New Year Calendar Revealed by F.W. Auxiliary Post 4
The V.E.W. Auxiliary to Post 4 held a December meeting led by President Virginia Wessels. They voted to assist the Bloodmobile in Buffalo Center and fund classroom flags for a new wing. The group also sponsored Bluebirds for January and planned a lunch fund for a dancer grant. Pins were awarded for five, ten, and fifteen year milestones to several members. A new calendar lists monthly volunteers for 2024 with named names per month.
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V.E.W
Virginia Wessels
Bloodmobile
Buffalo
Ost
Ballion
Auxiliary
Bluebirds
Irs
Secnd
Virginia Ites
Joyce Osma
Elsie Auktes
Mildred Wilen
Faye Albers
Dorothy Thorand
Jennie Wessels
Ruth Heitland
Myrtarmon
Jessie Matson
Johanna Jutting
Court House News Case In Law Bergland and Bianco
Plaintiffs Bergland and Bianco sue Lloyd Willig for $448 plus 5 percent interest and costs from an oral contract of December 1 1959 to draw home plans. Defendant employed them for 128 hours at $3.50 hourly. Related real estate transfers and social notes follow in a dense, undifferentiated string of local clerical items.
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Bergland and Bianco
Lloyd Willig
Mildred Christenson
Julia Christenson
Helen Heren
Agnes Larson
Celia Espeland
Roger D. Hodson
Helen Hodson
Marvin A
Marjorie J. Trees
Donald R
Charlotte Anderson
William H. McCurdy
Esther B. McCurdy
Morris Holstad
Etal
Duane J. Skellenger
A. T
Irene Buckley
Eddie
Alice Agnes Fredrickson
Abbe
Emma DeBoer
Paul Linn
Paul
Janet Linn
Carroll H
Helen C. Brackey
Dean L
Fern E. Brackey
Clark
Mechem
Dean Mechem
Last Rites Held At Mason City for Irving Press
Funeral services were held at Major Memorial Chapel Mason City for Irving Press 41 of Mason City after illness. He died December 4 in a local hospital. Rev Duane Schroeder officiated with burial in Memorial Park. He was born May 1 1923 in Buffalo Center later lived in Rudd and Mason City. He owned a contract carrier truck line since 1944 and was a member of St Pauls Lutheran Church. Surviving are wife Eva Pross a son Craig two daughters Linda Lundquist Connie Pross his parents and siblings including Mary Ann Shepard and Darrell Pross. He was the grandson of I H Femrite. One sister preceded him.
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Mason City
Irving Press
Duane Schroeder
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Irving
Buffalo Center
William and
Myrtle
Press
Rudd
Rudd High School
Eva Pross
Craig Pross
Clear Lake
Linda) Lundquist
Duluth
Minnesota
Connie Pross
University of Iowa
William Pross
I. H. Femrite
Robert
Mary Ann) Shepard
Iowa City
Darrell Pross
Blytheville
Arkansas
Hospitalized Mr Drake at Park Hospital Mason City
Hospitalized Mr Lester Drake entered the Park Hospital at Mason City on Friday November 27 for treatment. His room number is 205.
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Lester Drake
the Park Hospital
Mason City
Toledo area relatives report Nebraska crash deaths
Relatives Mr and Mrs Leo Gossman learn of the deaths of a nephew 34 and his wife Mr and Mrs Lester Savage of Columbus Nebraska and Mrs Raymond Zulboski also of Columbus in a four car crash Saturday morning. The Savages leave four sons. Services were held in Columbus Wednesday December 9. Attend church this Sunday.
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Leo | Gossman
Lester |Savage
Columbus
Nebraska
Savage
Raymond Zulboski
Savages
Gossman
Savings Bonds as Christmas Gifts in Winnebago County
Dudley Weible of Forest City reported October savings bond sales in Winnebago County reached 43,842 dollars, lifting ten-month total to 668,858 for 97 percent of 1984 quota. Iowa's October sales totaled 7,776,311 dollars, ten-month state total 94,708,811 for 93 percent of 1964 goal. The chairman urged buying U S savings bonds as gifts and noted purchases can be made at local banks. In local notes, Mrs. Oris Graue hosted visitors in Lakota, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Leer visited Oris Graue in Britt. Glenda's Beauty Salon advertises appointments and hours.
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Dudley Weible
Forest City
Volunteer County Savings Won
Winnebago’ County
Iowa
United States
Foreign policy faults blamed for Congo killings
Congressman H. Gross laments the Congo crisis, accusing the United States of backing UN efforts that toppled Katanga and Moise Tshombe. He argues white mercenaries and Belgian troops aided Congo forces, condemns State Department policy, and warns of ongoing massacres and instability amid rebel uprisings and UN involvement.
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Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Bel-vian
Congo
Belgium
Silent White House Policy Critique Reignites Congo Debate
The editorial calls out White House figures and Lyndon Johnson along with Adlai Stevenson for delaying full explanations of U.S. policy in the Congo. It labels the leadership as unusually quiet while urging a clear public accounting of the administration’s plans and actions. Nearby, social visits are noted with Shirley Aukes visiting the Dallas Davids and other neighbors sharing Sunday hospitality.
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White House
U. S
Congo
Lyndon Johnson
Adlai Stevenson
U. N
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F.W. Auxiliary
Itarch
Rose Beavers
Norma Quaine
Marcella Venteicher
Wila Gordon
Arlene DeVries
Ferneecker
Gladys Peterson
Karen Gordon
Darlene Wirtjes
Viola Murray
Verlain Andersen
Arene Johnson
Carol Griffith
Mary DeVries
Florence Potter
Jean Breckunited
Gen Dearing
Hattie Kreeze
Jay—Vivian Steinberg
Mildred Donnelly
Alice Abbas
Nora Dudding
Joyce Bosma
August — Delores Steffensen
Swen Larson
Shirley Stauffacher
Darlene Adams
Mildred ‘Wil
Joan Mains
Esther Thompson
Leatha DeBoer
Pat Albers
Pearl Oleson
Adelia’ Bilyen
Mary Radmaker
Opal Leibrand
Lillian Kopp
Betty Kiewiet
Court House News
August Theilke
Ashton
Phil
Herman
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Theilke
George Rippentrop
Cris Graue
Bulova
Kramer Jewelry
Leatha Egesdal
Pauline Wilson
Myrt Harmon
Evelyn Winter
Dorothy Thorland
Dariene Weaver
Bertha Julius
Elsie Aukos
Helen Weaver
Bertha Gilbert
Velma Waage
Barbie Watch
Featuring
Mennen
Max Factor
Yardley
Barbie
Westmorland Milk Glass
Lamboe
TIMEX
Oris Graue
John Steenhard
Lakota
Dick Leer
Britt
Glenda‘s
Capitol
H. 2. Gross
United Nations
Washington
Joseph Kasavubu
State Department
Inlick
Shirley Aukes
Woden
Selma Aukes
Ralph Stenerson
Jack Davids
Johnny
Dallas Davids Home
Gary Hanken
Blooming Prairie
Harry Honken
Music Mothers
Crystal Lake
Wisconsin
IHC
Weed Chopper
Ford Tractor
John Deere
Massey-Harris
Chevrolet
Spiece Dosen Phyfe
Lindsey
Ford Blade
Ford
John Boeks
DeVries Brothers
First State Bank
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