Rollers League Stats and High Scores Across Local Clubs
Tuesday January 29 1974 reports reveal weekly high scores across multiple leagues. Notable scores include Gail Schafer 166 and 163 for 487, Lois McBurney 174 for 446, Dorothy Fischer 176, June Hast 201, and Lois McBurney 569 across events. League names include Lois Upholstery Miller and Marsh, Fez's Corner Dress Shop, Alley Cat League, and Town & Country peace Sneed Ins. Ballpark results list various teams such as Fez's, Bl um, Dor othy's, Zurcher, El Bar, Dralle's, and Riverside with high scorers across genders and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roma Marshall
Ollie Henline
Bonnie Knapp
Henrietta Meek
Bea Schuknecht
Dorothy Fischer
Ginen
Clip & Curl
Lois
Miller
Loretta Miller
Barb
Alley Cat League
Blum
Dorothy's
Bills
Dralle’s
Zurcher's
El-Bar
Bill
Dorothy
Zurcher
June Hast
Joan Nettleton
Mable Blum
Barbara Stock
Ben Schuknecht
Lois McBurney
Alice Harms
Sharon Frascht
Lorraine Gabe
Fantastic Four
The
Biggies
Sharon Wunsch
Viola Keith
Edna Maxwell
Mabel Anthony
Harpo
Ike Schuknecht
Walt Gahe
Town & Country Peace
Schuknecht
Echelberger
Bert Miller
Gail Schafer
Joyce Fenneman
Ethel Becker
Barb Stock
Judy Steere
Chris Stock
Esther Becker
Charmayne Sneed
Jerry Johnson
Sharon Beam
Mabie Blum
Letha Groothius
RoseMary Hildebrand
Irene Gabe
Nancy Fiddick
Deere Johns
Semi Annual Report of Victor Weedley Butler County Treasurer
Victor C Weedley Butler County Treasurer Allison Iowa presents the semi annual report covering July 1 to December 31 1973. The statement of accounts by funds outlines receipts disbursements and balances for the period.
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Victor C. Weedley
Butler County
Allison
Iowa
Merfelds mark 45th wedding anniversary in Mason City
Leander and Gila Merfeld celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary at the Holiday Inn in Mason City with their children and 17 grandchildren present. They were married January 29, 1929, at St Mary’s Catholic Church in Roseville.
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M&m
Leander Merfeld
Rockford
Sun
Holiday Inn
Mason City
Father Braak
Charles City
Gila Garber
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Roseville
Richard
Roger
Kenneth
Mary
Rose
Raymond
Spring Swing 74 rehear shes in Shell Rock shows
Shell Rock prepares for Spring Swing Show 74 marking the 10th anniversary. The event began in 1965 with one matinee and an evening performance and now features eight shows with a 15 piece band a 50 voice chorus and several specialty acts. Performances run 7 30 p m and 9 30 p m on March 29 30 and April 5 in Boyd Community Blog.
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Shell Rock
Boyd
Wedding Announcement for Janet Dufield and Mike Bullock
M M Heyenga and Greene announce the December 31 wedding of their daughter Janet Dufield to Mike Bullock of Nashus. Attendants were Bill McBurney. The couple will reside in Greene.
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M&m
Joan Heyenga
Greene
Janet Duffield
Mike Bullock
Nashus
Bill McBurney
Greene Rams Wrestle to Narrow Loss at Plainfield
Greene high school wrestlers posted three falls by Stew Pyatt Dallas Brinkman and win by Scott Holway and Mike Wihli while illness trimmed the lineup. In a 98 to 119 weight rundown Greene forfeited and fell to Plainfield with several pin falls and decisions noted. junior high also lost 37 to 41.
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Greene
Plainfield
Stew Pyatt
Tom Leavens
Dallas Brinkman
Rams
Scott Holway
Mike Wihli
Clay Bassiey
Brant Hartman
Dennis Quade
Mark Wood
Doug Wossberg
Charles Schafer
Lonny Silver
Brad Foster
Brian Green
Tbs
Jeff Dye
Doug Johnston
Barry Delp
Randy Liddle
Mike Wihlm
Clay Balsley
Rick Schwennen
Dave Zrlrod
Robert Kleinschmidt
Randy Gritznek
Troy Marshall
Jeff Henley
Jr. High
Pork Chop Conference in Charles City
Floyd Co. Extension hosts a Pork Chop Conference on Tuesday February 12 in Charles City. The event covers protein levels production costs managing early weaned pigs and solving reproduction problems with Floyd Co. Pork Producers taking part.
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Charles City
Floyd Co
Veil of Blue Purple and Scarlet in Tabernacle
The passage describes making a veil from blue purple and scarlet linen with cherubim, hung on four acacia pillars with gold overlays and silver bases. Behind the veil set the Ark with the stone tablets, separating the Holy Place from the Most Holy Place, and the mercy seat atop the Ark marks the Most Holy Place.
ISU lectures on swine production costs and disease control
Iowa State University recommendations and reports on production costs protein levels in swine rations and disease control are discussed at IPS Building Charles City on Feb 12 from 9 30 am to 3 30 pm Robert McCrackin Floyd County extension director leads the session with ISU specialists covering protein needs gestating and lactating sows growing and finishing pigs the closed herd concept disease control baby pig management early weaning swine stress costs to raise pork and enterprise records for producers and others seeking details contact Floyd County Extension Office at 615 Beck St Charles City ph 228 1453
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Iowa State University
IPS
Charles City
Robert McCrackin
Floyd Co
Karl Griffith
Emmett Stevermer
John Berthelsen
Griffith
Bob McCrackin
ISU
Enterprise
MccCrackin
Iowa Farm Bureau announces essay contest for Iowa students
Butler County Farm Bureau kicks off an essay contest to tell the story of the Iowa farmer themed The Iowa Farmer & My Food Supply. Open to all Iowa high school students with entries up to two typed double spaced pages. A county panel of a farmer, a housewife and a community leader will judge. First prize is a 25 dollar savings bond, runner up 10 dollars. State level awards include a 200 dollar savings bond and an expense paid trip to the American Farm Bureau Leadership Conference. Runner up receives 100 dollar savings bond and third place 50 dollar government bond. Winning essays will be shared with Iowa media and aired on the Farm Bureau Spokesman and Agri culture radio.
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Farm Bureau
U.S
American Farm Bureau Leadership Conference
Iowa Farm Bureau
Vnice of Agriculture
County Farm Bureau
Methodist Circles Name Dorcas and Sarah in Marble Rock
Following a January 24 prayer gathering at Marble Rock United Methodist Church, two women’s circles were formed Dorcas and Sarah. February meetings will place circle officers and host guests Mrs Robert Carney Mrs Clayton Lines and Mrs Eugene Ewald. A general meeting is slated February 14 at the church with Mrs Robert Carney delivering the lesson. Hillside Cemetery Association to meet February 8 at 2 p.m. in the Marble Rock Library. Marble Rock Library adds children’s titles Paul Bunyan A Jolly Christmas at the Patter Prints Humpty Dumpty’s Holiday Stories and a Round the World Cook Book volume on Chinese cooking. Additional Bobbsey Twins volumes enter the second hand collection.
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Methodist
Marble Rock United Methodist Church
Dorcas
Sarah
Robert Carney
Clayton Lines
Dean Tweed
Sarah Circle
Eugene Ewald
John Chambers
Dorcas Circle
Women of the Church
Hillside Cemetery Assoc
Marble Rock Hillside Cemetery Association
Marble Rock
MR Library
Paul Bunyan
Humpty Dumpty
China
Methodist Men Entertain Women At Church Chili Supper
The United Methodist Church men hosted their wives at a chili and oyster supper last Sunday evening and planned their annual pancake and sausage supper for February 1 at the church in Rockwell. Visitors Frid. evening stayed with M M Edward Merfeld and Douglas. M M Art Asmussen, M M Kenneth Heft and M M Earl Parcher traveled to Des Moines January 28-29 for the annual grain dealers meeting.
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United Methodist Church
Rockwell
M&m
Edward Merfeld & Douglas
Art Asmussen
Kenneth Heft
Earl Parcher
Des Moines
Local Social Notes From Marble Rock and Nearby
Marble Rock area residents share visits and dinners with relatives and friends across Fertile Greene and Hampton. Eva Faulken and son Russell join sister Gladys Losee for dinners, then Russell and Carlys Rye join Mrs. Carolyn Rye. Ted Pittenburger and Troy of Dougherty visit the Smith family. We Bass and Orpha Trex travel with Ecco Cates to Nashua for supper. Darwin Drake and relatives from Greene visit aunt Jim McNeilus’s home. Earl Smith and Doyle visit M and M Warner and Tom.
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Eva Faulken
Greene
Nashua Sun
Ecco Cates
M&m
Darwin Drake
Ramly
Wayne
Jim McNeilus
Marcia
Earl Smith
Butler County Extension Council Forms Quick Jan. 4 Meeting
The Butler County Extension Council organized on January 4 with officers elected: Jim Lindaian as chairman representing Monroe Township. Wilbur Dye vice chairman of Bennedette Township. Mrs. Chiff Ackerman secretary of Jefferson Township. Dale Edeker treasurer of Fremont Township. The council includes one representative from each township and plans monthly meetings at 7 30 p.m. The group oversees 4 H youth, home economics, agriculture and public affairs programs for Butler County residents.
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NEW Butler CO
Butler Co
Jim Linda
Ian
Monroe Township
Wilbur Dye
Bennedette Township
Chiff Ackerman
Jefferson Township
Sec
Dale Edeker
Fremont Township
Treas
Extension Council
Wayne L. Johnson
Albion
Larry West
Beaver
Francis Fedeker
Butler
Michael Squires
Coldwater
Sherman Needham
Dayton
Dean Krinkman
Jackson
Robert Gerdes
Madison
Robert Barber
Pittsford
James Oltman
Ripley
Terry Schrage
Shell Rock
Walter Lupkes
Washington
Darold Drakle
West Point
Butler County court collections in second half 1973
Clerk Walter W. Wilhelm reported total court collections in Butler County during the last half of 1973 reached 21,365 dollars. Magistrate court fines were 11 77 70 and district court fees 9 65. Six months saw 142 small claims suits filed with 42 settled. 61 judgments issued, 22 dismissed, 16 pending. Magistrate fines distributed 9,227 80 to the county and 1,054 80 to county cities. remaining funds to the state.
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Lake Fair Grounds
Butler Basic School
Bremer Basic School
Sabamwals
Wai
County Conservation Commission
Allison
Clarksville
Shell Rock
Aplington
Parkersburg
Mason City Ares Also
Marshalltown
Witm
Sus
Waterloo
WIT
Road Clearng
LASS
Cmrknaw Board of Education
ABS County Assessor
Arez
County Treasurer Board of Education
Victor C. Woodley
Butler
Allison Tawa
Victor
Butler Co
Walter W. Wilhelm
OSHA Seminar FBI at Dubuque Inn Turning Point
A one day OSHA rules seminar will be held at the Julian Motor Inn 200 Main St Dubuque Indiana on Friday February 8 1974. The agenda covers the Williams Steiger Act of 1970 implementation inspections penalties state programs recordkeeping and rights and responsibilities. Presented free by the Omaha Safety Council with luncheon and coffee breaks costing five dollars. Registration may be made through the Dubuque Area Safety Council Cletus Koppen 1473 Central Ave Dubuque Ia 5200.
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OSHA
FBI
Julian Motor Inn
Main St
Dubuque
Williams-Steiger
Omaha Safety Council, Inc
Omaha
Neb
AROUND IOWA 100 YEARS OLD
Andy Dnutka of Mc Donnell's Nursing Home in Russel, Rus sell, celebrated his 100th birthday in a local observance marking a centennial milestone for a long lived Iowa resident.
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Iowa
Andy Dnutka
McDonnell
Russell
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