Indian ultimatum considered today at Wounded Knee
AIM leaders present a final ultimatum as negotiations continue to end the siege at Wounded Knee. The three point government plan urged militants to surrender while offering talks, with some protesters booing the proposal and vowing to fight on if needed.
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Wounded Knee
U.S. Cavalry
Rocky Madrid
San Luis
Colo
AIM
Madrid
Russell
Means
Fort Laramie
Plains
Pine Ridge
Washington
Interior Department
Sioux Falls
Dennis Banks
Harlington Wood
Justice Department
Wood
Banks
Junior bowlers compete here at Melody Lanes
Junior bowlers from 42 mother daughter pairs 18 father son pairs and 18 mixed teams competed Sunday. In Prep girls Kathy Wallace Catherine Wallace won 1098 with Jeanne Enfield Benella Sanders 1065 second and Barb Brooks Kay Lister 1054 third. Prep boys Craig Genkinger John Richards 1177 led, with Phil Hyde Doug Dunlap 1145 and Mark Buck Dave Murphy 1128 following. Major girls Jane Blieu Doris Rittenmeyer 913 led, Major boys Paul Shelangoski Stan Wallace 1082 ahead of Dick Vargason John Combs 1063 and Mike Roe 1050. Mixed couples Kendra Wyse Bill Tucker 1028 won, Jerri Hagie Randy Randall 1019 second, Tammy Garrett Denny McAllister 1001 third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy
Catherine Wallace
Jeanne Enfield
Benella Sanders
Barb Brooks
Kay Lister
Craig Genkinger
John Richards
Phil Hyde
Doug Dunlap
Mark Buck
Dave Murphy
Jane Blieu
Doris Rittenmeyer
Paul Shelangoski
Stan Wallace
Dick Vargason
John Combs
Mike
Bob Roe
Kendra Wyse
Bill Tucker
Jerri Hagie
Randy Randall
Tammy Garrett
Denny McAllister
Troop 242 Scouts usher at University of Iowa games
Fifty Scouts from Troop 242 at St James and leaders ushered at twelve Iowa home basketball games in Iowa City. They located seats and provided messenger service. Leaders Mike Herman and Frank Russell assisted the Scouts, earning many compliments for courtesy.
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St. James
Iowa
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Mike Herman
Frank Russell
Grain Markets in Chicago Mixed Upset by Enrostened Data
Grain markets in Chicago show a fluctuating range with high and low levels and closing figures unclear due to garbled OCR. UPI notes prior close and enrollment data irregularities, leaving investors seeking clarified prices and trends.
Livestock price report from Joliet and Des Moines markets
Livestock market update shows Joliet cattle steady to higher with high quality steers at 49.00 to 49.50 and heifers around 46.75 to 56.50 for choice. Cows not listed. Hog market weaker with No 1-2 200-230 lb at 39.00 and No 1-3 200-270 lb at 38.15 to 39.00. Des Moines reports slow trade, demand fair, butchers 50-75 cents lower and sows 25-50 cents lower. USDA quoted ranges for various weights, with daily receipts and two day totals.
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Joliet
Des Moines
UPI
Minneota
Mixed Bowling Leads and Diplomatic Ambassador Hint
The report blends bowling results with a diplomatic rumor. In bowling, Crone Kids 3 Ridge Runners 0 and Devils 3 One More Time 0, with Pointers & Setters posting strong scores and individual leaders such as Rick Crone Del Dalrymple Mary Randall. Separately, diplomats note Robert J McCloskey may become ambassador to Cyprus. State Department decline.
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A.deres
Kay Lister
del Dalrymple
Mary Randall
Robert J McCloskey
State Department
U.S
Cyprus
McCloskey
Washington High Li'l Abner show near sellout
Ten years ago Washington High School presented Li'l Abner and nearly sold out, according to reports from Principal E Kelley Schlapkohl.
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Washington High School
E Kelley Schlapkohl
Mrs. Anna Kelley of Wellman Dies at 81
Anna Kelley 81 of Wellman died Sunday March 18 1973 at Fehlberg Nursing Home following a lingering illness. Born May 9 1891 in Washington County she married Leroy Kelley Dec 30 1912. Survived by five sons three daughters siblings 29 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. Funeral planned Wednesday 2 p.m. at Powell Funeral Home with Rev Albert Larsen officiating. Burial in Wellman Cemetery.
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Wellman
Anna Kelley
Fehlberg
Powell Funeral Home
Albert Larsen
Wellman Cemetery
Kelley
Washington County
Stephen
Katherine Mantz Ossman
Leroy Kelley
Orval
Arlo
Cecil
Mervin
West Chester
Wayne
Williamsburg
Jack
Mildred) Niche
Gallup
New Mexico
Earl K
Bernice) Martin
Howard
Aline) Hesseltine
Crawfordsville
Louise Blum
Riverside
Otto Ossman
Kinross
Deeds Record Listings for Property Transfers
Deeds show Lizzie Miller and Marvin A Borntrager exchanging eight acres and partial parcels in Section 27 8 Dale W Close and James L Larson acquire Lot 4 Block 2 Hotles Subdivision Luella Hay transfers to Joseph Wood and wife land in Section 23 7 56 Rosalie Watson transfers land to Washington County in Section 12 7 4 Tobias Miller and wife to Eldon Swartzendruber land at NW SW Section 8 7 77 B D Duwa and Loretta Duwa own land in Sections 6 7 67 Section 31 7 7 7 Section 23 7 7 8 and Section 14 17 8
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Lizzie Miller
Marvin A. Borntrager
Dale W. Close
James Lee Larson
Hotle
Luella Hay
Joseph E. Wood
Rosalie Wilma Watson
Washington County
Tobias J. Miller
Eldon E .Swartzendruber
B.D. Duwa
B. D. Duwa
Loretta R. Duwa
Ressa Fagen Cady dies at Denison K
Mrs. Resa Fagen Cady 90 died Sunday in a Denison nursing home formerly lived in Talleyrand area Born December 25 1882 at Talleyrand she married Carlos Cady who preceded her Also preceded by a son and a daughter Surviving include a daughter-in-law several grandchildren and a sister Blanche Buckingham of Eagle Grove Funeral services set Denison United Methodist Church Tuesday at 2 pm with committal in Keota cemetery Wednesday at 1 pm with Rev Donald Callen in charge
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Keota
Resa Fagen Cady
Denison
Talleyrand
United Methodist Church
Donald Callen
Cady
Carlos Cady
Blanche Buckingham
Eagle Grove
Club Nine Members Meet With Mrs Vernon Roth
HLH CLUB held Thursday afternoon with nine members and three children of HH Club. Guests included Mrs Ben Bruegge and Mrs Milton Schnicker and son Perry. Mrs Merle Bates presided, a card was signed for Mrs Emma McAtlin at Washington Care Center. A flower exchange was planned for April at Mrs Melvin Schnicker’s home. Members cut and sewed quilt pieces for a lap robe as refreshments with a St Patrick Ides motif were served by the hostess and Mrs Walter Horning.
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HLH. Club
HH. Club
Vernon Roth
Ben Bruegge
Milton Schnicker
Perry
Merle Bates
Emma McAtlin
Washington Care Center
Melvin Schnicker
Funeral Tuesday for Mrs Ray Waterman
Mrs Kay Waterman longtime Clay Township resident died in a Grand Rapids hospital Sunday March 18 She lived at Pilgrim Manor retirement home in Grand Rapids for several years Graveside services will be at Clay Cemetery Tuesday at 3 p.m.
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Kay Waterman
Clay Township
Grand Rapids
Mich
Pilgrim Manor
Clay Cemetery
Funeral held at Richland for Mrs. Gardner
Mrs. E Veil Gardner died March 17 1973 at Jefferson County Hospital Fairfield after two weeks illness Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 pm at Woolson Friends Church with Rev Naomi Lock officiating Burial in Friends Cemetery A memorial fund established for Shriners Crippled Children's Hospital Chicago Survivors include son Clyde Vera Nordyke Charles Hadley six nieces and nephews.
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Richland
E. Veil Gardner
Jefferson County Hospital
Fairfield
Woolson Friends Church
Naomi Lock
Friends Cemetery
Shriners Crippled Children’s Hospital
Chicago
Gould Funeral Home
Gardner
Jefferson County
Woolson
Enos
Lou Greeson Hadley
John Gardner
Clyde
Vera Nordyke
Rubio
Charles Hadley
Sioux City
von Hadley
Mrs. Byron Snider Dies At Washington County Hospital
Mrs. Byron Snider of 620 South Iowa Avenue Washington died this afternoon at Washington County Hospital. Arrangements for the funeral are pending at Sherman-Eden Funeral Home here.
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Byron Snider
South
Iowa Avenue
Washington
Washington County
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Grant funds aid avian flu research in Iowa turkeys
The first disbursement from Iowa's new turkey check-off funded research to study avian influenza in Iowa flocks. Dr. M. S. Hofstad will lead initial work with a $1000 starter grant to buy feed, isolate 300 poults, and cover lab supplies. Iowa produces about 62 million birds yearly worth $37 million.
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Iowa
Ames
M. S. Hofstad
Veterinary Medical Research Institute
Ave Roth
Iowa Turkey Marketing Council
Hofstad
Turkey
Turkey Council
Dave Roth
Dr Mabel Cox dies in Pella Iowa funeral held
Dr Mabel Cox died Friday March 16 1973 at the Community Nursing Home in Pella Iowa Funeral services were held at 130 PM at Gould Funeral Home Richland with Rev Richard Layman officiating Burial in Friends Cemetery Richland She was born April 9 1884 in Brown County Kansas to James and Frances Davis She graduated Kirksville College of Osteopathy in 1918 practiced in Oskaloosa before marrying Leonard Cox in 1923 Survivors include sisters Dr Nellie Kramer of Pella and Myrtle Seher of Vancouver BC Canada Preceded in death by her husband three brothers and two sisters
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Richland
Mabel Cox
Pella
Nellie Kramer
Richard Layman
Gould
Friends
Cox
Brown County
Kansas
James and
Frances Webster Davis
Rites at Keota for Mary Kleinschmidt
Funeral services were held for Mary P. Kleinschmidt 90 at St Marys Catholic church Keota with Rev William V Snell presiding Burial followed in Keota Cemetery She died March 17 1973 at Collins Memorial Hospital Knoxville Born February 2 1883 near Keota she married Danny Kleinschmidt in Keota December 25 1906 Surviving include daughter Irma Shaw of What Cheer grandson Leon two great grandchildren three sisters and several others. her husband died in 1944.
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Keota
Mary P. Kleinschmidt
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
William V. Snell
Powell
Kleinschmidt
Collins Memorial Hospital
Knoxville
Clear Creek
John
Kate Strait Palm
Danny Kleinschmidt
Harper and Keota
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Irman Shaw
What Cheer
Leon
Clarence
Clara) Brown
Washington
Eva Fosdick
Pearl Palm
Mrs Harbit Dies in Springdale at 85
Mrs Alice Harbit of Springdale dies at 85. Funeral services are pending at Donahue Mortuary in Iowa City. She is survived by five daughters two sons 37 grandchildren 28 great grandchildren one brother and two sisters. Her husband and one son preceded her in death.
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Edwin Lukavsky
Alice Harbit
Springdale
Donahue Mortuary
Iowa City
Webelos Scout hike on Sunday afternoon
Seven new Scouts from Webelos Pack 242 joined a five mile Sunday hike using back roads cross country and highway routes. They collected rock and plant specimens observed animal tracks explored creeks built small fires learned fire building and ate watercress. The group ended at the car pickup point with leaders Tony Lloyd Lou Pailliotet and Bob Baker accompanying.
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Webelos Pack 242
Nigel Ray
Randy Tisor
John Pearson
Scott Kelley
Calvin Lloyd
Jim Deao
Bill Baker
Tony Lloyd
Lou Pailliotet
Bob Baker
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Jeri
Donna Hagie
Marty McKowen
Jerry Schiebel
Preston Harvey
Randy
Bob Randall
Professional Directory
John C. Owen
East Main Street
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Earl C. Wright
Kalona
Brighton
M.L. Tweeton
North Marion
Production Credit Association
North Iowa
Melvin Schneider
Maplewood Manor Nursing Home
P.L. Etter
Osteopathic
Optometrist
John W. Lemmon
Oskaloosa
Tom Weatherman
William Penn College
Oskaloosa Christian School
Bruce van der Meyden
Tom
Oskaloosa Community School
Dis
Russell Stover
Candies
Oye
Washington, Iowa
Ressa Fagen Cady
Ray Waterman
Mary Kleinschmidt
Webelos
Jim Sheetz
Vineyard
Banks TV
Walton
Mangold’s TV
Ana
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