Legislative notes on highway funding and taxes in Iowa
The report covers House actions on HF 315 delaying 30 million road funds, possible Senate action, highway bonding concerns, and a prospective tax relief bill for seniors and disabled renters. It notes legislation on community corrections, a 10 percent salary rise for county officials, workmen compensation reforms, and a League of Iowa Municipalities dues limit. It also mentions a proposed legislative fiscal bureau and hopes to speed up bills before June adjournment.
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House
Senate
Board of Supervisors
Bergman
National Commission On Workmen’s Compensation
Congress
League of Iowa
Budget and Financial Control Committee
Columbus choir in county home concert
Members of the Columbus Junction United Methodist Church choir performed at the Louisa County Home on April 25 under director Mrs. Wm. Dunn. The article notes social events including a May 8 sack lunch at Chautauqua Park, a May 2 1923 wedding for Selenia Peters and Lewis Pugh, and a golden wedding anniversary reception for Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pugh set for April 29 with Open House from 2 to 4 p.m. at the People's National Bank community room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene B. Dillon
Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction United Methodist Church
Louisa County
Wm. Dunn
Chautauqua Park
Everett Henson
Paul Duncan
Kenneth Carrell
John Dillon
Edith Pi
Richard Utter
Kelly McKee
T.E. Perry
Marshalltown
Larry Robertson
Gaylord Abbott Fairfield
Arthur Abbott
Winfield
Dave Sandberg
Cedar Rapids
Anna Robertson
Keith Robertson
Clyde Crawford
California
United States
Lewis Pugh
People’s National Bank
Selenia Peters
Richard
Arthur
Jack
Marian Cecil
Doris Schaffer
Roshell
Ill
Genevieve McDermott
Ottumwa
Tom Huston
Fairfield to present The King and I soon
Fairfield High School presents The King and I on May 4 and 5 at 8 p.m. A matinee on May 6 at 2 p.m. Elaine Smart directs with Russel Goodell as musical director and Ronald Prill as instrumental staff. Reserved seats $2.50 adults $1.50 children.
Farm Outlook by Jim Frier Indicates Uncertain Livestock Plans
Extension economist Gene Futrell of Iowa State University cautions against assuming livestock prices will stay near January to March levels. He notes high feed costs, weather-related losses, and possible meat price controls cloud the outlook, with demand remaining strong but uncertain for a year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Futrell
Iowa State University Extension
Futrell
Nlone
ISU
Kathy Freyenberger returns to college
Kathy Freyenberger, a Bethel College senior in elementary education, returns to Newton Kansas for the spring term after Easter with her parents the Freyenbergers. The visit includes high water on the trip and a family gathering with extended relatives in Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Waters
Crawfordsville
Mark Griffith
Doug
Doris Brown
Cedar Rapids
Larry Price
Lorna
Lisa
David
Mt. Pleasant
David Griffith
Ron
Susan
Dick Griffith
Kelly
George Canott
Canott
Price
Roger Griffith
Bob Spangler
Vail
Colo
David Griffiths
Harold Spanglers
Robert Freyenberger
Kathy
Bethel College
Newton
Kan
Freyenbergers
June
Goodwill School For the
Des Moines
Freyenberger
Homer Kephart
Washington
Orrin Johnson
Tampa
Fla
Lee Shaffer
Bob Shaffer
Ivor Davis
Memorial Hospital
Mr Pleasant
Gene Alvine
Denise
Shari
Harlan
Don Fabian
Tommy
North Liberty
Lyle Lowe
Fabian
Lee Eisele
Kenneth Cherryholmes
Ottawa
Ohio
Cleo Cherryholmes
Steve
Linda
Duane Davis
Quincy Sr
Everette Davis
Julie McNeill
North Platte
Neb
John McNeill
Jim McNeill
Chicago
On the Record List of vehicles and owners
A compiled ledger of individuals and associated vehicles including Ford Truck Chevrolet Truck Olds Pontiac Cadillac GMC Truck and others with names such as Bernard J. Reed Eugene A. Hammen Michael Kurt Williams Betty Jo Murphy and more. The entry pairs each person or couple with a specific vehicle type or brand in a long roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard J. Reed
Ford
Eugene A. Hammen
Michael Kurt Williams
Olds
Betty Jo Murphy
Anton
Ruth Ulch
Chevrolet
Fred
Cecile B. Kephart
Matador
Gary B. Lens
Honda
Ronald Raymond Fritz
Norbert Becker
RAM
Richard
Martha Kaufman
Florence M. Baird
Buick
Lyle Parriott
Parriott
White
Lyle
Ruth Brenneman
Subaru
Larry
Vicki Bolton
Ferdinand J. Marie
Earl
Carolyn McClure
Bernice Paisley
Dale
Virginia Batterson
Helen W. Marshall
Pontiac
Dwight G. Sattler
Cadillac
The
McCleery Cumming Co
L-W Service Company
Edd T. Zook
Bernard Paul Kron
Earl Albert Zieglowsky
Larry Or Lois Hawkins
David John Simmering
Douglas Or
Carolyn Steele
Robert A. Yoder
Free Motor Home
Jerry Or
Marsha Rath
Larry Weidner
TRM
Mrs Shepherd improving after Easter visit and rainstorm
The Bethel community reported Easter Sunday clear and moderate church attendance at Bethel with communion. Ruth and May Gideon visited Mrs. Robert Shepherd at Mercy Hospital, who is recovering from surgery. Relatives and friends, including the Gideons and Longer family, shared Easter dinners and greetings amid storm impacts and distant calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gideon
Bethel
Ruth
May Gideon
Iowa City
May
Robert Shepherd
Mercy Hospital
Bill Crandall
Milan Thompson
Shepherd
Ray Niffenegger
Jerry
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bob
Louisville
Colo
Henry Bradbury
Marshalltown
Mark Campbell
Kenneth Wulf
Velma Jarrard
William Wulf
Kathy Wulf
Central College
Pella
Roger Male
McCallsville
Erwin Wulf
Normal Havel
Bethany
Altoona
Donald Brown
Clifford Parriott
Keokuk
Bethi
Arbela
Moberly
Peery
Bernard Payne
Rose Anne
Randy
Walter Longer
Mac Wallace
Willis Longer
Carlyn
Wayne
Monticello
Mr Wallace
Walker
Blakely Family and Friends Gather for Birthdays and Visits
Pulaski area social notes recount visits and dinners with Charles Blakely and family, engagements announced for Susan Propst and Martin Sieren, and Pekin High hosts for the State Large Group Music contest on May 5 with twenty five schools attending.
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Charles Blakely
Delissa Blakely
Herbert Blakely
Gilbert Leathers
Fay Shuttz
Ruth Evans
Des Moines
Carl Coffman
Bob Carter
Vada
Homewood
Beverly Baker
la Crosse
Wis
Susan Propst
Farson
Martin Craig Sieren
Hedrick
Miss Propst
Pekin High School
LeRoy Sieren
Morrow
Maynard Mineart
Kennewick
Washington
Rachel Long
Frank Blain
Wilford Cox Lot
Blain
Ward Doolin Pekin Community High School
Property Transfers in Washington and Ainsworth Areas
Deeds record multiple transfers including Dwain L Ream to Ardell Pieper and wife allotting N 13 ft 4 in of Lot 24 plus Lots 25 and 26 in Woodlawn Subdivision. Keith W Sanders to Virginia Wallace, N 33 ft of Lot 5 in Denny's Addition. Clinton Hertig and Velma Rixe to Donnie and Jean Hertig conveying N 60 Acres of W half of SW 44 in Section 28. Robert S Johnson to John H Allard describing a point 43 ft west of the west boundary of NE quarter of NE quarter of Section 31. Ronald V Simpson to Owen W White and Norma J White lots 1–6 in West Side Addition to Ainsworth. H Lee Shaffer to Robert R Shaffer W portions of Lots 1 and 4 in Block 5 Original Plat of Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald V. Simpson
Owen W. White
Norma J. White
West Side
Ainsworth
H. Lee Shaffer
Robert R. Shaffer
Crawfordsville
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Robert L. Vesco
UPI
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Kathy Freyenberger
Coane
Durbin's Aquarium & Hobby Center
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Mrs. Shepherd
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Pulaski
Don Long Richland
Lewis Moore
Pat
Lucille Laithly
Hubert Sheetz
Keota
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Clella Letts
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Ralph Steel
Don Hagen
Normal
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