Thanksgiving Dinner Reunion Counts Ten Siblings
The Bristow News reports a Thursday noon gathering in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Schrage. Ten siblings aged 70s and 80s, from a family of twelve children of which ten live, meet for Thanksgiving. The piece also notes the 17th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Van Dyke and lists a long chain of visiting relatives and dinner guests across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Schrage
Schrage
Ralph Wubbena
Clyde Allan
Fred Schrage
William Schrage
Alyson
Gus Dietrich
Jeni
Joan Dernbusch
Shell Rock
Mintie Vorgts
Parkersb Hrase
Mary Ann Olumann
Allison
Karen
Jean Senrage
al Wendt
van Dyke
Andrew Kruger
Henry Kruger
Percy Merrill Sr
John Etzen
Aredale
Lorne Boylan
Des Moines
Boylan
Ray Hahn
John John
Clayton Hershey
Robert Jeve
Lester Rogers
A. J. Meyer
Henry Liebrands
Aplington
Dick Kruger
Parburg
George A. Meyer
Bill Rosenwinkle
Clarksville
Glen Siefken
Becky
Gene Bruhn
Charles Wheeler
Charles City
Glen Wiegmann
Lawrence Finke
Mary Niehaus
Dean Morford
Casper
Wyoming
Til Morford
Melvin Mennen
Near Allison
Harry Terrill
Hampton
Harley Duffield
Gus Tundh
Algona
Visiting Parents Miss Sidmore Spends Week at Sidmore Home
Miss Wilma Sidmore of Wood Ward visited her parents Mr and Mrs Bill Sidmore, staying from Wednesday through Friday in their home. The trip highlighted family gathering and local social ties in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Sidmore
Woodward
Bill Sidmor
Dora True Feted At Farewell
A supper was held Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd True to bid farewell to Mrs. Dora True of Greene who will spend the winter in Algona. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd True Mark and Janice Marble Rock Mr. and Mrs Elmer True Barbara and Vern Clarksville and Richard Klink Rockford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Boylan
Ivan Yost
Clarksville
Mr. Boylan
al Wendt
James Miller
Don Muessigmann
Dumont
Bill Beadle
G. W. Beadle
Burdine Hahn
Ffamily
Paul Weiland
Dewayne de Berg
Ray
Dean Morford
Casper
Wyoming
Lyle Morford
George Stewart
Don Miller
Waterloo
Richard Merrill
State Denter
Joe Merrill
Lee Hahn
Henry Kielman
Ray Hahn
Riener Wubbena
Robert Wubbena
Iowa City
D. A. Newbury
Henry Orth
Jim Freerks
Boylan
Wilford Griner
Greene
P. K. Miller
E. O. Griner
Paul Miller
Dunkerton
Charles Reed
Des Moines
Orville Stewart
Harry Card
Sheffield
Ray Stewart
Hampton
Til Morford
Casper. Wroming
Floyd True
Dora True
Algona
Mark
Janice
Marble Rock
Elmer True
Barbara
Vern
Richard Klink
Rockford
Minneapolis visitor stays with Alison family this week
Alvin Alison of Minneapolis Minnesota spent the week in the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Alison and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Alison
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Mrs
Robert Alison
Potluck Supper Held by Church of Christ Members
About 50 Church of Christ members gathered Wednesday evening in the Legion Hall for a potluck supper followed by a midweek Bible study. Mrs. Bill Beadle played the recorder during the program. Pastor and Mrs. G. W. Beadle supplied pop for attendees.
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Church of Christ
Legion Hall
Bill Beadle
G. W. Beadle
Bristow Locals Attend Social Visits and Guests
Local residents travel between Bristow and nearby towns for visits and dinners. Al Wendt hosts and hosts others. families including Van Dyke, Jackson, Wilder, and Miller share gatherings in Nora Springs, Marble Rock, Allison, and Des Moines areas over several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Wendt
Clara Jackson
Rubben Mullee
Aland
Henry Kruger
Ben van Dyke
Henry van Dyke
Tom
Deborah van Dyke
Marle Correll
Faribault
Bernice Wilder
Allison
Merle Miler
Famils
Des Moinnes
John Jacobs
Nora Sprin
Emmett Graves
Marble Rock
Ray Hunn
al Weard
And
Mirs
John Miller
Nora Springs
Robert Alison
Deloris and Bruce
Clara Jack
Mable Correll
Minnesota
Mr and
Henrs van Dyke and Sons
Capitol News Sparks Iowa GOP Clash Over Hughes Leadership
Iowa Republicans accuse Gov Harold Hughes of frenzied leadership and claim his policies divide rural and urban voters. George Nagle criticizes Hughes for overstepping propriety, cites riots at Anamosa and Fort Madison, and warns against direct prisoner office communications undermining parole and control boards.
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Iowa
Harold Hughes
George Nagle
Cedar Falls
Nagle
State College of Iowa
Ately
Hughes
Anamosa Men's Reformatory
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Parole Board
Board of Control
Boundary Dispute Over 80000 Acres in Iowa and Nebraska
Governor Hughes appointed a 9 member boundary committee to fix the state line. State Rep Merle Hagedorn estimates 80000 acres are unpaid taxes in the disputed area along the Missouri River as changes in the river’s course raise boundary questions ahead of the 1965 legislature.
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Governor's Boundary Committee
Iowa
Nebraska
Merle Hagedorn
Clay County
Hughes
Missouri River
Iowa municipal league president urges higher gasoline tax
Maurice Te Paske of Sioux Center, outgoing president of the Iowa League of Municipalities, called at the league meeting for an additional gasoline tax and diverting existing gas taxes to cities. He said the tax would have residents pay their share rather than shift costs to property owners and renters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa League of Municipalities
Maurice Te Paske
Sioux Center
League
Te Paske
Secretary A Named Executive Secretary in Iowa Alcoholism Panel
Charles A. Churan Jr of Chicago has been named executive secretary of the Iowa State Committee on Alcoholism, following two years of service in a related capacity. He previously worked in Chicago in public health administration and brings experience in program coordination and community outreach.
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Chicago
Iowa State Committee On
Charles A. Churan, Jr
Iowa official urges education and rehab for drinkers
The Chicago halfway house manager said one in fifteen social drinkers may become compulsive. He noted the commission would stress education from high school onward and alcoholic rehabilitation. He urged problem drinkers or friends to write to him in Des Moines.
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Chicago
Churan
Des Moines
Woodbury County Boards Votes to Buy 140 Voting Machines
The Woodbury County board approved the purchase of 140 voting machines, addressing the county’s status as the largest in the state without such equipment. Machines are due for delivery April 1, allowing the auditor time to install ahead of the June primary elections.
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Woodbury
State hires two veteran penitology experts to study Iowa system
The state board of control engaged Dr. Garrett Heyne of Olympia Washington and Myrl Alexander of Carbondale Illinois to conduct a comprehensive study of Iowa's penal system. Heyne directs the Washington State Department of Institutions while Alexander, ex-assistant director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, leads the Center of Study of Crime Delinquency and Corrections at Southern Illinois University.
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State Board of Control
Iowa
Garrett Heyne
Olympia
Wash
Myrl Alexander
Carbondale
JW Illinois
Heyne
Washington State Department of Institutions
Alexander
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Southern Iinois University
TACTICS In Reapportionment Debate Attracts Criticism
Citizens for Reapportionment attack Shaff plan tactics cited by Robert Beck, chairman, who accuses opponents of questionable methods. Beck reported a Waterloo labor paper used photo trickery to imply three state schools presidents oppose the Shaff plan, which none of the presidents authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens For
Aredale Methodist Church Observes 40th Anniversary
The Aredale Methodist Church marked its 40th anniversary on Sunday, November 24. About 180 members and friends attended an afternoon program at the church, concluding with a coffee hour in the fellowship rooms. Rev. Kenneth Harden serves as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Aredale Methodist Church
Kenneth Harden
Local notes from Aredale and Mercy Hospital
Marion White marked another birthday at the Preston White home Thursday night. W M Buttjer, patient at Mercy Hospital in Waverly, shows improvement. Mrs Lee Cutler ill at Carl Corporan home remains about the same. Charlotte Zimmerman visited Bell Hemm and Oscar White homes Sunday morning. Mrs Neil Nelson honored Thursday at Methodist Church parlors with a program games and gift. Nelson family plans to move soon and opposes the plan to use their picture.
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Marion White
Preston White
W. M. Buttjer
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Lee Cutler
Carl Corporan
Charlotte Zimmerman
Bell Hemm
Oscar White
Neil Nelson
Methodist
Nelson
Prisoner Reentry Survey Reports Iowa Town Hiring Attitudes
A pilot study by Dr. Walter Lunden of Iowa State University found 58 percent of retail employers and 43 percent of service employers in a 3000-population Iowa community would hire released prisoners after their release.
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Iowa
Walter Lunden
Iowa State University
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