Funeral services for Mrs Anna Pitcher 79 held in town
Funeral services were held Thursday at Hammer Martin Funeral Home for Mrs Anna Pitcher 79 who died Tuesday at her daughter’s home. Born Anna Rottink in Holland May 18 1879 she came to the United States at age five. She married C M Pitcher in November 1904. They farmed in Antioch until 1913 then moved to town. Survived by son Earl Detroit Michigan two daughters Mrs Kennedy Detroit and Mrs Raymond Church Waterloo five grandchildren four great grandchildren three sisters Mary Burton Oklahoma Mrs H S Palin and Sarah Rottink Clarksville. Burial at Lynwood cemetery.
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Hammer Martin Funeral Home
Anna Pitcher
William Kennedy
Anna Rottink
Holland
United States
C. M. Pitcher
Antioch
Pitcher
Presbyterian Church
Rebekah Lodge
Earl
Detroit
Michigan
Kennedy
Raymond Church
Waterloo
Mary Burton
Oklahoma
H. S. Palin
Sarah Rottink
Clarks-ville
Lynwood Cemetery
Thomas Schafers To Observe 68th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Thomas Schafer will observe their 68th wedding anniversary on January 21 with no Open House planned due to health. They wed January 21 1691 and farmed except for years in Clarksville. he was county sheriff and Clarksville Theatre owner. They sold their farm and will move to town later this month. they are both 69.
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Thomas Schafers
Thomas Schafer
Marriage and engagement notices from Clarksville area
Mrs Theophil Litterer announces the marriage of daughter Margaret E to Horengie son of Mr and Mrs John Horengie of Marion s Maryland on January 3. The bride graduated from the High School and served six years in the Womens A Corps. The groom graduated from Kulpmont High School in Maryland and the University of Pennsylvania. He is employed by the Department of Defense at Fort Meade Maryland. The couple will be at Hyattsville. Social Circle Club met at Joe Roose home. Following the meeting a lunch was served to several ladies. Mrs Herman Rohlwing Mrs Van Poisal Mrs H S Pulis Mrs Fred Benning Mrs W J Voss and Mrs Charles Shepard. Marjorie Litterer engagement announced to Wil Litterer son of Mr and Mrs Il Litterer Clarksville. The wedding set for Friday February 20 at Chanuel United Church Clarksville. Miss Klanuate of the Clarks Company of Waverly. He is employed by the Concrete Company.
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Theophil Litterer
Margaret E
Horengie
John Horengie
Marions
Maryland
Thale High School
Seix
Womens A Corps
Kulpmont High School
University of Pennsylvania
Department of Defense
Fort Meade
Hyattsville
Social Circle Club
Joe Roose
Herman Rohlwing
van Poisal
H. S. Pulis
Fred Benning
W. J. Voss
Charles Shepard
Ernest Klunder
Marjorie
Wil Litterer
Il Litterer
Clarks
Chanuel United Church
Clarksville
Klanduate
Clarks Company
Waverly
Ever
14 Concrete Company
A and I Club Formed At Mrs Drenth Home
Members gathered Thursday as Mrs Sam Drenth presided. A potluck meal was served during business. Mrs Drenth will lead the club with further plans. The next meeting will be at the home of Forry.
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A &1
New York City trip of Miller family noted in transit
The article reports Mrs. Robert Miller and Kirk returning from Darmstadt Germany to New York City aboard the U S S Atlantic. Mr. Miller, stationed with the United States Armed Forces, will return to the states soon. It also notes various local visits and social events in nearby communities and updates on state news including a resigning regent, court contest, population estimates, and tax/agency actions.
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New York City
Robert Miller
Kirk
Darmstadt
Germany
Miller
United States
States
Charles Shepard
Cecil Lowe
Maude Scott
May Scott
Clara Crawford
John Crawford
Allison
R. M. Whiteside
Kenneth Hall
James Whiteside
Shell Rock
Shirley
Herman
Susan
Merlyn Busching
Mary Busching
Reid Busching
Reed
Eldon Hirsch
Keats Cook
A. L. Sirling
Adien Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Subscription Rates Beyond Fouth Zone See Local Rates
Advertising note lists subscription and mailing prices including single copies ten cents by mail fifteen cents locally for Butler Floyd and Dougherty regions, with a three dollar rate covering first to fourth zones. The text appears fragmented but conveys pricing structure and zone coverage.
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Fouth
Butler
Floyd Ae
Dougherty
Ramblers win in late rally as B squad tops Clarksville
In a boys and girls basketball note from the Greene Nora Springs area, the B squad girls trailed by five at three quarters but rallied to beat their foes 33 to 31. Linda Goodsell scored 15 and Linda Busse 14 for the locals. Next Friday the Ramblers A and B squads travel to Clarksville.
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Tatum
Roose
Kretzschmar
Colwell
Kapka
Meyers
Helland
Kuhn
Hillier
Rouse
Linda Goodsell
Linda Busse
Ramblers
Clarksville
Church Schedule Highlights Week of Greene IA
Greene IA church notices list Carol Choir and Sr Choir rehearsals, Sunday School at 9:00, Worship at 10:09, Westminster and Morning services, prayer, M Y F, and Calvary Baptist Bible study and youth service. Includes Greene First Methodist and Calvary Baptist with pastors and class times.
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Nora Springs
St. Peter's
Westminster Fellowship
First Methodist Church
Greene
Iona Clayton Becker
M. M.Y.F
Calvary Baptist Church
George S. Knutson
Moody
Martha
Rachel
St Johns Li Church Schedule and Youth Meetings
The bulletin lists St John s Li church activities led by Pastor Vibnar and Rev Clinton Johnson at Powersville C M A Church. Morning worships, Sunday school, youth classes, and circle meetings run January 17 to 19 with a nine week leadership course and a youth rally announced. Contact pastor for information.
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St. John’s Li ‘Church
Robert Floy
Vibnar
Powersville C. & M. A
Rueben Strecker
Clinton Johnson
Jets
Johnson
Rev. Johnson
St Pauls American Lutheran St Louis Parish Activities
Marble Reck St Devies pastor leads adult confirmation instruction at 7 30 p m. A dartball game is scheduled at St Peters as part of church activities.
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ST. Peter's Lutheran Church
I. J. Devies
ST. Paul's
St. Devies
St. Peter’s
Brinkman Dies Noted Iowa State Fair horticulture chief
Ronald Brinkman, superintendent of the agricultural, floricultural and horticultural building at the Iowa State Fair for two years, died. He was a widely known authority on rose culture.
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Brinkman
Ronald Brinkman
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Harold E. Hughes
Ide Grove
Bernard Martin
Des Moines
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Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Department of Health
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M. L. Abrahamson
State Liquor Commission
Toledo
Tama
Govenor
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Wilson
Butler County
City of
Wayne C, Fischer
Joyce Bliss
Society
Lennox Furnaces
Greene Farm Equip. & Agric, Company
Rambleretts
Curtis Seat
Bartels
First Presbyterian
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G. F. Butler
Church OF the Brethren
James Parks
Claire W. Curtis
Gustav Weiss
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Thorp
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