Funeral services held for Lee Alleged in Clarksville
Funeral services were conducted for Lee Alleged at Hiammel rat near Clarksville. Born in Clarksville he married Ida Eber and was connected with Waterloo where he worked until his death. Several mourners attended at Mrs Pool's home as the community recalls his life.
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Hiammelrat
Lee Aleg
Clarksaie
Ida Eber Solu
Rim
Deat
Sears
Tr ‘Vedo
Waterloo
Oh Wi
Mrs Pool
Bertha Herris Died in Woeterlor
Bertha Herris died at home in Issville. Survivors include Melbourne of Rose Hermon and Galen, two sons and a daughter, and 23 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Hammer-A3lattin Funeral Home with burial at Tanwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issville
Melbourne
Rose- Hermon
Galen
Iwo
Mare
Waterloo
Hammer
George Rays Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George Ray will observe their 50th wedding anniversary on February 16 from 2 to 5 at their home. They wed February 16 1914 in Waverly by Albert Rice Methodist minister. The couple farmed near Clarksville, moved to Waterloo in 1924, and he worked 20 years at John Deere with part time sales and service before moving to Clarksville and then to their current home in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ray
Mr Rey
Inzie Best
Waverly
Albert Rice
Clarksville
Waterloo
John Deere Tractor Company
Crowley Underwent Surgery at Cedar Valley Hospital
H. bD. Crowley underwent surgery at Cedar Valley Hospital on Monday, with reports indicating a routine procedure and stable condition post operation.
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H. Bd. Crowley
Cedar Valley Hospital
Social Circle Club to Meet at Skinner's Cafe
The Social Circle Club will convene Thursday afternoon February 13 at Skinner's Cafe with Mrs Beaney Coon serving as hostess.
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Skinner's Cafe
Beaney Coon
Two Couples to Observe Silver Anniversaries Sunday
Mr and Mrs George Eilderts of Clarksville and Mr and Mrs Everett Johnson of Allison will mark their silver wedding anniversaries on Sunday February 5 at St John Lutheran Church parlors from 2 to 3 PM. The couples united in a double wedding February 8 1939 by Rev S M Becker at Clarksville St Lutheran. They have one son and have farmed near Clarksville since their marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eilderts
Clarksvile
Eiverett Johnson
Allison
St. John Lutheran Church
S. M. Becker
St Lutheran Church
Clarksst
Marge A. Johnson
Center
Derts
Ave
Iksville
Local residents visit and family updates across towns
Sylvester of Greene and Mrs A G Nora W along with others attend a gathering Wednesday. Lyle Coon of Janesville visits his mother Mrs Coon. J D Lindle and family stay with relatives in Earle Grove and Kansas City. Ronald Doty and Mrs Doty visit from Minnesota as he recovers from surgery. Viola Gogg and Roy of Marion visit Paul Gogg family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Grove
Kansas City
Missouri
Ronald Doty
Tofte
Minnesota
Richard Hanson
Duluth
M. R. Doty
Doty
Veteran’s Hospital
Des Moines
Viola Gogg
Roy
Marion
Paul Gogg
Navy Forms All Iowa Seahawk VII Recruit Company
Lieutenant Commander Robert E Cayce announced that the Navy will enlist an All Iowa Company named Seahawk VII. The Seahawks will be sworn in February 29 in Des Moines, depart for training at San Diego, and return on leave together while competing for Recruit Honors with other All-State groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Cayce
U. S. Navy
Navy
Seahawks
Des Moines
Naval Training Center
San Diego
California
NSAD Education Committee Met at Mason City Jr. College
The NSAD Education Committee met with nearly all members and several visitors, led by Larry Willer. Bosd Graeber explained the 1963 Vocational Education Act, its plan for high school and adult training, and the need for a legal Iowa plan to qualify for increasing federal funds through 1967 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NSAD
Mason City
Graeber
Congressional Conference Committee
Congress
Towa
Njad Education Study Committee
Ramblerettes sweep eighth graders in two wins
Eighth graders defeat Clarksville 31 to 19 on Thursday and Rudd 38 to 11 on Monday, giving the Ramblerettes seven wins in seven starts. Nineth graders lost to Rudd 33 to 18 after leading at halftime. Leaders include Curtis, Johnson and Lindley with points for their teams, while Greene and local players contributed on both sides.
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Ramblerettes
Clarksville
Rudd
Curtis and
Johnson
Ramblers
Clarksvile
Schrage
Green
Barnhart
Gery
Landers
Spindler
Meavis
Lucis
Astar
Roi Schafer
Schultry
Shul Spindler
Weiche
Auser
Arother
Bamker
Shipman
Engels Wau
Senne
Greene
Curtis
Kehoe
Brinkman
Pattschul
Leavens
Wihim
Glass
Werman
Barmhart
Teffr
Night speeding fines in Greene court records
Greene residents faced fines for night speeding. Waffetts Court Donelad Frankln Butzlaff paid 12 dollars fine and 10600 dollars costs. J P Knight's Court Charles Arthur Teeple paid 1200 dollars fine and 4 dollars costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waffetts Court
Donelad Frankln
Marvin Grace Completes Advanced Infantry Training
Pvt Marvin W. Grace son of Mr and Mrs Frank W Grace of Greene completed eight weeks of advanced infantry training under the Reserve Forces Act at Fort Gordon Georgia on January 31. The 24 year old National Guardsman previously finished basic at Fort Jackson South Carolina and is a 1957 Marble Rock High School graduate who earned a master’s degree from the University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin W. Grace
Frank W. Grace
Greene
U. S. Army Training Center
Fort Gordon
Georgia
Grace
Army
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
Marble Rock Consolidated High School
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Gene Miller Sentenced in Parkersburg Assault Case
Gene Miller, 35, of Parkersburg, arrested January 29 in Parkersburg by the sheriff, faced assault and battery and intoxication charges. In Judge Dean Wiegmann’s court he pleaded guilty to both and received 30 days for the assault with 30 days suspended on the intoxication charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Miller
Parkersburg
Allison
Miller
Dean Wiegmann
Man Pleads Guilty To Intoxication Charge In Allison Court
Eugene Fred Graham age 32 of Parkersburg appeared in Wiegmann's Court in Allison Sunday morning on an alleged intoxication charge. He pleaded guilty and paid a $100 fine plus $4 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Fred Graham
Parkersburg
Wiegmann
Allison
Miller appoints nomination committee for Education Committee
Miller formed a nomination committee to select a slate of candidates for Education Committee officers. The move aims to streamline leadership selection and energize vocational education efforts within the area.
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Miller
Business Workshop for Farm Families Announced
Kay Connells announces a two day Business Workshop for Farm Families with L. J. Bodensteiner and Mrs. Marcena Ver Ploeg assisting. The sessions on February 14 and 21 in Allison Extension Office cover management tools budgeting records and family business planning. Registration ends February 13 with a small fee covering coffee and drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Connells
L. J. Bodensteiner
Marcena Ver Ploeg
Allison
Ihe
Connelly
Signup Near for Feed Grain Program 1964
Farmers may sign up February 10 through March 27 for the 1964 feed grain program. Participation is voluntary and applies to corn, grain sorghum, and barley. Each producer must divert at least 20 percent of the farm’s total feed grain base to approved conservation uses. payments depend on diverted crop rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Stubbe
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
Luther Church Weekly Schedule Promoted Activities
Services at Saint Peter's Lutheran Church include 10 am Sunday worship and 9 am Sunday School. Midweek events feature ALCW board at 7 30 pm and Luther League at 7 30 pm. Junior and senior confirmations run 9 am to 11 am Saturday with related circles meeting on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons.
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ST. Peter's Lutheran Church
First Lutheran Church
Waterloo
Rebecca Circle
Chris Crosby
Lydia
Wm. Steere Jr
Naomi
Martha Circle
Mars Circle
Jim Menken
Church calendar includes services and meetings across two congregations
First Methodist Church lists services from Sunday School at 9 45 a m Worship at 10 45 a m and programs for Junior and Senior Choirs Ambassadors Class and Official Board with events on Feb 11 and 13 at the Truitt home Calvary Baptist Church led by George S Knutson presents Korea The Land of Children with slides and narration and schedules Sunday School Worship Youth Service Adult Bible Study and Evening Service with midweek 7 30 p m service plus Women’s Missionary Society on Feb 12 at 2 00 p m including host Leona Mor ef
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Truitt
Esther Circle
Calvary Baptist Church
George S. Knutson
Korea
Land of Children
International Christian Relief
Unday
Women’s Missionary Society
Leona Moref
Local Church Schedules and 1964 Feed Grain Program
Butler churches list services and meetings including Sunday worship at First Presbyterian with various youth and choir activities and the Union Lenten services starting February 16. Church of Christ also outlines service times. The county ASCS office in Allison explains 1964 feed grain program improvements allowing up to 50 percent diversion of base and higher payments, urging farmers to plan for signup.
Butler County Supervisors tax and personnel actions 1984
The Board of Supervisors approves levies by school districts towns and townships per statute. It certifies state tax free land statements for several districts and instructs the auditor to deduct these taxes from estimates. The board votes to move Treasurer to collect estate taxes while preserving old age recipient lists. resignation of County Recorder L DeBuwer is accepted effective December 31 1984.
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Board of Supervisors
Butler County
Iuwa
Bauer County
Iowa
Corperatioos
Jackson
Clarksville
Lestricks
Aplington
Parkersburg
Arisant
Sar Oak
Saa
Wats Voss Pupigerkwueather
Harcla
E. Donald
Starkweather and Ustema
State Social Welfare
Iamige
Starkweather
Boxer L. DeBuwer
Ice Fishing Fair To Good Across Iowa Waters
The State Conservation Commission reports fair to good ice conditions across Iowa. In northwest Iowa West Okoboji slows while Spirit Lake stays average. Mississippi River area north of Harpers Ferry and Guttenberg reports average with good panfish yields. Ellis Lake and Red Haw at Chariton excel for bluegills. Missouri River and oxbows are very slow this season.
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State Conservation Commission
Great Lake
Iowa
West Okoboji
Spirit Lake
Mississippi River
Harpers Ferry
Guttenberg
Bellevue
Ellis Lake
Red Haw
Missouri River
Iowans Miss Many Winter Activities
Everett Speaker director of the State Conservation Commission says Iowans miss outdoor winter enjoyment due to staying indoors during cold months. He notes winter can offer outdoor activities and scenic experiences if people choose to engage outside.
Church Activities Schedule for Brethren Church
Darrell C. Fryman leads the Church of the Brethren with choir practice at 7:30 p.m. Church School begins at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship is at 11:00 a.m. Women's Fellowship gathers at Mrs. Verne Fish's home at 2:00 p.m.
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Church OF the Brethren
Darrell C. Fryman
Women’s Fellowship
Verne Fish
Winter Outdoor Recreation Boosts Spirits Across State Parks
The Speaker notes a broad range of winter activities with ice fishing at normal levels and good hunting for rabbits fox coyotes and crows. Visitors enjoy thousands of park acres, warm shelters by fires after skiing tobogganing and ice skating, promising lively outdoors amid a dull season.
Capitol Fire Marshal Straup resigns effective February
State Fire Marshal R J Straup 49 of Melcher resigns effective Feb 1 citing health pressures and requests transfer to a field territory as deputy state fire marshal. He was appointed in August 1962. William Sueppel names Wilbur Johnson acting fire marshal. Straup will serve as deputy for 14 western central counties in Carroll.
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R. J. Straup
Melcher
Straup
William Sueppel
Suenpel
Wilbur Johnson
Ottumwa
Carroll
Church Schedule and Events for Marble Rock and Sheffield
St Pauls American Lutheran Church Marble Rock lists Morning Worship at 8:30 am and Sunday School at 9:30 am led by Pastor Stephen Engelstad. Aredalke Iona Methodist Church shows Kenneth J Harden as pastor with Junior High and Senior M Y F at 7:30 pm. Sub-District Training at Sheffield February 7 at 7:30 pm for Morningside-Cornell College Capital Funds Campaign, Worship 9:30 am, The Heart of the Matter is a Matter of the Heart, Sunday School 10:30 am. Mission Study begins February 12 at 7:30, M Y F chili and soup supper February 14 at 5:00 pm.
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ST. Paul’s American Lutheran Church
Marble Rock
Stephen Engelstad
Methodist Church
Aredalke
Iona
Kenneth J. Harden
M. Y.F
Morningside-Cornell College Capital Funds
Sheffield
M.Y.F
Man Charged With DWI After Three-Vehicle Crash
Walter William Ferch, 47, of Charles City, appeared in Wiegmann's Court Allison on February 3 on an operating while intoxicated charge. Bond of 500 dollars was posted for the next term. Ferch allegedly drove in a three car collision north of Parkersburg the prior night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter William Ferch
Charles City
Wiegmann
Allison
Ferch
Parkersburg
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Lee Smith
Ntinue
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Bertha Herris
Woeterlor
George Rays
S. D. Pooley Lumber CO
Lewa
Lowa
Irving van Raden
Dial Farm
Marvin Grace
Marcena Ver
PLOEG
First Methodist Church
Wayne Gjerde
First Presbyterian Church
Butler
G. F
Women’s Association
Fight For Freedom
Church OF Christ
William Whitney
Stubbe
ASCS
Capitol News
Greene Farm Equip. Agric. Co
O.M.V
Martin Senour
Pai
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