Longtime Sumner resident Ray Heiserman dies at 61
Ray Heiserman of Sumner died at midnight Saturday after a brief illness. Born April 11, 1891, in Union, he lived in West Union and Ames before settling in Sumner. He owned a bakery, later real estate, and was active in the Meth Church and Modern Woodmen. Survived by widow and one daughter, services were held in Sumner.
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Mner
Ray Heiser
Sumner
Jy. Heiserman
Union
Edward and
May
Ozshure) Heiserman
West Union High Sch School
Iowa State
Collier Wege
Ames
Eva Fritz
West Ta
Canada
West Union
Mr. Heserman
Heiserman
John Woodee
Meth+ church
Modern Wooden of America
Bremer County Board of Realtors
Voorhee
Aritus A. Olds
Sumry
Alonza Smith
Westgate
Dale Schmitz
Alta Vista
Chicago Great West Railroad
Alfred Wenthe
New Jersey
Henry Wenthe
Alfred
Sheppard A.F.B
Wichita Falls
Texas
Europe
Orlo Meyer
San Francisco
Calif
Paul William
C. J. Hennager
West Union Hospital
Joey Steven
Hennager
Lucille Pipho
Willard Frisch
Des Moines
Campaigns Cost Money and Hard Work Across Iowa
The report notes Iowa political campaigns incur heavy costs from 75,000 party mailings across 99 counties, 35 types of material and millions in buttons. It also covers auto theft rising as a top crime, a legislative push for Marshalltown Soldiers Home improvements, a beaming tale of governor Beardsley giving away puppies, mental health reforms, and ISC leadership speculation surrounding Allan Kline with highway patrol casualties cited.
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Iowa
Republican
William Beardsley
Des Moines
New Virginia
Beardsley
Robert C. Lappen
State Board of Control
Lappen
Clarinda
Kline
ISC
World’s Active Volcanoes Count Reaches Seventy
A global tally identifies seventy volcanoes currently classified as active. Scientists note ongoing eruptions or recent eruptive behavior at these sites, spanning multiple regions and presenting varying levels of hazard to nearby populations and air travel.
Make Toys and Home Furniture Booklets From Iowa State College
Two illustrated Iowa State College booklets offer ideas for gifts for children. About Toys Make Them at Home and Home Made Furniture for Children present toy plans and child sized furniture from child development specialists. Free booklets available at campus outlets.
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Iowa State College
Water Piped to White House Since 1853
Mention references the county extension office and Bulletin office at the college in Ames. It notes that city water first was piped to the White House in Washington in 1853.
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The
College
Ames
City
White House
Washington
Eldora Doctor Sues Over Alleged False Arrest in OMVI Case
Dr. Carl Bishop of Eldora seeks $46,200 damages in Black Hawk County court alleging false arrest and imprisonment on an OMVI charge. The suit names unidentified defendants and argues wrongful detention harmed his reputation and finances.
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Carl Bishop
Eldora
Black Hawk
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