Clarksville Vows Tie Clarksville and Waterloo Pair
Clarksville couple Miss Susan Anderson and Gerald Hobson were married Saturday in Immanuel United Church of Christ with Rev. R J Topp presiding. The pair, both employed in Waterloo, planned to reside in Clarksville, following a double ring ceremony and music by local musicians. In a separate note, Mr and Mrs George Haney were hospitalized after an ambulance trip to Waverly hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Bakker
Wellsburg
Jenry Taylor
Larry Becker
David Sackville
Prudential
Waterloo
John Deere
Donald Davis
Clarksville
George Haney
Schwartz
Waverly Hospital
JOOF And Rebekah Lodges Install Officers Saturday
Joint installation of IOOF and Rebekah Lodge officers held Saturday evening at the IOOF Hall with Shell Rock seating the new officers. Named officers include Mrs. Kenneth Rodman and William Skinner as noble grands and others as vice grands recording secretaries treasurers wardens conductors guardians chaplains past noble grands color bearers and musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1OOF
Rebekah
IOOF
Shell Rock
Kenneth Rodman
William Skinner
Noble
Victor Busse
Kenneth Smith
William Crane
Ralph Wilcox
Flossie Bolin
Harold Grapp
Roy Smith
O. F. Buchholz
Earl Garrison
Ronald Whiteside
George Mayer
Gary Purcell
Lloyd Miller
Ed Eilers
Harold Schmadeke
Harlan Schmadeke
M. W. Brochman
Rex Knapp
Noble Grands
Amy Crosby
Richard Schwartz
Bill Crane
Jim Green
Donald Knapp
Weil Wygle
Jim Garrison
L. A. Wygle
Margaret Bliss
Vernon Hassman
Local Clubs Meet and Community Notices From Clarksville
Clarksville locals report the Live and Learn Club meeting slated for Tuesday afternoon January 16 with Mrs Jerry Hartema and co hostess Mrs Warren Severs. Embroidery and Woman's Club activities are noted with reports and meals. Several farm ownership moves and family visits across Clarksville and nearby towns are listed along with a 60th wedding anniversary open house planned for January 28 in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live and Learn Club
Jerry Hartema
Warren Severs
Clarksville
Guy Jackson
Paul Harris
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Louise Wedeking
Clarence Schmadeke
Henry Stoxen
Albert Klunder
JoAnn
Henry Klunder
Plainfield
Harold Deike
Edna Ringleb
Raymond Wedeking
Marilyn
Larry Keller
Allen
Debra
Cedar Falls
Walter Wilken
Rita
Randy
Robert Voigts
Jerry Iartema
Marvin
Darwin Niehaus
Mr. Niehaus
Embroidery Club
Carl Ressler
L. A. Wygle
Stewert Reints
Bill Kleinschmidt
Shell Rock
Charles Reints
FE. A. Remnis
E. A. Reints
Chautauqua
Charles City
Frank Raisty
Glendale
California
Vern Raisty
Mlinois Ave
South Gate
Vern
Floyd
Wesley Raisty
Wesley
Mills enters race for Lieutenant Governor post in Iowa
State Senator Max Milo Mills Republican of Marshalltown announces another bid for Lieutenant Governor saying a legislative focus suits him and urging a possible tax bill revision during a short special session as the state shows a surplus. Meanwhile Senator Robert Rigler urges former GOP chairman Robert Ray to seek the Governor nomination as Centerville publisher Robert Beck also shows interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Milo Mills
Marshalltown
Mills
Mulls
Senate
Mullls
Iowa Senate
Robert R. Rigler
Robert Ray
Rigler
Ray
Centerville
Robert Beck
Salary row over Iowa revenue director position
A dispute over whether the state executive council should approve the salary of Iowa’s new revenue director, William H. Forst, at $24 000 a year after the department of revenue replaced the tax commission. Governor Hughes asserts sole authority to set the salary. Also notes a 1967 ISU survey showing Iowa farm land values averaging $362 per acre, up 9 percent, with regional variations, and reports the Iowa Highway Patrol back to full strength after 24 new troopers. Also mentions ISU engineers studying soil trench cave-ins and safety concerns for pipe installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Executive Council
Iowa
State Department of Revenue
Tax Commission
Harold Hughes
William H. Forst
Executive Council
Forst
Highes
Iowa State University
William G. Murray
ISU
Iowa Highway Patrol
Camp Dodge
J. L. Mickle
Bowling scores and standings from Hamilton and Alley Cat leagues
Bowling notes show Hamilton and related leagues with team records 202 for 534 and 526, plus high game scores including Walter Gabe 215 205 and Bob Barth 224. Alley Cat League results list Allison, Dorothy's Beauty Shop, Blum Grinderettes, Tuloma Fertz, El-Bar Lanes, and Dralle's with high scorers Dorothy Fischer 186 200 and Barbara Stock 175 175.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Insurance
Ge MiGen
Femie
Brinkman Ins
Wubbena Produce
Wunsch Plumbing
Wabbena Produce
Femic
Brinkman Insurance
Walter Gabe
Bob Barth
Lawrence Finke
Dralle’s
Allison
Blum’s
Dorothy’s Beauty Shop
Tuloma Fertz
Dorothy Fischer
Barbara Stock
Betty Steere
Alice Harms
Joan Nixt
Marian Wood
Florence Pasekany
Lanora Shultz
Fern Clark
Delores Marten
Mabel Anthony
Rosemary Hildebrand
Viola Kappen
Marble Rock social rounds fill post Christmas week
Marble Rock residents hosted and visited family across multiple days. Guests included Darrell and Cleland Maxson of Spirit Lake, Eva Maxson, Bar rie Maxson of Waconia, and Valerie Marsh visiting grandparents. Jerry Adams and family hosted gatherings for Jerry and his bride en route to Iowa City from Boise. Local winners and scores from Tuesday bowling league were recorded, with high scores by Betty Steere, Mary McWilliams, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Maxson
Darrell Maxson
Spirit Lake
Cleland Maxson
Eva Maxson
Barrie Maxson
Waconia
Minnesota
Bettendorf
Dixon Marsh
Dawn
Lisa
Roger Jacobsen
Nebraska
Clarence Miller
Thompson
Valerie Marsh
Waller Marsh
Clifford Smith
Marie
Judy
Richard Frascht
Greene
Bill Hodge
Angie
Rudd
Frascht
Lester Hurd
Steve
Nashua
Harrison Ackley
Jerry Adams
Gerald Adams
Max Adams
Marble Rock
Don Newton
Charles City
Jerry
Iowa City
Boise
Idaho
Murphy’s
Bern
Mary McWilliams
Bert Scott
Dorothy Fischer
Lanora Shultz
Fern Clark
Faith Beal
Roma Jean Marshall
Gertie Marsh
Loretta Miller
Evelyn Behnke
Joyce Bliss
Darlene Drake
Sharon Wunsch
Court fines and costs for drivers in multiple towns
A list of drivers from Greene and nearby towns with charges of careless driving, operating over gross weight, speeding, and license suspension. Fines range from 10 to 44.12 dollars with additional costs and bonds. locations include Allison, Greene, Dumont, Camanche, Grundy Center, Postville, Buffalo Center, Mason City, Osage, Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamker
Marlin Bramer
Greene
Dean Wiegmann
Allison
Iowa
Dean R. O’brien
Marvin C. Moser
Dennis D. Buss
Dumont
Richard I. Powell
Camanche
Roy D. Sizemore
Grundy Center
Bend
Bruce A. Turner
Postville
George Johnson Jr
Dale W. Ott
Charles City
Michael L. Orthel
Buffalo Center
Carlos L. Thompson
Mason City
Clarence J. Jensen
David C. Bradley
Spencer
Thomas L. Place
Osage
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarksville News
Bristow Locker
Bristow
Don Reed
Iowa Press Association
Gary’s Sinclair
Greene, Iowa
Hamilton
Dick Larsen
Dick Rohwedder
Ardean Landers
Maxfield Mutual
Schroeder Concrete & Construction Co
Marble Rock News
Jim Davis
Clear Lake
Ed Enabait
Mike Marten
Lawrence Morriss
Marie Smith
Luther College
Decorah
Chicago
Augustana
Raymond Gerhard
Mike Ramker
Bill Ramker
Margery Ramker
Moose Hall
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