Shakespeare professor turns to teaching swimming in Mt Vernon
Dr. Samuel Schuman of Cornell College teaches two summer sessions of swimming to Mt Vernon area youth. He emphasizes fear reduction and individual learning over rigid steps, guiding 230 children from preschool to high school through patient, trust based instruction with no grades or stations.
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Mount Vernon
Samuel Schuman
Cornell College
Schuman
Mt. Vernon Area
Lake Michigan
Red Cross
Hhe
Cornell Field
Mt. Vernon
Lisbon
Solon
Mechanicsville
Martelle
Cedar Rapids
Patricia Herriott
Harvard, UL
Cornell
Marilyn Buchanan
Cickens
Magistrate Court transfers several cases to District Court
In a magistrate court report, Hubert C. Spenser of Coralville faces transfer to District Court on counts of injury to a vehicle and malicious injury to a building. Harold W. Rath of rural Wellman and Ronald G. Wind of Washington move to District Court on OMVAI charges. Davenport’s Robert D. Snook found guilty of speeding with a $24 fine. Dean M. Lintz of rural Washington pleaded guilty to driving left of center, fined $25. Ron L. Carey of Washington found innocent of littering. Steven L. Barnes of rural Washington found guilty for improper muffler, fined $10. Douglas D. Fuhr named resident of Rocky Mountain Estate Planning Council. home in Denver. Orville Meeker of Letts had high placing Hampshire hogs at St Paul show, with multiple prizes and sales. Al Alton of New London charged with shoplifting deemed not coherent for plea, released for screening. George R. James of rural Washington pleaded guilty to reduced trespass, 30 day suspended sentence. Numerous speeding fines listed for Washington area residents, with amounts ranging from $4 to $36. Truck violations involve Elery L. Fry of Montezuma and related penalties. Robert L. Times of Keota fined for cab card, plate, license, and fuel violations.
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Hubert C. Spenser
Coralville
Harold W. Rath
Rural Wellman
Ronald G. Wind
Washington
Robert D. Snook
Davenport
Dean M. Lintz
Ron L. Carey
Steven L. Barnes
al Alton
New London
Avis S. Wells
Oakdale
Geary R. James
James
Patrick W. Siegrist
Jerry W. Hendricks
Merwin J. Bender
Yma
Ann M. Moore
Fagland
Charles Swift
Ainsworth
Dana E. Miell
Harold L. Huston
Winfield
Allan G. Rice
Crawfordsville
Larry J. Foglesong
Moulton
Joseph C. Wenger
Riverside
David A. Whittaker
Cary J. Beckley
Kalona
Dean Welch
E. Moline
Ill
John W. Crawford
John H. Snowgren
Oskaloosa
Robert S. Reed
George E. Pieterek
Wheaton
Philip D. Bray
Burlington
Louis E. Koehler
Laverne D. Love Jr
Timothy J. Bradshaw
Stockton
Morris R. Snider
Mark R. Dowis
Robert R. Knerr
Loren L. Hall
Rodney R. Knerr
Joseph C. Borntreger
Centerville
John R. Clark
Marving J. Miller
Parnell
Arthur Richard
Claude R. Guffey
Lone Tree
Terry L. Harriman
North English
Elery L. Fry
Montezuma
Robert L. Times
Keota
Iowa
Iowa Gambling Law Queries Roil State Officials
Iowa moves to Aug 5 new ambling act raising questions for bingo at churches or service clubs with liquor licenses and the legality of social gambling by private clubs. Attorney General Turner asked to issue opinions on pitch games, gambling paraphernalia, and licensee restrictions amid broader efforts to curb social gambling.
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Iowa
Richard C. Turner
Gerald Barr
Las Vegas
Midwest
Bair
Clavs
Turner
Thought for the day on Hugo compliment like a kiss
A brief aphorism notes Victor Hugo comparing a compliment to a kiss through a veil, implying partial, gentle affection. The line reflects on subtlety and gentleness in saying nice things without full exposure.
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Victor Hugo
Chess Pie and Cherry Breeze Dessert Recipes Shared
A reader praises Chess Pie as possibly the best ever and shares the recipe with butter sugar vanilla eggs raisins and pecans baked at 400 then 350. Another dessert, Cherry Breeze, combines oats flour cinnamon and butter with cherry pie filling baked at 325 for 45 minutes.
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Helene
Dillon
Junction youth join church group picnic at Chautauqua Park
Columbus Junction United Methodist Church youths held a picnic at Chautauqua Park with a ball game and rap session led by Methodist interne. Jule Poulson attended with the Don Schnell timber College and Career group as she plans to enter United Methodist ministry after Simpson College. Watermelon Days festival in Conesville slated for August 22 and 23. Notable visitors included Mrs. Harold Piercy of Iowa City and local families at Evergreen Farms.
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Helene B. Dillon
Columuus Junction
Gaylord Abbott
Fairfield
Robertson
Sheri
Wendy
Molly
Columbus Junction
Don Schnell Timber
Poulson
Simpson
United Methodist
Conesville
Harold Piercy
Iowa City
Evergreen Farms
Wm. Lemon
Ferrol Lemon
Alice Ross
Burlington
Emma McMillan
Ft. Madison
Harold Anderson
Kyle
Jeannie
Karyl Thomas
Wilmington
Ohio
Evergreen Farm
Piercy
Paul Duncan
Columbus Community Club
Julie Poulson
Columbus Methodist Churches
Jim Keldgord
Kay Keldgord
Colonial Manor
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Ington Vee
Newt
Shakespeare
Gary Crossett
Washington High School
Journal
Magistrate’s
Douglas Fuhr
Douglas D. Fuhr
CLU
Rocky Mountain Estate Planning Council
Denver
CPA
Puhr
Margaret McCleery
Orville Meeker
St. Paul
Letts
Minnesota
Maintainer
Thunderhead
Oliver
Meeker
Wayne Kaupp
Wolf’s Flower Shop
Benjamin Moore
Osincup's
Andy Lewis Bell
Vince Skubal
Andy
Dennis
Kathy Skubal Bell
Fredonia
Etta Bell
Lottie Jones
Tina Dill
Georgia Skubal
Howard Bell Jr
Howard (Boone) Bell
Tom Skubal
Angie
Ron Lauderdale
Julie Skubal
Gerry
Tommy Beil
Boys & Girls
Paul
North Side Square
D ‘Leon See
Kennedy Insurance Agency
Kennedy Surance
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