Cards of Thanks Notices From Local Readers
Multiple readers express gratitude for visits cards and gifts from friends relatives and hospital staff. Effie Alcock thanks doctors nurses and supporters at Allen Memorial. Mr and Mrs Richard Thiemann honor 50th anniversary kindness. other thanks extend from Mercy Hospital Waverly and Rev Koengeter.
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Allen Memorial Hospital
Effie Alcock
Richard Thiemann
Mercy Hospital, Waverly
Koengeter
Clarence Forberg
Douglas Township Family Liv Group Holds May Meeting
The Family Living group of Douglas township met May 13 at Mrs. Neuendorf’s home with 25 ladies. They shared honeymoon pictures and noted that the 1968 cancer drive surpassed 1967. ne. Information on the Farm Bureau young members group was given. nominating committee names and fall tea hostesses were announced. Recreation prizes went to Mrs. Dettmer. Hawaii slides and souvenirs were shown. a Hawaiian perfume prize went to Mrs. Heffernan. Hostesses assisted were Mrs. Anhalt and Mrs. Coan.
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Douglas Township
Darrel Neuendorf
John Biermann
Ferdinand Klenzman
Orlyn Boeckmann
Art Rieckenberg
Gene Redies
James Dettmer
Stanley Feuchtwanger
Hawaii
Heffernan
Neuendorf
Paul Anhalt
Clarence Coan
Hawkeye Inst Sets Graduation and Summer Quarter Dates
Waterloo Hawkeye Institute of Technology will graduate the spring quarter class on June 13 with commencement June 14 at Hoover Junior High Auditorium. Summer quarter runs July 8 to Sept 30 with registration July 9 and begins for all students. Programs include drafting automotive and welding among others.
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Waterloo
Hawkeye Institute of Technology
Hoover Junior High School
Hawkeye
Meteorite or Stone Found by Jefferson Farmer
Victor Steigerwalt of Jefferson reported a heavy stone found in his Jackson township farm field. He estimated the 27 pound object had lain on the ground for several years. Harold Manchesters of Fairfield welcomed 12 puppies from their one year old dog Spot, six male and six female, all thriving.
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Victor Steigerwalt
Jefferson
Steigerwalt
Jackson Township
Harold Manchesters
Fairfield
Bar Association Recommends District Court Magistrates
The Iowa State Bar Association Board proposes replacing Justice of the Peace and Mayor courts with District Court Magistrates. Municipal judges join the district court as associate judges with civil jurisdiction up to 300 dollars. New magistrates would replace commissioners and traffic fines could be paid at district clerk offices. Francis L. Cudahy becomes president. Jefferson succeeds Neiman. Don W. Burington is vice president.
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Board of Governors
Iowa State Bar Association
Justice of the Peace
John H. Neiman
Des Moines
Senate
District Court
Neiman
The
Bar Association
Francis L. Cudahy
Jefferson
Don W. Burington
Mason City
Association
Baker Couple Mark 71st Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George Baker of Hartley celebrated their 71st wedding anniversary with a reception there.
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George Baker
Hartley
Open house honors long serving teachers at Sheldon
Receptions and programs celebrated retiring educators including Mildred Thompson of Anthon who taught 44 years, Pauline Murray of Sheldon with 50 years in the classroom, and Mrs. Lyle Orr of Sheldon with 48 years of teaching service.
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Mildred Thompson
Anthon
Pauline Murray
Sheldon
Lyle Orr
Larder Beetles Seen as Nuisance in Iowa Homes
The Iowa State University entomology department reports the first larder beetles of the 1968 season arriving from northeast Iowa homemakers. Adults are about a half inch long, dark with a white yellow band, larvae brown and hairy with six legs. Beetles have grown as a problem in seven to eight years due to attraction to homes where face and cluster flies hibernate, providing food for beetles.
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Iowa State University
Iowa
Dale Shires
Bremer County
Harold Gunderson
Pests In Walls Hint At Infestation And Control
The passage describes beetles feeding on hidden food sources in walls and suggests methods to control them. Use residual chemicals behind quarter rounds and window frames so insects contact poison. Notes injecting volatile insecticide into wall spaces through small holes is mentioned as a treatment.
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