Jackson-Dayton Homemakers Club Dinner Meeting
The Clarksville News reports the Jackson-Dayton Homemakers Club met at Mrs Gertrude Wilder's home for a cooperative duck dinner followed by a business meeting. Devotions were led by Mrs Darrel Needham and a Christmas Legends program by Mrs Howard Clark. A gift exchange occurred as members including Mesdames Mayer Clark Rosenwinkle Rouse Brinkman Needham Wygle Warstey attended. Coffee was served to conclude. Jeff Luchtenberg, 4, injured in a fall in the barn causing a brain concussion.
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Jackson-Dayton Homemakers Club
Gertrude Wilder
Darrel Needham
Howard Clark
Mesdames
George Mayer
Paul Rosenwinkle
Joe Rouse
Ted Brinkman
Darrell Needham
Mary. A. N. Wygle
Fannie Warstey
Mrs Ben Shepard Taken To Iris Lutheran Home
Mrs Ben Shepard was taken to the Iris Lutheran Home in We last week where she will make her home.
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Ben Shepard
Iris Lutheran Home
Women’s Club Met at Home of Mrs Sievert Reints
Clarksville Womans Club met Frida Warne at Mrs Sievert Reints home with co hosts Mrs Herbert Wedekns and Mrs E W Gregory. In president's absence Mrs Paul Voss presided. Members voted to send 16 dollars to service bays and pay for railing repairs at Amvet Hall. They also voted not to hold January meeting. Attendees listed include Vera Conner Joseph Dobbdn Gomer Evans E W Gienn Hurd Donald Ernest Klunder Harold Roberts Paul Rosenwinkle Paul Voss Fannie Wamsley Edwin Wedeking Bert Wedeking Robert Borglum Lloyd Hanson F E Brown Howard Clark Elmo Nyhns Arnold Schmadeke E W Hamilton Ima Burling Nora Wehrhan. Mrs Harold Roberts presented program Christmas Story with Songs. Chris Koenig patient in Waverly hospital.
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Clarksville
Vera Conner
Joseph Dobbdn
Gomer Evans
E. W Gienn Hurd
Donald Ernest Klunder
P. C. Ias
Harold Roberts
Paul Rosenwinkle
Paul Voss
Fannie Wamsley
Edwin Wedeking
Herbert Wedeking
Robert Borglum
Lloyd Hanson
F. E. Brown
Howard Clark
Elmo Nyhns
Arnold Schmadeke
E. W. Hamilton
Ima Burling
Nora Wehrhan
Williams Injured In Underpass Crash Near Waverly
Bob Williams, 19, lost control on highway 218 and struck the south side of a underpass near Waverly, breaking two poles. Passenger Bruce Jacobs and Williams sustained minor injuries, treated at Mercy Hospital and released. Car damages estimated at $1,000. Williams charged with failure to have the car under control.
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Bob Williams
Chaois Central
Waverly
Willams
Bruce Jacobs
Mercy
Social club meets and aid group gathers few details
The Live and Learn Club plans a Tuesday meeting December 16 at Mrs. Robert Kimball's Shell Rock home with Mrs. Hugo Poppe assisting and each member to bring a 50 cent gift. The Antioch Aid meets Thursday December 18 at Clarksville Café with Mrs. Eber Shepard hosting. No gift exchange but members contribute 50 cents for church painting fund.
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Live
Robert Kimball
Shell Rock
Hugo Poppe
Antioch Aid
Clarksville Cafe
Eber Shepard
54th Anniversary for Mr and Mrs George Weinberg
The Weinbergs will observe their 54th wedding anniversary on December 15. A neighborhood coffee hour marked Mrs Dobbins and others birthdays with nine neighbors present. Neighbors Gerald Dostal and others visited Weinbergs. a cooperative birthday supper honored Mr Raisty.
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George Weinberg
Joseph Dobbins
Wm. Sells
Gerald Dostal
Christel and
Dorene
Protivin
Wayne Weinberg
G. Ft Kellogg
Edna Alsin
Shell Hock
Rick Dar Falls
Austin
Minnesota
Jeennette Coonrad
Charles City
Frank Raisty
Report Farm Changes To Do ASCS Office
ASCS Office urges farmers to report changes in farm ownership or operation and acreage to keep ASCS records accurate. Kenneth E. Hart says report when buying selling leasing or acquiring land and on next town trip if program participation continues. Changes affect farms in ASCS administered programs and must be reported by participating farmers.
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County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Kenneth E. Hart
ASC
Speeding and intoxication fines listed for Iowa and Minnesota residents
Allison and nearby towns report fines for speeding and intoxication. Donald R. Upperman of Allison faces a vascar night speeding charge with 16 dollars in fines and costs. Charles H. Eddins of Buffalo Center charged with speeding tied to a trailer and 9 dollars plus costs. Center cited for failing to appear with 25 dollars. Robert J. Simon of Chaska Minnesota charged with intoxication with 25 dollars and costs. Earl G. Lund of Excelsior Minnesota charged with intoxication with 25 dollars and costs. Bruce Long of Bettendorf charged with speeding with 45 dollars and costs.
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Donald R. Upperman
Allison
Vascarnight
Charles H. Eddins
Buffalo Center
Robert J. Simon
Chaska
Minnesota
Earl G. Lund
Excelsior
Bruce Long
Bettendorf
Church Notes United Methodist Church Activities
Wayne Gields pastor leads weekly schedule with Memorial Committee Friday through Sunday events. Choirs meet daily including Cherub Junior and Senior choirs, with Confirmation Sunday School worship and Christmas program practice. Youth join Carols at Church of the Brethren with lunch to follow.
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United Methodist Church
Wayne Gields
Elizabeth
Naomi Cirele
Ralph Marsh
United Youth
Church of the Brethren
ISEA Recommends 10 Percent Salary Increases for Iowa Teachers
The Iowa State Education Association proposes a 10 percent starting salary rise for first year teachers with a BA for 1970-71 and an average five percent annual index for experienced staff. The plan, approved by the 15 member Executive Board, also calls for a first year MA teacher to earn at least 20 percent more than a BA teacher, plus non-salaried benefits and consultant support to districts.
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Iowa State Education Association
ISEA
Jack Hudson
Iowa
Hudson
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
State of
Fire Safety Guide Warns of Christmas Tree Hazards
State Fire Marshal Wilbur Johnson issues safety guidelines for decorating homes with Christmas trees. He warns dry trees burn intensely and urges simple precautions to prevent tragedy during the holiday season.
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Hazerd
Wilbur Johnson
Johnson
For Sale: Hand Knitted Sweaters and More
For sale notices list items from Mrs. Marvin Barth of Allison Iowa including hand knitted sweaters. Also advertised Christmas trees Scotch and Red Pine in all sizes at Pilot Rock Farm two miles west of Highway 14 on Bristow Road and a half mile south by Leo J. Locs.
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Marvin Barth
Allison, Ia
Pilot Rock Farm
Highway 14
Bristow Road
Leo J. Locs
Practical Holiday Tree Safety Tips for Homes
Choose a fresh firm new tree with firm needles. Cut the butt diagonally above the old cut, place in water, and keep it wet until disposal. Store outside until use and bring in only shortly before Christmas. Flameproofing requires commercial treatment. apply as needed. Inspect wiring for frays, loose connections, and broken sockets. use US approved bulbs. Turn off lights when away or asleep and dispose of wrapping promptly.
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U. S
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