Charles Jenkins of Ainsworth Dies After Heart Attack
Charles I Jenkins of Ainsworth died at Mercy Hospital Iowa City at 530 a m July 16 1972 after a heart attack July 10 Funeral Tuesday 2 pm at United Methodist church Ainsworth Arrangements with Stacy Lewi s Funeral Home Columbus Junction memorial fund named He was born Feb 6 1904 in Rosalie Nebraska son of Lot and Bessie Jenkins He lived in Fullerton and Osmond Nebraska and married Ruth Leila Arrasmith Dec 25 1927 Surviving are his widow and three children Kermit C Jenkins Ainsworth Quentin A L Jenkins Baton Rouge Rosemary Raridon Fremont Neb brothers Harold Toppenish OR Gordon St Edward NE sisters remaining in text
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Charles I. Jenkins
Ainsworth
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
United Methodist Church
Stacy - Lewis Funeral Home
Columbus Junction
Mr. Jenkins
Rosalie
Nebraska
Lot
Bessie Jenkins
Osmond
Fullerton
University of Nebraska
Ruth Leila Arrasmith
Washington
Rural Mail Carriers Association
Kermit C. Jenkins
Quentin A. L. Jenkins
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Wade
Rosemary) Raridon
Fremont
Nebr
Harold
Toppenish
Oregon
Gordon
St. Edward
Circle of Safety vehicle check draws 399 cars and 11 trucks
Ten years ago a voluntary inspection line on South Iowa Avenue drew 399 automobiles and 11 trucks for the Circle of Safety check. The project was a joint effort by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Iowa Avenue
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Wife of former barber Doc See dies in Missouri
Word reached here of the death in Paris Missouri of the wife of Garner Doc See a former longtime barber here The funeral is scheduled today in Paris Doc See once operated a barber shop on North Marion Avenue later renamed Berk's Barber Shop and owned by C P Berkhoff
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Paris
Garner
Doc) See
Doc See
North Marion Avenue
Berk
C. P. Berkhoff
Trevino Wins British Open in Scotland
Lee Trevino captures the 1971 British Open at Muirfield with a final 278 six under par, earning $13,750. Jack Nicklaus, chasing a grand slam, finishes one stroke behind after a costly 17th hole incident and a late birdie bid falls short. Tony Jacklin ends tied for third as Trevino overcomes late pressure.
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Mairfield
Scotland
UPI
Lee Trevino
Cloud Nine
Jack Nicklaus
U.S
Nicklaus
Trevino
Tony Jacklin
Jacklin
Big Jack
Forest M Grimm dies at Marengo
Forest M Grimm 72 retired farmer died Saturday at Marengo Memorial Hospital after a period of ill health. Funeral Tuesday 1 30 p m at Community Church northwest of Millersburg with Rev Roy Hoover. burial in the local cemetery. Powell Funeral Home North English handles arrangements. He was born December 8 1899 near Millersburg to Edd and Catherine Grimm and married Pearl Killer January 1 1919. Surviving are two sons Melvin Dysart LaVern Millersburg four daughters Eva Worrell Kinross Kathleen Coffman South English Helen Barr Guernsey Orpha Clubb Millersburg 35 grandchildren several great grandchildren plus sister Gayle Tripses Millersburg brother Eddie Q Grimm. Three sisters preceded him in death.
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Millersburg
Forest M. Grimm
Marengo Memorial Hospital
Roy T. Hoover
Powell
North English
Mr. Grimm
Edd
Catherine Killian Grimm
Pearl Killer
Grimm
Melvin
Dysart
LaVern
Leighton
Eva) Worrell
Kinross
Harold
Kathleen) Coffman
South English
Clarence
Helen) Barr
Guernsey
Rodney
Orpha) Clubb
Earl
Gayle) Tripses
Eddie Q. Grimm
Kalona woman dies in Calgary car crash at 40
Lydia M. Ropp, 40, of Kalona, died at the scene Saturday in an automobile accident in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. A bookkeeper at Reif's Inc. in Kalona, she moved there in 1961. Funeral Thursday at 9 a.m. at the Chester H. Miller home near Kalona with burial in Gingerich cemetery. Survived by parents Joe C. and Mary Yoder Ropp, two brothers Elmer and Emery, four sisters Rachel Hochstedler, Mary Miller, Clara, and Vesta, and grandfather Joseph H. Yoder.
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Kalona
Lydia M. Ropp
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Miss Ropp
Reif's Inc
Chester H. Miller
Powell Funeral Home
Henry B. Miller
Gingerich
Joe C
Mary Yoder Ropp
Elmer
Emery
Seymour
Lester
Rachel) Hochstedler
Ascension
Paraguay
Chester H
Mary) Miller
Riverside
Clara
Vesta
Joseph H. Yoder
Middlebury
Ind
Spassky Protest Forces Move Of World Chess Game
Boris Spassack protest prompted referee Lothar Schmid to move the adjourned third game of the world chess championship back to Reykjavik’s main sports hall. Bobby Fischer’s camp objected but supporters said Fischer would be at the board when play resumes at 5 p.m. local time.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
UPI
Lothar Schmid
Boris Spassky
Bobby Fischer
William Lombardy
Fischer
Bobby
Lombardy
Remembered friendship blooms from city streetcar act
Richland and Ollie residents recall a years old moment when Chicago street car driver Tom Richardson saved farmer Martin Clingan from a pickpocket. The two families, linked by generosity, kept visiting through decades with annual gatherings and a renewed plan for Chicago next year. Burglary in London: Alan Dowers pretended pistol demand. after a chase, he returned funds and received 18 months jail.
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Richland
Chicago
Keokuk County
Tom Richardson
Martin Clingan
Ollie
Illinois
Ohio
Leonard Andeway
Elsie Clingan
Martin
Tom
Olive
Elsie
Richardsons
Wilmer
Denise
Susan
John Fiegal
Blue Island
Jack Melzer
Columbus
Dave Peloquin
Leonard Johnson
Broadview
Lawrence Richardson
Lydia Senger
London
UPI
Alan Dowers
Ashville
Dowers
Old Bailey Court
Stout Family Holds Annual Reunion in Sunset Park
The Stout reunion gathered forty relatives for a basket dinner and visiting in Sunset Park. Jerry Stout of Cedar Rapids presided as officers were elected: Harold Frakes Wellman president Edgar Stout Brighton vice president Pauline Stout Cedar Rapids secretary treasurer.
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Stout
Sunset Park
Jerry Stout
Cedar Rapids
Harold Frakes
Wellman
Edgar Stout
Brighton
Pauline Stout
Stan Stover Wins Late Model Stock Car Race at State Fairgrounds
In Des Moines, Stan Stover of Reinbeck overcame a late start to win the 35-lap mid-season stock car championship before 10,842 fans at the State Fairgrounds. Don Hoffman of Des Moines finished second, Joe Merryfield faded to fifth after an early lead and an on-track incident. John Connolly of Delhi was third and Sonny Morgan of Blue Earth, Minnesota, fourth. The Sportsman feature went to Bill Lettington of Carlisle.
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Des Moines
UPI
Stan Stover
Reinbeck
State Fairgrounds
Don Hoffman
Joe Merryfield
Merryfield
Hoffman
John Connolly
Delhi
Sonny Morgan
Blue-Earth
Minn
Bill Lettington
Carlisle
Geis Shat Avi
Plan for Centennial Lunches at St Marys Hall Riverside
Mrs Wilbur Kiene reports St Marys Church Riverside will serve lunches July 20 21 22 at the hall with a downtown Riverside stand offering sandwiches pie and drink. Plate lunches include potato salad baked beans ham or maidrites and drink. Saturday features buffalo meat barbecue from 11 to 4.
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Wilbur Kiene Riverside
St. Marys Church
Riverside
the Hall
St. Marys Hall
Guests fill Kalona home with extended visiting clan
Mrs. William Diltz and daughter Lisa of Collegeville Pa. stayed with Mrs. Elam Christner in Kalona last week. Numerous relatives and friends shared meals, visits, campouts, and outings from July 11, including gatherings with Mrs. Herner Charlene and many Christner, Gingerich, Yoder, and Swartzendruber families. Travel included Canada and Iowa trips with multiple relatives joining for weekends and birthdays.
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Kalona
William Diltz
Lisa
Collegeville
Elam Christner
Christner
Marie Herner
Charlene
John Kinsinger
Lewis E. Yoder
Diltzs
John W. Gingerich
Marvin Miller
Luann and
Lyle
Alvin Miller
Willie
Yvonne
Cecil Christner
Bob
John Christner
Joyce
Heidi
Henry Christner
Harold Benders
Diltz
Ron Bender
Donald W. Yoder
David Kenner
Henry Muller
Carmen
Naomi Longoria
Herner
Ruth Miller
Dave Marner
Rufus Yoder
Ernest Martin
Lewis Swartzendruber
Western ministers seek emergency steps to ease dollar toll
Western European finance ministers and central bankers gather in London to agree on emergency measures aimed at relieving dollar pressure amid a renewed attack after Britain's June 23 pound float. Officials note $1.5 to $2 billion in recent central bank purchases tried to shore up the U.S. currency.
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London
UPI
Britain
Ireland
Denmark
Norway
Anthony Barber
Europe
U.S
Des Moines Hog Markets Trade Slower With Mixed Demand
Interior Iowa and southern Minnesota hog markets show slow trade and fair demand. Early quotes: U.S. 1-3 200-230 lb butchers 27.50-28.50, 230-240 lb 27.25-28.25, 240-260 lb 26.50-28.00, 260-280 lb 25.50-27.75. Sow prices range 22.75-23.50 for 270-330 lb and 21.50-22.75 for 450-580 lb. Friday receipts 38,000, weekend 25,000, with varied heifer and cow prices listed.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Minnesota
U.S
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Charles Jenkins
Leon Dudney
Richard Wilson
Ocala
Florida
Bonne Bell
Russell Stover
Candies
Mkc
Daniel
Drug Store
Washington, Iowa
Panayvision Technicolor
Warmer Bros
Waco
Jessica Walter
Clint Eastwood
Missouri
Marengo
Spassky
Richland and
Stouts
West Morris
Velma Williams
Pennsylvania
Mrs. Eugene Way
Cecil Miller
Morris Swartzendruber
Paul D. Miller
Ellis Swartzendruber
Loren Swartzendruber
Gareth Swartzendruber
Elmer L. Yoder
Glenn E. Miller
Tom Shalla
John Allen
Mike Hooks
Colorado
Simon Mullet
Letha
Cathy
Sheldon Yoder
Henry Mullet
Ervin Mullet
Shipshewanna
Esther Muller
Harold Heddings
Robert Teets
C.E. Bailey
Ontario
Calif
Teets
Robert Saforeks
Ward Ehrenfelts
Gustaf Cline
Torrington
Wyoming
Richard Stickel
Jeff
Jennifer
Bill Hamilton
North Liberty
Tom Russell
Russells
Gina
Nick Armbruster
Andy Armbrusters
California
Frank D. Yoder
Yoder
Mary
Delmar Glen Yoder
Daniel E. Yoder
Jane
Lowell
Franklin Yoder
Lena R. Yoder
Velma Spicher
Stanley Products
Westfield
Mass
Harlan Stubbs
Prairie Bible Institute
Three Hills
Stubbs
Walter Reber
Denver
Colo
George W. Fry
H.J. Bigelow
Eugene Way
Fred Fry
Lantern Park
Coralville
Kim
Gary Bong
Irma Gingerich
Indianapolis
Joliet, Ill
the Blue Note Cafe
Worley's
Gulf
W. Madison
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