Birthday party honors Randy Wildboer in Allison
Mr and Mrs Philip Wildboer of Allison hosted a birthday party Monday evening for their son Randy’s fourth birthday. Guests included Donsid Winkowisch and families, F Winkowitsen, Paullot family, Winkowitsch, Waterloo, Donald Bangs, Liu and Ostendorf families, and Roger Hearn of Idaho Falls visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Lyle Beurn.
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Philip Wildboer
Allison
Randy
Donsid Winkowisch
Famuls
F Winkowitsen
Paullot
Aihlson
On Winkowitsch
Amy Waterloo
Donald Bangs
Kesley
Liu
Roger Hearn
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Mrs
Lyle Beurn
Locals Share Busy Social Week Across Bristow Area
Bristow residents and families were active with numerous visits and gatherings this week. Households including Jungling, Miller, Ostendorf, Winkowitsch, Beebe, Conger, Harms, Eisentrager, Weiland, Siefken, Kruger, Wendt, Hahn, Van Dyke, and Hearn hosted or attended dinners, tea times, and Sunday meals at homes in Bristow and nearby towns. Several attendees traveled from Dumont, Waterloo, Clarksville, Greene, and Des Moines to join relatives. Mrs. George Junglin suffered a heart attack but is reportedly stable.
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Joan F. Jungling
Fred Sherman
Clarence
Larry Miller
Jer
Allison
John G. Jungling
Ed Ostendorf
Nancy
Jeanette
Jim Winkowitsch
Martell Beebe
Conger
Harold Harms
Cassmann
Hampton
Harmsther
Frank Eisentrager
Franklin General Hospital
Hempton
Paul Weiland
Glen Siefken
Henry Kruger
Micel Steinkamp
Tom
Deborah van Dyke
Dumont
al Wendt
E. P. Berryman
Dewayne de Berg
de Berg
Harley Corolus
Waverly
Ray Hahn
Norma Jean Brunell
California
Lyle Hearn
Walter Muller
Clarksville
Alan Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
George Junglins
Ethel Winkowitsch
Kurt Kramer
Lester Rogers
Glen Sieffen
Gus Siefken
Tanda Hahn
Des Moines
Hame
Burdine Hahn
Clara Jackson
Harm Harms
John Brown
Robert Folkerts
Glen Hearn
P. K. Miller
Iowa Senate votes to probe state agriculture department
An Iowa Senate vote approved a five by five investigative committee to broaden inquiry into the Department of Agriculture. Democrats sought wider scrutiny of the sericulture office and past Republican administrations after the firing of Richard Dennter, a LeMars milk inspector earning 58,000 a year, amid controversy over the department’s leadership and alleged political missteps. Gov Harold Hughes cautioned against melodrama and urged fact based scrutiny.
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State Department of Agriculture
Iowa Senate
Senate Republs
Iowa
Dennter
Nicholas Coad
LeMars
Hulda Fe
Ik and Food
Reik
Senate
Felland
Inex
Robert Riser
New Hampton
Andrew Frommett
Dubue
Agriculture Department
Harold Hughes
Deunler
Milksian
Felamd S
Home Study Club gathers for a February potluck in Stock home
The Home Study Club met at Mrs. Carl Stock's home on Wednesday February 3 for an all day potluck dinner with Mrs. Dale Stock as co host. After the business session a picture frame making project was demonstrated by Mrs. Emrose Bachmann. The report lists many neighbor visits and Sunday gatherings with families from Roach Andrew Weise Springfield Waterloo Cedar Falls and Belvidere Illinois among others.
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Stock
Carl Stock
Dale Stock
Emrose Bachmann
Ry Jungling Jr
Cedar Falls
Joe Etzen
Patti
Milford
L. L. Becker
al Abben
Leslie Minnier
Maude Buckmaster
Fred Pals
Richard Bruns
Jay Bailey
Austin
Minnesota
al Baileys
Amos Allen
Hampton
Ward Mason
Echo Mennen
Aplington
Work-release bill advances in senate under study
Iowa senate passes work-release measure allowing county jail prisoners to hold jobs or attend school. District courts would designate eligible inmates and wages paid to the sheriff to cover meals travel costs support for dependents and debts. Excess funds go to the prisoner after release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Iowa House approves bill to end death penalty
The Iowa House passed a bill sending to the Senate to abolish the death penalty. It would impose a mandatory life sentence for first degree murder or kidnapping for ransom. The governor would gain power to commute a lifer to parole eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa House
Senate
Right to Work Fight Delayed By House Democrats
In a surprise move House Democrats postpone a showdown on a proposal to repeal the nation's right to work law. The issue had been set for a public order of business but was delayed amid party maneuvering.
Greene Iowa newspaper masthead and rates page
Official paper of Butler County and the City of Greene Iowa lists editors Wayne C Fischer and Joyce Bliss with publication on Wednesday. Includes subscription rates for local counties and zones, mail prices, and postage terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Greene
Wayne C. Fischer
Joyce Bliss Society
Iowa
Butler
Floyd Counties
Dougherty
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the Bristow News
Randy Wildboer
Bristow
On Siefken
Bill Rosenwinkle
Herley Duffield
Jake Schwennen
Nashua
Ben van Dyke
Henry van Dyke
Sons
Towa Press
Thacort
Serein
Vatert
Hughes
G. A
Sam’ Sneed
Woodmen Accident and Life Company
Farmers Co-Op Society, Inc
Hubbard
Prrwrarsbre Sas Bhase
Thermoflo, Williamson and Moncrift Furnaces
Wunech Plumbing
Keateng
John Deere Day
John Deere
Gabe & Hamilton Implements
WSPAT
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Aredale News
Terry Stoneberg
Richard Stoneberg
Dumont Community School
Missouri
Mr. Howe
Andrew Weise
Roach
Fred Zimmerman
Dalton Dooley
Springfield
Gaylen Brocka
Harold Masons
Cedar Fails
Dilman Stock Family
Oscar White
George Wallbaum
Rudd
Lauretta Davis
Gordon Davis
Belvidere
Illinois
Kenneth Bixby
Les Wickwire
Aredale Locals
Seibert Arends
Henry Jungling
Hen
Lee Gaudineer
Gaudinpeer
FIRST
Maxfield Mutual Insurance
Ardean Landers
United States Brewers Association, Inc
Cee
Westinghouse
the Greene Recorder
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