Rites Today for Mrs Buttier 61
Mrs Clifford Buttier born Maude Loomis October 31 1897 in Parkerton is mourned by husband Morris son Bernard Schuster sister Mrs Leo Lahpo and brothers Seth and Leonard Loomis. Funeral at Unity Presbyterian Church with Rev Kay Muller, burial at Sunnyside Memory Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Buttier
Pasaeel
Charlesite Hospital
Maude Loomis
Parkerbure
Morris
Rockford
Aie
Maushier
Bernard Schuster
Rudd
Leo Lahpo
Shell Rock
Seth
Leonard Loomis
Tati
Wastou
Social Evening In Klunder Home
Klunder hosts a social evening at home with sixth grade students Milvin Klund m and colleagues from ASU Pokn Bhs. Attendees include Mrs Ana Sobba and others, with mentions of David and Dan ets Sai nt Leon in a local community note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klunder
Ney
Milvin Klundm
Bhsene
Aatee
Tex Klunder
S Wodear
Robert Wille
Min
Dan Ets
Saint Leon
David
Klunder Mir
Ana Sobba
Surgery for Brnaich son after brain clot
Eugene Wedeking, son of Brnaich, underwent a second operation in Rochester Minnesota for a food clot on the brain. The medical details indicate a serious brain condition treated surgically in a hospital setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brnaich
Eugene Wedeking
Rochester
Mrs. H Koester Dies at 69 in Waverly Hospital
Mrs Herman Koester 69 died Sunday evening at Waverly Hospital after a six day illness. Funeral arrangements are pending at Hamel Martin Funeral Home. Survived by husband, two sons Lawrence of Allison and Harold at home, two daughters Mrs Herman Scheid ecker of Clarksville and Mrs Leonard Litterer of Aredale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Koester
Waverly Hospital
Hammel-Martin Funeral Home
Lawrence
Alison
Harold
Herman Scheidecker
Clarksville
Leonard Litterer
Aredale
School Bond Issue Passed For Clarks vile School Expansion
A $149000 bond issue for a 10 room addition to the Clarks vile Community School passed last Wednesday with 568 votes total. One vote in favor and 36 against, plus three spoiled ballots. The contract will be let immediately and completed by the tal tem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksvile
Pla
Meeting Plan for Wie Sees Fri Cooperation
Officials announce a planned meeting regarding a cooperative effort. The meeting covers coordinated actions and timelines, with organizers confirming attendance and a tentative date set for late March to discuss joint initiatives and responsibilities.
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Clarksville Week
Clarksville locals report gatherings at the Worm Club near ry afternoon hosted by Mrs. M. Brockman and others. Families from Greene Charles City and Waverly joined visits at the Wedeking and Klunder homes. Church memberships and birthday remembrances marked a busy weekend with social events and family meals in New Hampton Charles City Buckeye Waterloo and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worm Club
Aefternoon
M. Brockman
Mer
Wilbur Litterer
Robert Miller
Ir . Waverly
Ring
East Moline
Jimois
Ernest Klunder
Emil H. Wedek
Elgon Kirsch
Peter Wedeking
Arnold Wedeking
Greene
Charles City
Waverly
Otto Wedeking
New Hampton
C. W. Bailey
Jennie, Welton
Joe Jordan
Tom Wedeking
James Gard
Evangelical United Church of Morning
R. J. Topp
Louis Topp
Buckeye
Charles Eggleston
Waterloo
Charles Shepard
Edwin Wedeking
Vern Wedeking
John Reinis
Arx
Alvin
Local Notices Mention Births and Anniversaries
Noon visitors with Mrs. Van Poi, Edwin Schilling bought his late father Frits Schilling’s home. Douglas Meyer of New Ulm and Kay Doty’s daughter Lynn born March 15. Wedekings and Jacobs clan marked 12th wedding anniversary at Vern Wedeking’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Schilling
Frits Schilling
Douglas Meyer
New Ulm
Minnesota
Lynn
Kay Doty
Mitchell Doty
Ervin Wedeking
Waverly
Arnold Wedeking
Vern Jacobs
Vern Wedeking
Mauncy Thursday and Easter Services at Sacred Church
The church lists Thursday 7 30 pm Holy Communion, Friday Good Friday 7 30 pm, Saturday 9 00 am Sunday 10 00 am Easter services, 11 00 am morning worship, 8 00 pm evening services, and a fifth Sunday Rally at Shell Rock. Speakers include Kenneth Roth of Shell Rock at 3 00 pm and Lievdl Jones of Oelwein at 7 00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Deines Sting
Uicdey School
Church of Christ
Shell Rock
Kenneth Roth
Lievdl Jones
Oelwein
First Methodist Church Greene Iowa Events Schedule
Greene Iowa church notices list Pastor Clinton Becker with junior choir at 4 00 pm and senior choir at 7 00 pm. Communion at 8 00 pm. Sunday school at 9 45 am and worship at 10 45 am. Easter offering bank urged. W S C S circle meets at Mrs Barnett home 2 00 pm. Circle leader Mrs Darrell Soave. Life in Calvary message and youth activities with classes and prayer at 8 06 pm at Ar home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Greene, Iowa
Clinton Becker
Cauren School
Catiele
W.S.C.S
Herbert Barnett
Darrell Soave
Ilton
George
Harold Schvil
Calvary
St Johns Lutheran Church Service Schedule
The fragment notes worship Friday at 6 30 pm and 9 00 am with formation classes at 9 15 am. It mentions Rev Robert Floy as pastor and Moees Sunthe School teachers. The readable items indicate worship times and church staff at St Johns Lutheran Church Wilmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Robert Floy
Wilmar
Hoo
Moees Sunthe
Loveless appoints Henry to state board of control
Governor Herschel Loveless names Jim Henry Republican from Carson to fill a six year term on the state board of control succeeding Robert Lappen. Henry has 14 years on Pottawattamie county board of supervisors and four years in the Senate. No vacancy this session as term begins July 1. Also name changes to liquor, highway, public welfare, and employment security bodies. The Commerce Commission bill aims to make three member board appointed, not elected, with terms adjusted to 1963 legislature schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel C. Loveless
Jim Henry
Carson
Robert Lappen
State Board of Control
Sala
Henry
Pottawattamie
Honor Adcock
Liquor Commissar
Jo S. Stony
Highway Mission
Otha Wearing
State Board of Public Imstm
Ten
Walter BloeHer
Iowa Employment Security Comm
Iowa
Senate
Harold Fischer
Wellsburg
State Insurance Department
Nlerschel Loveless
Jourshal
State Wealth Department
County Band of Supervisors
Brethren Church Service and Programs Schedule
Reverend H E Buss leads morning worship at 9 30 a m with Sunday school at 10 30 a m Junior Choir meets from five to seven p m indicating a calendar of church activities and times for the day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren Church
H. E. Buss
Faith Baptist Church Service Times Marble Rock Iowa
Faith Baptist Church in Marble Rock Iowa led by Pastor Vern Progh offers Sunday School at 10 00 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m and Jet Cadets at 7 00 p m for youth programs and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Baptist Church
Marble Rock
Iowa
Betites Baptist Church Marble Rock and Tay Church
Betites Baptist Church Marble Rock lists John M. Falconer as pastor with Tay Church school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m Jr BYF at 7 p m and evening worship at 8 p m Bennertte Wesleyan Methodist Church shows Richard Sionebers as pastor with Sunday School at 10 a m worship at 11 a m W X Y at 7 30 p m and youth activity plus choir practice at 7 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betites Baptist Church
Marble Rock
John M. Falconer
Tay Church
Jr. By.f
Bennertte Wesleyan Methodist Church
Richard Sionebers
Unday
Speed limit set at 70 by House action
The House approved a daytime speed limit of 70 miles per hour without debate and sent the measure to the Senate after Senate passage. Governor Loveless signed it into law. Town currently enforces a 60 mph nighttime limit with no daytime limit. Trepassing hunters faces higher fines, to 100 dollars, after House approval. The state supreme court ruled against recertifying relatives previously employed as secretaries for four justices despite Comptroller Sarsfield’s effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Loveless
State Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Glenn Sarsfield
G. K. Thompson
Butler County Iowa Board of Supervisors February 26 1959 minutes
Proceedings record bids opened for gasoline and diesel fuel with low bidders Standard Oil and Triangle Refineries. Later bids for tires and anti freeze deferred. Authority given to issue warrants and approve minor licenses. adjourned to March 2 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Supervisors
Butler County
Iowa
Paul C. Schaeffer
Cities Service Oil Company
Des Moines
Standard Oil Company
George N. Olson
Viking Oil Company
Hampton
Voss
Ramige
F.o.b
Allison
Town
Triangle Refineries, Inc
Benning Motor Company
Shell Rock
Town Natural Resources Council
Cigaret
Clearin Inn
Conservation meeting outlines county agriculture officials
A national USDA survey prompts a county meeting with many attendees including Ted Bauman Kenneth Hart and a long list of Butler County ASC and Extension staff. The session aims to gather production projections to match population growth, with a 9 30 a m start and 3 00 p m adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Bauman
Kenneth Hart
Butler County
ASC
M. Burton Sprole
Donald Harris
Donald Hagarty
Hugh Scallon
Butler Soil Conservation District
Adam Schwab
Clyde Frodden
Melvin Dreier
R. J. Moore
Marvin Westendorf
Bruce Eckles
Farm Bureau
William Moulton
Neil Rolin
Eichorn
Herman Stubbe
George Busch
Albert Harms
Lester Severs
Bernard Wyle
Robert Schrage
Jim Spain
Wally Brouwer
Lester van Raden
United States Department of Agriculture
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The
Clarksville News
Professional Directory
Dr. Wm. Andrews
Fredden
J. P. Hoben
D. T. Drees
Greene Tow
James H. Graven
Atigrney
LAW
Buchholz
Greens
Iows
H. Koester
Reef Corps
TECH
Cy Hall
Lowa
Uct A
Pooley Lumber CO
Friendly Store
ST. Peter’s Lutheran Church
J. Deines
Calvary Baptist Church
George S. Knutson
Merle
Philippine Sunts
Moss Power
Resurrecto
John J. Jones
Rueben Strecker
Noqtic
Nashua
Capitol News
Lowa Press Association
Joe Coleman
Clare
Coleman
E. J. McManus
Levy
Greene Recorder
Supreme Court
Vv. O Larsen
Builer County
Barth
Walter Marsh
DeKalb Dealer
Lennox Furnaces
Greene Farm Equip. & Agric. Company
Tender Mild Rath’s
Blackhawk Hams
Rath
SWIFT
Trugk-Load Potato Sale
U.S
Idaho
Cliff’s Food Market
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