Tom Harms Fet e d At Shower In Aplington
Allison residents Tom Harms and his family were honored at a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening at the shelter house in Aplington. Hostesses were Mrs Ben Van Heiden Reinbeck Mrs Earl Victor and Mrs John Van Heiden Parkersburg. Sixty five relatives attended from Aplington Cedar Falls Parkersburg Grundy Center Gladbrook Bristow New Hartford Allison Wellsburg Ackley and Waterloo.
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Tom Harms
Allison
Aplington
Ben van Heiden
Reinbeck
Earl Victor
John van Heiden
Parkersburg
Sam van Heiden
Ackley
Cedar Falls
Grundy Center
Gladbrook
Bristow
New Hartford
Wellsburg
Waterloo
Merrill-Harms Vows Repeated in Church Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Gordon Merrill announce the marriage of their daughter Sandra to Tom Harms of Allison. The ceremony was held Saturday June 11 at Marshalltown Church of Christ by Russell Casey. Linda Merrill was maid of honor. Bob Boom garden served as best man. The couple reside in Allison.
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Gordon Merrill
Sandra
Tom Harms
Allison
Marshalltown Church
Columbus Guests Dine With Local Families
Mrs. Ron Brackway and guests from Columbus Ohio visited from Wednesday to Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne De Bers. They were Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hahn.
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Ron Brackway
David, Mark
Valarie
Columbus
Ohio
Dewayne de Bers
Ray Hahn
Keith Harris Feted on Birthday
A birthday celebration honored Keith Harms with visits from family and friends. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Cassmann and JoAnn, Mr. Frank Eisentrager and Mr. Nathan Eilers and son Kevin of Hampton, Mr. Earl Eisentrager and family of Sheffield, Mr. Lowell Bruns and son Danny of Aredale, Mr. Richard Eisentrager and daughter Rhonda of Dumont, and Mr. Harm Harms. The gathering was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harms on Tuesday evening.
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Leroy Cassmann
JoAnn
Frank Eisentrager
Nathan Eilers
Kevin
Hampton
Earl Eisentrager
Sheffield
Lowell Bruns
Danny
Aredale
Richard W Eisentrager
Rhonda
Dumont
Harm Harms
Harold Harms
Keith Harms
Local Visiting Guests Share Social Evenings
Bristow residents hosted or visited friends across several days with multiple families gathering for suppers and social evenings. Guests came from Dumont Waterloo Aplington Kesley Greene Riverside and other nearby towns to share meals and, in some cases, attend gatherings at various homes.
Social visiting list fills week in Allison area
Numerous guests visited in the homes of the Brocka, Miller, and Hearn families in Nora Springs Charles City and Waterloo. Attendees included residents from Allison Greene Cedar Falls Hazelton Dumont and Riverside California with guest appearances by Emma Scarrow and Francis Johnson.
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Carl Krull
Henry Frey
Allison
Ernest Brocka
William Sidmore
Brocka
Emma Miller
Sioux City
P. K Muler
M. F. Boylan
John Miller
Nora Springs
Harold Miller
Charles City
Vv. KE Sellers
Greene
Bernice Wilder
Cedar Falls
Gerald Hershey
Hazelton
al Wendt
Clayton Hershey
Joe Merrill
Norman
Cleveland
Gilbert Kuhn
Emma Scarrow
Texas
Lillie Brensema
Frances Johnson
Riverside
California
Emmet Hutchison
Dumont
Ben Brockway
Columbus
Ohio
Dewayne de Berg
Ray Hahn
Paul Weiland
Henrys Kruger
Henry Trepkes
Parkersburg
State Board Overhauls Care for Mentally Ill and Retarded
Iowa moves to unify treatment across six state institutions. About 20 severely retarded children shift from Woodward to Mount Pleasant to free beds, signaling a system-wide policy shift to serve both groups in shared facilities.
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State Board of Control
Glenwood
Woodward
Mount Pleasant
Independence
Cherokee
Clarinda
Local visits mark midweek social rounds
Mr and Mrs Carl Krull of Allison visited Mrs Fred Sherman Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Ray Hahn and Mrs Francis Johnson called on Mr and Mrs Henry Kielman at Clarksville and Mr and Mrs Wilford Griner at Greene Wednesday afternoon. Mrs John Eckhoff of Parkersburg and Mrs Fred Sherman visited Mrs Anna Dreesman at Grundy Center Nursing Home Friday forenoon.
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Paul Weiland
Harold Harms
Glen Hearn
E. P. Berryman
Waterloo
Burdine Hahn
Merle Hearn
George Frey
Aplington
A. J. Meyer
Henry Rottink
Kesley
Ernest Brocka
Fred Sherman
John Henning
Allison
Frances Johnson
Riverside
California
Emmett Hutchison
Dumont
Ray Hahn
Greene
Lee Hahn
Carl Krull
Francis Johnson
Henry Kielman
Clarksville
Wilford Griner
John Eckhoff
Parkersburg
Anna Dreesman
Grundy Center
Education report shows 42 percent of 1965 grads not continuing
The State Board of Public Instruction reports that about 42 percent of the 40,859 public high school graduates in 1965 from Towar schools are not pursuing further formal education. Most are employed, while over five percent entered military service and over four percent became housewives.
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State Board of Public Instruction
Towa
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