Rites Today for Mrs. Mary Garbes
Mary Garbes age 75 died Sunday morning at New Hampton hospital. Funeral services are held today at 2 p.m. at the United Church of Christ in Clarksville. She was a lifelong resident and widow of a local resident. Survived by daughter Mrs. Clara Fionn of New Hampton, son Vern of Waterloo, eleven grandchildren, twelve great grandchildren, two brothers John Sorth of Minneapolis and Pete of Canada, sister Mrs. Emma Edwards of Minneapolis. Burial at Lynwood Cemetery.
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Furies
Fsmnel United Church of Christ
Mary Garbes
New Hampton Hospital
Mes Garbes
Clarksville
Clara Fionn
New Hampton
Vern
Watterloo
John Sorth
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Pete Th
Canada
Emma Edwards
Lynwood
Turks. Ile
Joyce Nordman Feted At Shower
Mrs Paul Ha entertained at an afternoon shower at her home in Meservey. Honoree Joyce Nordman of Meservey is to marry Donald July 2 in Meservey. Thirty five guests attended as friends and Town City students from Ames were present.
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Joyce Nordman
Paul Ha
Atampi
AL Vieter
Dene Burman
Vance
Rdman
Meservey
Donald
Town City
Ames
Fractured Hip Hinders Orin Hinders at Home Fall
Orin Hinders, ill recently, suffered a fractured hip in a fall at his home and was rushed by ambulance to a hospital in Iowa City for treatment.
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Orin Hinders
Lows City
Mrs Sturdevant Honored At South Dakota Banquet
Mrs Cecil Sturdevant was recently honored at a banquet in Hil City South Dakota. She is retiring after teaching 18 years in South Dakota schools. Mr and Mrs Sturdevant will return to Clarksville July 1st, where they have leased the home on the Jin Wilson farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Sturdevant
Hil City
South Dakota
Sturdevant
Clarksville
Jin Wilson
Graveside Service For Hovenga Infant
Graveside services were held Sunday at 9 30 for Debbie Ruth infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Dale Hovenga of Aplington formerly Clarksville Burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery New Hartford Rev R J Topp Clarksville officiated
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Debbie Ruth
Dale Hovenga
Aplington
Clarksville
Oak Hill Cemetery
New Hartford
R. J. Topp
Clarksville Locals Share Family Reunion News
Clarksville locals report a large family dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Vern Conner with many relatives from Austin Minnesota Greene Waterloo Clarks ville and New Hartford visiting in nearby towns. The article also notes visits from San Diego Eldora Cedar Falls Kohler Wisconsin and Central City plus a golden wedding event for Vern Brown.
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Vern Conner
Anna Moore
Merile Stewart
Ora Moore
Austin
Minnesota
Howard Calease
Greene
Baren Calease
Waterloo
Bertha Grapp
Howard
Clarksville
Grace Good
New Hartford
John Detra
Marlys
Conrad Kampman
San Diego
California
James Hurd
LuAnne
Eldora
BE. Severs
Donald Carlson
Cedar Falls
A. O. Pulis
Howard Clark
Kohler
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Club Meetings
Lee relatives and Don Nichols visited in Clarksville while Randy and Ricky of Totterville spent Thursday at the Lee home. Frank Raisty and George Morris guests in Teddyelle for the golden wedding anniversary of Vern and Mrs. Brown in Central City. Mrs. Merle Stevenson from Greene visited Rosa Carter Sunday. Social Circle Club held its final meeting of the year at Grace Loomer’s. fourteen members enjoyed a tray lunch after business and social time. A and J Club met at Jessie Fors' home with Lulu Conelind assisting. Herbert Wedeking led the program. The clubs plan sunsuits for Hillcrest Baby Fold at Dubuque.
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Lee
Clarksville
Don Nichols
Randy
Ricky
Totterville
Frank Raisty
George Morris
Teddyelle
Vern Brown
Central City
Merle Stevenson
Greene
Rosa Carter
Social Circle Club
Grace Loomer
A and J
Jessie Fors
Lulu Conelind
Herbert Wedeking
Hillcrest
Dubuque
Veto blocks tax exemption bill on manufacturing materials
Governor Erbe vetoed a bill to exempt certain manufacturing materials from the 2 percent state tax. The measure would have spared items used in manufacture that do not enter the final product, with carbon used to purify corn oil as an example. The veto cited potential state revenue loss of about 51 million dollars and the risk of a state deficit, noting the legislature spent nearly 1 million per year more than the governor recommended. The veto was issued on the last possible day and marked his seventh. Also covered: about 100 liquor store employees to be cut under the budget act, with staff reductions likely at central offices and possible shortened store hours, while most stores remain open.
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Erbe
Iowa
Liquor Commission
Commission
Des Moines
State welfare payments rise in May totals 4.48 million
May welfare outlays reach 4 480 225 an increase of 45 758 from April Old age assistance 2 973 861 aid to dependent children 1 301 738 aid to the blind 9 685 and aid to the disabled 65 541 Welfare officials note a 15 percent April aid increase and a further rise from added cases and medical costs including 29 new cases affecting 115 people with average increases of 1.44 per case
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State Department of Social Welfare
Ffiei
State Building Plan Moves Forward In Iowa
The state employment security commission hires architects for a proposed 1.5 million dollar administration building on Grand avenue near E Ninth Street. Federal sources provide 1.2 million from unemployment compensation funds. Construction hoped for this year, per 1961 legislation. The building will house the commission and public employees retirement system offices, with about 58,000 square feet of floor space including basement. A safety plan by Commissioner Carl Pesch adds a new point system for moving violations with hearings and possible license suspensions, plus potential point deductions for a violation-free year. If the education aid bill passes, Iowa schools could gain about 14 million dollars annually from the federal government. A Atlantic senator becomes chair of the interim legislative budget committee, with Floyd Edgington as vice chair and Casey Loss as secretary.
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Town Employment Security Commission
Archit ‘Tects
State Administration
Grand Avenue
E. Ninth Street
Commission
Iowan Public Employees’ Retirement
Carl Pesch
Iowa Highway Patrol
Iowa
Congress
Atlantic
John D. Shoeman
George Paul
Brooklyn
Floyd Edginington
Sheffield Republican
Casey Loss
Algona Democrat
Church Notice for Darrell Fryman Pastor
Church of the Brethren announces Darrell C. Fryman as pastor. Thursday evening 8:00 p.m. chair practice. Sunday church school 10:00 a.m. Morning worship 11:00 a.m.
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Church OF the Brethren
Darrell C. Fryman
First Presbyterian Church Weekly Schedule
G F Butler pastor leads Westminster Fellowship at 7 pm as women and choir hold practice at 7 30 and 8 pm. Sunday School at 9 am with Worship at 10 am. Calvary Baptist Church offers mid week service at 7 30 pm and Sunday School at 10 am. Message titled Assurance Through Separation with Evening Service at 7 30 pm.
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Westminster Fellowship
St. Peter's Lutheran Church Weekly Activities Card
J Deines leads the youth choir practice at 7 30 with a general Wo men of the Church meeting at 8.00 pm Miss Janice Krueger and Intern Heapel from Independence State Institution present. Bible School closes with family picnic at Perrin Park at noon Good Will Society meets at Waverly at 2pm Services at 10am Holy Communion Brotherhood meeting Monday 8pm St John’s Wilmar Emmett Busch pastor Friday June 16 Lutheran Church Women 130 pm
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Women of the Church
Janice Krueger
R.N
Heapel
State Institution
Independence
Cday
Perrin Park
Good-Will Society
Waverly
St Pauls American Lutheran Church Marble Rock Activities
Bowling results noted Harold Allan 203 and Donald Arends 534. Tuesday Night Mixed League entries CHUM ata Rees iT 3 M and M 9 M and L 10 J and L 11 and 8 00 p.m. Sunday School 8 45 worship 10 00 a.m. Brotherhood meeting Tuesday 8 00 p.m. Wednesday Senior Choir 8 00 Luther League Picnic 5 00 June 26 29 District Convention Decorah Closing Bible School day Good Will Society 2 00 p.m. Waverly Services 8 30 a.m. Holy Communion Sunday School 9 30 a.m.
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Harold Allan
Donald Arends
CHUM
Ata Rees
Luther League
Decorah
Bowling scores and high totals announced
The record lists high scores with Barbara Stock 177 Helen Lester 427 Mabel Blum 426 Jim McLennan 212 540 Elmer Stock 503. It reads S and B July 13 H and M June 14 J and L 3 S and Bi M and M 4 M and 0 G H S 3 H and M1.
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Igh
Barbara Stock
Helen Lester
Mabel Blum
Jim McLennan
Elmer Stock
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G. F. Butler Pastor
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Maxfield Mutual Insurance
Pittsburgh
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Piresource
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Mead Drug
Greene, IA
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ST. Paul’s
American Lutheran Church
Marble Rock
I. J. Devies
Frank Mehmen
Acre
Peter Nixt & Son, Greene
Edward W. Miller
Bristow
Irving van Raden
OWA
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Fine Dance Orchestra
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Shirley Noa
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