Mrs George Birney Dies In Washington County
Mrs George Birney 73 of 220 East Seventh Street died this morning July 5 1973 at University Hospital Iowa City after a year long illness. She ran a local restaurant previously worked as an insurance agent in WWII and lately at the long term care center. Funeral Saturday 2 pm United Methodist Church with Rev J Roland Crandall, burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Memorials to Cancer Fund. Jones Funeral Home handling arrangements. Ferne Clarice Fuhr born Muscatine June 16 1900 a daughter of Val and Ida Schmidt Fuhr reared here and married January 28 1920 to George Birney who died November 19 1961. Surviving two sons George Jr and Robert of Washington, three grandchildren, four great grandchildren, two sisters Viola Norton and Mildred Garrett, three brothers Dale Jack and Charles Fuhr, one sister Ester and a brother Glenn preceded her in death.
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Leroy A. Frey dies at 87 in Wayland
Leroy Arthur Frey 87 died Wednesday morning July 4, 1973 at Harmony Nursing Home Mediapolis He was a CB and Q railroad foreman since age 18 and a former Burlington Noble Funeral services will be Friday at 10 30 a.m. Beatty Jennings Funeral Chapel Wayland with Rev Harold Rixe Eicher Mennonite Church officiating Burial in Eicher Cemetery He was born May 3 1886 in Archibald Ohio son of Joe and Anna Frey Survived by two brothers Newton Pueblo Colorado Milton Wheeling Illinois and four sisters Mrs Charles Rich Winfield Mrs David Richard Mrs Katherine Nicholson and Miss Hattie Frey Fairfield plus many nieces and nephews
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Anna Wetzel Frey
Newton
Pueblo
Colo
Milton
Wheeling
Charles Rich
Winfield
David Richard
Katherine Nicholson
Hattie Frey
Fairfield
Raymond Michels dies at Wellman
Raymond M. Michels 81 owner of Michel's Plumbing and Heating in Denison for 40 years died Tuesday July 3 1973 at Shenk's Nursing Home Wellman where he had lived since June 1971. Funeral held at Powell Funeral Home Wellman with graveside services at Ogden. Born April 29 1892 in Bever IA he married Grace Weber Dec 1 1913 in Boone. Surviving are daughter Ramona Smith Carroll two grandchildren two great grandchildren two sisters and one brother.
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Boone
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Ramona) Smith
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Six Die In Iowa Holiday Highway Mishaps
United Press International reports six Iowans died in Fourth of July incidents across the state. Clyde Wilcox, 45, Cedar Rapids, died from a broken neck at Lake Delhi after entering shallow water. Jerry Goodwin, 20, Marion, drowned in the Cedar River near Cedar Rapids. Samuel Fisher, 39, Fort Dodge, drowned at a lake near Lizard Creek Wildlife Area. Duane Broome, 49, Mason City, died after his motorcycle hit a car on Iowa 106 west of Mason City. Lawrence Caskey, 67, rural New Sharon, killed in a two car crash near Lacey in Mahaska County. Kirby Aldinger, 21, Washington, killed when his car was struck near Sigourney on Iowa 92. Five others were injured.
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New Sharon
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David Gottlieb Dies At 59 In Davenport Leader Of Lee Enterprises
David K. Gottlieb 59 president of Lee Enterprises and noted newspaper research expert died at home in Davenport from an apparent heart attack. He led the chain since 1970, previously serving as general manager and executive vice president and chaired the ANPA Research Institute in 1971. He helped introduce polymer plate technology to American printers in 1972. Born in Tiffin Ohio, a Ohio State graduate, he began in publishing in Illinois before moving to Davenport after Navy service.
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Davenport civic leader Gottlieb dies at 90
The Davenport community remembers Gottlieb who moved to the Lee front offices full time in 1959 and was active in eastern Iowa civic affairs. He is survived by his widow Elaine and three children: Richard of Madison, Wisconsin, Robert of Boston, Massachusetts, and Jeanne of Boston.
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Berdo displays fourth place lamb at Iowa show
Becky Berdo daughter of T. J. Berdos of Washington showed the fourth place lamb at the Southeast Iowa Quality Lamb Show held Saturday in Columbus Junction.
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Immunity Granted to White House Aide David R Young
U.S. District Judge John J Sirica gave limited immunity from prosecution so David R Young a former White House aide and co director of the Plumbers Unit can be summoned to testify before the Senate Watergate Committee The unit formed in 1971 to plug leaks is linked to the Ellsberg psychiatrist break in California authorities say
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Pleads Not Guilty to County OMVUI Charge
Robert S. Truax of Washington pleaded not guilty in district court to operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. He was indicted by a county grand jury several weeks ago on the OMVUI charge arising from an arrest over a year ago.
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Summer schedule set for Columbus Junction United Methodist Churches
The Columbus Junction and Columbus City United Methodist Churches announce a summer plan with 8:30 a.m. family worship in Columbus City and 10:45 a.m. in Columbus Junction through September 1. Pastor Paul will take August off, guests include former pastor George Pennington on August 19. Sunday school changes apply July and August. Martha Murry has returned from Iowa City hospital after a skin graft on her hand. The Old Clifton Club meets July with a Fourth of July remembered. Dr. Michael Fulton and son Brent visit from LaCrosse as he begins Gunderson Clinic internship. The Friendly Neighbors Club hosts a noon picnic at Chautauqua Park on July 10. United Methodist Women meet July 11 on Responsibility of Christian Citizens to Public Education, hosted by Marlene Griffin and others.
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