Tom Shaffer Rites Are Today
Tom Snaffar, 87, died Sunday at the Ahrens Convalescent Home after a sudden heart attack. His wife died in 1918. He leaves a son Everett of Clarissville, a daughter Mrs John Roszak of Los Angeles, California, and five grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 1:00 pm at Hammer-Martin Funeral Home and 2:04 pm at Hitesville Church. burial followed in the church cemetery.
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Tom Snaffar
Ahrens
Jumim
Everett
Clarissille
John Roszak
Los Angeles
Calfornia
Hammer-Martin Funeral
Hitesville Church
Church
Ronald Sutcliffe Receives Degree in Washington DC
Ronald Sutcliffe, son of Ar and As Laanichifte, received a Bachelor of Science degree in Business from a college devoted to the deaf in Washington DC. Commencement exercises were held Saturday.
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Ronald Sutcliffe
Ronait Sar
Laanichifte
Washington, D
Group Visited in Oskaloosa Sunday
Mrs Al Smiam and Rent Als Like Rue Mrs John Branden bing and Debbie Khnetah spent Sunday in a Delmar Nicklaus home in Oskaloosa. Nicklaus is weling from a car accident two weeks ago. Rocklaus, who has spent two weeks in Clark, returned home with them.
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al Smiam
John Brandenbing
Debbie Khnetah
Delmar
Rites Pending For August Sinram
August Sinram died Monday morning at Cedar Valley Hospital after a long illness of cancer. Survived by his wife one daughter Ruth Hoffman Denver Colorado two grandchildren a brother Fred of Clarksville and a sister Mrs Stena Nordman of Waterloo. Funeral services are pending.
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August Sinram
Cedar Valley Hospital
Ruth Hoffman
Denver Colando
Fred
Clarksvile
Stena Nordman
Waterloo
Connie Norton Honored Thursday
A group of relatives gathered Thursday evening at Mr and Mrs Earl Nortons home to honor Connie Norton, a Clarksville high school graduating senior. Guests came from Clarion Waterloo Shell Rock New Hartford and Clarksville.
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Earl Norton
Connie
Clarksville High School
Clarion
Waterloo
Shell Rack
New Hartford
Clarksville
Fractured Hip Suffered by Mrs Tom Shaffer
Fractured hip from a fall Thursday sent Mrs Tom Shaffer to Waverly Hospital where X rays confirmed the injury and she underwent surgery Friday morning. Carles Hardy, once named as Geopearent, has been observed at City Hospital and released. He has a tangus growth on his dunes.
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Tom Shaffer
Waverly Hospital
Carles Hardy
Iman Low
Local summer visitors and graduates noted in Clarksville notices
The Clarksville area records a string of social mentions including received degrees Anneth Vance and others at Tuwa Stire Teach College and Eden Seminary commencements. Various residents from Zephyrhill Florida Webster Grove Missouri LaSalle and Corpus Christi visited or stayed, with families like Hammer Shaw Detra and Calewse highlighted during summer activities and weekend trips.
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Anneth Vance
Desiree
Tuwa Stire Teach College
Chester High School
Colles’ end social honor in Clarksville residents present
Clarksville locals gathered Tuesday at the home of Ais Lilie to honor Mrs EH who is moving to New Jersey with neighbors and guests. Mrs Pearl Wes left Albuquerque for a visit with her daughter Mrs How Burgess and family. Burgess and Susanne Burgess are noted graduates at UNM and Sandia High School. Mr Otto Schmadeke and Vin Martin were also mentioned among attendees.
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Colles
Ais Lilie
New Jerseys
Pearl Wes
Albuquerque
New Mexico
How Burgess
University of New Mexico
Burgess
Sandia High School
Susanne Burgess
How To Harvest Hay At The Right Time And Improve Value
The article stresses timing in cutting hay to maximize protein content and yield. It notes the advantage of early cutting for palatability and protein, and explains modern mechanical drying reduces weather losses, maintains leaves, improves color and safety, and lowers moisture-related risks. It contrasts field curing with artificial drying for efficiency and quality.
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United States Department
Vacation Church School Final Week at Greene
First Methodist Church Greene Iowa leads Vacation Church School to close this Sunday with a covered dish dinner at noon in Perrin Park or, if rain, in the church basement. Pastor Clayton Becker invites church family and neighbors to attend morning services at 9 and 10.
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First Methodist Church
Greene
Iowa
Clayton Becker
Perrin Park
Iurch
Church notices from Brethren pastor James Parks services
The Church of the Brethren posts a Sunday school at 4:00 PM, morning worship, and a 11:00 AM service. Thursday choir practice is scheduled for 7:30 PM under Pastor James Parks.
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Church OF the Brethren
James Parks
St Peter Lutheran Church Schedule and Picnic
St Peter Lutheran Church led by Pastor J. Devies lists Ladies Aid meeting at 7:00 pm at the parsonage, Brotherhood at 8:00 pm, Sunday School at 9:00 am, communion at 10:00 am, annual picnic at Perrin Park at noon, mid week service at 7:00 pm, and worship services including morning 11:00 am and evening 8:00 pm with a youth service at 7:00 pm
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Ladies Aid Socrety
Iotherhood
Perrin Park
First Presbyterian Church Notice Schedule
Junior Choir practice at 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday School at 9 a m Worship Service at 10 a m June 21 Rev Lester Hopels missionary to Ethiopia will speak
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G. F. Builer
Lester Hopels
Ethiog
Church of Christ Service Times
Church of Christ led by Pastor John J. Jones announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m Lord s Supper and Preaching at 10 30 a m Young People Service at 6 30 p m and Bible Study with charts at 7 30 p m
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Church of Christ
John J. Jones
St Johns Lutheran Church Service Schedule
Thev Robert Floyd pastor leads St Johns Lutheran Church with Luther League at 800 p m Sunday School at 845 am Young Adult Class at 845 am Parents Class at 845 am Worship at 1000 am Congregational picnic at 1209 noon Local parish activities include morning worship and afternoon picnic hosted by the church group.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Thev
Robert Floy
Wilmar
Luther League
Powersville church schedule with pastor Rueben Strecker
The Powersville M A Church led by Pastor Rueben Strecker presents Sunday School at 1000 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. A combined Missionary service for the jourth at 7:30 p.m. Evening service at 8:00 p.m. Midweek Bible study and prayer on Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.
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Powersville. & M. A. Church
Rueben Strecker
St Pauls Lutheran Church Marble Rock Services and Sunday School
St Pauls American Lutheran Church Marble Rock holds a Brotherhood meeting at 8 00 am with Holy Communion at 8 39 am followed by Sunday School at 9 30 am led by Pastor I J Devies.
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ST. Paul’s American Lutheran Church
Marble Rock
I. J. Devies
St John’s Evangelical Reformed Church Service Note
St John’s Evangelical Reformed Church Nashua Iowa announces divine worship at 9 30 am with a children's choir. The Brotherhood and Youth Fellowship meet in the evening. Choir practice is scheduled for Thursday at 8 00 pm.
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St. John’s Evangelical Reformed Church Co
Weidler
Nashua
Lowa
The
Brotherhood
Youth Fellowship
Capitol News Enrollment Boost Reported
Iowa readers are told to expect a sharp rise in school enrollment with an estimated 117 percent increase. The article notes statewide trends and potential impacts on districts as districts plan capacity and funding needs.
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Iowa Press Association
Iowa enrollments rise amid state forecast for 1966 67
A state study projects Iowa public schools will enroll about 619063 students in the 1966 67 year an increase of 64840 from the current year The peak is expected in that same year with 459673 students in elementary and secondary grades Meanwhile savings and loan associations report record mortgage loan growth with over 55 million in new loans and savings of 7 million The governor signs a new unemployment compensation bill proposing a family plan with higher possible benefits for some workers but the overall impact is limited and misrepresented according to critics
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State Department of Public
Iowa
Chet B. Akers
Towans
Akers
Herschel Loveless
Loveless
Conservation costsharing and 1958 ACP outcomes
Conservation program notes costsharing rules and county ACP achievements for 1958. It cites filings required, government cost coverage about 50 percent, and total project costs. The county reports 6,577 acres contour strip cropland, 1 livestock water pond, 1,536,000 square feet of waterways, and 48,155 cubic yards moved for earth works.
Governor signs bill expanding war income protection
The Governor announced a new law removing about 10 percent of workers from disqualification for income protection while still providing a sim of benefits. The bill includes several modifications and aims to address fairness by adjusting the rule for those who quit a job.
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Loveless
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