Des Moines Lawmaker Plans Liquor by the Drink Bill
Rep. Riley Dietz of Walcott prepares a liquor by the drink bill to keep the state wet while letting counties vote dry. The measure would empower city councils and boards to issue licenses with strict conditions, set fees of 1000 or 500, and require wholesale liquor sales at discounts plus a 10 percent per drink tax revenue to the state. Railroads could obtain a 1000 license with 10 per car postings. full financial disclosures would be required and license revocation for false statements.
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DES Moines
IDPA
House of Representatives
Riley Dietz
Walcott
Harold Hughes
Ida Grove
Dietz
Hughes
Board of Supervisors
State Tax Commission
State General Fund
Employed Women Luncheon Program Announces Civil Defense Talk
Employed Women luncheon Wednesday noon features Sperry Easter and Bill Day speaking on Civil Defense. No reservations are needed and all working women are welcome.
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Sperry
Bill
Civil Defense
State Bank Holds Annual Meeting
The Washington State Bank held its annual stockholders meeting with 837 shares represented. President John Winga opened the session assisted by secretary Frank Kos. Executive VP L A Holland reported year end 1962 results including deposits of 5 781 847 32 and total resources of 6 228 884 07. Undivided profits were 197 096 75 and a regular dividend was declared. Loans reached 2 297 138 15. A drive in banking facility is planned for early 1963 on the lot west of Gebs Chevrolet. Series F and H Savings Bonds sales exceeded 480 000, surpassing the year’s quota. Directors reelected were L A Holland W W Jarrard John C Knotek Frank L Kos Merritt E McDaniel Earl J Miller and John Winga. After the meeting, directors elected officers: John Winga president L A Holland executive vice president Frank L Kos vice president Logan T Heilman cashier Milo M Orris assistant cashier. Other bank staff included Agnes Whelan Jack Moore Marie Widmer Charles Lanning tellers Juanita Hering secretary Alice Merriman Karen Statler Mary Ann Green Karen Seaton bookkeepers.
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Washington State Bank
John Winga
Frank Loos
L.A. Holland
Holland
Geb
Chevrolet
Tatales
L. A. Holland
W. W. Jarrard
John C. Knotek
Frank L. Kos
Merritt E. McDaniel
Earl J. Miller
Lee A. Holland
Logan T. Heilman
Milo M. Orris
Agnes Whelan
Jack Moore
Marie Widmer
Charles Lanning
Juanita Hering
Alice Merriman
Karen Statler
Mary Ann Green
Karen Seatson
Mrs Strickler Dies In Kalona At 90
Bertha Strickler age 90 died at her Kalona home after long illness. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 PM at Kalona Methodist Church with Rev Edward Philgreen officiating. Burial in Sharon Hill Cemetery, Petersim Funeral Home in charge. Survived by three sons Lester Iowa City Forrest Lovell. two daughters Mrs C J McKenzie and Mrs Jack Guengerich. seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. She was born July 11 1872 at Sharon Center, married John Strickler Nov 16 1897. he died Feb 14 1956. Preceded by one grandchild. TRIMNASTICS class at YWCA to open January 25 and run weekly through March 15. Registration via YWCA.
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Kalona
Bertha Strickler
Kalona Methodist Church
Edward Philgreen
Sharon Hill
Peterseim
Sharon Center
Louis
Dorthea Mattes Zager
John Stricklor
Lester
Iowa City
Forrest
Lovell
C. J. McKenzie
Jack Guengerich
Automobile Stolen Here Monday Night
Muscatine police report locating a car stolen here Monday night near Melody Lanes Bowling Alley. Authorities are still seeking the missing 1953 two tone grey Buick owned by Howard Curl Sr of Washington. The theft occurred between 6 30 and 9 o clock last night when Curl's daughter found the vehicle missing upon returning from the bowling alley.
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Howard Curl Sr
Washington
Melody Lanes
Curl
Rolla Houseal 63 Dies at Columbus Junction
Rolla F. Houseal 63 retired carpenter died at his home in Columbus Junction. He was born January 23, 1899 in Gladwin and married Fannie James in 1921. Survivors include his wife, four sons Richard and John of Columbus City, Kenneth of Columbus Junction, Rolla Jr. of Cedar Rapids, a daughter Wilin of Columbus Junction, five grandchildren, three brothers Howard of Muscatine Paul of Washington Floyd of Palo Alto and two sisters Grace Simmons of Muscatine and Glenn Britain of Newton. Funeral arrangements are pending at Stacy Funeral Home.
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Columbus Junction
Rolla F. Houseal
Stacy Funeral Home
Houseal
Gladwin
John A
Clara Buffington Houseal
Fannie James
Richard
John
Columbus City
Kenneth
Columbus Juncton
Rolla Jr
Cedar Rapids
Wilin
Howard
Muscatine
Paul
Washington
Floyd
Palo Alto
Calif
Grace Simmons
Glenn Britain
Newton
345000 Volt Transmission Line Planned in Iowa
Iowa Southern Utilities Co announces a 490 mile 345000 volt transmission line from Minneapolis to St. Louis via eastern Iowa. The project, costing over 30 million dollars, will link Northern States Power and several Iowa incumbents with joint ownership and cross-state connections. Completion targeted June 1 1967 for central sections and June 1 1969 for the southern leg.
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Iowa
R. W. Greenleaf
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Northern States Power Company
Minneapolis
Traverse Town
Iowa Southern
Illinois Gas and Electric Company
Davenport
Interstate Power Company
Dubuque
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Public Service Company
Iowa City
Power Company
St. Louis
United States
Iowa Electric Rid
Upper Midwest
Greenleaf
Plan Immunization At County Schools
The Washington County Medical Piety and County Public Health Nursing Service will conduct school clinics for diphtheria tetanus and smallpox immunizations. The Washington County Medical Society will administer the vaccines and fees are paid at the time of service. Immunizations are scheduled at multiple schools from January 17 to February 9 with times listed for each location.
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Washington County Medical Piety and
County Public Health Nursing Service
Washington
Washington County
Washington County Medical Society
Farm Institute Planned for Jan 16 at YMCA
Washingtons Farm Institute schedule announced by Chuck Hotle chair of the Agricultural Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce. The program runs 9 45 a m to 3 p m with a free noon lunch for ticket holders. Speakers include Walter Goeppinger Boone Robert Buck former county farmer Waukee Bernard Ebbing Lou Thompson Bath Packing Carl Hertz Nevada.
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Farm Institute
Chuck Hotle
Agriculture Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
YMCA
Agricultural Bureau
Walter Goeppinger
Boone
Robert Buck
Waukee
Bernard Ebbing
Lou Thompson
Bath Packing Co
Carl Hertz
Nevada
The
Coin Club Auction Held Monday Evening
About 60 people attended the Washington Coin Club auction Monday at the fair grounds despite cold weather. Maurice Conrad and Tim Greiner of Keota conducted the sale, donating their services, with Ted Brown as chairman and others arranging the event.
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Washington Coin Club
Fair Grounds
Maurice Conrad
Tim Greiner
Keota
Ted Brown
Dick Pratt
Joe Kirkpatrick
D. E. Mise
Urgency Seen for Quick Tax Cut Action in Kennedy Plan
Democratic leaders promised speedy House and Senate action on Kennedy tax proposals after his special message. The plan calls for a net $10 billion tax cut over three years, with hearings to begin soon and broad support from labor and business groups. Critics expect possible revisions and a possible delay past October.
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UPL
Kennedy
House
Senate
White House
John McCormack
House Ways and Means
McCormack
Newsmen
Treasury
Congress
Start Drive To Reach Chest Goal
A Washington Community Chest campaign mobilizes a special committee led by Bob Reed Richard Weeks L A Holland and Robert Bates to contact about 20 firms for roughly 1000 more to meet the 1963 goal. Board members and the committee urge community support to ensure full payment to participating organizations.
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Washington Community Chest Board
Bob Reed
Richard Weeks
L.A. Holland
Robert Bates
Community Chest Board
Ulbricht Accuses China of Aiming at War at East Bloc Speech
In a five hour opening address Ulbricht charged that Communist China attacked India without consulting other socialist states and warned the quarrel with Moscow threatens world peace. Khrushchev approved as delegates applauded. Wu Hsiu-chuan defended Beijing’s line.
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Red China
India
Ulbricht
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
East Germany
Wu Hsiu-Chuan
China
Berlin
West
Barbara Peiffer Dies At Keota In Monday Funeral
Mrs Barbara Peiffer aged 9 died at 1230 pm Monday in Keota after recent illness and stroke. Services were held at St Marys Catholic Church Keota with Rev Kempker. burial in St Peter and Paul Cemetery. Rosary Tuesday at 730 pm in Powell Funeral Home. Survived by nine children 49 grandchildren two sisters and a brother. Husband precedes her in death.
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Barbara Peiffer
St Mary's Catholic Church
Keota
CS. Kempker
St Peter and Paul
Powell
Peiffer
Clear Creek Township
Nicholas
Kather
Clear Creek
Marine Bohr Hammes
Henry L. Peiffer
Catholic Church
Alter and Rosary Society
St Mary's Reading Circle
Elmer
Frank Weht
Sigourney
Bernard
Harper
Edward
Norbert
Robert White
Leo Adam
Wellman
Herbert
Omer
Cedar Rapids
John Bomber
Charles Greiner
Washington
John Hammes
Former Ainsworth Man Dies Suddenly In Minnesota
Friends report the sudden death of J C Buenneke in Albert Lea Minnesota on Monday night Funeral services are set for Thursday at 1 30 p m in Albert Lea He and his wife had visited Washington guests of Floyd Blankenhorns and attended a fiftieth anniversary at the Ainsworth Methodist Church He once managed the Ainsworth Lumber Company and had lived in Albert Lea about 17 years The death followed an apparent heart attack shortly after leaving Washington for home
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J.C. Buenneke
Albert Lea
Minn
Federal Crop Insurance Fieldman Now on Duty
Federal Crop Insurance Fieldman Mr Burns begins duties in Washington County for the FCIC. He resides in Oxford with his wife and four children and commutes daily to work. Contact the ASCS office in Washington for FCIC program inquiries.
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Autora
Washington County
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Burns
Oxford
FCIC
ASCS
Washington
Erbe urges Iowa to shorten ballot and broaden gubernatorial power
Gov Ernest Erbe, in his State of the State message, proposes annual legislative sessions and a stronger executive branch. He calls for appointive consolidation of boards, a longer governor term, and funding steps tied to Kerr Mills medical aid, plus solutions to education financing and social services.
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Des Moines
UPI
Norman A. Erbe
Iowa
General Assembly
Erbe
Fred Harold Hughes
Overnor
Preme Court
Commerce and Liquor Commissions
Social Welfare and Control
Hita
Rhe
House
Herschel C. Loveless
Kerr Mills
Farmers to Discuss Swine Disease Control at Meeting
Washington High School hosts an adult farmer evening on Thursday January 17 at 7 30 p m discussing swine disease control. Dr CA Larsen will be on the program. Farmers and others interested in agriculture are invited to attend.
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Washington High School
CA. Larsen
Fred R. Andersen Joins Seifert's Accounting Dept
Washington resident Fred R. Andersen has joined Seifert's chain, working in the accounting department with the IBM system installed in the Washington store. He will assist comptroller Robert E. Vanderlinden after leaving Oscar Mayer and Co. where he was a hog buyer. Mrs. Andersen is Seifert's car store manager. The Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church will hold its annual congregational meeting after the family night potluck at 6:30 p.m., with special entertainment for children.
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Ered K. Andersen
Washington
Seifert
Andersen
IBM
Seifert’s
Robert E. Vanderlinden
Seiferts
Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church
Tshombe Surrenders Katanga Stronghold End Seccession
Elisabethville reports Tshombe surrendered Kolwezi the last Katangan stronghold and declared Katanga’s secession over with promised UN freedom of movement. British embassy attacked in Leopoldville as mobs smashed offices and Queen Elizabeth’s picture was ripped.
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Katan Upd
Moise
Tshombe
Kolwezi
Katanga
Derek Dodson
Britain
Ion Miniere
Ishombe
Congo
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U.N
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John Ure
Salisbury
Rhodesia
United Nations
Thant
Cyrille Adoula
Ald Thant
Adoula
Inerior
Godefroid Munon- 20
Union Miniere
Kaanga
Katangese
Weather Iowa Sees Cold Snap With Snow Across State
Considerable dollar ness and continued cold through Wednesday with occasional light snow over most of state late tonight or Wednesday. Low to night 10 to 20 below north east to near 5 below southwest, High Wednesday zero to 5 be low northeast to near 10 above southwest. Outlook for Thursday partly cloudy, continued cold.
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Iowa
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