Helmer Heuer Reunion Held in Riverside Park
The Helmer Heuer family reunion gathered 43 members Sunday in Riverside Park, Waverly, with attendees from Buioeton Cedar Rapids Waterloo Allison Bristow Greene and Clarksville. A J Klutter was reelected chairman and Miss Minnie Klutter served secretary. Howard Schroeder of Greene chaired the table and chairs committee with Wis Vern Niehaus and Miss A J Kluter on the program committee. Next reunion will be at the Herman Schroeder home in Greene.
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Helmer - Heuler
Riverside Park
Waverly
Buioeton
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Allison
Bristow
Greene
Clarksville
A J Klutter
Minnie Klutter
Howard Schroeder
Wis Vern Niehaus
Mis A J. Kluiter
Next Ears
Herman Schroeder
In Hospital Mrs E H Wedeking 15 a pa tient in the Rochester Minneso ta hospital
Mrs E H Wedeking, aged 15, is listed as a patient in Rochester Minnesota Hospital for observation and treatment. Further details not provided.
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E H Wedeking
Rochester, Minnesota Hospital
Weekend Visit By Nels Christensen Details
Week end visit by Nels Christensen who stayed in Camp Park Louisiana spent the weekend with Clarksville relatives and friends.
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Nels Christensen
Camp Park
Louisiana
Clarksville
Stock Cars to Race at Des Moines State Fair
The 1957 Iowa State Fair will host a 100 mile 200 lap stock car marathon on September 1 featuring leading national drivers. The Iowa championship jalopy races headline August 24 with speed cars racing August 23 25 and August 29 30. Auto racing is rising as a major spectator event with crowded stands shown in photos.
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Des Moines
Speedway Spe
America
Clarksville Gossip and Local Moves Highlight Visits
Mr and Mrs W XI Doty are off to Canada for two weeks with Mr and Mrs P W Hurd accompanying. Mrs Charles Shepard receives a letter from John O Briegs, Clarksville school superintendent 1903 to 1905, planning a Iowa trip and will stop in Clarksville to say hello to Tim’s acquaintances. Donna Roose spends two weeks at the James Alexander home in Fairbank. Fred Schilling buys the farm now tenanted by Fritz Dickman.
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W. XI
P. W. Hurd
Canada
Charles Shepard
John O. Briegs
Clarksville
Iowa
Tim
Shepard Aliss
Donna Roose
James Alexander
Fairbank
Fred Schilling
Fritz Dickman
No Indispensable Man Prop Uses Humble Reminder
Anonymous tale offers a parable about humility through a bucket, water, and a hand, illustrating that no one is truly indispensable. The piece emphasizes doing your best, taking pride, yet accepting that every person remains replaceable.
Blind Corners Threaten Butler County Roads
Ex tension Director Ivan Wikner of Allison notes tall crops and weeds create crossroad blind corners across Butler County again this year. Buildings and trees also obstruct visibility, with the problem broader as plants grow high. Safety Specialist Norval Wardle of Iowa State College cites remedies.
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Butler County
Ivan Wikner
Allison Wikner
Wikner
Norval Wardle
Iowatate College
Safety tips for rural intersections with tall corn hazards
Wardle urges county supervisors to install stop signs where intersections are blocked by permanent objects. He proposes clearing 125 feet of visibility and cutting corn back 100 feet along fence rows to form a four corner triangle. The tradeoff is a minor yield loss vs reduced accident risk, with an orange caution sign reading CAUTION BLIND CORNER TALL CORN placed 300 to 400 feet away.
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Wardle
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