Tiger Tales Dibble For President
Student Leon Dibble born June 22 1980 seeks leadership for Vocational Agriculture chapter at Wall High School. He lists interests including government and English, mentions a motorcycle ban, favors Laralne Wenger as a potential student council president, and notes cafeteria lunch offerings for Thursday and Monday with desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiger Tales Dibble
Leon Dibble
Jack Dibble
Clermont
Wall
Beb
Vsion
JM King
Laralne Wenger
NFO
The Beginning of the End is Beginning Again
A fragmentary note about Valier flow and swollen rivers with references to seniors preparing to move on, suggesting an era ending and a new cycle starting amid local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menece
Local Track Events and School Notices
April 25 Yewks invitational and April 24 Bulldog Relays listed with April 3 event notes. Mentions of Valley Water school activities, student teacher roles, and campus tents with messy, unclear details about recent teaching and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yewks Invitativast Tas & Maeot
Bulldog
Maoh Convertian Fist Renoss Ap Uypeer
Ene Large Grouy Messentes
Valley Water
Vivo
Valles E
Uhicags Consulta Aeazo
8th Grade History Current Events Student Poll
A junior high poll of 123 students listed Kennedy with 76 votes as top candidate. Nixon finished second, Reagan and Rockefeller tied for third with four votes each. Pat Paul and Melinda Clark received one and two votes respectively, with eight spoiled ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Nixon
Reagan
Rockefellerith
Pat Pauliio
Fayette County Sheriff Race Nominates Deputy McCauley
Union resident Norman Me a announces Republican bid for Fayette County Sheriff for term starting January 1, 1969. Deputy McCauley, 17 State Street West Union, married to Arlene Fountain, father of one, has served since 1955. He is Jefferson and Scott Townships native, Wartburg alum, Zion Lutheran member, and Elks Club member in Oelwein. James McCauley of Oelwein is his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uly
Norman Me
Union
Fayette Coum
Enif Fred House
McCauley
State Street
West Union
Arlene Fountain
Cresco
Kelly
Fayette County
Fred House
Jefferson
Scott Townships
Stanley High Schoool
Wartburg Collegeat
Waverly
Zion Lutheran Church, West Union
The
Elks Lodge
Oelwein
James McCauley
209Th Ave
Elgin Echo history note from 1891 publication
History record of The Elgin Echo a weekly Elgin Iowa newspaper published by James A Herman. It notes second class mail status entered September 1 1891 at Elgin Fayette County Iowa under the 1852 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Fayette County
Iowa
Freshman Shop Class Teaches Drawing and Woodworking
Freshmen in Industrial Arts learn planning drawing and basic hand and power tool use. The course splits into two parts: design and costed plans in drawing early, then equipment use and safety training as they build their dream project with a table saw, band saw, lathe, and more. The motto is plan your work then work your plan.
115th Fayette County Fair Updates and Budget Changes
Area news media personnel were guests of the Fayette County Fair Board at a dinner meeting held at Boot Hill West Union on Thursday April 4. Gene Alvern announced changes for the 1968 fair with updates to the premium book, more emphasis on evening entertainment, and a larger entertainment budget. Tickets may rise to cover taxes and regional price comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Finner
Valley High
Bucatine
GREEN
John M. Tillotson
Elgin, Iowa
Melinda Clark
Baer
Aon Paulson
Sheriff's Post
Elgin Echo
James A. Hermen
Chevrolet
le Omien
Ony
B & M Electric & Supply
Postville
Marvin L. Berg
Fayette County Fair
L. R. Tappan
Optometrist
Elkader, In
Grinnell Mutual Insurance
Grinnell Mutual
Karl Miller
Minell Mutual Reinsurance Company
Sriemall, Lowe
Fauser Oil CO
Elgin and
Wadena