Woman's Club to Hold First Meeting
The Clarksane Woman's Club will hold the full meeting of the club year next Friday September 1 at the home of Mrs Homer Detra. The event will be a 2 30 oclock breakfast with hostesses Mrs Brockman and Mrs Sa Dienth assisting. Des will be payable and the towels made by the bhna women of Jowa will be distribute.
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Clarksane Woman's Club
Homer Detra
Breckfast
R. Brockman
Sa. Dienth
Bhna
Jowa
Hospital Take: Arnold Wi Ye Taken for Observation
In Hospital Arnold Wi ye was taken to the hospita in Weavers Satur day evening for observation and treatment.
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Arnold Wi Ye
Weavers
Adopted daughter Rebecca Ruth won by Gordon Wamsley couple
Mr and Mrs Gordon Wamsley adopt two year old Rebecca Ruth. Mrs Wamsley was formerly a teacher in Clarksville schools. The family now resides near Shell Rock.
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Gordon Wamsley
Ruth
Wamles
Clarksville
Shell Rock
Voss Milling Co Building Grain Bin Project
Voss Milling Company constructs a two bin storage unit with capacity around 88 000 to 90 000 bushels of shelled corn. Epper son Construction Company of Sumner is handling the work for government sealed corn storage along with two other bins.
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Voss Milling Co
Voss Milling Company
Epperson Construction
Sumner
Local Visitors Help Build North Cedar Home
Clarksville residents Mr and Mrs der Hartema and family and Bob Voights spent the weekend with the Lovie Keller family near Cedar V as they aided construction of a new home in North Cedar. The Antioched met Thursday afternoon at Skinner's Cafe with Mrs Herman Rohlwing as hostess. eight members attended.
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der Hartema
Bob Voights
Lovie Keller
Cedar Vs
North Cedar
Skinner's Cafe
Herman Rohlwing
Social notes from area residents and visitors
Mrs Ivan Yost chaired the program with entertainment and a tray lunch closing the meeting. Several families visited in town. trips included Waterville and St Peter Minnesota, and Dubuque Eagle Point Park. Visitors also came from Cedar Falls Orange City Lincoln England Omaha Kirkwood Illinois and Wis. The Uhlenhopps bought 40 acres west of town and others hosted relatives and friends through the week.
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Ivan Yost
Harry Wagner
Robert
Waterville
St. Peter's
Minnesota
Carl Pitts
Northwood
Rosa Carter
Harold Sehlangen
Paul
Dean
Lime Springs
Elvina Shadbolt
Carl McFarland
Fort Dodge
Pearle Wilcox
Lale Bienemann
Gillen Bienemann
Bennis Bienemann
Eagle Point Park
Dubuque
Ralph Thompson
Beloit
Wisconsin
Atts
Jalie Keller and
Stemils
Rockford
Iino
Robert Rushing
Douglas
Kirkwood
Illinois
W. M. Doty
Ilinois
Paul Kreis
Marengo
Walter Wilken
Harry Schmidt
Black Hills
Rita
Randy Wilken
Jerry Hartema
Eli Uhlenhopp
Clayton
Margaret Bliss
Ed Colbert
Paul Gogg
Ralph DeVore
Dumont
Wendell Uhlenhopp
Plainfield
Capitol News Weekly Release From Iawa Press Association
Capitol News delivers a weekly press release from the Iawa Press Association. The material reflects agency output and may not match editorial policy of the newspaper.
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Iawa Press Association
Iowa Courts Face Backlog From Yearlong Case Influx
Iowa district courts struggled to handle a steady stream of new cases in the previous year as reported by state judicial department statistician Clarence. The release notes rising filings and delays across multiple counties, underscoring pressures on caseload management and court resources.
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Iowa
State Judicial Department
Clarence
Gold
Long Beach
Recreation Park
Harry Ruffridge
Iowa State Association
Labor unions and public employers in Iowa debate rights
In Fort Madison and Des Moines discussions union rights and collective bargaining are analyzed. Attorney general states public employers lack duty to bargain with unions and warns against coercive tactics. August 30 honors planned for Dr. Van Allen and Dr. Spedding for space exploration instruments and rare earth metals research respectively.
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State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Hulsman
Iowa district judges dispose 31,290 cases in 1960
Kading notes Iowa’s 73 district judges closed 31,290 civil and criminal cases in 1960, a 1 percent rise from 1959, while pendings totaled 22,900 civil and 2,188 criminal at year end. District-by-district filing and disposal ranges are listed, with estates closed and timeframes detailed.
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Iowa
Iowa corn forecast points to record yields in 1960s
Government forecast predicts a 69 bushels per acre average for Iowa corn, yielding about 696.8 million bushels and ranking as the third largest crop in history despite a 17 percent drop in acreage. State employees may unionize but cannot compel collective bargaining, per Attorney General Evan Hultman after a state liquor store employees union formed.
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Iowa
Agriculture Department
Tiowa
Evan Hultman
Jay Coburn
State Liquor Control Commission
Hultman
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Ipsen
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SieGlLer
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Ane Nly
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Siegler Oil
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