Bristow News Social Roundup Shows Community Guests
A local Bristow community note lists numerous Sunday and weekday visits among residents. Guests include M&M Cuvelier families from Hampton and Janesville, M&M Harold Harms, Mrs. Vera Stewart, and many others. The UMW met at the Methodist Church with 15 members, and area residents attended a Des Moines tournament and an Allison Manor nursing home visit.
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M&m Criag
M&m
Percy Merrill
UMW
Methodist Church
Dewayne DeBerg
Vera Stewart
Harry Card
Hampton
Folkert Kielman
Lee Hahn
Bernice Wilder
al Wendt
Senate Newsletter Highlights Constituent Letters
Senator Burroughs summarizes a dull Senate week and answers constituent questions. He notes five items from Waverly, beginning with the diagonal road issue which he says is being addressed by the DOT. Further details pending.
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Senate
Waverly
Middle East grain trade highlights export shifts
Iowa State University economist notes the Middle East has growing demand for U S wheat and soybean oil while remaining a small market for corn and soybeans. Israel and Egypt buy the most corn, with oil nations taking a small share. expect wheat and oil demand to stay significant though volatile due to crop conditions and politics.
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Middle East
U. S
Iowa State University Extension
Bob Wisner
Mideast
Midwest
Wisner
Israel
Egypt
Wistter
Russia
Robert Long rites mark end at Wayland center cemetery
Services for Robert Abraham Long who lived near Aredale for 24 years were held March 9 at the Dumont Funeral Home with burial in Center Cemetery at Wayland Iowa Rev Robert Foster of Aredale UM Church officiated born April 16 1881 at Winfield Iowa to John and Mary Orbin and died March 6 at Franklin General Hospital after a five year illness He was a farmer He married Alice Leeper who died February 6 1942 later he wed Ollie Bushbaum He is survived by wife Ollie three sons Robert J of Salt Lake City Arthur and Archie of Lockridge one daughter Anna Bushbaum Burlington two stepsons Theodore Bushbaum Burlington Vern Bushbaum of Aredale one step daughter Mrs Vern Wray Dumont one brother William Mt Pleasant two sisters Mrs Hilda Gruenjes Burlington and Mrs Olive Kornfulis Shakopee Minn ten grandchildren nine step grandchildren and four great great grandchildren He was preceded in death by his parents first wife four brothers six sisters and one stepson.
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Robert Abraham Long
Aredale
Dumont
Center
Wayland
Robert Foster
Robert Long
Winfield
John & Mary Orbin
Franklin General Hospital
Allice Leeper
Ollie Bushbaum
Ollie
Robert J
Salt Lake
Utah
Arthur
Archie
Lockridge
Anna Bushbaum
Burlington
Theodore Bushbaum
Vern Bushbaum
Vern Wray
William
Mt. Pleasant
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Northwood
John Weiland
Gary Smith
Ernest Brocka
Jackie Harms
Bonnie Goodman
Miss Harms
Burwell
Neb
Jackie
Harold Harms
Des Moines
Friends & Neighbors
Allison Manor
Dorothy Gibson
Greene
Fred Sherman
Clarence
John Henning
Allison
Alvena True
Anna May Abbis
Kesley
Earl Wiegman
Carla
Shell Rock
August Borneman
Wilma Wells
John Lewis & Jason
Fred Fink
Carol
Lawrence True
Scott
Darwin True
Dean Wagner
Jerry Aukes
Carol Brown
Linda Wagner
True
Karen Thorson
Jeff
Larry Busma
Lyle Hilliker
Earl Eisentrager
Kurt Kramer
Henrietta Lindaman
Lindaman
Kramer
Milton Lindaman
Ackley
Zuncnen Coms), Inc
Sen. Burroughs
George Michener
Moville
DOT
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Ways & Means
Cliff Burroughs
A. C. Smith
Repar Igaky
Peoples Natural Gas Division
Northern Natural Gas Company
Newspape
Aredale News
Robert Long Rites
Scott Schaumayer
Alden
D. Johnson
Laurie
Teresa
Mem
Joe DeGiovanni & Sons
Gregg
Chris
Rockford, Ill
Ben Haack
Donavan White
Sun
Preston White
Gerald Ross
David & Sue
Ely
Jay Allen & Son
Nathan
Minnie Allen
Opal Worley
the Greene Recorder
Bruce Bachmann & Son
Vicki Fox
Fort Dodge
Arlo Flegeee
Gladys Harlan
Lloyd Lumley
Maxine Ayers
LaVern Swellers
Geneva
W. A. Dodd
Kenneth Dodd
Mason City
Lloyd Dodd
Lester Rotenbuetal
Chapin
Greene Commercial Club
Greene Community Center
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