Dianne Bolin 15 Dies After Iowa City Surgery
Dianne Lynne Bolin 15 daughter of Neil and Mavis Bolin died Saturday morning at University Hospital Iowa City from complications after surgery. She attended Clarksville High School ninth grade, played in the Clarksville Concert Band and Bonnie Bells 4-H Club. Survived by parents and siblings, burial at Lynwood Cemetery. Funeral services Monday at Clarksville Community Church with Rev. F. E. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianne Lynne Bolin
Neil
Mavis
Quackenbush, Bolin
University Hospital
Iowa City
Clarksville
David
Sandra
Barbara
Flossie Bolin
A. E. Quackenbush
Portland
Oregon
Clarksville Community Church
F. E. Brown
Lynwood Cemetery
Court Fines Speeding and Defective Equipment Cases
Eugene Karstens of Bettendorf faced a speeding charge with a $14.00 fine and costs. Robert Raisty of Greene was cited for defective equipment with a $15.00 fine and costs in a town case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Karstens
Bettendorf
Robert Raisty
Greene
Standard Battery & Electric Company
Swaney Equipment Company
Todd, Michael & Company, Incorporated
Vivian Equipment Compa
Incorporated
Agee Ean Ponies
Waterlop Steel & Equipment
Waverly Gravel
Weiland
John R
Dorothy
Weinberg & Frudden
Lumber
Weiss
Clara Cella
WAV Ab Invhce Minusaulbes Seetee
Butler County Supervisors May 13 1968 Proceedings Summary
Butler County Iowa Board of Supervisors held a regular adjourned meeting May 13 1968 in the Auditor's office. Items include approval of Farm to Market improvements on Route 1698 and a quit claim deed for Sheil Rock property, plus bids opened May 21 1988 for road grading projects and related contracts and personnel actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board ‘of Supervisors
Butler County
Iowa
Harold E. Voss
W. H. Skinner
Wilbur E. Tindall
Board of Supervisors
Iowa State Highway Commission
NE Corner
Rall
Wilbur E, Tindall
Butler County Board of Supervisors
John Earl Fink
Lois Ann Fink
Adair
Sheil Rock
Harold E
Voss W. H
Skinner Wilbur E
Tindall
Mone
Skinner
Vernon O. Larsen
Reilly Construction Company, Incorporated
Ossian
Heitland Bros. Construction Company
Hampton
Skinder
Town
Edith Cuvelier
C. E. Klinkenberg
Butler County Conservation Commission
Kline Shipman
1St District Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Motion Earried
Larsen
Helen D
Town Public Service Company
Rolfis
Fred A
Allison Dairy
Allison Hardware
Anderson V & S Hardware
Continental Baking Company
Crystal Chemical Company
George's TV & Radio
Greene Recorder
Harris
Don
Agency
Capitol News highlights value analysis clash in state council
State senator Thomas Riley urged a value analysis program to trim state spending. Gov. Hughes and State Treasurer Franzenburg criticized the plan. A special committee was formed after the council members’ absence, while Franzenburg called the move a sniveling little kid trick. Tax reminders follow about producing wine tax free for family use with prior IRS registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Riley
Cedar Rapids
State Executive Council
Gov
Hughes
Franzenburg
Riley
Congress
Iowa
Massachusetts
Internal Revenue Service
Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division
IRS
St. Louis
Rites Held For Former Resident at Traer
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon in Traer for Mrs. Roy Gravett 82 born Alice Chambers daughter of George and wife of Roy Gravett She grew up in Clarksville Survivors include husband two sons one daughter and two brothers Herbert Chambers Shell Rock and Ray Chambers Reedsport Oregon Parents four brothers and three sisters preceded her in death 4 H Club Met at Luchtenburg Home Jacksonettes 4 H Club met Monday at Brenda Luchtenburgs home Leaders seven members and one guest Carol Wygle present Roll call described favorite hair style Pledges led by Margaret Rops Carla Struck spoke on Shampooing and equipment Tammy Litterer demonstrated hanging clothes Plan a swimming party Lunch served by Mrs Luchtenburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer
Roy Gravett
Alice Chambers
George Chambers
Clarksville
Herbert Chambers
Shell Rock
Ray Chambers
Reedsport
Oregon
Luchtenburg
Jacksonettes
Brenda Luchtenburg
Carol Wygle
Margaret Rops
Carla Struck
Tammy Litterer
Local citizen self govt pledge in hard campaign piece
A candidate for State Senator pledges to rely on local citizens for solving district problems while accepting broader state guidelines. He argues civilization and progress expand government and stresses seeking voter input if elected.
Friendship Club Met at Wygle Home
The Friendship Club met Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Neil Wygle with nine members answering roll call. A safety tip for driving was discussed, a thank you note for a birthday gift from Mrs. Grace Hoel read, and a baby card was signed for Mrs. Larry Frey. Mrs. Jim Garrison led the program showing the film The Anatomy of an Accident loaned by Bell Telephone Co. Refreshments closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Neil Wygle
Grace Hoel
Larry Frey
Jim Garrison
Bell Telephone Co
Clarksville Local Social Notes Highlight Sutcliffe and Relatives
Clarksville locals report Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sutcliffe and family of Washington DC visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sutcliffe along with other Clarksville relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harris spent the weekend with daughter Mrs. Vic Nordman and family at Meservey. Mrs. Walter Heerman rents the Jessie Ferry home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thoms of Toledo and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thoms of Steamboat Rock visited their uncle Louis Topp at Rev R J Topp's home on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Neal
Mario
Roger Negan
Jeffrey
Allison
San Leandro
California
AE/3
Darrell Neal
Vietnam
San Francisco
John Martin
Walter Wilhelm
Walter Wilhelm Sr
Frankie Wilhelm
Walter Wilhelm Jr
Cecil Sturdevant
Rita Lahr
Becky Smoot
Bud Wellman
Okiaton
South Dakota
Wellman
Sturdevant
Antioch Aid
R. A. McKernan
Walter Engel
Oscar Holgschuh
Lorenz Nordman
H. §. Pulis
Sievert Reints
Katie Roberts
Eber Shepard
Lynn Sutcliffe
Lew Williams
Ronald Sutcliffe
Washington, D. C
M. G. Waugh
Paul Pfeiffer
Grinnell
Tom Austin
Shell Rock
Steve Lahr
Longville
Minnesota
Leo Pettit
Richard Reints
Clarksville
Richard Lindloff
Lori Ann
Marble Rock
Harold Martin
Charles City Hospital
Frankie
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Lyle Coor
April
Lisa
Wayne Coon
Timothy
Janesville
Wisconsin
Hazel Wheeler
Minneapolis
Beaney Coon
Walsh-Gough- Pringle-Williams
Waverly
Rita Wilken
Darwin Niehaus
Sam Drenth
Harpers Ferry
Lowell Dreath
Lawrence Dreath
Decorah
Irving Kellogg
Russell Hoaglund
Santiago
Frank Raisty
Paul Harris
Vic Nordman
Meservey
Walter Heerman
Jessie Ferry
Ray Thoms
Toledo
Earl Thoms
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Clarksville News
Dianne Bolin
Larry Neal
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Walsh-Gough-Pringle-Williams
St. Paul
Newport
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Huntington
Memphis
Tennessee
Leadville
Colorado
Tampa
Florida
Torrance
Omaha
Nebraska
Okena
Cedar Falls
Charles City
Mason City
Tipton
Bristow
Dumont
Galen Gates
Jim McNeilus
John Ohrn
Ethel McNeilus
Julia Hollander
J. D. Lindley
Fred Wix
Missouri
Wix
Oscar Holzschuh
Elmer Walters
Amery
Dewey Walker
Perry
Kenneth Smith
Ethel Poisal
J. P. Moffett’s Court
Butler County Board
Multigraph Corporation
Backer
Harry
Brinkman
Theo
Child Welfare League of America
Empires
Essman
John
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Court House
Ray, Wilson
State Bank of Allison
Cedar Valley Mental Health Center
Hampton Clinic
International Business Machines Corporation
Swensen, A. W
Wentworth
L. S
Capitol News
Council
Godberson-Smith Construction’ Company
Allan Supply Company
Grinder
Francis
Alma
Wight of Way
City Motor Parts
Cordes
Jim
Ford, Incorporated
Valve Dell Chemical Corporation
Soapee Vern L
Devereaux
Grace
Dreier
Right of Way Supply Company
Lumber Hauser
Mino
Filing
Frodden Bridge Lumber & Gibbs-Cook Equipment Company
Goplerud
Hampton Auto Supply
Hardman
Marion
Maxine Mertick
Instance Agency
Insurance
Johnson
Bertha Wamsley
Harvey D
Esther Schmidt
Fight of Way
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Schmidt Electric
Eee Roebuck Shaver Manufacturing Company
Vernon
Harry Eastman
Wygle
Vonnie
Marble Rock, Iowa
Bruce M. Marsh
Greene, Iowa
Milt Campbell
the Greene Sportsman’s Club
Walleyes
Coleslaw
Sportsman’s Club
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