twice without revealing words. She said he kept silent for another year. The court granted her a divorce on cruelty grounds.
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Mate
Chicago
Estella Ginger
Joseph Sabath
Ginger
School Building Contract Is Let In Rochester District
Tipton contract to construct a new country school building in Rochester number two district south of Tipton was awarded this week to William Sinkler of Atalissa. His bid was $1,016.90. Construction will start immediately and should be finished before this fall term.
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Tipton
Rochester
William Sinkler
Atalissa
Mutiny Breaks Out in Florida Prison Camp
Armed convicts barricaded in the stockade defied authorities since Tuesday noon in a Florida prison camp offensive. About 8 prisoners joined by as many as 30 others carried machetes and clubs, the jailers said. Commissioner Mayo attributed the strike to pardons pleas and possible discontent over clemency decisions.
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Nathan Mayo
Pardon Board
Road Board to Act on Western Highway Link
The state highway commission is expected to act today on a road to connect highway No 34 south of Council Bluffs with the proposed south Omaha bridge over the Missouri. J B Wat king of Omaha, president of the south Omaha bridge association, said today. Watkins conferred in Ames Wednesday with Fred White, chief engineer for the commission.
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Council Bluffs
State Highway Commission
South Omaha
Missouri River
J. B. Watking
Omaha
South
Five Iowans Drown In Separate Iowa Waterways
Five people died by drowning in Iowa on Wednesday. The Thomas boy drowned in 30 feet of water in the Little Sioux river near Cherokee while swimming with his brother Donald age 10 and Kenneth Jones age 11. efforts to revive him failed. Zigmund Dunek attempted a rescue in the Cedar river at Cedar Rapids but sank with the boys. all bodies were recovered. Mrs. Ryals drowned in the Des Moines river north of Woodward after being caught in a whirlpool in deep water.
June 1983 Production Record for Bankers Life of Iowa
Bankers Life of Iowa reports June 1983 new life insurance production reached 5.392 million, a company record for the year and the best month since September 1982. The month, named achievement month for the firm’s 54th birthday, also shows a 25 percent rise over May and continued gains over the prior month.
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Bankers Life of Iowa
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