Former Clarksville Resident Named in Who's Who
Clarksville relatives report Mrs. Ethel Bebb of New York City has been elected to Who's Who of American Women. She is the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs C H Cook of Clarksville, a Clarksville High School graduate who earned a B A from Cornell College and taught in Jewish schools in Town. She was appointed director of the Educational Department.
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Clarksville
Ethel Bebb
New York City
Bebb
C. H. Cook
Cornell College
Advertising Service for Red Book Honored Editor in 1949
A 1925 advertising service for the Red Book and a 1949 editorial staff member are noted. The honoree has one daughter, Mrs. A. W. Morrison Jr., of New York City. Other names mentioned include Lirram, Edwin Eppley, Norman Page, Earl Whitaker, W. F. Henning, Vern Troupe, Dale Long, B. N. Huber, and Lucy and Billy Henning. The honoree received a group gift.
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Red Book
A. W. Morrison Jr
New York City
Or Lirram
Edwin Eppley
Norman Page
Earl Whitaker
W. F. Henning
Vern Troupe
Dale Long
B. N. Huber
Lucy
Billy Henning
Mrs. Rattenborg Feted At Coffee
A morning reception in honor of Mrs. Harold Rattenborg was hosted at the home of Mrs. Norman Satory on Friday. Pink and blue decorations greeted guests during a social hour followed by a tray lunch for Mesdames Gomer Evans, M. L. Neal, and Lest- (additional guests not listed).
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Norman Satory
Harold Rattenborg
Mesdames Gomer Evans
M. L. Neal
Womans Club Meeting At Skinners Cafe Parlor
The Womans Club met Wednesday afternoon at Skinners Cafe parlors for a postponed session from March 6. Mrs. E. M. Mark presented a paper titled Iowa Scientists. Fourteen members attended and lunch was served.
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Womans Club
Skinners Cafe
E. M. Mark
Iowa
Hospital Care Update In Charles City
In Charles City, Fred Benning remains a patient at the local hospital for observation and treatment. The medical staff continue monitoring his condition and providing care as needed.
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Fred Benning
Charles City Hospital
Young Womans Club Holds March Meeting at Buck Home
The March meeting of the Young Womans Club was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Pedar Buck with co-hostesses Mrs. Don Lodge and Mrs. Victor Busse. Members answered roll call by naming favorite flowers trees or shrubs and discussed the club theme.
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Young Womans Club
Pedar Buck
Don Lodge
Victor Busse
Aredale News Covers Local Visit and Club Meeting
Lincoln airman Gaylen Brocka visited his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Brocka in Aredale on Sunday. George Porter returned from Mercy Hospital in Mason City. A club meeting featured a film Bob White Thru the Years and talk by conservation officer James Gregory. Newly elected officers include Mrs Fred Ulrich president and Mrs Robert Wamsley vice president.
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Gaylen Brocka
Lincoln
Nebraska
Harry Brocka
Echo Mennen
Gordon Brocka
Allison
George Porter
Mercy Hospital
Mason City
Bob White
James Gregory
Fred Ulrich
Robert Wamsley
James Hickle
Pedar Buck
Galen Miller
Donald Frerichs
Social Circle Club meets at Skinner's Cafe
Clarksville locals report the Social Circle Club gathering Thursday afternoon at Skinner's Cafe parlors with Mrs Lew Williams as hostess. After business and social time, a tray lunch was served to eight members. Weekend trips mention Rochester Minnesota for Martin Busching hospital stay.
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Skinner's
Lew Williams
Ralph Wilcox
W. J. Voss
Rochester
Minnesota
Martin Busching
Harvey Schmidt
Carolyn
Malinda Stoxen
Wartburg College
JoAnn Schmidt
Roger Heise
Charles City Hospital
Grassley urges postcard to prove 100 day rule desire
The message argues over whether the General Assembly should follow a 100 day tradition or remain open after completing their work. Grassley urges writing to express preference, using a postcard as evidence of voters’ stance on the issue.
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General Assembly
Charles E. Grassley
Grassley on 100 day sessions and bill counts
The column argues the House has introduced about 700 bills with over 200 on calendars while many should not pass. It contends success is not measured by passes but by the scrutiny of bills not passed, criticizing 100 day sessions as a poor gauge of legislators’ performance and invites readers in Butler County to share thoughts on liquor-by.
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Butler County
Texas Visit By Mr and Mrs Lee Cutler
Mr and Mrs Lee Cutler spent several weeks in Texas visiting the Aaron Johnkes home at McAllen. They also visited Mrs Emma Scarrow and her daughters during their stay.
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Texas
Lee Cutler
Nivo
Aaron Johnkes
McAllen
Emma Scarrow
Ackley Area Social Roundup
A list of local calls and visits in Ackley and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Vern Cutler and Mrs Lee Cutler visited. Raymond Cuffle Ted Coney of Hampton called on Clarence Cutler. Art Lloyd called on Les Noeling. Sidmore and Massey families hosted visitors. Patty Brown and Paige stayed with grandmother Bertha Hausman. John Etzen visited Marble Rock. Ward Mason and Echo Mennen hosted guests. Marion and family listed among various Sunday and weekday visits.
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Vern Cutler
Lee Cutler
Ackley
Raymond Cuffle
Ted Coney
Hampton
Clarence Cutler
Art Lloyd
Les Noeling
Gene Sidmore
Nadine
Mason City
Shirley Hansen
Claude Sidmore
Ward Mason
Marble Rock
Wm. Mason
Mansell
Robert Jones
Carolyn
Waterloo
Les Noelting
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