Willing to Let Legislative Council Lead Commerce Probe
Lieutenant Governor Jepsen and Speaker Harbo said they will ask the Legislative Council to empower standing house and senate commerce chairmen to direct the probe into the Iowa Commerce Commission. The plan follows Governor Ray announcing his own investigation into the commission and the Knoxville telephone rate case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Sion
Governo Jepsen
House
William Harbo Ade
GOP
Legislative Council
Senate Commerce Committees
Sched
Roger
John Mowry
Marshalltown
Harold Fischer
Wellsburg
Jepsen
Ray
Commerce Commission
Iowa ‘Telephone Company
Knoxville
Jepse
Commerce Committee
4Ovenor
Ken Benda
Maurice van Nostrand
Benda
Senate
Pon
Lloyd R. Smith
State Commerce Commission
Smith
Wellman Wedding Brings Local Hearts Together
Wellman residents attend a large wedding between James Durian of Oskaloosa and V Repp of Albins 3. A big dinner and reception followed. Local families from Wellman and nearby towns hosted and visited, with plans noted for coffee gatherings and further calls on friends and relatives in the days ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Keith Wilson
Frane Moon
Iowa City
John Dale Yode Kalona
Fred Durian
Emma Webster
James Durian
Oskaloosa
V Repp
Albins
J. E. Carl
McAllen
Tex
Alta Berry
Pauline LeFever
Cora Hicks
Jennie Oldaker
Tiller Millice
Louise Penniine
Art Geral Gratt
Raymond G Brethran
Mich
G. H. Mayer
West Chester
Mark Humphry
Tim
Union
W.V
Richard ‘“Durian
Celesta
Col. Groff’ Chicken Inn
W. A. Kirkpat Irick
Rochester, Minn
Ralph Snavely
Ralphil
Bob Swartzendruber
Rusty Parcell
Jose
Sigourney
J.D. Wade
Tresa Yoder
Opal Disney
Roy Duran
Amy Steckley
Wilbur Catell
Josie Yoder
JB. Curl
J. E. Curl
Wayne Wade
Herdlicka Visit and Weekend Gatherings in Ainsworth
July observations reveal Wayne Herdlicka and family visiting Ainsworth over the long weekend with Mr and Mrs Dale Herdlicka as hosts. Sgt James R Carson, grandson of Mrs May Carson, visited from Whiteman Air Force Base Missouri after a Philippines tour. Locals hosted cookouts and birthday celebrations for Kenneth Ornduff, with Shari Stout baking cake and Mrs Stout making ice cream.
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Ainsworth
Wayne Herdlicka
Own Falls
Dale Herdlicka
May Carson
Sgt
James R. Carson
Whiteman Air Force Base
Missouri
Luly
Philippines
Claude Carson
Carson
Aziz
Kenneth Ornduff
Ronald Ornduff
Robert Wa
Plaindy Stout
Kenneth
Shari Stout
Stout
David Stout
Burlington
George Stout Sr
Max M. Whit
Earley Barnes
Betty Lou
Morris Plains
N.J
Colorado State University
Collins
Doris Blanchard
Moines
Levi Blanchard
Robert Scranton
Washington
John
Claude Kilgore
Mondring
Club hears Indian tales AINSWORTH
The Sly Families Club met with Mrs Fred Pfeifer on Wednesday with nine members and three children present. An Indian relic display and stories followed a tasting party and a city picnic was announced for August at Washington Sunset Park. Officers were elected: president Mrs Wilfred McCreedy, VP Mrs Win Reha, secretary treasurer Mrs Clifford Corpman, reporter Mrs Larry Sexton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Sly Families Club
Fred Pfeifer
Duane White
Clark Pfeifer
Highland
Larr
Cheryl Herry
Karen Kroiz
Koll Eail
Wilfred. McCreedy
Win Reha
Clifford Corpman
Larry Sexton
Washington Sunset Park
Lewis Meeks
Edwin Reha
Jill Robison
Clarence Rich
Jer Ty Richards
Mt. Pleasant
Levi Blard
Doris
Las Teath
Washington
George Wasterington
Ley
Sense-able learning through kids questions and senses
Geddes from Iowa State urges parents to transform preschool curiosity into learning by guiding questions rather than stifling them. Through outdoor explorations using sight smell touch and hearing children sharpen awareness, discover how objects feel, why plants need sun and water, and how ants cooperate, all via a collaborative, fun approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Geddes
Auman ‘Development
Towa State University
Geddes
ROS club hosts July meeting at Beard home
Mrs. Beard hosts the ROS club at her Ainsworth home with Mrs. Del bert Holmes and Mrs. C A Thompson as guests. After two bridge tables, refreshments were served. Upcoming Aug 4 meeting will be at Mrs. Corbin Crawford's. Also notes of visits, church meeting, and upcoming sales across Washington and Keota areas.
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Blanchard
Ifty
IE McParland
Walter McFarland
Columus Junction
Ainsworth
R. E. McFarland
Reggular
Avenport
Illinois
McFarland
Jones
Thomas
Hugh Brown
Halcyon House
Washington
Arnold — Browns
Pinochle Club
Owen White
Harold Gerdes
Bill. McGinnis
Columbia
Willard McCracken
Women's Society of Christian Service
United Methodist Church
Vi James
A. Stephens
Larry Sexton
WSCS
2 Church
Duane — White
Mac Wallace
Grace Hiler
Iowa City
Mercy Hospital
Possibie
ROS
Paul Beard
Delbert Holmes
C. A. Thompson
Corbin Crawford
Wayne
Maurice Beaver
Elmer Kinsinger
Cedar
Laverne Ledore
Pat Freiberg
Fairfield
Harold Brown
Freemont
Vincent James
Wesley Scott McCracken
Albert Anderson
Swea City
United Presbyterian Women
Robert Geret
Max M. White
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Marc Towa
Wayne Herdlickas
Mrs.a. Thompson
Tip
Bob Mann
Thermogas
Rockies
Tinytown
Colo
Mortgage Investment Corporation
Merle Hay Tower
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Mortgage Bankers Association
Dennis
Lenace
By Hank Ketcham
Mrs. Beard
C. A. Thom
Roger Stiles
Charles Rademaker
Maurice Krabill
Phyllis
David
Journal
Crawfordsville
Slaters Hardware
Washington County Fairgrounds
Harry Boileau
Towyn Davies
Keota
Mae Sturgeon Estate
Robert Vincent
Harper, Iowa
Frank Miller
Washington Livestock Sales Co
Wapello Livestock Sales Inc
Wapello
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
Ie - Haupert Livestock
Columbus Junction
Towa
Wayland
Kalona
Kilona
Sitler's Auto Parts
North
Iowa Ave
America
Aas Condote Pb
Adve Gours
Wie
Las
Professional Directory
Livingston, Day, Kehoe, Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
South B
John C. Owen
T Main Street
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard —A Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
M. L. Tweeton
North Mai
J. R. Bissland
Town
Production Credit Association
Washington, Ta
Melvin Schneider
Maplewood Manor
DR. PL. Etter
Osteoclan
Optometrist
John W
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