Public bids invited for Butler County bridge project
Sealed bids for Butler County D34B project to build a precast concrete bridge over Parmental Creek north of Section H-T93N-H1sw will be received by the County Auditor in Allison Iowa until 10:00 A M CDT July 31 1968. Proposals require a certified check and adherence to Iowa bid rules with plans available from the Auditor. Public notice includes ordinance vacating an alley in Greene Iowa and includes thanks from local families for community support.
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Butler County
Allison
Iowa
A. M
Iowa State Highway Commission
Parmentar Creek
Board of Supervisors of
Vernon D. Larsen
Greene Recorder
Greene
A.D
Greene City Council Proceedings July 1 1968
Greene City Council met in town hall with Mayor William Bamker and councilors Markle Walker Nelson and Anderson. Discussion covered building permits water shutoffs for delinquent bills alley behind high school ordinances and water analysis with bills approved for payment to various vendors and departments.
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William Bamker
David Markle
Douglas Walker
Marvin Nelson
Gordon Anderson
Clarence Teeple
Norman Graven
Harold Allison
Paul Larimore
Interstate Power Company
Greene
Ball
Lyle Maxson
Dave Liv
Berton Shultz
Markle
Walker
Anderson
Attorney Graven
Nelson
General Marshall & Swift
Drakes
Claire Curtis
William Ramker
Byreet
Art Weiss
Public
Lowell Maxson
Ames Fire School
Eide Electronics
Repai
Gus Johnson
Archie Raymond
Orkin Extermination Company
Schroeder Concrete Company
Ruby Johnson
Sharon Wunsch
Utilities
Aredale Locals Visit and June Receipts in Town Records
A Ardale locals Mr and Mrs Lowell Bruns and their sons hosted relatives and neighbors including Henry Folken and Darrell Folken while Ward Mason recovered in Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo. Mary Mero planned a Chicago visit. local officials itemized June 1968 receipts and expenses including taxes, utilities, pool, library, sewer and liquor profits with multiple named vendors. There was a closing adjournment motion by Anderson with Nelson second and Claire Curtis as town clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Bruns and Sons
Richard Hisentragers
Ward Mason
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Henry Folken
Lowell Bruns
Darrell Folken
Bruns
Mary Mero
Ida Sniffin
Chicago
Rowan
Mrs. Mero
Aredale News community notices and incidents
Fred Davis injured two fingers in a mower accident and returned home from Franklin General Hospital in Hampton on Sunday. Sunday evening visits included the Eisentragers of Sheffiled and the Feistrangers of Dumont, plus the Harms family of Bristow. Mrs. Hattie DeArmoun of Bristow dined with the Abben family. Preston White fell in her yard injuring her shoulder. Fred Zimmerman attended Gary Neal’s wedding near Waverly. Christine and Paul Lickweg of Hampton visited their grandparents, then returned home with their parents. Oscar White visited George Wallbaum, and the Whites from Menahga, Minnesota, spent July 4 at Mrs. Oscar White’s home.
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Fred Davis
Franklin General Hospital
Hampton
Lowell Bruns
Earl Eisentrager
Sheffield
Richard Efisentrager
Dumont
Harold Harms
Bristow
Hattie DeArmoun
al Abben
Preston White
Fred Zimmerman
Gary Neal
Waverly
Gary
Aredale
Wayne Neal
Christine
Paul Lickweg
Raymond Liekweg
William Liekweg
Oscar White
George Wallbaum
Rudd
Marion H. White
Dennis
Denise
Patti
Pam
Menahga
Minnesota
Fishing Trip to Camp Robinson Ontario Canada
Mr and Mrs Walter Richard and Mr and Mrs Jack Richard visited Camp Robinson Ontario for a ten day fishing trip. They returned Saturday evening and held a fish fry Sunday at the Jack Richard home with guests Mrs Oscar White and Mr and Mrs Preston White. Rev Buss, former minister of Aredale Church, is patient at Franklin General Hospital in Hampton. Mr Phillip Ritter, an aged Aredale citizen, is patient at Mercy Hospital in Mason City.
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Walter Richard
Jack Richard
Camp Robinson
Ontario
Canada
Oscar White
Preston White
Buss
Aredale Church
Franklin General Hospital
Hampton
Phillip Ritter
Aredale
Mercy Hospital
Mason City
Air Force man to serve three years in Italy
Visited by his mother Mrs. Alfreda Muir, James Boylan of the Air Force left Monday by plane for Italy to join his family and his work. He will be stationed there for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Boylan
Air Force
Alfreda Muir
Italy
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Lloyd Bigler
Randy
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Randy Jones
Walter Detra
Laura
George Menken
John P. Roach
Muller Farm
Schuck Realty Co
Parkersburg
Ford
Robert Or Clair Keppie
Vern van Raden
Drakle’s Dept. Store
Butler County Assessor
County Conference Board
Herman H. Brocka
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Miller Real Estate
Sinclair, Greene
Siwi
John Deere
Roger Wells
Jim Nettleton
David and
Jolyn Meyer
Jim Menken
FAR Ptual Insurance
Glenn M. Ressler
Butler County Mutual
Randall Jones
Gerald
Gerald Adams
Howard and
Esther Clapham
Chautauqua
Bertha Thomas
Charles Pyatt
Myrna Teeple
Fire Department
County Board OF Education
Dale BR
Schroeder
Dale FE
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Claire W. Curtis
W. J. Ramker
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First State Bank
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Library General
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Cedar Steel Transport
Richard Lindell
Karl Sneed
Lfe
Margaret Senne
Rebecca Bellows
Linda Wunsch
Karen Barnhart
Carolyn Kehoe
Richard Knight
James Shoemaker
Wilford Griner
Water and Sewer
Lewis Motor Supply
Roy’s
Rockwell Manufacturing Company
Philgas
Davis Oil CO
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Aioe
Harlan Martzahn
Marvin Saltzman
Dial Farm
Cologritae
Celia Ceienesis
Green Colonial
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