Local and Personal Gossip From Fayette Area
Fayette residents hosted relatives and friends during weekends with visits spanning Chicago Wellsburg Mason City and Des Moines. Attendees included Angarola Krambeer Wilkins Curtis Meyers Kingery and Bergstrom families, with multiple dinners, funerals, reunions, and trips to Minneapolis Cedar Rapids and Portland noted among gatherings.
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Janice Krambeer
Marie Wilkins
Fayette
Roy Krambeer
Vern Wilkins
Harold Angarola
Chicago
Claire Rainey
Lawrence
Kansas
Orval Kingery
Beverly Larson
Cedar Rapids
Harris Larson
Elgin
Iowa
John Aswegan
Alan
Allison
Henry Kingery
Charles City
Dayton Mather
Merlin Schrock
Hugh Frazier
Brunk Lauterbach
Dike
Louis Freese
Loretta Joyce Murra
Wellsburg
Louis
Irvin Freese
Bill Borchard
Rudy Schwartz
Claire Kepple
Rita
North Iowa Ceramic Club
Orville Ebling
Bristow
T. S. Albrecht
James O'Connor
Catherine O’connor
Mason City
Butler County Supervisors Open Bid on Stoker Coal and Approve Budget
July 22 1957 meeting in Allison Iowa shows bids opened for stoker coal Fullerton Lumber Company chosen with deliveries to Butler County Court House and County Home at 15 50 and 16 00 per ton respectively Also approved completion of Willman Construction contract and adopted the county budget with a final vote ofayes by Schaeffer and Schoeneman none against Budget certified and filed Auditor Larsen stated meeting adjourned to July 30 1957
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Board OF Supervisors
Butler County
Iowa
Schoeneman
Schaeffer
Motion
Willman Construction Company
Motion Carried
Court House Allison
Jaw
Greene Recorder
Clarksville Star
Allison Tribune
Parkersburg Eclipse
Chicago Rock Ie
A. D
V. QO. Larsen
Butler County Auditor
John Schoeneman
Larsen County
Bud's Dominates Salsbury's In High Scoring Tourney Finales
In a double elimination softball tourney Bud's swept Salsbury's 17-1 after a 11-1 opener, with Macek pitching three wins and Paine catching, while Salsbury's Joe Lindeman homered for the lone run. Earlier Bud's posted wins over Powersville 9-2 and Salsbury's 14-8, as Casper and Vegas led the hitters. The Merchants beat Powersville 11-4, aided by Heckstein and Miller on back-to-back homers, with Gifford and Heckstein pairing for the Merchants. Three Little League standings show Brownies, Yellow Jackets, and Blue Raiders atop the board amid a busy week of local baseball and social notes.
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Weiss
Sidscema
Mason City
Macek
Paine
Merchants
Gifford
Heckstein
Bud's
Salsbury
Phil Vegas
Marth
Salsbury’s
van Sickle
Bud’s
Joe Lindeman
Bud
Welrich
Thornton
Charles City Merchants
Miller
Powersville
Gableman
Carr and Biekert
Casper
The
Powersville C and M Church Service Schedule
Sunday School at 4 PM with classes for all ages. Morning worship at 11 AM. Evening service and Gospel message at 8 PM. Young People’s Service at 7 40 PM. Midweek Bible study and prayer at 8 PM. Thursday Missionary Society meets at 1 30 PM. Volleyball at church on first and third Mondays.
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Powersville C. & M. A
Rueben Strucker
God
Missionary Society
Calvary Baptist Church
R. Duane Scott
Young Peoples
Church notices on Sunday services and events
Church listings announce Sunday School at 9 and 10 for different churches. Worship services at 10 or 11 with sermons and special events. Meetings include Women’s Missionary Society, Mother and daughter tea, adult camp, choir practice, prayer meeting, and women’s association activities.
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Womens Missionary Society
Eldora
Church or Christ John J Jones Pastor Notes and Games
Sunday School to 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 and evening service at 7 30 with training at 8. Blue Raiders win 6 to 4 while Greene Hornets pitcher Barth and Doug Marsh star with a four hitter and a clutch triple. Next Little League games set for Wednesday July 17 Green Hornets vs Yellow Jackets Blue Raiders vs Brownies.
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Blue Raiders
Harry Barth
Greene Hornets
Doug Marsh
Green Hornets
Yellow Jackets
Brownies
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