Graduation May 22 At Clarksville High School Auditorium
A class of 28 seniors will graduate from Clarksville High School. The baccalaureate service is set for Sunday evening May 18 in the school with Rev. P. C. Mattster of St Johns Tamah Church as speaker. Commencement exercises will be Friday evening, May 22, at the school auditorium with Winfield J. Johnson of Mason City as guest speaker. Listed are the graduates: Dor Melvin Charles Bohner Clark, W Stephen Verlon O Davis, Alice Groote, Joseph George Glenn, Carl Fenneman Fleshner, Judith Gila BD Gallmeyer, Jerry Hartema, Verly Heine, Henning Hormand D. Patrick Huber, Joyce, Mary E Jacobs, Joe Michael D Krull, Jerry Martin Magnuson, Ronald Jan fiehaus, James LeRoy Oldenburger, Judith Ann Rambo, Larry Carl Ressler, Beverly Reverls, Roberta Faye tte, Kent Allen Sinra, Janice L Wilken DePuc, Joan Le
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville High School
P. C. Matster
St. John’s Tathma Church
Winfield J. Johnson
Mason
City
Dor- Melvin Charles Bohner
Clark
W. Stephen Verlon O
Davis
Alice E Groote
Joseph George Glenn
Carl Fenneman
Fleshner
Judith Gila
Gallmeyer
Jerry Hartema
Verly Heine
Henning Hormand
Patrick Huber
Joyce
Mary E. Jacobs
Joe
Michael D. Krull
Jerry Martin Magnuson
Ronald Jan Fiehaus
James LeRoy Oldenburger
Judith Ann Rambo
Larry Carl Ressler
Beverly Reverls
Roberta Fayette
Kent Allen Sinra
Janice L. Wilken
DePuc
Joan le
Underent Surgery Patient Health Update
A hospital patient underwent surgery last week and received care through Monday morning as part of their treatment plan.
Forrey Rites Held Monday
A D Forrey rites were held Monday for A D Morrey aged 72 who died at the Waverly from heart trouble. He was a farmer from sville and is survived by his wife and one brother at Lanark Illinois with nieces and nephews attending services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.D. Morrey
Waverly
Lanark
Illir
Community Notes From Rural Unity Presbyterian Church and Nearby Towns
Monday afternoon services at Rural Unity Presbyterian Church included burial at Lowell cemetery. Denver visitor Dick Rhoads came with his mother Mrs. Alice Rhoads, with a family dinner Sunday and attendees from Waterloo Mason City LeRoy Minnesota Santa Ana California Waverly. Birthday girl Mary Satory marked her tenth birthday with friends. Local visits covered numerous households and families including the Brockman, Wedeking and Busching households. IOOF Lodge honored Charles Crouse for 54 years. Mrs. La Blatt sold her Main Street bus to ALR Smith of Plainfield who plans a new building for his son Lawrence Smith Clarksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Rhoads
Denver
Colorado
Alice Rhoads
Reid Rhoads
Waterloo
Dick Poland
Hansell
Joe French
Mason City
Will Nordman
LeRoy
Minnesota
Larry Bruns
Santa Ana
California
Waverly
Mary Satory
Norman Satory
Mary Reitz
Buffalo
New York
Iron Mountain
Michigan
Edwin Wedeking
Leo Wedeking
Ralph Wilcox
M Augusta Busching
Martin Busching
Carlton Brockmen
MM. W. Brockman
M. W. Brockets
O. F. Bubb
Oscar Holzand
Fred Hartwig
Harold Pp
Ioof Lodge
Greene
Charles Crouse
Lodge
Must Control Weeds On Acreage Reserve
Butler County farmers in the 1958 acreage reserve of the soil bank must control noxious weeds on reserve land and maintain the area at their own expense. The county ASC notes designated noxious weeds and that reserve land is eligible for ACP cost sharing, though funds come from conservation reserve sources and cannot fund reserve-practice costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Soil Bank
Theo. J. Bauman
ASC
Iowa
County
Governent
ACP
Control Earthworms With Lead Arsenate
Butler County homeowners can control earthworm infestations in lawns using lead arsenate poison. Mix with lawn fertilizer and spread, at a rate of 1 pound per 100 square feet, then water in. Treatment costs drop when only seriously infested areas are treated, though earthworms in moderation aid soil aeration and residue incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
William Patton
Patton
Harold Gunderson
Town State College
Gunderson
Jewelers Plan Combines Apartment and Front Shop
The building will house an apartment for the Smith family and a jewelry store at the front. The next regular Rebekah Lodge meeting is Friday evening May 16, with the Theta Rho girls of Shell Rock presenting their drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Rebekah Lodge
Theta Rho
Shell Rock
Clarksville Womans Club
Frida
Gomer Evans
Young Womans Club
Allison Club
Herry Woods
U and I Club
Riverside
Entomologist Warns of Lawn Damage From Castings
The entomologist says they become a problem when castings create bumps in the lawn or kill grass, stressing improper use can harm turf and reduce lawn vigor.
Pike Season Opens In North Iowa This Saturday
The State Conservation Commission announced that walleyes sauger and northern pike become legal in inland waters north of Highway 30 and in the Big Sioux River. Prospects look strong if weather cooperates. openings run through February 15, 1959 with bag limits of five per species and ten in possession. Continuous open season exists in boundary waters including the Mississippi and Missouri rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Highway 30
Big Sioux River
State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Commission
Mississippi
Missouri
Lee County
North
5 445 1 Acres in Corn Acreage Reserve Sign Up
Butler county farmers have signed 203 agreements to place 5 445 1 acres in the corn acreage reserve for this crop year This compares with 141 agreements covering 2 825 7 acres last year The program under the soil bank pays farmers for withholding land from production and keeping fields free of weeds and erosion The spring signup began in January and funds were initially exhausted leaving many farmers on waiting lists before later additions permitted most to complete their applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Soil Bank
Chemicals Control Weeds In Small Grain
Butler County farmers face hard choices as weedy oats and wheat fields force decisions on weed control. County extension director William Patton notes growers weigh preserving oat yields against protecting overall grain quality amid rising weed pressures and limited chemical options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
William Patton
Butler County Junior High baseball clash ends in Greene win
Greene defeated Allison 17 to 11 in the first round of the Butler County Junior High Baseball Tournament. Key doubles came from Bud Tindall and Douglas Marsh. Marsh pitched three innings, Myers finished, and Greene advances to face the winner of Dumont and Aplington in the semi finals next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Bud Tindall
Douglas Marsh
Allison
Butler County
Greene
Eimers
Marsh
Shepard
Boomgarden
Buttier
Wettering
Bowling Results and League Notes from Local Lanes
Bowling results from the Monday Night Big Ten League and Tuesday Night Rollers include team leaders Implement and Wunsch Plumb with scores around 90s and 80s percent. Individual honors go to John Hamilton 287 single game and Roy Henline 611 three game series, with Duane Smith earning most improved bowler. League officers were elected for the 1958-59 Alley Cat League season, and City Association meeting details were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McRoberts
John Deere
Gabe & Hamilton
John Hamilton
Ralph Behnke
Roy Henline
Loren McRoberts
Adrian Dolan
Duane Smith
Wunsch Plumb
Roy’s Repair
Hamilton Furn
Albrecht Hatchery
Klassi Motors
Gamble
Al's
L. Payne
G. Shaffer
A. Rognes
C. Starkweather
J. Klooster
G. Nettleton
W. Feldman
E. Dickman
Red Line Vending
Butler County Astract
Harrisons
Curtis Insurance
Greene Cafe
D. Ruffridge
R. Henline
Murphy Transportation
Knapp
Marilyn's
Marshall & Swift
R. Allen
C. Henline
L. Shultz
C. Shultz
L. Miller
J. Tornowske
A. Heckman
J. Ott
M. Ackley
B. Bone
B. Brunsma
R. Allan
Alley Cat League
Iowa
Jess Tornowske
Esther Hollingsworth
Barbara Stock
Irene Rover
Joyce Heyenga
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Clarksville News
A. D. Forrey
Harvey Schmidt
Plainfield
Clarksville
Rural Unity Presbyterian Church
Lowell Cemetery
J. P. Hoben
D. T. Drees
Greene Tow
Lennox Furnaces
Greene Farm Equip & Agric. Company
Fairlane
FORD
Custom
Fairlane Town Sedan
F.da.f
Low
Pike
del Monte
Pontiac
Atk
Weiner
Ring Bologna
Ohio
Cliff’s Food Market
the Greene Recorder
E. P. Sylvester
Iowa State College
Ternoon
Dr. D. A. Kinney Optometrist
Charlies City
Heart of
Dairyland
Waverly, Iowa
Radio
Associated Press
Gay
Watts
Gene Nettleton
Claire W. Curtis
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