Clarksville News Engages Two Clarksville Daughters
Mr and Mrs Robert Yardo of New Hartford announce engagements of daughters Pamela and Patricia to Howard E Ko of Miro and Mrs Axel Kehi of New Hartford. Bride-elect works at a bank in Cedar Falls and is connected to a box factory in erloon with wedding planned for 1964.
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Robert Yardo
New Hartford
Clarksville
Pamela
Patricia
Howard E. Ko 2
Miro
Axel Kehi
Minas National Bank
Cedar Falls
Erloon
Nefore
Nefore At Armmorta ‘ Des Vmeanes
Ana
Rites Held for Melusine Voss 83
Melusine Nordman Voss born February 4 1880 in Germany came to America with her parents and lived near Clarksville in Pleasant Valley. She married F H Voss October 4 1900 and lived on a farm before moving to Clarksville. Funeral services were held at Immanuel United Church of Christ with Rev Reuben J Topp officiating. Interment in Lynwood Cemetery. The Hammel and Martin Funeral Home arranged the services.
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Melusine Nordman Voss
Henry
Carolyn Freitag Nordman
Snessinghausen
Germany
America
Pleasant Valley
Clarksville
F. H. Voss
Ore
Alr
Clarks Ale
Voss
A Bierman
Spr Dl
Minnesota
Ibro Ebates
Immanuel United Church of Christ
Reupen J. Topp
Lynwood
Hammel and Martin Funeral
Thanksgiving Guests At Satory Residence
Thanksgiving Day supper and evening guests gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Satory and Maury. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jacobs with Jane, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kim and Bryce of Cedar Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Clark of Waverly, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark, Mrs. Dave and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sinram and Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Don Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ressler, Mrs. Charles Stepard, Weigle and son of Waterloo, and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Brown and family of Waverly.
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Norman Satory
Maury
Herbert Jacobs
Jane
R. W. Kim
Bryce
Cedar Falls
Steve Clark
Waverly
Howard Clark
Dave and Sons
Myr
Mirs
Lester Sinram
Ruth
Don Davis
Carl Ressler
Charles Stepard
Anc
Dave Clark
Waterloo
Aneir Ney
Wedla
Clar
Hens Voss
Melvin Brown
Brown
Carl Priepke
Rudolph Priepke
Carl
Fred Cerequas
Elmhurst
Mwlizois
K. K. Kramer
Mason City
Local Subscription Rates for Butler Floyd and Dougherty Areas
Rates listed for publication area zones: $3.50 for first to fourth zones with $4.00 beyond. $4.50 for single copies. 10 cents by mail and 15 cents elsewhere. Policies reflect local distribution specifics and pricing tiers.
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Butler
Floyd Counties
Dougherty
Hospital Absconds as Fred Hinners Is Taken by Armed Men
In a chaotic incident at the hospital, Fred Hinners was abducted by armed men while under medical care. Charles, reportedly involved, remains unconfirmed as hospital staff seek to secure the patient and locate the assailants. Local authorities launched an investigation and alerted neighboring facilities.
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Fred Hinners
Amtal
Charles
Hosrans
Towa
Thanksgiving Day Reminiscences Across Clarksville Area
Thanksgiving activities, visits, and residence transfers are noted across Clarksville and nearby towns. Families including the Gosts Gogg Clarksville relations and Keller clan share meals and hospitality with relatives in Nashua Cedar Falls Rockford and Tucson while properties change hands and residents assist one another.
State Hc Commissioner Post Set. MA A Eligibility Rules
The state executive council cleared hiring a new state health commissioner with a base pay cap of 21000 annually, the vacancy since Dr Edmund Zimmerers death last summer. Applications for medical assistance for the aged begin Monday December 2 under new MA A rules, with asset and income limits and exemptions. Iowa liquor commission reports July to September liquor sales up nine percent. Bettendorf and Burlington stores show significant gains in the first months of the new fiscal year.
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Edmund Zimmerer
Iowa Liquor Commission
Bettendorf
Burlington
Recent Frosts Spark Fall Fishing in Iowa
Iowa fishermen boost fall angling after frosts as the State Conservation Commission reports strong walleye fishing on the Mississippi River and good catches in most walleye rivers. Panfish and bass appear in farms and impoundments while Great Lakes and other natural lakes offer excellent fall angling opportunities.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
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