Germanborn Clarksville man Carl Nordman dies at 84
Carl Nordman born December 1878 in Germany came to the United States around age TZ. He died Sunday morning at Waverly Hospital after a short illness, having lived in Clarksville area all his life. Married to Dorothea in 1906, she died in 1933, leaving two sons in Clarksville and Waterloo and two grand children. Services were held at Emmanuel United Church of Christ with R. J. Topp in charge. Burial followed in Lynwood.
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Carl Fo Nordman
Germany
United States
Waverly Hospital
Clarksville
Dorothea
Mar- Waterloo
Immanuel United Church of Christ
R. J. Topp
Lynwood
Harley Pulis to Observe 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mrs Harley Pulis will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a Sunday garden event from 2:00 to ?. The couple wed February 17, 1909, at the Presbyterian parsonage in Clarksville. They moved to town years ago and are parents of a son and several grandchildren.
Engagement Announcement for LaVon Fenneman and Jake Kolb Jr
Engaged Mir and Mrs Roy Fenneman announce the engagement of LaVon to Jake W Kolb Jr son of Mr and Mrs Jake Kolb Sr The bride elect works at Iowa State Bank in Clarksville Both are Clarksville High School graduates The wedding is set for Sunday evening April 12 at 7 30 at the First United Church of Christ in Pleasant Valley near Clarksville
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Mir
Roy Fenneman
Wedekings Celebrate 40th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Emil H Wedeking marked their 40th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at home on Sunday. A Saturday evening gathering by relatives greeted them with a cooperative lunch and a social evening.
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Emil
Rites Held for Mrs. Frank Rohlwing
Mrs. Frank Rohlwing, 71, died at her Clarksville home after several weeks illness following a hip fracture. She leaves husband four daughters Lucille Laura Plainfield and Clarksville residents one son two granddaughters and three granddaughters. Funeral Saturday 2:00 pm at Immanuel United Church of Christ with Rev. R. J. Topp. Burial Lynwood Cemetery.
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Frank Rohlwing
Clarksville
Lucille
Laura
Edwin Schilling
Plainfield
Harry Drake
Edwin Wedeking
Sturday
Immanuel United Church, of Christ
R. J. Topp
Lynwood Cemetery
Woman Club Elects Officers At Friday Meeting
The Womans Club met Friday at Mrs. Paul Voss home with 18 members present. Officers elected were Mrs. A Bolin president Nora Wehrman vice president Mrs Charles Shepard and others as members at large. Fern Barnett spoke on home management and the club voted to donate to the Butler County Historical Society project for a suitable building.
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Womans Club
Paul Voss
A. ©. Bolin
Nora Wehrman
Charles Shepard
Homer Deira
L. Wregle
Butler County Historical Society
Fern Barnett
George Wooldridge Rites Held Monday
Funeral services for George W. Wooldridge were held Monday at Hammel Martin Funeral Home at 2:30 p.m. He died Thursday in Waterloo. Survived by wife Florence Hickle, two daughters Dorothy Pattenger and Ruth Mahneke, three sons Donald, Ralph, and Milo, 17 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. A son Clarence preceded him in death in 1938. Burial followed in rural Lowell Cemetery south of town.
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Hammel-Martin Funeral
George W. Wooldridge
Waterloo
Clarence
Lowell Cemetery
Clarksville
Antioch Aid members hold all day meeting in Clarksville
Antioch Aid held an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Dale Grapp with a noon cooperative dinner for 27 attendees. The next gathering is planned for February 19 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sutcliffe, amid social visits from local families inclusing the Jacobs and Wedekings.
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Antioch Aid
Dale Grapp
Lynn Sutcliffe
Vern Jacobs
Arnold Wedeking
Laverne Schmidtke
Beverly Ann
Greene
Henry Stoxen
First Presbyterian Church Schedule and Events
G F Butler pastor presents weekly church activities including choir practice Thursday at 7 pm Westminster Fellowship 8 pm World Day of Prayer Friday at the Church of the Brethren Sunday schedule features Sunday School 10 am Worship 11 am February 19 Young People’s Banquet February 21 Membership Class begins February 22 Church Dinner at noon.
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Westminster Fellowship
Church of the Brethren
Church of the Brethren Announces Weekly Schedule
James Parks, pastor, outlines church activities with choir practice at 7 30 p m church school at 10 00 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m for the coming Sunday.
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Church OF the Brethren
James Parks
St. Peter's Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule and Local Notices
St. Peter's Lutheran Church in St. Deiies announces midweek service at 7 30 p m and a Ladies aid Society meeting at 2 00 p m on Thursday with guest day inviting Clarks ville and Rockford aid societies. Brotherhood meets at 8 00 p m Friday. Wartburg College hosts Annual Brotherhood Institute in Waverly with 8 30 a m registration. Saturday includes Jr and Sr confirmation at 9 00 a m and Adult Instruction at 7 00 p m. Dedication of a new parsonage with Friday evening guests Mr and Mrs Wedeking and family for birthdays anniversaries. Also notes on local hospitalizations and travel related to Cedar Valley Hospital Charles City Waverly Rochester Rochelle and funeral services in Rochelle Illinois for George Aries. Shaf er family moves. Eber Shepard hospital heart condition.
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Ladies ’Aid Society
Clarksville
Rockford
Brotherhood Institute
Wartburg College
Waverly
Vern Wedeking
Steven
Michael
Tom Arjes
Charles Sheeler
Charles City
Harley Duffield
Bristow
John Arjes
Rochelle
Illinois
George Aries
Tom Aries
Thomas J. Shafer
Alice Rhoads
Eber Shepard
Waverly Hospital
ST. Paul’s
American Lutheran Church
Marble Rock
I. J. Devies
St., Peter’s
Greene
Brotherhood
Wartburg
Dedication Led by Iowa Lutheran Church District Official
A district official of the American Lutheran Church will oversee the dedication and deliver the message. Sunday School begins at 9:00 am with services at 10:00 am. A covered dish dinner is planned for 12 noon, followed by an open house from 2:00 to 5:00 pm. The public is invited.
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Iowa
American Lutheran Church
First Methodist Church and Calvary Baptist Service Times
Thursday schedule includes junior choir at 4 and senior choir at 7. LYF at 8. Official Board at 8. Church School 9 45 am. Morning Worship 10 45 am. Ambassadors meet at 8. Calvary Baptist with George Knutson pastor holds Sunday School 10 and Morning Worship 11. The Chris Rewards youth class at 7 and evening service 8.
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Am.ly.f
Sun Ye Church School
Ambassadors
Calvary Baptist Church
George S. Knutson
Chris
St Johns Lutheran Church Schedule and Film Night
St Johns Lutheran Church led by Rev. Robert Floy in Wilmar hosts confirmation instruction at 9:00 a.m. Sunday School and several classes run at 9:15 a.m. Worship follows at 10:30 a.m. A film of Martin Luther airs on KGLO-TV at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday Luther League gathers at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Lenten services begin at 7:30 p.m.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Robert Floy
Wilmar
Brotherhood Institute
Wartburg College
Waverly
Kglo-Tv
Luther League
Powersville church announces weekly services and meetings
The Powersville C and M Church lists Sunday School classes for all ages with Morning Worship at 11:00, Evening Gospel sing and message at 8:00, and a 7:80 pm division A F. The calendar includes Monday February 16 Leadership Training at 8:00 pm, and midweek Bible Study Prayer service and quarterly Sunday School meeting at Harley Neir's home at 6:00 pm.
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Powersville C. & M. A
Rueben Strecker
A.F
Harley Neir
Ash Wednesday Services at St Pauls and Wartburg
Ash Wednesday observances listed for St Pauls American Lutheran Church Marble Rock with I J Devies, pastor. Services at St Peter Greene at 7 30 p m and at Wartburg Waverly all day.
Milk Grade A oversight sparks Iowa debate by Lynes
J Kendall Lynes discusses a messy Grade A milk certification system in Iowa. He notes health inspectors and agriculture inspectors share duties, costs rise, and taxpayers pay more. He cites shifts in policy affecting northeast Iowa and announcements of adult instruction and parish dedications in Greene.
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J. Kendall
Buster’ Lynes
Buster, Bremer
Franklin
Iowa’ Department of Health
Department of Agriculture
Department of Health
Agriculture Department
Health Department
Iowa
Atlantic City
New Orleans
New Books at The Public Library
New titles include Nautilus 90 North by William R. Anderson a dramatic account of the first atomic submarine voyage from the Pacific to the Atlantic beneath the Arctic ice. Agnes Slight Turnbulls Out of My Heart a spiritual autobiography. The Rainbow and the Rose byNevil Shulte follows a pilot whose Tasmanian crash triggers a lifetime of actions and emotions. How to Make and Use a Telescope by Percy Wilkins guides home telescope building and photography.
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William R. Anderson
Pacific
Atlantic
Agnes Slight Turnbull
Nevil Shulte
Tasmanian
Percy Wilkins
Town of Greene approves sewer improvement plans 1958 report
The annual report of the Library Utilities and State Audit for Greene was presented and filed. Mayor appoints Larnett. Knapp and Thinkman approve a resolution to employ engineers for sewer improvement plans and specifications. The contract for Wallace a Civil Engineer is approved. roll call shows all present voting aye. Town Clerk Dale E Willey adjourns.
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Greene
CVI Gineers
Wallapy
Rusoletion
Wallace
Kinnery
Knapp
Ltarnett
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John Deere
Galen Schuknecht Greene
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ST. Peter’s Lutheran Church
First Methodist Church
Greene, Lona
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Starkweather Garage
Buster
J. Kendall Lynes
St. Peter’s, Greene
St. Paul's
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Pretent
Thinkman
Dale E. Willey
Weiners
Rath
Folger’s
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Cliffs Food Market
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