Kiwanis Elects Seattle Banker as International President
Delegates at the 37th Kiwanis International convention in Seattle elected Walter J. L. Ray, president of the Standard Federal Savings and Loan Association of Detroit, to lead Kiwanis International for year ahead. Other officers include Forsythe as treasurer and a slate of trustees from diverse cities.
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Kiwanis International
Seattle
Wash
Detroit
Kiwanis Club of
Pella
Walter J. L. Ray
Standard Federal Savings and Loan Association of Detroit
Mich
Claude B. Relimann
Baltimore
Reter Meratece Busiess
Alan
Kenneth P. Greenawas
Zeller's Ltd
Montreal
Que
Albert V. Zimmermann
Alez
Donald
T. Forsythe
Forsythe
Ey TL
Hancock County Journal
H. Park Arnold
Dek Calif
H. W. Driver
Euclid
C. James G. Gass
Regina
Sask
Warren Graffam
Pittsburgh
C. J. Moyer
Topeka
Kans
Jackson A. Raney
Indianapolis
Ind
June hospital entries and local moves in Mahaska county
Mercy and Mahaska hospitals receive multiple patients for surgery and medical treatment including Mrs Elmer Elscott Mrs Tena Oxinga Mrs John Rempe and others. Local residents announce home sale 811 Independence Street as Van Roekel plumbing business sells and plans move to the West Coast. Several hometown ties: staff Sgt Mark Vander Ploeg returns from Dow air base Maine, Marcia Kuyper visits from New York, and families travel for visits and religious events. Community notes include university commencements at Indiana University and regional visits by clergy and residents.
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Elmer Elscott
Taintor
Mercy
Oskaloosa
J. van Zee
Mahaska
Tena Oxinga
Marion Toom
Louis A. van Roekel
Independence Street
West Coast
Dawn Highway Tragedy Tees Off With All Night Dance Fatality
A young man asleep at the wheel near town skids into a wreck three miles out. Patrols rush to the scene with ambulances and a doctor. the driver is rushed to hospital and dies after the news is halted at his church by the victim’s father. The night marshal and minister act to shield the family as dawn breaks.
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Doe
Trio to stand before court after Bussey theft arrest
Tecadas Fone Morine and Powers were taken to Anamosa by Deputy Sheriff Loren Jarman on June 16. They, with other suspects, were charged for breaking and entering Gene Wilson garage and service station at Bussey, pulling a small safe containing cash. The safe was found in a creek ten miles northeast of Knoxville, and part of the stolen money recovered. Authorities linked them briefly to Melcher robberies but deny involvement. no Melcher arrests yet.
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Anamosa
Loren Jarman
Bussey
Gene Wilson
Knoxville
Harvey
Vaccinating Calves Curb Brucellosis Linked in Test
Dr John Herrick extension veterinarian at Iowa State College says a direct correlation exists between brucellosis prevalence and lack of calf vaccination. In Delaware Township Delaware County the first area test last month showed about 30 percent positive. The May 28 testing in Iowa precedes educational programs in other counties as ranchers push to curb losses from the disease.
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Towa
Delaware Township
Delaware County
John Herrick
Iowa State College
Iowa
Hvestock
Toner
H Kumar
Her
Barbara Boat Honored by Professional Women's Club
In the Society section of The Chronicle’s June 19 edition, Barbara Boat of 5th grade at Lincoln School was omitted from the list of awardees. The lapse was unintentional and Barbara is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Boat.
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Ees
Professional Women's Club
Chronicle
Barbara Boat
Lincoln School
Barbara
Bert Joat
Warning to Women Concerning Breast Cancer Continue
Cancer of the breast is a leading cause of death among women and early doctor visits could raise cure rates from 40 to about 80 percent. The nationwide program promotes the film Breast Self-Examination, sponsored by the National Cancer Institute and supported by the Iowa Health Division and American Cancer Society.
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Iowa
National Cancer Institute
Iowa Medical Society
American Cancer Society
Edmund Zimmer
Division of Cancer Control
Iowa State Department of Health
Zimmerer
Dvnt of Health
Dr. Zimmerer
Stanton pharmacist Oscar Anderson marks 50 years in Iowa
S50 years at Stanton, druggist Oscar Anderson has completed half a century as a pharmacist in Iowa, with 46 years at Stanton. A Highland Park College graduate in 1902, he embodies long service and local ties.
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Stanton
Oscar Anderson
Iowa
Highland Park College
1902
Nollen's Economics Viewpoint From Town's Largest Bank
Editor note introduces a series by Mr. Nollen, a student of economics and former executive who led the investment program for Town's largest financial institution.
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Nollen
Tax advantages of E bonds for business and farm use
All business men and especially farmers should consider the new E bonds for tax benefits. The issue offers higher surrender values than previous bonds and, as before, holders need not report interest earnings for income tax until cashing the bond. This matters for enterprises with fluctuating income like farming.
Recruiting Detasseling Workers in Marion County
The Iowa State Employment Service invites applicants for corn detasseling positions this summer. Applications are being taken at the Knoxville employment office in the Court House basement. The work should begin mid July with an expected need of about 250 workers from Marion County. Applicants must be at least fourteen years old and five feet tall. Both girls and boys are welcome.
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Iowa State Employment Service
Knoxville
Court House
Marion County
Area test hinges on farmers follow-up program
The report notes the area test depends on ongoing farmer participation. Dr Herrick emphasizes sustained engagement and timely follow-up work to ensure accurate results from the age-based assessment of 4 and 8 months.
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Herrick
Tax free growth of E bonds boosts retirement planning
The article outlines an investment approach using E bonds to defer taxes by accumulating interest until redemption, reducing current tax liability in high income years and smoothing spendable income. It notes 20 year tax deferral, advantages for retirees, and benefits from current bond rates and automatic surrender privileges.
Care for new trees in first year as advised
Margherita Tarr an extension landscape architect at Iowa State College urges careful management of new tree and shrub plantings during the first year. She recommends keeping grass and other plants away from the area for two to three years to allow establishment.
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Margherita Tarr
Iowa State College
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