Highland opens new Riverside junior senior high this August
The $620000 Highland Community building will start the 1965 66 term August 30 with 19 teachers led by Principal Richard Goodwin. Twenty classrooms, updated science and home economics facilities, a new gym floor and scoreboard nearing completion. Registration set for August 27. shuttle buses will continue for current students.
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Riverside
Highland Community
F.M. Miles
Richard Goodwin
Miles
Highland District
Ainsworth
Captain vanishes from destroyer in Atlantic mystery
Captain Robert R. Carter, 47, newly named commander of Destroyer Squadron 20, disappeared from the destroyer USS Perry 350 miles north of Bermuda while at sea. Coast Guard said search efforts were discontinued and presumed accidental drowning with no signs of suicide or foul play. Navy to conduct inquiries.
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Newport
R.I
UPS
Robert R. Carter
U.S. Navy
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Carter
Newman Kk. Perry
Bermuda
New York
Navy
Professional Directory Entry for Attorneys in Livingston
Directory listing shows Louis J. Kehoe attorney at Jeffry Building with phone 653-3991 and Livingston Day & Bates Attorneys led by Robert Day and Robert Bates with an Abstract Department in Office 204 West Main St and phone 653-2147.
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Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Heitzmans celebrate 25th anniversary at Amana inn
Riverside marked couple Herman and Helen Heitzman’s 25th anniversary with family guests including Lester Wieland and Chas Heitzman. They wed August 8 1940 at St Wenclaus Iowa City. Open house followed at the Heitzman home. Guests and hosts listed with decorations and cake by daughter. Nearby notes mention other visits and a surprise 88th birthday for Toni Horn with four generations present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Kiene Riverside
Herman Heitzman
Riverside
Ox Yoke Inn
Amana
Lester Wieland
Chas
Heitzmans
Helen Hart Heitzman
St. Wenclaus Church
Iowa City
Edward Neuzil
Joe L. Miller
Walter Wombacher
Henry Langenburg
Russel Carson
Gerald Carney
George Birrer
Robert Kiefer
Albert Mellecker
Heitzman
Katheryn Hurt
Margaret Hurt
Lloyd Hedges
Henry Schlapkohl
Earl Veggy
Paul Knebel
Joseph Hurt
Amelia Hurt
Stella Heitzman
Fred Kron
Nauvoo
Eldron Kron
Martin Kleopher
Marilyn Hill and Sons
California
Tom Kelly
Maynard Strabala
Des Moines woman struck by wire from lawn mower incident
A Des Moines woman was struck in the leg by a flying wire from a power mower while walking with Mrs. Dorothea Peterson en route to a wedding in Washington. Peterson received treatment in Des Moines for a 1.5 inch wound and later underwent surgery to remove the wire. she remained in hospital with plans to return home once released.
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Des Moines
Bernard Payne
Dorothea Peterson
Washington
Esther Earnest
Eddie Skubal
Richland area notices and obituaries
Mrs L C Horning of Des Moines formerly of Richland visited in the J W Hendrickson home. Omer Adam and Keith Leppert families vacationed at Lake Okoboji. Albert Hegg and children from Covington Indiana visit Edna Oswalt. Don Underwood and family stayed with Homer Nordyke’s in Winslow Arkansas. Warren Conger and Clifford Pepper families returned from a week away. Clair Chacey family vacationing in Canada. Christian Brethren Women’s Fellowship meets Wednesday with Mrs Irvin Lough hostess. Final rites for Charles Cox of Montecello California held in Fairfield with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Survivors include wife Esther Louise Olsson, son Richard, daughter from Cedar Rapids, eight grandchildren, mother from Mt. Pleasant, half-sister in Brighton. Attendees listed from several towns at Cox funeral. Marvin Cox from St Anthony. Packwood Christian Church bell belfry under construction by Kermit Black and Jim Collett. Leon Johnston family returned from Minneapolis. Fleig family reunion Aug 1 at Rubio Community Building. Frank Fleig marked 84th birthday. Kenneth Steinbeck led business meeting. reunion attendees from many states. W R Kime and Nell Cerney visiting Mason City. Elizabeth Curtis to Marshalltown to visit son Robert Curtis. Donald Tucker and family spent weekend in Dubuque with Charles Tucker. Clarence Mitchell was treated at an Iowa City hospital.
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Richland
L.C. Horning
Des Moines
J.W. Hendrickson
Omer Adam
Keith Leppert
Lake Okoboji
Albert Hegg
Covington
Indiana
Edna Oswalt
Don _ Underwood
Homer Lee Nordyke
Winslow
Arkansas
Warren Conger
Clifford Pepper
Clair Chacey
Canada
Christian Brethren Women’s Fellowship
Irvin Lough
Carrie Lough
Charles , Cox
Montecello
California
Fairfield
Raymond Funeral Home
Kenneth Pohlenz
Friends Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Mr. Cox
Milo Cox
Fannie Z. Trail Cox
Esther Louise Olsson
Richard
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Pleasant
Howard Leggert
Brighton
Cox
Fleig
Rubio
Frank Fleig
Kenneth Steinbeck
Chicago
Moline
Lake Bluff
Westmont
Downers Grove
Ill
Batavia
Cherokee
Ft. Dodge
Davenport
Clifford Elmore
W. R. Kime
Nell Cerney
Mason City
Elizabeth Curtis
Marshalltown
Robert Curtis
Donald Tucker
Dubuque
Charles Tucker
Clarence Mitchell
Iowa City
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Highland Interior
NEW Highland School
Journal
Dallas Kinney
Highland School
Highland
Washington Concrete CO
North 12Th St. and
Rock Island Tracks
Walling
East
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
M. L. Tweeton
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic Physician Journal
Optometrists
John W.lemmon
South Iowa
Christian Tabernacle
Jack Kron
Jim Farr
Wisconsin
Antonia
Toni’ Horn
West Liberty
Earl Jeble
Cedar River
Hora
Melvin
Blanche) Haven
George Hora
Gilbert
Marcella) Minert
Durant
Earl
Elsie) Jehle
Bernard
Betty) Frimm
Eldridge
Mrs. Havel
Alvin
Darlene) Sojka
Charlotte Sojka
Frimml
Horn
Czechlovakia
Durant, Nichols
Newton
Harrison
By Ruth Gideon
Bethel
Jane Christner
Becky
Alma Walker
Elsie Conrad
Mac Wallace
Grace Hiler
Willard Peterson
Blitz Brothers
BY Sarren
Mrs. Horning
Mrs
Otto Pfeifer
Bridgestone
Ned's
Auto & Cycle Riversides
Corvair
GEB Chevrolet, Inc
W. Washington St
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