Mrs. Mac Wallace Dies at 75 in Washington County
Ette Fern Hiler Wallace 75, of 1215 North Third Avenue, died July 13 1972 at Washington County Hospital after a month long illness. She and husband William McClelland Wallace co chaired cancer drive in the 1950s and she served as lay service secretary for the Cancer Society since. Surviving are her husband sister Grace Hiler of Iowa City and four brothers and three sisters. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery after 2 p.m. Saturday funeral at Jones Funeral Home led by Rev. William H Barber. Memorials to Cancer or Heart Funds.
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Mac Wallace
North Third Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Wallace
Ainsworth
Jones Funeral
William H. Barber
Elm Grove Cemetery
Cancer Fund
Heart Fund
Ette Fern Hiler
Rockwell City
Calhoun County
Iowa
William
Emma Howard Hiler
Rockwell
Cornell College
Iowa State Teachers College
William McClelland Wallace
Marcus
Washington
Mr. Wallace
Washington County Cancer Society
The
United Presbyterian Women
Sorosis Club
Merry Tea Club
Grace Hiler
Iowa City
Hawkeye Bancorporation Expands Iowa Holdings with Five Banks
Hawkeye Bancorporation of Des Moines reveals the acquisition of five Iowa banks, boosting holdings to twelve banks with joint assets around 291 million dollars. The new banks include Jasper County Savings Bank Newton First Federal State Bank Des Moines Clay County National Bank Spencer State Bank Trust Council Bluffs and Camanche State Bank Camanche. The Federal Reserve Board approval to acquire Citizens National Bank Boone was also announced, expected to extend the holdings further.
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Des Moines
UPI
Hawkeye Bancorporation of
Iowa
Hawkeye Holdings
Hawkeye
Jasper County Savings Bank of
Newton
First Federal State Bank of
Clay County National Bank of
Spencer
State Bank & Trust of
Council Bluffs
Camanche State Bank of
Student minister to serve Washington church in July
Gordon J. Keddie, Edinburgh native, serves as student minister at Washington Reformed Presbyterian Church for July. He studied at Westminster Theological Seminary Philadelphia and will move to Sharon Reformed Presbyterian Church Morning Sun for August. He holds a BSc in Zoology from Aberdeen 1966 and Dip Ed from Edinburgh 1967.
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Gordon J. Keddie
Edinburgh
Scotland
Washington Reformed Presbyterian Church
Westminster Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Washington
Sharon Reformed Presbyterian Church
Mr. Keddie
George Hercots
University of Aberdeen
Aberdeen
Edinburgh University
Trinity Academy
Institute of Biology
United Kingdom
Church of Scotland
Gilcamston South
Real professionals loot Thornburghs bikes in garage break in
Thieves broke into U.S. Attorney Richard L. Thornburghs garage Sunday and carried away two bicycles. Thornburgh called the thieves professionals noting the bikes belonged to his two oldest sons and were locked. He said federal action was unlikely unless the bikes crossed state lines.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
U.S
Richard L. Thornburgh
Thornburgh
World Scout banana split claim rivals length record
In Cerritos California three troops of Boy Scouts set a banana split record at 400 feet long using 750 bananas and 114 gallons of ice cream among other toppings. Local deaths and travels appear elsewhere with brief notices of families visiting or traveling.
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Cerritos
Calif
UPI
Livestock Markets Report From Joliet and Des Moines
Live cattle in Joliet with steers and heifers steady to 25 higher. high choice steers at 38.75 to 39.00. Des Moines hog markets show slow trade and uneven demand with butchers mostly 25 cents lower. U S 1 3 200 230 lb butchers 28.00 to 28.75 and sows 22.75 to 24.00. Today's hog receipts about 40,000 with Thursday 56,000 actual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet, Ill
UPI
Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
U.S
Amanda A. Byler 81 dies at Kalona
Amanda A. Byler 81 of Kalona died unexpectedly Thursday evening at her rural Kalona home. Funeral services are pending at Powell Funeral Home. Survived by four sons and six daughters plus 38 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Husband John A. Byler died in 1933.
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Kalona
Amanda A. Byler
Powell Funeral Home
Byler
John J
Mary Miller Knepp
John A. Byler
New York State
Ella Mae) Reihl
Ascension
Paraguay
Emory
Irene) Helmuth
Flint
Mich
Vera Gean Eyler
Edwin Knepp
John
Iowa City
Henry
Multiple Auctions and Sales Listed Across Iowa Towns
A journal page lists a series of auctions and sales across Iowa towns including Columbus Junction, Sigourney, Fredonia, Wayland, Ainsworth, Kalona, and Wapello. Items range from household antiques and furniture to farm livestock and shop tools with specified dates, times, and owners or organizers. Major entries include Milt Simpson in Columbus Junction on Hickory Street starting July 15 at 6:00 pm and Kenneth Watson’s farm sale near Ainsworth starting July 29 at 1:00 pm.
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Columbus Junction
Hickory Street
Milt Simpson
W. Jackson St
Sigourney
Iowa
Hilda Hoffman
Fredonia
Lena Shellabarger
Central Park
Wayland
Oral Conrad
Ainsworth
Kenneth Watson
Kalona
Smylie-Haupert Livestock Co
Wapello Livestock Sales Inc
Wapello
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
Middletown
Burlington
Washington Livestock Sales Co
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Grain
Chicago
Persuaders
Shadowfax
Sportsman
of Washington, Iowa Inc
Bancorporation
the Blue Note Cafe
Rainbow Trout
Hamms
Budweiser
Jean Fern
Arthur Johnson
Ohio
Paul Fern
Lenox Photo
Nic Daniel
McFarlane
East Main
Dick Ross Auto Service
S. Marion
Raquel Welch
Robert Culp
Emer Borgnine
Hannie Caulder
Deep End
John Wayne
Harry Drake
Eugene Slicker
Ravena
Slicker
Mr. Drake
Kyle
Yarn Prentice
Milwaukee
William Chmelar
Elsie Meeker
Mercy Hospital
Stanley E. Jarrard
Gene
Martha
Hot Springs
Ark
Carl Jarrard
C.C. Reeves
Mrs. Jarrard
Reeves
Prairie Flower
Jarrards
New Madrid
Jane
Ruth Ann
Frank & Fran’s
Town Tavern
Wellman
Go-Go Girl
Journal
K.C
Washington K.C. Hall
Brite
Chevrolet
Novas
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