Strikette League Second Half Final Results
Strikette League results show Cafe 82 50 over myllis Clipper 76 56% 1st half. Wayside Inn 65 67 Burn Mill 60 72 Is AG 57%. Margaret Fink tops high game 198 and high series 533. UT Week results list Hatchery 3 el 1 Clippers 3 Wayside 1 e 3 Mill 1. TWI-LITE LEAGUE matches Oil 38% 25% dlyn Co-op 3742 2642 Erika Produce 87.87 Sweet 3514 28% Plumbing 244% 39% Bureau Ins. 19 45. Week results name Bock 2 Oil Super Sweet 4 Farm Bureau 0 op 4 Produce 0. Ardes Bergmann posts high game and high series.
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Appli Cafe
Myllis’ Clipper
Rgmann Hatchery
Clippers
Margaret Fink
Dlyn
Erika
Bock
Farm Bureau
Ardes Bergmann
Engagement, Reno wedding of Boderman and Schott
Mr and Mrs Louie Hannaman announce the engagement of their daughter Ma bel Boderman to Jack H Schott of Eureka California. They wed April 14 at Sunset Wedding Chapel Reno with attendants Mrs Kine Kuhlman and Yde Barnes. The bride wore powder blue silk. groom in a brown suit. They honeymoon in parts of California and plan to live at 1010 Oakland Ave. Dr R B Stone of Bloomfield, 85, was fatally struck when a car rolled at his garage and passed over him after he stepped in front of the vehicle.
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Louie Hannaman
Mael Boderman
Jack H. Schott
eVille
Califhey
Sunset
Reno
Wayne May
Kine Kuhlman
Yde Barnes
Sacramento
Theo
Grou's
Log Cabrain
Roseville
Btoom
In Pacific Railroad
Gubernatorial Hopeful Proposes $40 Million Property Tax Relief Plan
Republican candidate William H. Nicholas backs a package to cut property taxes by creating a $40 million yearly fund. Proposals include a 1 percent sales tax rise excluding groceries, a 1 percent rise in corporate tax, a 3 percent tax on hotel revenue, and a new excise tax on non essential items. He credits the plan to increased state aid for schools and lower property taxes if implemented with safeguards and cooperation. Norman Erbe opposed the measure, and Nicholas notes past veto threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Nicholas
Nicholas
Mason City
General Assembly
Norman Erbe
Highway Commission
Organizations Oppose Merger Of Four Iowa Agencies
Four business and industrial groups oppose a plan to consolidate the Iowa Employment Security Commission Industrial Commission Bureau of Labor and Bureau of Mine Inspectors. The opposition comes from the Iowa Manufacturers Association Associated General Contractors of Iowa Iowa Master Builders and Iowa Food Distributors Association with only the Iowa Federation of Labor backing the merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Linn
Iowa Manufacturers Association
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Industrial Commission
Bureau of Labor
Bureau of Mine Inspectors
Iowa Federation of Labor
Iowa Manufacturers
Associated General Contractors of Iowa
Iowa Master Builders
Iowa Food Distributors Association
Weekly School Lunch Menu Fragments
Monday offers chili carrot and celery apple sauce cake butter milk bread. Thursday serves creamed turkey mashed potatoes green beans fruited jelly bread and butter. Friday features fish sticks buttered potatoes peas raisin bar bread and milk.
Birthday dinners link many Iowa households this Sunday
Mr and Mrs Harry Petersen hosted a birthday dinner in a Waverly restaurant for Harry and Mrs Chris Petersen and Mrs Ray Hoey, with afternoon visits at the Chris Petersen home. Guests included the Westendorfs of Waterloo Sumner and Fairbank, Platte family members, and other relatives as Easter and birthday observances spread across towns like Waverly Tripoli and Hawk Eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Petersen
Chris Petersen
Ray Hoey
Waverly
Harry Saltan
Waterloo
Arnold Platte
Arnold
George Strempke
Marlene
Fairbank
Paula Daggett
Iowa City
Wendell Westendorf
Larry
Steven
Elaine
Wilfried Westendorf
Carol Lynn
Sumner
LeRoy Platte
Clarence Wehling
Carol
Carl Platte
Henry C. Westendorf
Marguerite
Erich J. Dornbusch
Christena Oberman
Theo. Peters
Tripoli
Minnie
Elda Everding
Dale
John Peiper
Hawkeye
Boy Hurt Serious After Manure Spreader Accident
Marvin Caspesion four of near Moorhead was seriously injured when he passed through the beaters of a manure spreader. Several feet of his intestines had to be removed.
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Marvin Caspesion
Moorhead
Government commodities for non profit summer camps available
Iowa non profit summer camps can again obtain government commodities this season including butter cheese dry beans flour lard corn meal dried milk rice dried eggs and rolled wheat. Camps pay out of pocket only for transport handling and storage from the Town warehouse with May 10 contact deadline. Also noted: Michael Garrison eight of Indianola and Frank Woodyard of Liberty Center caught a 74 pound channel catfish at Lake Ahquabi measuring 27 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State Department of Public Instruction
Des Moines
Michael Garrison
Indianola
Frank Woodyard
Liberty Center
Lake Ahquabi
Fairfield Woman Wins Iowa Steak Contest
Mrs Richard Bogner of Fairfield won the Iowa steak naming contest with Tap of Towa receiving 50 pounds of beef. Her entry was among 4900 judged at the Iowa Beef Producers Association meeting where Governor Norman Erbe was served the first Top of Town steak. Dr W F Dean Osceola renewed his medical license on his 101st birthday, a 68 year career with 57 years in Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Iowa
Richard Bogner
Iowa Beef
W. F. Dean
Osceola
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Tripoli Bowl
Sue Wil
State Farm
Jack Schotted
Nev
Boderman
RB Stone
Ray's Clothiers & Cleaners
Tripoli, Ic
Jim Royer
Jackie
Janet
Jack Royer
Mike Huebesch
Mary Sell
Anna Tiedt
Jesse Thompsor
Rte
Mills
Eau Free
Art Roy
Paul F
Jhnston
Motorola
Neihport
EPAIR
Tripoli, Iowa
O’brien
Dekalb
SUDAX
ED Lindner
Howard M. White
National Water Well Assn
Adams
Hammond
Peoples
Manila
Ray’s Clothiers & Cleaners
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