Aids 915 Million Spent In Iowa Special Ed Program
Iowa data show 1968 Title I special education costs totaling 15.785 million dollars with 89 thousand children served in 1969. R. F. Van Dyke notes per year shifts, local districts absorbing costs, and a looming 50 percent federal cut for 1969, affecting programs for economically deprived and handicapped children.
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Iowa
United States Office of Education
R. F. van Dyke
Department of Public Instruction
van Dyke
Congress
Sunshine Birthday Club Meeting Friday December 13
The Sunshine Birthday Club will meet Friday December 13 with Mrs Les Ostrander at 2 00 p m The Neighborly Birthday Club will meet at Mrs Ernest Geisking home at 2 00 p m Friday December 13 There will be a gift exchange
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Neighborly Birthday Club
Ernest Geisking
Friendly Club to Meet Friday at Mrs Geiken Home
The Friendly Club meets Friday December 13 at 2 00 p m at the home of Mrs Donald Geiken for lunch with members from A Z bringing food and K Z providing program items Secret Pals will be revealed and a free will offering taken New officers named President Johanna Meinders Vice President Adeline Steen Second Treasurer Opal Steen block Mrs Dennis Cushman Shari Ann and Mr and Mrs Ben Rie kena of Forest City Mr and Mrs Raymond Bierle of Buffalo Center and Mr and Mrs Richard Cain and family of Algona visit Orris Cushman home Sunday afternoon
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Friendly Club
Donald Geiken
A-Z
K-Z
Johanna Meinders
Adeline Steen
Shirley Haggenson
Opal Steenblock
Dennis Cushman
Shari Ann
Ben Riekena
Forest City
Raymond Bierle
Buffalo Center
Richard Cain
Algona
Orris Cushman
Farmer Use of Price Supports Spirals Upward
Alonzo Johnson, Chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee, says farmers are driving to strengthen grain prices through nonrecourse price support loans. USDA figures show October 31 wheat loans double the prior year, with similar upward trends for barley oats sorghum soybeans corn and flaxseed.
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Alonzo Johnson
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Johnson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Joan
Ioan
Deadline Nears In Wool Program
The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee chair Alonzo Johnson notes December 31 marks the 1968 marketing year end for wool and mohair. Growers must finalize all wool, mohair, or lamb marketing details to qualify for payments due early 1969, with later marketing yielding payments in early 1970. Details to ASCS must show title transfer, delivery evidence to the buyer, and control transfer.
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Alonzo Johnson
Agricultural Stablization and Conservation County Committee
ASCS
Engagement Announcement for Grace Ann Chase and Michael Orthel
Mr and Mrs Herman M Chase of Brattleboro Vermont announce the engagement of their daughter Grace Ann of Boston Massachusetts to Michael Leo Orthel of Cedar Falls Iowa Miss Chase is a 1965 Brattleboro Union High School graduate and works at MIT Cambridge Massachusetts Mr Orthel son of Leo E and the late Mrs Orthel of Buffalo Center will complete studies at the University of Northern Town in August 1969 The wedding is planned in Brattleboro Vermont in August
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Herman M. Chase
Brattleboro
Vermont
Grace Ann
Boston
Massachusetts
Michael Leo Orthel
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Miss Chase
Brattleboro Union High School
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Orthel
Leo E. Orthel
Buffalo Center
University of Northern Town
Engagement Planned for Cheryl Harms and James Bakken
Mr. and Mrs. Abbie Harms of Forest City announce the engagement of their daughter Cheryl Kay Harms to James Bakken, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Bakken of Garner. Cheryl is with Stitch craft and James attends Waldorf College. A late December wedding is planned.
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Abbie Harms
Forest City
Cheryl Kay
James Bakken
Carrol Bakken
Garner
Misa Harms
Stitchcraft
Mr. Bakkens
Waldorf College
Sandra Gray to be Honored and Baby Birth Notices
An open house bridal shower for Sandra Gray is set for December 21 at Ramsey Reformed Church near Titonka at 7:30 p.m. Sandra will marry Thues Abbas on December 28 at the same church. A baby born December 6 at Community Memorial Hospital Clarion weighed 7 pounds 11 ounces named Kevin. Other births include Steven Michael December 4, and a daughter Michelle Jeane.
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Sandra Gray
Ramsey Reformed Church
Titonka
Sandra
Thues Abbas
Community Memorial Hospital
Clarion
Michelle Jeane
Christi Lee
Robert Janssen
Buffalo Center
W. C. Vodraska
Lakota
Jasper Dirksen
Roger Radtke
Pine Island
Minnesota
Alan Huisman
Sibley
Iowa
Steven Michael
Scott
Harm Huisman
Leo Reiner
Stewart
Twin births and a new arrival reported in Buffalo Center area
Stork Club reports multiple births in the region. Jodi Lymn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bruhns of Buffalo Center, born December 8 at Buffalo Center Hospital, weight 7 lbs 1 oz, with siblings Doug 7 and Julie 6. John Joseph Renger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Renger of Thompson, born December 8 at Buffalo Center Hospital, weight 9 lbs 4 oz, first child, with family references to John Steinberg and Art Renger. Great-grandparents Palmer Olson and Sara Trenary noted in connections to Leland and Ledyard.
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Francis Bruhns
Buffalo Center
Jodi Lymn
Buffalo Center Hospital
Doug
Julie
Bennett Bruhns
Clifford Olson
Leland
Palmer Olson
John Joseph
Joseph Renger
Thompson
John Steinberg
Ledyard
Art. Renger
Bancroft
Sara Trenary
Michael Vodraska
Clarion
Minnesota Mrs Dick Weichers Great Grandmother at Wellsburg
The sentence notes Mrs Dick Weichers of Minnesota, identified as a great grandmother, residing in Wellsburg Town.
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Minnesota
Dick Weichers
Wellsburg
Social Security urges Medicare payment review
Social Security district manager Elmer Iske in Mason City urges all enrolled in Medicare to review medical expense reimbursements for claims dated October 1 1966 to September 30 1967 before December 31 1966. Do not delay claims, submit itemized bills to receive Medicare checks for covered services.
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Elmer Iske
Social Security
Mason City
Medicare
Iske
West State Street
Courtesy Calendar events and local games listing
On Friday December 13 various clubs meet at 2:00 p.m including Sunshine Birthday Club with Mrs Les Ostrander Neighborly Birthday Club with Mrs Ernest Geisking Lincoln Township Friendly Neighbors Club with Mrs Rosemary Limberg Friendly Club with Mrs Donald Getken Altiora meets at Methodist parsonage for pot luck at 6:00 p.m Buffalo Center Bisory faces Osage Green devils with game times 8 46 and 8 00 p.m. On Saturday December 14 Bake Food Sale by Buffalo Boosters 4H at Laundromat 1 00 6 00 p.m Coffee and lunches and free movies in Buffalo Center School auditorium for children 1
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Sunshine Birthday Club
Les Ostrander
Ernest Geisking
Lincoln ‘Township
Rosemary Limberg
Donald Getken
Altiora
Methodist Parsonage
Buffalo Center
Bisory
Osage
December Community Events and Visits Noted
At 2 30 p m on Main Street a drawing offered a colored TV set plus $60 in trade certificates. On Monday December 16 the Liong Club hosts a Vocal Christmas Concert at Buffalo Center School at 4 00 p m with PTA serving coffee. Tuesday December 17 the Northside Birthday Club meets with Mrs Donald Krull at 2 00 p m, and Cub Scout Christmas Pot-Luck is at United Methodist Church at 6 30 p m. Wednesday December 18 the Adult Farmer Evening School meets at 7 30 p m in Woungroom. Mrs Grace Yahnke of Elmore Minnesota visited Jennie Wessels and Gertrude Limberg and other relatives Sunday afternoon.
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Liong Club
Buffalo Center School
PTA
Northside Birthday Club
Donald Krull
United Methodist Church
Adult Farmer
Woungroom
Grace Yahnke
Elmore
Minnesota
Jennie Wessels
Gertrude Limberg
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van Horn
van Horn Enterprises, Inc
al Opkis
Miss Harms
Stork Club
John van Hove
Dickie
Gerald Maas
Bricelyn
Wade Dorenbush
Alden
Peggy Weaver
Desert Flower
Cologne
Desert Flower Gift Sey
Miller Rexall
HAM
Cfree Ham
Bruhns
Milling Service
Hiway
Buffalo Center Tribune
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