Funeral marked for Tama Sue Hardy at local church
Funeral services were held at Taly Nome Catholic Church in Sheth Rock for Tama Sue Hardy eight month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Hardy. She died Monday at Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo after brief illness from a virus infection. Survived by parents a brother Todd and grandparents Mrs Harold Hards and Mrs Ron Martin of Clarksville. Burial in Wood Lawn cemetery Clarksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taly Nome Catholic Church
Sheth Rock
Tama Sue
Tom Hardy
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Todd
Harold Hards
Mis Ron Martin
Clarksvile
Coorg Campat
Officers Installed by Woman's Relief Corps
Newly installed officers include Mrs Verland Brow as president and Mrs Everett Shatier as coastal vice president. George Chak serves as conductor and Connie Smith as treasurer with other officers named such as Mrs Herman Fast and Mrs Des sie Farry in various posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Verland Brow
Everett Shatier
Wrima Sieman
Vike
George Chak
BL Dat
Dseisbont
Wayne Endelman Sertet
Connie Smith
Reeield Nothysen
Eul DePuew
Rites Held for Henry Geryerts 81 At St John Church
Rites held Friday afternoon at St John Tanheran Church for Henry Geryerts 81 who died at his home Tuesday after a lingering illness. He is survived by his wife one son Paul of Whittier California and two grandchildren. Rev P C Matthias officiated and burial was in Lynwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John Tanheran
Henri Geryeris
Hom
Paul
Whittier
Calfornia
P. C. Matthias
Lynwood Cemetery
And Rebekah Elected New Officers
Newly elected officers of the L.O.O.F and Rebekah lodges are Kenneth Rodman and Mrs. Jennifer Gabby noble grand C W Bailey and Mrs. Vern Conner vice grand M W Brockman and Mrs. O F Buchholz recording secretary Harold Grapp and Mrs. M W Brockman financial secretary O F Buchholz and Mrs. Oscar Holzschuh treasurer Oscar Holzschuh and Mrs. Walter Perkins chaplain Ted Garrison and Mrs. Earl DePuew conductor O E Severs and Mrs. Cecil Lowe warden Earl DePuew and Mrs. J D Lindley outside guard Vern Crosby and Mrs. Beaney Coon inside guard L A Wygle and Mrs. Homer Detra right support to noble grand Cecil Lowe and Mrs. Gertrude Wilder left support to noble grand Paul Rosenwinkle and Mrs. H S Pulis right support to vice grand Lawrence Smith and Mrs. Joe Roose left support to vice grand Paul Harris flag bearer and Charles Shepard musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
L.o.of
Kenneth Rodman
Jennie Gabby
Noble
C. W. Bailey
Vern Conner
M. W. Brockman
Harold Grapp
O. F. Buchholz
Oscar Holzschuh
Walter Perkins
Ted Garrison
Earl DePuew
O. E. Severs
Cecil Lowe
J. D Lindley
Vern Crosby
Beaney Coon
L. A. Wygle
Homer Detra
Noble Grand
Gertrude Wilder
Paul Rosenwinkle
H. S. Pulis
Lawrence Smith
Joe Roose
Paul Harris
Charles Shepard
Social announcements for Rebekah LOOW lodges event
The Rebekah and LOOW Lodges with their families plan a cooperative supper at the Hall this Friday evening followed by a program honoring the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs James Harris on the upcoming January date. The Live and Learn Club will meet next Tuesday afternoon January 16 with Mrs Hugo Poppe, assisted by Mrs Al Sinram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah and Loow
Anni Ry
James Harris
Live and Learn Club
Hugo Poppe
al Sinram
Clarksville Social Updates and Death Notice
Clarksville locals report the death of Mrs. Kate Stover of Elmhurst Illinois, and Mrs. Carl Johnson’s aunt. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peters and family from Daston Ohio. The Women’s Club met at Mrs. A. O Bolin’s home with Mrs. Paul s presenting Her oines of the Blue and Grey. The Crowleys returned from Arizona and California with Pat Crowley joining from San Francisco. Cynthia Reed was moved to Arens Rest Home for care. Nels Sexy, 77, formerly of Clarksville, was buried at Lynwood Cemetery. Eugene Russell family moved into Clifford Goodman home. Lloyd Cagley visited Tracey Luck in Waterloo. Lyle Harris II family hosted in Waterloo. Fort Carson couple holidayed with William Sells family. Orlo Wedeking to Winter Park Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Johnson
Kate Stover
Elmhurst
Ilinois
Stover
Johnson
Jack Peters
Daston
Ohio
Woman's Club
A. O Bolin
Walter Perkins
Jh. C. Cualloran
Pauls
K. D. Crowley
Dick Arends
Fort Hachuca
Arizona
Pat Crowley
San Francisco
California
Cynthia Reed
Heme
Ahrens
Waterloo
Fred Kelm
Fort Carson
Colorado
William Sells
Wiliam Kelm
Aredale
Edwin Wedeking
Eldon Hirsch Sr
Winter Park
Florida
Orlo Wedeking
Church Schedule and Annual Congregational Meeting
St Peter's Lutheran Church lists weekly activities including choir practice confirmation instructions and Sunday services. First Methodist notes junior and senior choirs and Sunday School and worship. Calvary Baptist and Church of the Brethren share service times. First Presbyterian adds Westminster Fellowship and Sunday School with an annual congregational meeting on January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Butler
Westminster Fellowship
Aliens To Report Present Address Requirements Outline
District Director Robert C. Wilson of the INS Omaha says aliens in the United States must report addresses within January, with few exceptions. Exemptions apply to diplomats and certain international organization personnel and temporary agricultural workers. Also noted are church notices and a winter ice warning urging caution on roads and ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Wilson
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Omaha
Nebraska
United States
Wilson
Methodist
Arcdale
Iowa
Mpl
Yeurrday
Women’s Society
Ruth Circle
Suinday School
Angling Booms Across Iowa Rivers And Lakes
The upper Mississippi area sees strong bites with perch and bluegills, anglers report one fisher catching sixty fish in two hours. Perch are active at Splut and West Okoboji, with large specimens needing larger holes. Fishing shelters are scarce due to cold, yet patient anglers reap rewards. Residents near Kellogg are advised to check with the local park officer before using lake shelters and boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missisppi
Iowa
State
Comsersation Commission
Harpers Ferry
Splut
West Ok
American Lutheran Church service and meeting notices
Marble Rock and Wilmar churches announce Sunday worship at 10 30 a m and 8 30 a m with Sunday School at 9 15 a m at Marble Rock I J Devies pastor and Emmett T Busch pastor. Monday annual congregational meeting at 7 30 p m senior choir practice at 7 30 and Women of the Church sessions at 1 30 and 7 30 p m. Saturday and Sunday services listed as 8 30 a m at Marble Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
George S. Knutson
Church OF the Brethren
Darrell C. Fryman
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Wilmar Emmett T. Busch
Civil Defense Push Seeks Comprehensive Emergency Plan
Governor Norman Erbe proposes an emergency coordinating committee to broaden civil defense beyond nuclear attack toward all hazards. He asks the Iowa Civil Defense Administration to inventory state resources, including personnel and materials, for use in floods fires storms and other disasters. The Regents approve expanding the Rustavi program at the University of Iowa to offer an undergraduate Russian major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol News
Norman Erbe
Erbe
Hibe
Frank Willams
Waterloo
Iowa Civil Demnse Administration
Board of Regents
Rustavi
University of Iowa At
Iowa City
SUT
May Day Chapter Officers Gather for 1962 Year
Sperry officers extend gifts to 1961 officers and new Worthy Matron Angeline Sperry. Beth Drake solos We Belong to a Mutual Admiration Society. March 12 school of instruction announced. Committees read. past matron’s jewel given. Guests from Greene and Bristow attend. lunch and social time follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Line Sperry
Beth Drake
Fred Butler
Charles Merrick
M. K. Sperry
Angeline Sperry
Leola Dralle
Mary Leigh Dralle
Floyd County Calendar of Events Jan 11 Farm and Home Development
Floyd County events list includes Jan 11 Farm and Home Development 12 30 pm new group and Jan 15 District Swine Association meeting at 1 00 pm Jan 16 Farm and Home Development 12 30 pm old group Jan 17 District camp meet Jan 23 24 District Conference Jan 25 Joint county committee meeting The calendar names groups and dates for local gatherings and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Farmers
Swine Association
Joint County Committee
Veterans and Women Club Meetings Set This Week
Social announcements list multiple January meetings: Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion events at the Veterans Club, Woman’s Club at Presbyterian Church, Greene Rebekah Lodge, Ped erway Club with Mrs. Floyd Needham, and pillow making with Mrs. Punt Kramer. Attendees should bring renewing materials and pillow supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veteran's Club
Woman’s Club
Presbyterian Church
August Grendler
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Veteran’s Club
Greene Rebekah Lodge No. 381
Union Lodge
Pederway Club
Floyd Needham
Homer Hurd
Punt Kramer
Past Matrons to Meet and Officers to Be Installed
The Past Matrons meet at 12 30 Friday January 12 at Mrs Walter Detra s home. Officers will be installed at the Dumont Lodge Hall Monday evening January 15 at 7 30. All members urged to attend. The Packard Community Club meets Thursday January 18 at 2 00 at Mrs Ralph Behnke s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Detra
Greene Rebekah
Dumont Lodge
Packard Community Club
Ralph Behnke
Junior Cattle Feeders Project in Butler County
The Butler County Junior Cattle Feeders project invites 4 H and FFA members to purchase cattle by March 15 and enroll them for feeding groups of three to ten head. Cattle are appraised at project start to determine grade, with a September 12 show at the Aplington Sale Barn, where all cattle sell grade and yield to the highest bidding packing plant. Awards based on cost price margin, gain rate, feed cost per 100 pounds of gain, and project management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
FFA
C. Dean Johnson
Aplington Sale
Butler County Extension Office
New Books at The Public Library
Chairman of the Bored by Edward Streeter surveys retired men with humor. Graham Crombies swap Manhattan apartment for a country farmhouse, exploring change. Living Free by Joy Adamson follows Elsa the lioness with absorbing detail and wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Streeter
Graham Crombies
Manhattan
Joy Adamson
Elsa
Bowling Results From Local Leagues Across Greene Lanes
Last weeks bowling results cover Wednesday to Tuesday leagues at Greene Lanes. It lists teams, matchups, scores, and high individual scores, presenting a snapshot of the community bowling scene with multiple leagues including Hot Show, Town and Country, Comedy, Zoo, Big Six, and Little Six. Notable scorers include Elmer Stock, Galen Miller, Wayne Fischer, Robert Nordmeyer, and Helen Latch among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Stock
Galen Miller
Wayne Fischer
Nettleton’s Ins
Kemming’s Sinclair
Miller Real Estate
Ross and Barnett
Bristow Elevator
First State Bank
Nettleton’s Insurance
Kemming
Sinclair
Robert Nordmeyer
John Deere
Sherry Insurance
Sherman‘s Sport Shop
Jewell Feed
Davis Texaco
O’brien Standard
Sperry Insurance
Jewell Feed Service
Shorman’s Sport Shop
Helen Latch
Barbara Stock
Myrt Sherman
Charmayne Sneed
Carol Shultz
Comedy League
Patty Tatsson
Tweety Birds
Sputniks
Ivis Tweed
Marian Belknap
Dean Tweed
Charles Starkweather
Lyle Mathers
Eagles Ae
Hawks
Lions
Tigers
Gorillas
Panthers
Egles
Gary Johnson
Doug Ruffridge
Billy Walker
Tony Tornowske
Spencer Walker
Mace Bammann
Roy
Willuisch
Plumbing
Marshall & Swift
Roy’s
Meyer
RCA
Wunsch Plumbing
Jerry Steere
John Hamilton
Greene Cafe
Murphy
Sportsman’s Inn
Allison Abstract
Harrison’s
Stanton Livestock
Murphy Transportation
Harrison's
Sportsman’s Inn I
Annette Smith
Alma Heckman
Evelyn Behnke
Dorothy Fischer
Allison Implement
Brandt Elevator
Dorothy’s
B & W Fine Foods
Curtis Insurance
Dralicte
Brandt
Dralle’s
Esther Hollings
Worth
Irene Rover
Betty Markle
Joyce Beninga
Nellie Schmitz
Extension of Muskrat Trapping Season in Iowa
The State Conservation Commission announces a re opened muskrat trapping season from January 15 to February 28 1962 to harvest surplus rats in Iowa lakes marshes rivers and streams. Trappers may obtain permits for all game management areas with some regions remaining closed. check with local conservation officers for open zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Iowa
100 Livestock Auction Items For Friday Sale
Friday January 12 1962 at noon a livestock auction features hogs sold first amid strong feeder hog demand. Cattle consignments include native and western cattle with 35 acclimated Hereford steers about 700 pounds and several calf lots ranging 425 to 500 pounds plus Hereford cows to calf in spring and butcher cows. Fat cattle and butcher cows also offered at 10:00 A.M. every Monday with consignments to Clear Lake next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Clarksville News
Henry Geryerts
Kemming Super Service
Greene, Ia
Ardean Landers
FIRST
Maxfield Mutual Insurance
Floyd County
W. Fisher
GREE
Farm Bureau Matia
Farm Bureau Building
Earl Weste Allison
Des Moines, Iowa
Clarksville
ST. Peter's Lutileran
Deines
St. Peter’s
Circle of the W.O.C
First Methodist Church
Clayton Becker
American Lutheran Church
I. J
Charles Davis
Jann Fletcher
Miss Fletcher
Darrell Davis
Methodist Church
Greene
Orm
Pooley Lumber Company
Greene Iowa
Public
Company
Charles City
Greene Lanes
Gambles
Albrecht Hatchery
Chevy Rollers
Greene Farm
Dean’s
Joy
George A Adamson
Carson McCullers
J. T. Malone
Sherman
Theodore H. White
U. S
White
F. M. Root
Optometrist
Main ST
Cedar Falls
Ken Eyers
Optician
Fleetwood
Eugene Meek
Dougherty
Greene Recorder
Walt Kemp
Community Loan and Auction Co
Weaverly
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