Bristow News Social Roundup Highlights Local Guests
The Bristow News lists numerous Sunday dinner guests and visits across Bristow area households. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harms Cindy Allison, Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Merrill Lindy, Percy Merrill Sr., Mrs. Jeanett Frashier, Mrs. Susan Flanigan Dumont, Mrs. Van Dyke, Mrs. Wendt, the Ressack family, Mr. and Mrs. George Ressack Aredale, Mrs. P K Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Don Wiegmann, Wendel Noah family, Clarence Johnson, Craig Cuvelier Jan Zimmers Hampton, H. E. Cuvelier, Lawrence True Scott, Lloyd True, Mrs. Gus Siefken, Mrs. Fred Sherman, Herman Beenken Morrison, and others. The Legion Auxiliary postponed its meeting with next month’s session planned at Mrs. Jeanett Frashier’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Legion Auxiliary
Jeanett Frashier
al Wendt
Ben van Dyke
Susan Flanigan
Dumont
van Dyke
Wendt
Kyle Shreve
Jans Ressack
Lawrence True
Scott
Lloyd True
Gus Siefken
Fred Sherman
Herman Beenken
Morrison
Don Wiegmann
Ernest Brocka
Merlyn Steere
Greene
Percy Merrill Sr
Pat K. Merrill
Local residents share hospitality across Bristow area
Clarence and John Johnson families hosted guests from Bristow and nearby towns. Melvin Mennen and sons visited Henry Kruger’s home for supper. Lee Hahn visited Al Wendt. Jane Sherman returned to Le Mars after a two week stay with her father Harold Sherman. Wayne Hewitt family visited her parents Mino Folkers. Harley Cuvelier of Dumont stopped by H E Cuvelier’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Johnson
John Johnson
Nancy Johnson
Aplington
Melvin Mennen
Allison
Henry Kruger
Lee Hahn
al Wendt
Jane Sherman
le Mars
Harold Sherman
Wayne Hewitt
Republicans Eye Joint Steering With Gov Elect In Iowa
The Republicans plan closer cooperation between the legislature and the governor elect Robert D. Ray and Lieutenant-Governor Elect Roger Jepsen. Both houses will share 18 committees with matching titles, signaling early consensus on budgets and reapportionment as lawmakers decide annual or bi annual budgeting and legislative term details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Ray
Roger Jepsen
William Harbor
Senate
House
Francis Messerly
Finchford
John Camp
Bryant
Jepsen
Harbor
Thursday Evening Visitors at the Rogers and Others
A stream of social visits decorate the week with neighbors and relatives stopping by the homes of the Rogers, Krull, Merrill, Hahn, Weiland, Krugers, Johnsons, Dennis, Flanigan, Duffield, and Kruger family groups across Dumont Allison and Shell Rock. Widening circles include Kurt Kramer and Ardis Flanigan visiting in the early week as well as Cedar Valley residents from West Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Rogers
Merle Hearn
Marvin
Larry
Dumont
George Krull
Greene
Don Wiegmann
Peres Merrill Sr
Pat K. Merrill
Joe Merril
Chautauqua
Charles City
Burdine Hahn
Paul Weiland
Jerlyn
Ray Hahn
Kurt Kramer
Harm Kettwig
Shell Rock
Henry Kruger
Keevin Johnson
Clarence Johnson
Fred Sherman
Clarence
John Henning
Allison
Willard Dennis
Ardis Flanigan
Harold Duffield
H. E. Cuvelier
Mengel Kruger
Robin
West Liberty
Eldora School Chief Travisono Resigns for Rhode Island Post
Anthony Travisono, superintendent of the state training school for boys at Eldora since 1961, will become director of Rhode Island's Department of Social Welfare. He is a Rhode Island native. Iowa Social Services Commissioner Maurice A. Harmon lauded him as an capable administrator with strong interest in youth. Travisono stated his resignation unrelated to the cigarette sales controversy at the institution. Attorney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Trainings School For
Eldora
Anthony Travisono
Rhode Island
Travisono
Department of Social Welfare
Iowa
School class cigarettes ban sparks debate on youth access
General Richard C Turner urges no cigarette access for under 18s even with parental approval. Earlier officers said youths were provided cigarettes as many arrived as confirmed smokers. In Hardin County a court injunction blocks 47 counties from increasing property tax valuations for one year, while 71 counties and six cities face tax relief disputes. Governor's Greys of Dubuque drill team to represent Iowa in the Presidential Inaugural Parade in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Turner
Hardin County Grand
Wiliam Forst
Polk County
Gibson C. Holiday
Forst
Governor’s Greys
Dubuque
Iowa
Washington
Aredale Area News Highlights Visiting Kin and Local Occasions
Mr and Mrs Allen Myers with Mrs Gladys Harlan spent three weeks in Anaheim California visiting their daughter Ellener French and family. L L French to return from Vietnam in February. Gladys Harlan visited her son Raymond Lumsey and daughter with Mr and Mrs Daniel Henry. En route home they called on Arnold Myers in Dennison. W H Collins arrived from Anchorage to visit his mother Alma Collins and relatives. he grew up in Aredale. A dinner in their honor drew Carl Stock Dale Stock family and Gordon Madale from Anchorage. Roger Landers home after knee surgery will use crutches for three weeks. Alfrenda Muir fell on ice injuring her arm and cast. Paul Mason became great grandfather when Timmy Mason's son born January 1 weighing seven pounds thirteen ounces. Darwin Noelting ill with flu. Weekend visitors at the Raymond Buttjer home included LaVern Buttjer and Brent of Cresco. Kenneth Armstrong and daughter Hampton joined for dinner. Pearl Cutler, staying with Carl Corporans, now with Duayne Huntington in Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Myers
Gladys Harlan
Anaheim
California
Myers
Ellener French
Daughts
L. L. French
Vietnam
Raymond Lumsey
Daniel Henry
Warren Myers
Oklahoma
Arnold Myers
Dennison
W. H. Collins
Anchorage
Alaska
Alma Collins
Collins
Aredale
Carl Stock
Dale Stock
Gordon Madale
Roger Landers
Alfrenda Muir
Paul Mason
Timmy Mason
Darwin Noelting
Raymond Buttjer
LaVern Buttjer
Brent
Cresco
Kenneth Armstrong
Hampton
Pearl Cutler
Carl Corporans
Duayne Huntington
Birthday Observed for Mrs Seibert Arends at Supper
A Saturday night supper marked the observed birthday of Mrs. Seibert Arends with attendees including Mrs. Fred Arends and couples from Dumont Waterloo Hampton and Aredale, noting January 20 date and local connections. The Governor's Greys, 25 Iowa National Guard members, trace back to 1859 and Civil War uniforms. Lieutenant Governor Robert Fulton sworn in as Iowa's 37th governor to serve until January 16, with Garfield administering the oath to council members and Attorney General Turner. Fulton will lead until Robert Ray is inaugurated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seibert Arends
Fred Arends
Wallace Nolte
Dumont
Steve Cunningham
Waterloo
Gene Brass
Hampton
John Etzen
Aredale
Governor's Greys
Iowa National Guard
Dubuque
Governor’s Greys
Robert Fulton
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Fulton
Iowa Supreme Court
T. G. Garfield
Garfield
State Executive Council
Richard C. Turner
Robert Ray
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