Westfield News Highlights Local Events and Meetings
Kyle Hombs collects on his route every two weeks starting September. Roy Langholz of Seattle visits his Westfield relatives. Congregational Church supper is September 30 with prices for adults and children. Westfield School superintendent Wayne Seipp leads an amateur radio class demo with KOYWC and WNOEXA contacts. Community attends the musical Brigadoon. School board election set for September 13. Catholic ladies visit Akron Nursing Home. Car wash September 19 supports seniors going to Kansas.
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Kyle Hombs
Roy Langholz
Seattle
Washington
Visi
George Berns
Congregational Church
Wayne Seipp
Westfield School
Steve McInnis
Jules Bank
Kevin Moffatt
Allen Heyer
Verle Heyer
Norman Weber
Wnofhd
Mr. Seipp
KOYWC
Mr. Weber
Littleton
Colo
Wnoexa
Westfield
Kansas
Miller Silver Wedding Thanks Postcard Card
Mr and Mrs Herbert Miller express deep gratitude to relatives neighbors and friends for sharing their 50th wedding anniversary. They thank Pastor Roy for prayers and the Swanson and Boetger couples for hosting. May God bless each reader for gifts cards flowers and refreshments.
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Pastor Roy
Roland
Esther Swanson
Donald
Blanche Boetger
Westfield High School Notes on Dance Open House and Election
Superintendent notes detail a seniors led freshmen dance with a no hazing rule and costumes. Open House for parents set for September 15 and 17, with school day walk-throughs and lunch. Ted Port runs unopposed for re election. polling at Hancock, Westfield gym, Sunnyside from noon to 8 pm September 13. Seniors launch a candy sale to fund activities.
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Westfield High School
Ted Port
Hancock School
Westfield
Sunnyside
Chatsworth Chatter and Garden Notes Highlight Local News
Chatsworth society items recount Tuesday and weekend callers in many homes across Sioux City Akron Hawarden Le Mars and Minneapolis. Also included are gardening tips on digging begonias caladiums late summer bulb storage and wintering houseplants with step by step storage directions. Deeds recorded include Kate M Hartman and Catherine M Hortman transferring Lots T 2 Elk 87 Sargent's Add Alc on.
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J. Lake
Sioux City
Henry Collmann
Akron
Arval Lake
BE. Repp
Hy Ludwigs
John Ludwiga
J. Popken
D. Popken
R. Frerichs
Hawarden
Gerald Erickson
Colin Collmann
Ed Repp
Art de Raad
Nellie Burnight
Clara Satthoff
Tim Repp
Gary Bruno
G. Moller
George Moehlman
D. Packard
Nebraska
Oklahoma
G. Moehlman
Eliene
Lena Koppert
le Mars
Darrel Rambhorst
Sioux Center
Harold Buchman
D. Ramhorst
A. Moehlman
Gary
Delmer Gerrietts
Wayside Inn
F. Hemmerrick
Dean Bolloyt
F. Hemmelrick
Elsie Jacobs
Opal Hemmelrick
Alcester
Clifford de Raad
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Arthur de Raad
Henry Ludwigs
Cambridge
John Ludwigs
Laurence Ludwigs
Kate M. Hartman
Catherine M. Hortman
Frances A
Sargent
Alcon
Way Back Yonder items of local history
Wedding vows were exchanged at the Methodist church in Alcon on September 1, 1961 by Sue Ann Mason and Heinz Wilms. Adolph Anderson died August 28, 1961 in Northridge California at 75. Mahlon Hansen died August 31, 1961 in Yankton South Dakota at 48. New school bond issue and elections planned for Akron. Births and other community notes across decades are summarized. Dog Days crowds and changing seasons noted. Weather turn cooler with early fall.
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Methodist Church
Alcon
Sue Ann Mason
Heinz Wilms
Adolph Anderson
Northridge
California
Akron
A. J. Wallin
Second Street
James C. King
Minnie Dorothy Anderson
LeMars
Frank Flynn
Elmer Lundgren
Wm. Beaubien
Rising Drunk-Driving Revocations Alarm Iowa Officials
Public Safety Commissioner Michael M. Sellers notes a surge in OMVI revocations in the first seven months of the year, surpassing all of 1967, with 1907 licenses revoked and a 19 percent rise in Implied Consent violations. He credits better detection and breath testing while warning that more drivers mean more fatalities.
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Iowa
Public Safety
Michael M. Sellers
Sellers
Towa
OMVI
OMVAS
An Appreciation from a Sioux City Hospital Patient
Mrs. Lillian Schroeder expresses gratitude for the cards gifts and visits received during her hospital stay in Sioux City She thanks Pastor Clauson for his visits and prayers in a brief appreciation note.
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Sioux City
Pastor Clauson
Lillian Schroeder
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