Nancy Ostendorf Delmar Hemmes vow in Bristow ceremony
Nancy L Ostendorf daughter of M&M Edwin Ostendorf of Bristow and Delmar D Hemmes son of Mrs Delbert Hemmes and the late Mr Hemmes of Hampton exchanged vows in a candlelight double ring ceremony at First Reformed Church Bristow Rev Norman Flink officiated The bride wore a satin floor length gown with lace and chiffon overlay and carried white carnations with an orchid bouquet The mothers wore orchid gowns and corsages The bridal party wore purple gowns with white or lavender floral accents 175 guests attended from surrounding towns The couple are graduates of Allison-Bristow and Hampton High Schools and he from Hampton High School
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Nancy L. Ostendorf
M&m
Edwin Ostendorf
Bnstow
Delmar D. Hemmes
Delbert Hemmes
Mr. Hemmes
Hampton
Norman Flink
First Reformed Church
Bristow
Melvin Mennen
Allison
Garry Rottink
Cindy Winkowitsch
Pam DeBerg
Jeannette Ostendorf
Maid of Honor
Dale Blau
Latimer
Lee Green
Joe Paulaus
Randy Evans
Dumont
Dennis Winkowitsch
Karen Thorsen
Diana Judge
Clifford Winkowitsch
Donald Bangs
Doreen Rottink
Oisie Winkowitsch
Allison-Bristow High School
Cooper Motors
Hampton High School
Bristow News social notes recall town guests and visits
Local items list visits by Mrs. Norma Licheld of Laporte City, Mrs. Alvesa Tree and Mrs. Sarah Wiegmann, and many M M pairs from Greene Dumont Hampton Allison and more. Highlights include fishing brag by Glenn Harms at Viking Lake with a 30 pound 4 ounce catfish.
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Norma Licheld
Laporte
Lester Eberline
Alvesa Tree
Sarah Wiegmann
Frieda Rover
Greene
Percy Merrill Sr
Mon
M&m
Halden Collins
Dumont
Walter Wunsch
Carol
M&m Minne Folkerts
Sun
al Wendtsport
Glenn Harms
Stanton
Iowa
Viking Lake
Nixon resigns presidency and Ford assumes office
In a historic move, Richard M. Nixon resigns as President and Gerald R. Ford becomes President at age 61. The piece notes the pursuit of economy amid inflation and criticism of defense spending, including a $83.2 billion Defense budget and a separate $3 billion military construction bill, plus concerns over F-111 aircraft costs and a large number of counselors. It also covers Nixon vetoing the Agriculture Appropriation bill and a section on French farmers blocking pork from Communist China, followed by Iowa potato sprouting guidance from Kermit Hildahl.
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Richard M. Nixon
United States
Gerald R. Ford
House of Representatives
Mixon
U.S. Senate
Nixon
Congress
Department of Defense
Defense Department
Robert Strange McNamara
Lyndon Johnson
Fort Worth
Tex
Boeing Aircraft Co
Senate
Richard Nixon
Red
China
le Harre
Communist
France
Repair work at Butler Center Cemetery after vandalism
Heeren, Henry Henrichs and son Don, Albert DeBower, John Jacobs, Ben Van Legen and Son Dale, Charles Bohner, Percy Merrill, Henry Jacobs, Harm Stoppelmoor and Andrew Johnson met at the Butler Center Cemetery Wednesday afternoon with a tractor, lft, bars, shovels and wheelbarrows to reset toppled and broken tombstones from a two week ago vandalism. Lunch was provided by Mrs Henry Henrichs with help from Mrs Vera Hoodjer. Save gas and nerves shop in Greene.
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M&m
Nilus Hanawalht
Rockford
Deborah van Dyke
Minneapolis
Minn
Ben van Dyke
Dumont
Sar
al Wendt
Henrietta Lindeman
Mildred Boylan
Kurt Kramer
Bill Rosenwinkle
Kelli
Clarksville
Glen Siefken
Becky
Small Wed
Gene Bruhn
Bettendorf
Grace Duffield
Sun
G. W. Beadle
Vincent Kramer
Jean
Allison
Earl Wiegmann
Sarah Wiegmann
Mark Siefken
Sheldon
Bill Kruse
Ernest Brocka
Kenneth Wunsch
Greene
Minne Folkerts
Sioux Falls
M.D
Adolf Henning
Sherlee
Frieda Rover
Mem Melville Eberline
Lester Eberline
Clara Schnabel
Hampton
Susan Flanigan
Lee Hahn
Wayne Kramer
Mary Hahn
Burdine Hahn
Henry van Dyke
Gene Brohn
George
Annie Rieken
Rosie Riggen
Harry Card
Vera Stewart
Tom
Dale Eisentrager
Delisha
Douglas & Tammy
M&m Mann
Filt Heeren
Henry Henrichs & Son
Don
Albert DeBower
John Jacobs
Ben van Legen
Henry Henrichs
Vera Hoodjer
Save Gas and Nerves
WSCS Meeting At Methodist Church In August 1974
The WSCS of the Methodist Church met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Paul Weiland’s home with 12 members present. Mrs. John Harms led the lesson, continuing the group’s activities in the Greene Recorder.
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the Greene Recorder
WSCS
Methodist Church
Paul Weiland
John Harms
Tax breaks and deductions for seniors and bar exam costs
Taxpayers age 63 and older may qualify for some favorable tax provisions, including higher basic incomes limits and specific credits. Bar exam fees and related course costs are not deductible business expenses. Refund delays occur when filers neglect to attach required information or provide current addresses. Bad debt deductions for loans to a son are generally not allowed unless you can prove uncollectibility and future worthlessness.
Stanley presses stance on campaign money from groups
Muscatine Republican US Senate hopeful Dave Stanley reaffirmed his refusal to take funds from pressure groups and urged others to do the same. He praised North Dakota Democrats for rejecting group money, noting his opponent John Culker has taken contributions from 29 groups. Stanley backs funding campaigns through individual contributions or party channels. A second item notes Marvin Martin family in Harlan found tomato like growths on potato plants, a horticultural oddity linking to plant families.
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House of Representatives
Nixon
United States
U.S. Department of Justice
Congressional
Ms Opinion
House
Senate
Dave Stanley
Muscatine
U.S
Congress
Stanieos
Stanley
North Dakota
Democratic Party
Afte
John Culker
Cedar Rapids
Fargo-Moorhead Forum
Etouds
Marvin Martin
Harlan
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Delmar Hemmes
Bristow News
Percy Merrill
Ome
God
Missouri Ozarks
St. Louis
Franklin Apartments
H. R. Gross
Capitol
Ford
Iowa State University Extension Horticulturists
Kermit Hildahl
Hildahn
Hildahl
Horticultous
Hildah
Fred J. Hawker
Mike Nemmers
Linda Kruse
The
Greene Recorder
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TRS
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