Bristow Soldier Graduates Fort Leonard Wood Course
D Prange son of Mr and Mrs Raymond C Prange of Bristow completed the kader pentation course at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri on December 29 The 56 hour program trains assistant platoon sergeants and squad leaders with instruction in drill physical training hand to hand combat bayonet and maintenance of gear This 20 year old graduate from Allison Bristow High School in 1963 meets high mental and physical standards for the course
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D. Prange
Ft. Leonard Wood
Fort Leonard Wood
Ammy
Ro Prange
Raymond C. Prange
Daistow
Kader
Missouri
Allison-Bristow High School
Visitors greet Vern Fox after hospital stay
Vern Fox, recently released from Hampton hospital after a two week respiratory illness, welcomed many visitors. Attendees included Ronald Fox and family, Vern McLauren and Fred Cramer of Allison, Ernest Butterbrodt and David Butterbrodt family of Greene, Harold Sherman and Edwin Seibert of Dumont, plus Harper siblings of Hansell and several others such as Gus Siefken, Percy Merrill and daughter Pat Kaye, and multiple local friends and relatives.
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Vern Fox
Hampton Hospital
Ronald Fox
Vern McLauren
Fred Cramer
Allison
Ernest Butterbrodt
David Butterbrodt
Greene
Harold Sherman
Edwin Seibert
Dumont
Clarence
Arthur
Rolland Harper
Hansell
Gus Siefken
Percy Merrill
Pat Kaye
W. Beadle
Ethel McNerlus
Vern Sidmere
Raymond Grapp
Jim Freerks
Allie Frey
Glen Siefken
George Conger
Larry Busma
Percy Merrill Sr
Joe Nygaard
Mrs Arthur Kidman Hospital Observation at Allan Memorial
In hospital Mrs Arthur Kidman entered Allan Memorial hospital on Sunday for observation and treatment.
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Arthur Kidman
Allan Memorial Hospital
Prayer Meetings Held by Brethren Church Members
Members of the Evangelical United Brethren church held prayer meetings at members homes last week. Town folks gathered Monday at John and Mary Boren home with John Dirks and Sue Frerich there, Tuesday at Mrs Lester Eberline, and Wednesday at Mrs Al Wendt. Country folks met Monday at Dick Tellinghuisen in Allison, Tuesday at Darwin Newbury, and Wednesday at Mr and Mrs Burdine Hahn.
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Evangelical
United Brethren Church
John Boren
John Dirks
Sue Frerich
Lester Eberline
al Wendt
Dick Tellinghuisen
Allison
Allison On Tuesday Evening In the Home of Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Newbury
Burdine Hahn
Rockwell Co operative Telephone Franchise Vote Result
A special election at city hall granted a franchise to the Rockwell Co operative Telephone Association. Fifty four votes were cast with fifty one in favor and three against it.
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Rockwell Cooperative Telephone Association
Mrs George Stewart Underwent Major Surgery
Mrs George Stewart entered Franklin General Hospital at Hampton Friday evening and underwent major surgery on Saturday.
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George Stewart
Franklin General Hospital
Hampton
Birthday Dinner Honor for Mrs Wendt
Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Van Dyke included Mr and Mrs Henry Van Dyke and their Greene sons, Mr and Mrs Stoffer Van Dyke of Ackley, and Mrs Al Wendt of Bristow. The meal celebrated Mrs Wendt's birthday.
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Ben van Dyke
Henry van Dyke
Greene
Stoffer van Dyke
Ackley
al Wendt
Bristow
Wendt
Local Social Roundup At Clarksville And Dike
Bristow residents visit Clarksville as Ray and Myrna Hahn join Mr and Mrs Henry Kielman. Other gatherings include Kruger guests at Alvin Sylman’s Dike home and DeBerg dinner for Ray Hahn. Oak Hill Cemetery Society to meet with Mrs Glen Siefken hosting and Mrs Harley Duffield assisting.
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Ray Hahn
Henry Kielman
Clarksville
Myrna Hahn
Henry Kruger
Alvin Sylman
Dike
Dewayne DeBerg
Berdice Hahn
Familly
al Wendt
Folkert Kielman
Jake Dewit
Arthur Kielman
Alen Memorial Hospital
Ernest Brocka
Lee Hahn
Marie Conger
Lester Eberline
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Capitol Visit Aims At Amish School Dispute
Governor Harold Hughes plans a January 10 trip to northeast Iowa to meet separately with Amish representatives in Hazleton and with Oelwein school officials. The talks will be private and closed to the press, aiming to hear each side’s background and urge a settlement on the long running issue of Amish children not attending state certified schools.
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Harold Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
Hazle~ton
Oelwein
Social guests visit throughout area in weekend calls
The report lists numerous Sunday to Monday visits and meals across Riceville Nashua Dumont Ackley Hampton and surrounding towns. Mr and Mrs Lawrence True host and travelers include John Lewis Al Wendt Bernice Wilder Glenn Hearn and others with engagements at True Beadle Eberline Schwann Schnabel Brock and several families across several days.
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Victor Buresh
Riceville
Don Snittjer
Lawrence True
John Lewis
al Wendt
Lester Eberline
Lawrence True and Son
Rubin Miller
Earl Wiegman
Henry Kruger
Jake Schwennen
Nashua
Bernice Wilder
Glenn Hearn
Clair Hearn
Leonard Wiegmann
Dumont
Donard Wiegmann
Harm Kettwig
Shert Rock
G. W. Beadle
Charles Burkett
Charles Moore
Rav Hahn
Glen Hearn
Freddie Siems
Ackley
Rav Schwab
Percy Merrill
Pat Kaye
Ernest Brock
George Jungiing
G. W Beadle
Paul Schnabel
Hampton
Maton City
Moratorium Follows Fines for Amish School Law Violations
A moratorium on further prosecution accompanies fines already issued to nine Amishmen for violating state school laws. Earlier this month an anonymous donor gave about 1500 dollars to cover those fines, and a Des Moines bank reports additional anonymous donations to aid other Amishmen with pending fines.
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Des Moines
Parker enters race for Iowa governor nomination
Des Moines businessman James N. Parker announces as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor. Parker, owner and manager of a vacuum cleaner supply business, seeks state office for the first time and anticipates Harold Hughes running for Senate. Republicans William Murray and Jack Peters have already announced. The Iowa Farmers Union wins a $69,000 training contract for 125 unemployed workers in Dubuque Clinton Jackson Jones and Cedar counties under the Manpower Development and Training Act with George Harms named field representative at $6,600 annually.
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James N. Parker
Parker
William Murray
Iowa State University
Jack Peters
Hughes
U. S. Senate
Jack Miller
Iowa Farmers Union
Dubuque
Clinton
Jackson
Jones
Cedar
Kenneth Schuman
Farmers Union
Monticello
Anamosa
George Harms
Harms
Iowa News Briefs Cover Tax, Crime and Education
Schuman directs the project while noting a trainee’s eligibility is not tied to income. Dennis Otto of Des Moines, 23, and two others plead guilty to grand larceny in a copper wire theft. Otto, son-in-law of Gov. Harold Hughes, gets 180 days jail but may work under a work-release program. An interstate highway study shows safer travel on interstates. A new four year liberal arts college is proposed for Council Bluffs, seeking 1 million dollars locally with 2 million in state support, aiming to open fall 1967 with 600 to 700 students. The college would be non profit and church affiliation free.
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Dennis Otto
Des Moines
Polk County
Otto
Harold Hughes
Wade Clarke
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Enrollment Up 15 Percent At Towa Colleges
The U.S. Office of Education reports enrollment at Towa colleges and universities rose by 15 percent from last year, with 86,588 students currently attending classes.
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U. S. Office of Education
Towa’s
College and Universities
Northwestern Bell plans new tariff on announced names
Northwestern Bell Telephone seeks to require that many recorded announcements name the service provider. A tariff filing with the Iowa Commerce Commission could implement the policy if approved. The executive council faces a space problem and is asked to expand capitol offices for leaders and provide more rooms for legislative committees and constituent meetings. The council is also considering law clerks for the nine state supreme court justices, a practice common in other states.
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Legislative Research Committee
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Supreme Court
Iowa cities ordered to treat sewage before discharge
The Iowa water pollution control commission mandates all municipalities treat sewage to remove solids before releasing it into lakes or streams. About 40 cities currently collect sewage but do not perform treatment prior to discharge into state waters.
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Iowa Water Pollution Control Commission
Bailey Couple Observe 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Lioyd Bailey marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at the Methodist Church parlors on Sunday Their family includes one son and three daughters.
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Lioyd Bailey
Local residents share New Year visits and moves
Arecale locals Mr and Mrs Don Dyer and children from Hampton visited in the W H Howe home. Mrs Mary Mero spent New Years weekend with her brother and sister in law in Austin Minnesota. Gene Brass and daughter visited the John Etzen home. John Prugh is moving into a new building at the New Store. John Etzen and Mrs Etzen visited Oscar White’s home. Menno Brandt of Evansdale visited relatives in White family home on New Years day and Sunday. John Etzen visited Fred Ahrends Friday afternoon. John Seitsema and Mont Dye spent New Years weekend with Multon Dye. Oscar White called on sister Peter Helt at Mercy Hospital in Waterloo. she died Thursday night at 9. Wilbert Zimmerman hosted Mont Clifton of Hemet California for Tuesday dinner.
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Jay Bailey
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John Etzen
John Prugh
Oscar White
Menno Brandt
Evansdale
D. J. White
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Wellsburg
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Peter Helt
Mercy Hospital
Waterloo
Mont Clifton
Hemet
California
Wilbert Zimmerman
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