Clarksville collision injures two with bus empty
Ed Wost, a Clarksville rural carrier, and Mrs Martin Lindner, Clarksville school bus driver, collided on an icy rural road. Lindner was treated and released at Waverly hospital and sent home. Yost was hospitalized in Waterloo with multiple fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wost
Clarksville
Martin Lindner
Lindner
Waverly Hospital
Yost
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Woman's Club Smorgasbord and Guest Day Held
The Clarksville Woman's Club held a Friday noon smorgasbord at the Community Church social hall with hostesses Mrs. Gay Jackson Mrs. Joe Bailey and Miss Nora Wehrman The event marked annual guest day A devotional by Mrs Homer Detra followed by group singing and performances by Mrs Robert Boyd Mrs Gomer Evans Mrs Seivert Reints and eleven high school students with a program titled Radiantly a star shines across the years 18 members and 13 guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Joseph Dobbins
Miller
Mrs. E. R. Leigh Dies in Omaha at 89
Mrs. E. R. Leigh, age 89, died Monday morning at Methodist Hospital in Omaha. Survived by son Lewis Leigh of Omaha and daughter Mrs. E. M. Mark of Clarksville, plus four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Brewer Korisko Chapel and burial followed at Hillcrest Memorial Park in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Mark
Omaha
Nebraska
E. R. Leigh
Methodist Hospital
Lewis Leigh
Clarksville
Brewer Korisko Chapel
Hillcrest Memorial Park
Car Collision Injures Local Driver at Main Street
Herbert Wilcox was driving Saturday afternoon when his car was struck by a vehicle driven by Vern Wede king at the south corner of Main Street. Wilcox was taken by ambulance to Waverly hospital for observation and treatment.
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Herbert Wilcox
Vern Wedeking
Main Street
Mr. Wilcox
Waverly Hospital
Clarksville Local Notes and Social Items
Clarksville residents report multiple travels and family updates. Diane Bolin returned to Town City for more surgery while Richard Schwartz moved 82 year old Charles Brinkman from Waverly to Good Samaritan Home in St Ansgar. W R Paulsen went to Waverly hospital for a light coronary. Art and Edward Thompson and Diane moved into a new home in St Charles. Firemen responded to a smoky incident at the Harris farm near Clarksville with no damage. Antioch Aid and Live and Learn Club set December meetings with festive details and bingo gifts. Severs family planning winter in Zephyrhills Florida with son Warren driving home the car.
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Diane Bolin
Mgr
Neil Bolin
Town City
Richard Schwartz
Charles Brinkman
Waverly Hospital
Good Samaritan
St. Ansgar
W. R. Paulsen
Art Thompson
Dean Klunder
Allen
St. Charles
Missouri
Edward Thompson
Diane
Clarksville
Paul Harris
Kenneth Kettwig
Antioch Aid
Donald Austin
John Martin
George Maurer
Eldora
James Allan
John
Allison
Live and Learn Club
Robert Kimball
Leo Garbes
O. E. Severs
Zephyrhills
Florida
Warren Severs
Local court notes fines and releases across several cases
Fines were imposed on Dean Wiegmann Allison Iena Norman Brown from Dumont for false drawing and uttering checks with restitution and release. Clarence A. Anderson of Parkersburg charged with speeding 35 in a 25 zone by paying a $10 fine plus costs. Charles Z. Penagan of Anaheim California faced concealed weapon and improper registration charges with a $350 bond on both counts, bond not furnished. Richard L. Wiltse, 18, of Waterloo arrested November 28 by the Highway Patrol for driving with license suspended and released on own recognizance to return to District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Wiegmann
Allison
Iena Norman Brown
Dumont
Clarence A. Anderson
Parkersburg
Charles Z. Penagan
Anaheim
California
Richard L. Wiltse
Waterloo
Highway Patrol
Wiltse
Heart Association names Butler County unit officers
Dr Luke Chang announces the 1968 Butler County Heart Unit board of directors led by D M Everson M D as president with Mrs Francis Wilson as vice president Senator Vernon Kyhl as fund chairman Miss Ruth Miller as secretary and Dale E Schroeder as treasurer and memorial chairman. The group plans geographic area representation with two area chairmen per four township area and one per town while promoting public education and the Why Risk A Heart Attack program. Memorial gifts support Iowa Heart Research and the North Iowa Stroke Rehabilitation Program with community education and home care services. Memorial chairmen include Wayne Rohling Dale Schroeder O A Bailey Parker Schmitz James Gibson and the Weblos Boy Scout Troop led by Kenny Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Chang
Mason City
Iowa Heart Association
Butler County
Butler County Heart Unit
D. M. Everson
M. D
Shell Rock
Francis Wilson
Clarksville
Vernon Kyhl
Parkersburg
Butler County Heart Fund
Ruth Miller
Allison
Dale E. Schroeder
First State Bank of Greene
John van Eschen
Ceart
Chang
The
Heart Association
Everson
North Iowa
North Central Division of
Stroke Project
E. M. Mark
North
Dale Schroeder
First State Bank
Greene
O. A. Bailey
Parkersburg State Bank
Parker Schmitz
Allison State Bank
James Gibson
Security State Bank
Kenny Knight
Two Pleaded Guilty To OMVI Charges
Two men Norman R. Main and Merle R. Martin pleaded guilty in Butler County District Court to Operating a Motor Vehicle While Intoxicated. Each paid 300.60 in fines and costs. Licenses were revoked for 60 days. Main was arrested south of Allison October 9 and Martin in Parkersburg March 3.
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Butler County
Norman R. Main
Grand River
Iowa
Merle R. Martin
Waterloo
Main
Allison
Martin
Parkersburg
Ten Ramblers rally as Rich Siemens leads scoring
Ten Ramblers dominated the scoring column with Rich Siemens at 18 points, Larry Eimers 10, Gary Johnson 9, Wendell Stuntz 8, and Bruce Nettleton 7. Greene held a 39 33 rebounding edge over the Indians led by Siemens 12 and Stuntz 8. Sutton's Ramblerettes beat Clarksville 48 34 as Greene guards limited opponents to 18 points through three quarters and only one field goal in the 3rd period.
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Ramblers
Rich Siemens
Larry Eimers
Gary Johnson
Wendell Stuntz
Bruce Nettleton
Greene
Indians
Siemens
Stuntz
Sutton
Ramblerettes
Clarksville
Alison
Weichers
Stauffer
MoeRoberts
Hogs Require Health Papers for Breeding Sales
Recent cholera outbreaks in Towa highlight that hogs sold for breeding must carry valid health papers. District vets warn that intrastate sales require vaccination certificates or owner notarized statements, with a 21 day quarantine if not moved within 24 hours. Brucellosis tests within 60 days are needed, and certificates must be carried by the trucker for movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Sedlecek Pleads Guilty to Breaking and Entering
Thomas G. Sedlecek of Omaha Nebraska pleaded guilty to breaking and entering in the nighttime. He received a 10 year sentence suspended and was paroled to the Iowa State Board of Parole. He was charged with breaking into Brandt Elevator at Allison on September 1st. Also listed is a used rug sale by Mrs Eunice Schmidtke in Greene with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Sedlecek
Omaha
Nebraska
Anamosa
Iowa State Board of Parole
Sedlecek
Allison
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Clarksville News
Mrs. Mark
Ray
SPERRY_RAY INSURANCE
WC Pea Sd
Greene Farm Equip. & Agric. Co
Greene, Iowa
Gary’s Sinclair
Officers of Heart Association
OMVI
Irving van Raden
Dial Farm
Bristow Locker PH
Bristow
Ann Allison
Donna Weichers
Mary Stauffer
Jane McRoberts
Karen Barnhart
Connie Wihli
Myrna Landers
Susan Astor
A. Roose
A. Lindley
N. Jans
S. Arenholz
L. Sells
Suena
Joyce Niehaus
Jean Leven
Janola Bienemann
Karen Ni
Iowa Dept. of Agriculture
Eunice Schmidtke
Alma Heckman
Hillegas
Bill Astor
Jim Heckman
Franklin Schuknecht
Peoples Natural Gas Division
Northern Natural Gas Company
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