Obituary of Mrs Bessie Morse
Mrs Bessie Morse united in marriage to Albert Lee Morse. They had four children Harold Morse Mabel Larson Margaret Vacher and Robert Morse. Baptized 1907 at the Methodist Church in Adalia Iowa later moved to Wadena with Karl Lester and sister Josie Ashby. Survivors include grandchildren stepchildren and sister Ed Boleyn of Elgin. Card of thanks thanks to many friends Rev John Smith and Bakke’s Rest Home staff. Mr and Mrs Harold Morse and family Mrs Mabel Larson
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Albert Lee Morse
Harold Morse
Mabel Larson
Margaret Vacher
Robert Morse
Anddalia
Iowa
Wadena
Karl
Lester
John
Josie) Ashby
Wilms) Boleyn
Elgin
Gwild
John Smith
Bakke’s Rest Home
Local Guests and Socials Reported in Area Homes
Brainard News Arts notes Vivien Peters Julie Bover Bil Peters and Dennis Olson hosted guests Monday at Robert Kerr residence. Wadena residents Roger Lee Russell and Diana Reeder visited Lyle Martin home Thursday. Roger Reeder and family joined Ed Heins for supper Sunday in Clermont. Arnold Hilmer of Clermont made an evening call. Anna Reeder plans January February stay with Oscar Reeder in West Union. Lyle Martin’s household hosted visitors including Jeri David Francine Wes at Martin home.
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Vivien Peters
Julie Bover
Bil Peters
Dennis Olson
Monder
Robert Kerr
Wadena Roger Lee
Russel
Diana Reeder
Lyle Martin
Roger Reeder
Russell
Diana
Ed Heins
Clermont
Armold Hilmer
Anna Reeder
Oscar Reeder
West Union
Jeri and
NW Bell Telephone Shows Big Growth Through A Decade
NW Bell Telephone reports significant growth over ten years with reduced long distance charges, wide area service expanding to about 900 major users, and intercity calls dialed as local. The company invested 41 million in 27 locations, adding buildings and modernization, wiring 2.545 miles of route, and boosting total employment and payroll beyond 7.4 million in Iowa taxes, goods, and services.
Bids Open for Iowa 3 Relocation Bridge and Culvert Work
The Iowa State Highway Commission opened bids on January 4 1967 for grading bridge and culvert work tied to the relocation of Iowa 3 in Allamakee County. The 7.6 mile project runs from three and a half miles north of Postville to the proposed Iowa 9 relocation, part of a broader program to widen shoulders and add midways.
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Iowa State Highway Com
Iowa 3
al Kee County
Postille
Iowa 9
Acci- 1
Local Socials Note Dinner Guests Across Several Families
Elgin residents recount Sunday visits with Mr and Mrs Archie Schroeder and Mrs Leon, and Alf Jacob hosting with callers including Don Krause and Lila Renzman. Gary Hyde family of Cedar Rapids and Arden Greener family joined Ernnest Gulsiig home guests. Monday dinners at Mr and Mrs Fred Wedo hosted by Mrs Wedo.
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Otis Blockhus
Cedar Rapids
Otto Blockhus
Walter Mitts
Gerald Blockhus
Ernest Guising
Edonald Blockhus
Francis West
Alfred Jacob
Archie Schroeder
Leon
Alf Jacob
Ernnest
Gary Hyde
Arden Greener
Airs
Fred Wedo
Classified Notice on Want Ad Rates and Minimum Charges
Want Ad rates set at 10 cents per line with a 30 cent weekly minimum when paid in cash. If not, the minimum is a fee. Ads or those with inequities incur a per week minimum. Card of Thanks and In Memoriam cards listed with set amounts. Above ten lines, extra lines are five cents each. Resolutions of respect and notices with admission charged follow regular advertising rates.
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Vickie Won
Ole Reiersen
Te Schroeder
Jacob
Snvdton
Esther Moore
Kevin Moore
Celia
Celia Thoman
Earl Garmoes
Fairfield
Harry Everett
Dale Johansen
Wayne
J. Bloomer
Cedar Falls
Don Fauser
Oliver Torkelson
Dale
Kelson
Erro
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Randolph
Harvey Paulsen
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Louis Relerson
Bar- West Union
Darrol Johnson
Lngton
Roger Reed
Decorah
Dena
Jones
Ann Schaer
U.S
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Hawaii
Northwestern Bell
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Goodyear
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