Mrs Lucinda Kelley Coen 88 Dies at Rest Home
The Clarksville News reports the death of Mrs Lucinda Kelley Coen aged 88 on Sunday. She leaves four sons Alvin Gifford Robert Albert and Ray and one daughter Mrs Ots Freeman of Portland Oregon. Funeral services are planned at Phammel Martin Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery at Greene.
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Lucinda Kelley Coen
Ahrens Rest Home
Alvin
Gifford
Robert
Alta Vista
Albert
Himbort
Ray
Davenport Wid
Ots Freeman
Portland
Oregon
Phammel-Martin
Bural
Rose Hillemeters
Greene
Reunion Held In Park Sunday
The Walsh-Willams-Gough Prinele reunion was held Sunday at Herry Words State Park with 26 members present. Claude Eb ling of White Bear Lake Minnesota. Two professional magicians gave a program in the afternoon. Members were present from Fargo North Dakota Manhattan Kansas White Bear Lake Minnesota Bostow Greene Clarks vill Baume Mason City Nashua Allison and Shell Rock. Offiests elected were president Steve Piper of Dumont vice president Wilford Griner of Greene and secretary treasurer Miss Susan Flanagan of Greene. Oldest member was Clarence McCracken and the youngest was Byron Davis both of Greene.
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Herry Words State Park
Claude Ebling
White Bear Lake
Minnesota
Fargo
North Dakota
Manhattan
Kansas
Bostow
Greene
Clarksvill
Baume Mason
Susan Flanagan
Clarence McCracken
Byron Davis
Marriage of Carolyn Schmidt to Melvin Bohner
Mr and Mrs Harvey Schmidt announce the marriage of their daughter Carolyn to Melvin Bohner of Plainfield. The wedding occurred August 14 at St John’s Lutheran Church Clarksville. Bohner is employed by Voss Milling Company Clarksville.
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Harvey Schmidt
Carolyn
Melvin Bohner
Plainfield
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Clarksville
Voss Milling Company
Couple Attends Iowa Deaf Convention at Waterloo
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sutcliffe and Ronald and Mrs. Marilyn Brocka attended the 29th Biennial Convention of the Iowa Association of the Deaf at Waterloo August 18 to 21. Meetings were at Hotel President. Mrs. Sutcliffe is third trustee of Found ation Fund Trustees. Mrs. Brocka served as interpreter during sessions.
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Lynn Sutcliffe
Ronald
Marilyn Brocka
Iowa Association of the Deaf
Waterloo
Foundation Fund
Community Notes From Clarksville and Surrounding Areas
Ronald Sutcliffe plans return to Gallaudet College after a three week visit with his parents and relatives. Farewell party honors Priscilla Eppley who departs for Des Moines to study beauty culture. Families and friends from Ames, Cedar Falls, Alexandria, and beyond share visits, birthdays, reunions, and weekend gatherings at homes and resorts in Iowa and nearby towns.
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Ronald Sutcliffe
Gallaudet College For the Deaf
Washington, D.C
Lynn Sutcliffe
W. F. Henning
Priscilla Eppley
Des Moines
Town School of Beauty Culture
Robert McDowell
Jana
Clam Shells Beach Resort
Pequot Lake
Minnesota
Frank Rohlwing
John Kramer
Waterloo
Wayne Schovel
Cedar Falls
Frances Smith
Joe Mossberry
A. O. Pulis
Eber Shepard
Conrad
Earl Shepard
al Walling
Clarksville
Perry Shaw
Crossie Lolley
Manhattan
Kansas
Edith
Gladys McNeilus
Bristow
Lew Williams
Dwight Austin
Largo
Florida
Ben Barnett
Leesa
Ames
F. G. Kocher
Fern Barnett
Jerry Hartema
Sharnon
Alvena Weinberg
Wilbur
Allison
Austin
Waverly Park
Larry Keller
Allen
Walter Wilken
Rita
Church and Community Notices in Clarksville Area
Local religious listings show services at FIRST METHODIST CHURCH and ST. PETER'S LUTHERAN with pastors Clayton Becker and I. Deines. Calvary Baptist hosts guest speaker Harlan Gautschi. Powersville C M A holds 11:00 am worship. Ardith Harters and other residents attend neighborhood activities. John Parker returns to Clarksville. Mrs Kries sails to Hawaii.
Church Services Schedule for John J. Jones Parish
The Church of Christ led by John J. Jones lists Sunday events: Sunday School at 9 30 a m Morning Worship at 10 30 a m Evening service at 7 p m Christian Endeavor at 8 p m Prayer meeting and Bible study at 8 p m Worship Service at 10 a m with the pastor back in the pulpit
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Powersville C. & M. A
Rueben Strecker
North Powersville
Church of Christ
John J. Jones
Christian Endeavor
Sergive
St Pauls Lutheran Church and Bethel Baptist Notice
Marble Rock church schedule lists morning service at 10 30 a m and evening worship at 8 p m Jr B Y F at 7 0 p m Sunday school at 7 30 p m teachers meeting Women of the Church meet at 2 00 p m Mrs Walter Bohl presides at the Iowa District Con vening Conyverly with services at 8 30 a m pastor L J Devies and John M Falconer lead respective churches
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ST. Peter's Lutheran Church I. 3
Deines
Martha Circle
Brotherhood
Minneapolis
Saturd Town
Womens
Wartburg College
Waverly
Dorothy Fischer
Finance Board
Bethel Baptist Church
Marble Rock
John M. Falconer
Jr. B.Y.F
Iowa
Waterfowl Season Opens For 1960 In Iowa Ducks And Geese
Iowa duck hunters get a 50 day season from October 15 to December 3 1960 inclusive with a cool season identical. Goose shooters have 70 days from October 8 to December 16 1960 inclusive. Wilson snipe runs October 15 to November 13 1960 for 30 days. Shooting hours are one half hour before sunrise to sunset, except opening days start at noon CST. Bag and possession limits: Ducks bag three.
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Iowa
Conservation Commission
Large rural kindergarten to operate six bus routes
The district plans the largest rural kindergarten, needing six buses to transport pupils. Noon lunches will cost 25 cents with cash in advance and tickets sold by teachers. Regular meal tickets, weekly and monthly options, and no day tickets are described.
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The
Recorder
Kindergarten Morning and Afternoon Roster Names
A combined list of students and staff for kindergarten sessions includes morning attendees Terry Ackhart through Mary Zimmerman and afternoon participants Michael Adams through Gary Williams, detailing names by time slot across two groups. The text reads as a roster of individuals assigned to morning and afternoon sessions with no additional events or actions described.
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Terry Ackhart
Sandra Astor
Richard Barry
Stanley Brown
Teresa Curtis
Bradley Davis
Randal Ebling
Alan Edeker
David Eimers
Craig Folkerts
Karen Gersema
Christopher Jewell
Jason Klassi
Gregory Landers
Shari Litterer
Bruce Miner
Diane Miller
Marco Rhoads
Renita Riggins
Jan Schafer
Ricky Schwennen
Marilyn Shultz
David Skillen
Shirley Smith
Alan Starkweather
Calvin Steere
Highway 30 relocation suit filed in Polk County
Opponents of moving highway 30 from Marshalltown to Ogden filed suit in Des Moines in Polk County District Court to halt the plan. The group includes motel, restaurant, gas station and property owners along the current route who fear bypassing towns like State Center, Nevada, Ames, Boone and Ogden. Meanwhile a federal report credits Iowa with leading the Midwest in interstate work, noting miles completed, improved, tolled, open, and under construction as of 1975 standards.
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Polk County
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Ogden
State Highway Commission
State Center
Nevada
Ames
Boone
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Gerald Bogan
Iowa Good Roads Association
Iowa
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Clarksville News
L. Coen
Cadillac
Delaval
John Marks
First Methodist Church
Clayton Becker
Calvary Baptist Church
George S. Knutson
Harlan Gautschi
Helena Pagels
Paul Harris
Harris
Ardith Hartera
Carl Hickle
Trona
California
Steve Lahr
Sam Drenth
Alina Hickle
Evangelical-Reformed Church
St. John’s Co
J. Weidler
Nashua
Wilmar
Congregation
First Presbyterian Church
G. F. Butler
John Deere
Dallas
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Greene, Iowa
John Deere Dealer
Weiners
Rudd
VISTA
KERR
Kerr Wide Mouth
Robin Hood
Bartlett
Canning
Cliff's Food Market
Capitol News
Iowa Press Association
Hiway
Lennox
Comfort Craftsman
Greene Farm Equip. & Agriculture Co
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