Clarksville Young Women's Club Met Friday
The Clarksville Young Women's Club held a postponed Friday meeting at the home of Mr Dead Chair with Mrs Stanley Kaltieson assisting. A panel discussion on television programs was led by Mrs Lloyd Laven and Mrs Nor min Page. The group donated $1000 to the school.
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Youngs Woman's Club
Stanley Kaltieson
Lloyd Laven
Normin Page
Progras
Ralleal
Stenal
New Hartford
Adrays
Hospital notes on Cedar Valley patients and transfers
In Hospital fussel Vance is a parent in the Cedar Valley hospital following hernia surgery. Mr Eaa Lubben was taken by ambulance to Allen Memorial hospital in Waterloo Sunday evening for observation and treatment. Fred Story is being treated for pneumonia at Cedar Valley hospital in Charles City.
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Fussel Vance
Cedar Valley Hospital
Eaa Lubben
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Fred Story
Bens
Charles City
Buschings Celebrate 50 Years of Marriage at Immanuel Church
H A Busching and his wife observed their 50th wedding anniversary in Immanuel United Church of Christ. The event drew 156 guests from Omaha and numerous Iowa towns including Hudson Waterloo Greene Boone Shell Rock Plainfield Nashua and Clarksville. Hosts were Mr and Mrs R F Busching and Rev and Mrs R J Topp. Mrs Clarence Wedeking organized cards and gifts. Coffee and punch were served by Mrs George Weinberg Mrs W F Busching and Mrs Herbert Wedeking.
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H. A. Busching
Immanuel United Church of Christ
Omaha
Nebraska
Hudson
Waterloo
Greene
Boone
Shell Rock
Plainfield
Ced Falls
Nashua
Clarksville
R. F. Busching
R. J. Topp
Clarence Wedeking
Senior Class Play Presented Saturday Night
The senior class play Take It Easy will be presented Saturday night March 25 in the new gymnasium. Mrs Zoag Chambers English instructor is in charge. The cast includes Barbara Fieshner Marian Harris Myrna Bluiter Paul Mayer Alice Boyd Roger Negan and Bill Severs.
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Zoag Chambers
Barbara Fieshner
Marian Harris
Myrna Bluiter
Paul Mayer
Alice Boyd
Roger Negan
Bill Severs
Rites Held for Klander Infant in Waterloo Cemetery
Graveside services were conducted at Lawwood Cemetery for Brett Alison Klander infant son of Mr and Mrs Larry Klander. Born March 11 at Alen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo and died early Tuesday morning. Survived by sister Julie. Rev PoC Matthi pastor of St Johns Lutheran officiated.
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Lawwood Cemetery
Brett Alison Klander
Larry Klander
Alen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Julie
Poc Matthi
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Homecoming Update on Mrs VoL Poisul at Ahrens Rest Home
Mrs VoL Poisul was transported by ambulance from Cedar Valley Hospital in Charles City to Ahrens Rest Home on Saturday. She is convalescing from a fractured hip suffered in a recent fall at her residence.
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Vol, Poisul
Cedar Valley Hospital
Charles City
Ahrens Rest
Fund Established For Skinner Hospital Expenses
The Started Fund for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Skinner launches to aid their Cedar Valley Hospital bills after both are admitted and their home was robbed of 900 dollars.
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Robert Skinner
Mrs. Skinner
Cedar Valley Hospital
Clarksville Locals Report Weekend Visits and Events
Clarksville residents shared time with relatives over the weekend. Mrs Louisa Wedeking stayed with her daughter and attended a Friday band concert at the local school. Patricia Ann Schrage, the granddaughter, belongs to the band. The DePuews from Minneapolis visited Clarksville relatives, with Earl DePuew and family returning home after two weeks in Minneapolis. Terry Aries attends a Des Moines school of instruction this week, sponsored by Armstrong Linoleum. Live and Learn Club members visited Mrs Edwin Wedeking, and Paul Harris and Victor Nordman families spent Sunday with Joyce Nordman at Ames.
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Louisa Wedeking
Albert Schrage
Nashua
Patricia Ann Schrage
George DePuew
Minneapolis
Clarksville
Earl DePuew
Minneapoli
Terry Aries
Reapportionment clash eases in Town legislature shaft plan advance
Capitol News reports a breakthrough in Iowa reapportionment as both House and Senate approve the Shaft plan. Vote 82 to 26 in the House. plan lowers House membership to 99 and Senate to 58, with districts set by a bipartisan five member commission. Critics call it the Shaff Shuffle while Governor Erbe hails it as progress toward fair representation.
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Tast
House
Senate
Shaft
David Shaft
Clnion Republican
Norman Erbe
General Assembly
Fom
LeRoy Chalupa
Pleasant Plain
Chapula
Chalupa
Kossuth
Luresst
David Stanley
Muscatine
Iowa
Wll
Stanley
Community Notes From Cedar Falls And Surroundings
A Cedar Falls family gathering included Mr and Mrs Robert Tilford and Kimberlee, and Mr and Mrs Merlyn Busching with family at Edwin Wedeking home. Brenda Bienemann celebrated her eighth birthday with Mrs Pearl Wilcox hosting Plainfield guests Gillen Bienemann family. Mrs V F Shafer returned from a three month visit with daughter Alice Shafer in Washington DC. Nearby, Robert Laube hosted Orlo Hauswirth of Waverly and Rosa Carter.
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Iowa State University
Robert Tilford
Kimberlee
Cedar Falls
Merlyn Busching
Edwin Wedeking
Pearl Wilcox
Gillen Bienemann
Plainfield
Brenda Bienemann
V. F. Shafer
Alice Shafer
Washington D. C
Robert Laube
Orlo Hauswirth
Waverly
Rosa Carter
Iowa House approves seven district plan amid premature concern
The Iowa House voted 67 to 39 to cut eight congressional districts to seven but acted before Washington had officially reduced Iowa's delegation. Some lawmakers call the move officially premature and question timing.
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Iowa House
House
Washington
Iowa
Iowa's Roads Spend Drops From Last Year
The Iowa Good Roads Association reports more than 75 million dollars spent on primary roads and interstate construction in the last fiscal year. This total marks a four million dollar decrease from the previous year.
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Iowa
Iowa Good Roads Association
Road Funds Battle Emerges in Iowa Senate
A battle royal looms in the Iowa legislature over how road funds should be distributed as the Senate debates the allocation. The dispute centers on funding formulas and the impact on local projects and state transportation priorities.
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Iowa
Senate
Road fund allocation plan gains tentative approval
The highway committee backs a sliding scale increasing road fund shares by 1964 to 48 percent for primary roads 38 percent for secondary roads and 14 percent for cities. Current splits are 42 50 and 8 percent. Two percent off the top goes to municipalities. Senate Republicans plan a caucus on tax policy as Gov Erbe defends no new taxes while rural lawmakers push calls to raise sales tax to three percent and allow liquor by the drink as part of a broader package.
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Highway Committee
Senate Republicans
GOP
Norman Erbe
Statehouse
Iowa House Advances Implied Consent Drunk Driving Bill
The Iowa House approved a measure establishing chemical test requirements for drunk drivers and sent the bill to the Senate for consideration. The action reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen enforcement and curb impaired driving statewide.
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Iowa
Senate
Amputation After Des Moines Slipping Accident
Douglas White son of Mr and Mrs Dalton White underwent emergency surgery at Methodist Hospital Des Moines where his leg was amputated between knee and foot after a February 19 skating accident. His grandmother Mrs Oscar White was with him Sunday morning and Mr and Mrs Preston White visited in the afternoon.
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Douglas White
Dalton White
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Oscar White
Preston White
Senate passes dog bill permitting unclaimed dogs for research
The Senate approved a bill allowing research organizations, approved by the state health department, to requisition unclaimed or unsold dogs from pounds. Pay is up to $5 per dog. The measure faced strong opposition from humane societies and followed a debate highlighted by three children whose lives were saved by open heart surgery developed through animal research.
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Senate
House
State Health Department
Humane Societies
Aredale Families Visit and Local Gatherings in Des Moines and Area
A summary of social visits across Aredale and nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. George Stubbe visited the Wm. Weiser home in Des Moines on Sunday. Minnie Buttjer is home from school in Des Moines. Al Ubben attended Emma Walrath's funeral in Clarksville with Mrs. Ubben. Arnold Ubben and children visited in the Ubben home while Arnold traveled to Cedar Falls for church school business. John and Gladys Shultz of Waterloo hosted Sunday guests including John Davis and family, and later visited John Abben in Mason City, convalescing after a stroke. Gladys Harlan hosted her children and their families, including the Warrellmans, Youngs, Johnsons, and Lumleys from Hamp ton and Hansell.
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George Stubbe
Wm. Weiser
Des Moines
Minnie Buttjer
al Ubben
Emma Walrath
Clarksville
Arnold Ubben
LeMars
For Sale Heavy Duty Two Wheel Trailer and Job Wanted
FOR SALE heavy duty two wheel trailer with overload springs six ply tires and flat bed. Earl Ruttridge. 34W1 WANTED housekeeper to care for two boys aged six and nine and perform general house work in an all modern home four miles south of Allison. Arnold Keifer phone 4210. 34W1s
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Earl Ruttridge
Allison
Arnold Keifer
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