Richland Leaves for Tokyo Duty and Local Notices
Two week furloughs and new assignments headline Richland notices. A2c Davis Sentman leaves for a two year Tokyo posting from Kessler AFB, amid family farewells including brother Richard Sentman at Cedar Falls and Captain Harold Sentman serving in Saigon. Other items note births, training at Ft Bliss, and local gatherings as Rev. A R McMurrin and family prepare for new charges at Mingo Farrar, with Youth Camp counseling and German exchange guest Miss Marian Meiderich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Davis D. Sentman
Ralph Shirkey
Kessler Air Force Base
Miss
Tokyo
Japan
Richard Sentman
Calhoun Mfg. Co
Cedar Falls
Tom Sentman
Mark
Melissa
Calmar
Harold T. Sentman
Air Force
Saigon
Donald Fretchen
Scott Donald
Jefferson Co. Hospital
Fairfield
Fred
Bill Fritchen
Henry Shy
Harry
McMurrins
Mingo
Mingo - Farrar
MecMurrin
Rev. McMurrin
Lake Darling
Newton
Anderson College
Ind
Moody Bible Institute
Garrett Biblical College
Chicago
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio
Larry Willey
Mt. Pleasant
Richland Ollie
Willey’s
Robert Sheraden
Rock Island
Earl McReynolds
Ronald Keiser
Bellville
Ill
Slye Keiser
Claude McIntire
Jimmy McIntire
Belleville
Visitors From Detroit and Nearby Towns Share Moorhead Visit
Moorhead residents hosted a steady stream of guests over several days including Mrs Eva Adams and Rev W R Yard from Detroit and Mr and Mrs Elwyn Davids on. The gatherings included family trips to Aurora Illinois Expo 67 open house and Boston, then Canada en route home via Cedar Rapids. Also noted are graduation plans for Cindy Jones and multiple local family visits and social events across Iowa and Illinois.
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Crawfordsville
Clarence Moorhead
Jay Hunter
Boston
Anderson
T. J. Riordan
Canada
Cedar Rapids
Donald Sands
Gordon Johnsons
Iowa City
Cindy Jones
Alvin Jones
Minneapolis
General Hospital
John McNeill
Deerfield
Jonathan Mark
John McNeills
John
Exhibition golf match draws 150 plus at Lagos Acres
Professional Jack Rule headlined a exhibition at Lagos Acres Golf Course on June 18 drawing over 150 paid admissions despite weather. A four ball followed with Rule Olson Pippett Altenhofen posting nine hole scores of 37 40 44. Local notices report hospital keeps and family events in Keota Coralville Iowa City and Washington with weddings and visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joella
Anna Antes
Coralville
Tressie
Andy Nolz
Elizabeth Merz
Floyd Merz
Harper
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Willard Norris
Keota
Bill Detweiler
Wellman
Dela Funk
James Edwin Elliott III
St. Patricks Church
Iowa City
Det
House cuts funds for new college in western Iowa
DES MOINES UPI The Senate Appropriations Committee slashed more than 10 million dollars from a 40 million Board of Regents package for a western Iowa college. It also dropped a 750 thousand dollar House allocation to buy a site, and killed a 3.15 million extra for veterinary facilities at Iowa State. The panel trimmed the bill to 30 million, narrowly failing passage before allies revived it to move to the calendar. It approved 46.2 million annually for the Highway Commission, with salary cuts for the five commissioners and the director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Harold E. Hughes
Senate
House
Iowa State University
Ames
Iowa Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Andrew Frommelt
Hughes
Joseph Coupal
Nixon proposes Vatican like status for Jerusalem shrines
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon urged a Vatican like autonomy for Jerusalem religious shrines during a Tel Aviv news conference. He said Israel will not cede sovereignty over the Old City but is open to an arrangement guaranteeing shrine autonomy, with the future status not negotiable yet discussable. He then flew to London on a fact finding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Jerusalem
Old City
Nixon
Vatican
London
United States
Computer Spots Lung Cancer And A New Hiccup Cure
Walter H. Kemp reports on Cytec the computer that can stain and read 1800 slides hourly with 92 percent accuracy aiding early lung cancer detection. Also notes a Washington leasing firm rewarding unused sick leave with bonuses and reducing absences. A Chicago doctor claims a hiccup cure using a tube, FDA concerns aside. Pigeons linked to deadly cryptococcal meningitis per Littman. National Parents and Teachers urge TV cigarette ad ban before 9 pm. Michigan study ties alcoholism to traffic deaths. Public Health Service warns pool injuries could claim 350 yearly, mostly children.
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Cytec
Washington, D. C
University of Chicago Medical School
M. R. Salem
Salem
Veterans Administration Hospital
Brooklyn
Maxwell Littman
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
University of Michigan
U. S. Public Health Service
Hills Are Honored Meet in Brighton Park
A June 21 gathering in Brighton Park honored Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hull of Peoria Illinois. Attendees included numerous families from Wayland Richland Eldora and Washington and Iowa City. Also noted were activities from the Daily Vacation Bible School at Brighton Church of God and various local visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Stephen Hull
Peoria
Ill
Brighton Park Pavilion
Laverne Farmer
Keith Farmer
Wayland
Francis Farmer
Todd
Wanda Brinton
Richard Moore
Engela
Iowa City
Clifford Corpman
Ainsworth
Bernard Singleton
Bernard
Jerry Hinshaw
Larry Hinshaw
Jerry Wheeler
Susan Billinsly
Amy
Rosanna Blosser
Alanna Elmore
Quaker Heights
Pine Lake
Eldora
Richland
Austin Emry
Geneva Farrier
Jim Smith
Eldon
Mac Conrad
St. Louis
Freddie Emry
Crawfordsville Lions plan 1967 Master Corn Growers Contest
The Crawfordsville Lions Club announces the 1967 Master Corn Growers contest. Entry is July 25 with a 7.50 fee covering state and local costs. Fields must be at least 10 acres, seed production fields disallowed, harvested by picker sheller or corn combine. Entries to Haydn Thomas or Richard Dare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Haydn Thomas
Richard Dare
Bergh family and neighbors host visits in Wayland
A long list of social visits fills a Wayland week with Bergh family hosting Florence Bergh and relatives from Creston and West Chester. Attendees travel to Iowa City for a workshop, plan an Alaska auto trip, and other locals visit relatives in Albany Oregon Canton Missouri Wellman and nu merous towns. A surgery patient Cindy Swan at Henry County Hospital and a large Sunday gathering at the Unternahrer and Roth households highlight community ties.
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Emerson Electric
Wilbur Wheeler
Robert Wheeler
Kalona
John Pryor
Mt. Pleasant
Dickey
Prairie Home
Cindy Swan
Memorial Hospital
Clarence Hering
Beenblossoms
Herings
Kenneth Beenblossom
West Burlington
Arizona
Carl Conrads
Virgil Hering
Bloomfield
Canada
Rex Beauchamp
Jerry Beauchamps
Marion
Max Mitchell
Bill Mitchell
Iowa City
Jerry Mitchell
Jerry
Harold Gerdes
Ainsworth
Denny Oakes
Fairfield
Guy
Jerry Mitchells
Irene Arthur
Don Gitchens
Longmont
Colo
Gitchens
Indianapolis
Ind
Memorial Union
SUI
Wayland
Florence Bergh
Creston
Warren Bergh
Clark Bauer
Westchester
Bergh
Miss Bergh
Alaska
Anna Roth Gerig
Albany
Oregon
Mennonite
Fairien Mennonite
Riverside Cemetery
Debbie Unternahrer
Shipshewana
Indiana
Clarence Unternahrer
Donald Meyer
Jake Unternahrer
Barbara Brooks
Frank Genick
Canton
Missouri
Herb Swans
Henry County Hospital
Tom Wenger
Jeff
Muscatine
Allen Wenger
Sue
Rochester
Sandra Rich
Don Richs
Mercy Hospital
Leroy Hyde
Nellie Hyde
Mexico
Florida
Quebec
Montreal
Louix Lookout
Ontario
Iowa
Hyde
U. S. Air Force
Sioulx Lookout
Linda Ranshaw
Jane Stauf
Moss Wins MVSC Mid-Season Stock Car Race
John Moss won the MVSC mid-season stock car event at West Liberty on Saturday night with Mel Morris second, Tom Stewart third, Bill Newman fourth, Ron Hemsted fifth, and Ron Prymek sixth. Mark Mosier led early but spun a wheel on lap 24. Moss posted the fastest qualifying time at 26.13 seconds. Heat winners included Mosier Moss Morris Crooks in heat one and Newman Hemsted Pearson Hopp in heat two. Brumley Cal Smith Hartsock Mitchell in heat three. Stewart Darting Prymek Chester in heat four. Erickson won the semi-main. Next races are Columbus Junction Thursday June 29 and Mt. Pleasant Saturday July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moss
MVSC
West Liberty
Mel Morris
Tom Stewart
Bill Newman
Ron Hemsted
Ron Prymek
Mark Mosier
Moss
Mosier
Morris
Crooks
Newman
Hemsted
Pearson
Hopp
Brumley
Cal Smith
Hartsock
Mitchell
Stewart
Darting
Prymek
Chester
Erickson
Columbus Junction
Mt. Pleasant
May form Jr archery group in Washington
John Riley calls a meeting at Lincoln school grounds next Sunday at 2 p.m. to discuss forming a junior archery club in Washington. The group would be sanctioned by the National Field Archery Association and the Iowa State Archery Association. Boys eight through high school may join. bring bows and equipment. Contact 653-2826.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Washington
John Riley
National Field Archery Association
Riley
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