Death of Mrs Lida Fiietag Brings Clarksville Obituary
Mrs Lida Fiietag of Max North Dakota died after a stroke in Kennewick Washington while visiting her son Howard. Born in Clarksville she taught in Butler County schools before marrying Paul Friday. Survived by sons Howard and Max, a government attorney who worked in Japan. Funeral in Washington and graveside at Max ND. Also notes Live and Leary Club meeting with talks on cancer posture and symbolism in flowers and plans for April 19 and All-Womans Day event.
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Ward
Clarksville
Lida Fiietag
Max
North Dakota
Howard
Kennewick
Washington
Clarksille
Butler County
Paul Friday
N J
Demetra (Knapp) Wolrath
Japan
Live and Leary
Clarence Gisler
Warren Severs
Jerry Hartema
Larsen of
Kesler
Ben Buchholz
Lloyd Miller
Alfred Kleinschmidt
Alison
Bobbie Ecker
Waverly
Antioch Aid Met at Mrs Oscar Holzschuh Home
Antioch Aid Met gathered Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Oscar Holzschuh for a brief business session and a social afternoon. A tray lunch was served after the meeting.
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Antioch Aid
Oscar Holzschuh
Hospital notes on local injuries and illnesses
In Hospital Frank Fick was taken to the Charles City hospital Friday suffering from a severe heart condition. Kathy Lahr daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Lahr was taken to the Charles City hospital Saturday for observation and treatment following a siege of flu and complications. Mrs. George Luchtenburg Sr. was taken to the Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo Wednesday for observation and treatment.
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Frank Fick
Charles City Hospital
Kathy Lahr
Max Lahr
George Luchtenburg Sr
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
32 Pupils Registered for Kindergarten Class
In the registration round up for next year's kindergarten class only 32 youngsters were registered. It marks the smallest class in fifteen years and was conducted by Mrs. Francis Wilson, the kindergarten teacher.
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Francis Wilson
Lonnie Lee Jacobs Engaged to Jerry Jans
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Jacobs announce the engagement of their daughter Lonnie Lee to Jerry Jans son of Mr. and Mrs. Whipple Jans. Lonnie is a Clarksville High School senior and Jerry works at Chamberlain's in Waterloo. No wedding date is set.
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Vern Jacobs
Lonnie Lee
Jerry Jans
Clarksville High School
Whipple Jans
Chamberlain’s
Waterloo
Clarksville Families Share Sunday Dinner Gatherings
Clarksville residents hosted a wide circle of relatives and friends including Mr. and Mrs. James Allan and John Allan Craig Franke and Mrs. J. Fran cis Allan plus Emmett Allan and Walter Wilhelm families from Allison Nashua Waterloo and Clarksville guests at Edwin Wilken home near Plainfield. Afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs Emil Wedeking and Eldon Kirsch visited the Walter Heine home.
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John Martin
James Allan
John
Craig Franke
J. Francis Allan
Emmett Allan
Walter Wilhelm
Tony
Allison
Walter Wilken
Rita
Randy
Olver Freerks
Allen
Linda
Jerry Hartema
Clarksville
Vernon Wilken
Nashua
Patsy Frericks
Waterloo
Edwin Wilken
Plainfield
Emil C. Wedeking
Four Hughes Team members seek reelection campaign unity
State Treasurer Paul Franzenburg Secretary of Agriculture Kenneth Owen Auditor Lorne Worthington Attorney General Lawrence Scalise announce reelection bids as an example of unanimity and support for the Democratic administration. Franzenburg notes advances include a more realistic state vehicle policy a comprehensive civil service pay plan a retirement program for employees over 65 and a centralized purchasing department.
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Lorne Worthington
Lawrence Scalise
Franzenburg
Scalise
Executive Council
Des Moines Gala Supports Iowa Democrats and Vietnam Debate
Captiol News reports Iowa Democrats sold over 2000 tickets to a Des Moines gala honoring six Democratic congressmen with profits over 35000 earmarked for congressional campaigns. Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien spoke on Viet Nam and national unity in a peace with honor message.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Lawrence F. O’brien
Viet Nam
Dr Frank Linn Seeks District VI Post On Area II Board
At the Franklin County Board of Education meeting on Friday March 4 Dr Frank Linn announced his candidacy for director of District VI Area II Community College Board. Born 1911 in Shelby Iowa he trained as a veterinarian at State University Ames finishing in 1938. He practiced in Radcliffe then Sheffield and now serves on the Franklin County Board of Education and on Area II steering committees for the junior college vocational technical school plan.
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Frank Linn
Area Comm
Franklin County Board of Education
Area II Community College Board
Dr. Linn
Shelby
Iowa
Shelby High School
State University
Ames
Radcliffe
Sheffield
Linn
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