Wymer Hints at New Iowa Commercial Development Program
Iowa development commission proposes adding commercial development and a Chicago-area representative to broaden industrial leads. A new rural and community development division would push ongoing programs with professional practitioners. Tourism funding rises, with total biennial request over four million dollars.
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Chicago
Wymer
Iowa
Commission
State of
Ted Johnson
Storm Lake
Development Commission
Mrs. Joseph Schantz Dies At 56 In Washington County
Opal Lucille Wilson born June 20 1914 at Raymondville Missouri died December 1 1970 at Washington County Hospital after a linger ing illness Funeral set for Thursday at 2 pm at Sherman Eden with Rev E E Grice officiating Burial planned in Elm Grove Cemetery Memorial to cancer fund established Surviving husband Joseph Peter Schantz five daughters four sisters two brothers and one son are named with church and fraternal society ties noted.
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Joseph Schantz
East Second Street
Washington County Hospital
Sherman - Eden
E. E. Grice
Elm Grove Cemetery
Schantz
Cancer Fund
Opal Lucille Wilson
Raymondville
Wade
Oma Belle Wilson
Washington County
Joseph Peter Schantz
First Presbyterian Church
Pythian Sisters
Brighton
Douglas Schantz
Mantua
Ohio
Don
Carolynn) Gardner
Burlington
Dennis
Deborah) Bennett
Conesville
T. A
Sandra) Latham
Pasadena
Texas
Brenda Calhoun
Rantoul, Ill
Roy
Mae) Page
Keith
Nima) McClelland
Howard
Kathyle) Schultz
Ainsworth
Edna Schantz
Washington
Walter Wilson
Wellston
Oscar
Mrs Hugh Brown Dies in California at 85
Mrs. Hugh Brown 85 of North Hollywood Calif died there Tuesday December 1 1970 after brief illness. She was mother of Mrs Charles Goodell of Washington and survived by two daughters five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Graveside rites are Planned 11 a m Friday at Pleasant Hill Cemetery Primghar Iowa with Rev G G Dykstra officiating. Sherman Eden Funeral Home handled local arrangements. She was born February 8 1885 in Liberty Nebraska and married Hugh Brown March 24 1909. She was a Methodist parishioner.
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Hugh
Nettie) Brown
North Hollywood
Calif
Charles Goodell
Washington
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Primghar
Iowa
G. G. Dykstra
Sherman Eden
Army sergeant earns commendation medal in Vietnam service
Sergeant Russell D. Hill 24, son of Mr and Mrs John C Votruba of Denver Colorado, received the Army Commendation Medal while serving with the 71st Transportation Battalion near Long Binh Post Vietnam. He earned the award for meritorious service as a security guard in the 372D Transportation Company. Hill entered the army in May 1969, trained at Ft. Polk and last stationed at Aberdeen Proving Ground. His wife Susan lives in Wellman Iowa. he is a 1964 Washington High School graduate.
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Camp Camelot
Vietnam
Russell D. Hill
John C. Votruba
Irvine St
Denver
Colorado
71St Transportation
Long Binh Post
Hill
372D
Army
Ft. Polk
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Susan
Route 1
Wellman
Iowa
Washington High School
Daisy Chambers dies at 82 in Keota Iowa
Daisy Chambers 82 died Dec 2 1970 at Washington County Hospital after a period of declining health. Funeral set for Friday at 2 pm at Powell Funeral Home Keota with Rev Lee Scott Sr. officiating. Burial in Keota Cemetery. Born Sept 13 1888 in Raymondville Missouri, she taught rural schools there and married Ernest Chambers Feb 11 1908. They farmed in Keota area since 1914, moved to Keota 1947. Survivors: daughters Marjorie Sonday Keota and Eula Aller Moline Illinois. 4 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren and brother Carl Hardin Raymondville. predeceased by one sister.
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Keota
Daisy Chambers
Washington County
Powell
Lee Scott Sr
Daisy Hardin
Raymondville
John and
Stella Copeland Hardin
Missouri
Ernest E. Chambers
Iowa
Chambers
Wesley United Methodist Church
WSCS
Order of the Eastern Star
Rebekah Lodge
Pythian Sisters
Women’s Relief Corps
Leonard
Marjorie) Sonday
Eula Aller
Moline
Carl Hardin
Local News Snippets Include Hospital Admittance
Floyd Woods was readmitted to Mercy Hospital in Iowa City on Monday evening for treatment. Mrs John Larson of Smithfield Utah and Miss Nancy Larson of Minneapolis Minnesota are visiting the Tim Teeter home this week. The Shirts and Skirts square dance is set for Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Ainsworth school gym with Roger Rice as caller. Dues are payable and refreshments are provided. all square dancers are welcome.
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Floyd Woods
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
John Larson
Smithfield
Utah
Nancy Larson
Minneapolis, Minn
Tim Teeter
Ainsworth School
Roger Rice
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IDPA
Iowa Development Commission
Chad A. Wymer
Oklahoma
Fantas Company
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Seystenth Fower Today
Wolf's Flower Shop
Hugh Brown
California
West Side Square
Pastry Shop
Dial
Evening Journal
M&m
East Nat’l Bank
Walgreen
Sawyer
Kodak
Polaroid
Ncup Drug Store
Walgreen Agency
Vanity Mirror
Dia
Mirror
Prescription
Finlandia
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