Mrs H Cuvelier Feted on Birthday in Bristow News
The North End Birthday Club gathered at Mrs. H E Cuvelier’s home Wednesday to honor her. Attendees included Mrs. Fred Sherman and many other local residents. The issue lists numerous social visits and guests at homes across Bristow, Dumont, Shell Rock, Parkersburg, and Greene.
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H. Cuvelier
North End
H. E. Cuvelier
Fred Sherman
Ralph Weiland
Mann Mennen
George Stewart
Lester Eberline
Joe Needham
Mino Folkerts
Gus Siefken
Harold Duffield
Folkert Kielman
Bill Koenen
Latimer
Franklin General Hospital
Hampton
Percy Merrill Sr
Pat Kaye
Bill Elliott
Dumont
Henry Kruger
Jake Kruger
Parkersburg
Glen Hearn
Bernice Wilder
Ray Hahn
Jake Mehmen
Plainfield
Dewayne de Berg
Paul Weiland
Harold Reints
Pat Kay
Selah Merrill
John Stone
Northwood
North Dakota
Minnie Hites
Bob Goetsock
Shell Rock
Ernest Brocka
Merlyn Steere
Greene
Henry Kielman
Kieth
Jeff
Clarksville
Russell Armfield
Swaledale
Donna Hahn
Don Harmon
Aplington
Freddie Siems
Ackley
Pam de Berg
Jerlyn Weiland
Henry Trepkes
al Wendt
Henry van Dyke
Bristow Locals Visit Plainfield Home of Schwennens
Bristow residents visited Tuesday evening at the Plainfield home of Mr and Mrs Jake Schwennen.
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Henry Kruger
Jake Schwennen
Plainfield
Creel Census Reveals Fish Data for Four Iowa Lakes
A 1966 creel census across Spirit, Center, East and West Okoboji Lakes reports 875,705 fish totaling 387,166 pounds taken on 157,258 angling trips lasting 441,003 hours. Average catch was 5.57 fish per trip at a rate of 1.99 fish per hour, with data derived from the four lakes.
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Spirit
Center
Okoboji
Fish harvest share by species across four lakes
The report lists the fish per hour harvested each trip across four lakes led by bullheads at 38 percent, followed by perch at 37 percent, bluegill 16 percent, crappie four percent, and walleye three percent. West Okoboji is among the lakes.
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West Okoboji
Iowa Lake Fish Harvest and Tagging Report Summary
The report notes that Okoboji lakes contributed the most fish, with Spirit Center and East Okoboji following. About 58 percent of West Okoboji’s harvest came in December through February, while Spirit Lake yielded 94 percent of open water catches. Twenty five tagged Little Sioux River catfish from 1964 65 were recaptured near their release site, and growth studies show Little Sioux catfish gain about three inches annually, higher than other Iowa waters.
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Center
East Okoboji Lakes
West Okoboji
Spirit Lake
Little Sioux River
Little Sioux
Iowa
Channel Catfish Are Homebodies
Channel catfish are a cautious bunch staying close to home according to information received by the State Conservation Commission.
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State Conservation Commission
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