Clarksville couple wed in United Church ceremony
Kathleen Schoeneman and Roslyn De Groot tied the knot in Clarksville at Immanuel United Church of Christ with Rev. R J Topp officiating. The couple will reside in Parkersburg where the groom works for Clay Manufacturing. Guest updates include local visitors and weekend gatherings across Clarksville, Bristow, Mitchellville, and Escondido. Ramblers placed in a Corn Bowl Conference meet at Rockford with Darwin Ramker setting school and conference records in multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Schoeneman
Richard Schoeneman
Clarksville
Roslyn de Groot
Lewis de Groot
Parkersburg
Immanuel United Church of Christ
R. J. Topp
Jim Jacobson
Roger de Groot
The
Clay Manufacturing Company
Cedar Falls
Ramblers
Nashua
Rockford
Manly
Riceville
Darwin Ramker
Tom Hagarty
Jim Shultz
Allan Hogue
John Barth
Larry Eimers
Lynn Gabe
Brute Burroughs
Craig Kemming
Neil Burroughs
Doug Ruffridge
Craig Cheney
Barth
N. Burroughs
Kemming
Community Club Meetings Schedule for May 16 17
The Jackson Daydon Home Makers Club meets May 17 at Mrs Truman Wamsley's home as a date change. The Give and Learn Club gathers May 17 at 9 39 am at Mrs Far Norton’s home with Mrs Al Sinram assisting and a bulb flower exchange. St Judes Discuss on Graun meets May 16 at 7 o clock at Harold Luchtenberg's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson-Dayton
Truman Wamsley
Give and Learn Club
Far Norton
al Sinram
St Judes
Graun
Harold Luchtenberg
Fires at Clarksville Dump Threaten Cyanamid Plant
Fire crews battled two blazes Friday at the Clarksville city dump as flames menaced the Cyanamid Storage Plant. One fire burned near the railroad east of town by the Dan Vance farm and the other west of Clarksville along the tracks.
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Clarksvile
Clarksville
Dan Vance
Baptism Blesses Infant Gregory Alan Busching
Immanuel United Church of Christ held baptism for Gregory Alan infant son of Mr and Mrs Laverne Busching with Rev R J Topp officiating Sponsors were Ronald Busching and Henry De Groot.
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Immanuel United Church of Christ
Gregory Alan
Laverne Busching
R. J. Topp
Ronald Busching
Henry de Groot
New Daughter for Ed Aukes Family in Waterloo
Mr and Mrs Ed Aukes of Allison welcomed a daughter born April 30 at Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo. The baby has been named April Ann. Mrs Aukes is the former Shirley Crowley of Clarksville.
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Ed Aukes
Allison
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
April Ann
Aukes
Shirley Crowley
Clarksville
Local Couples and Visits Mark Weekend Gatherings in Clarksville
Clarksville residents and neighboring families spent a busy weekend visiting relatives with multiple dinners and Sunday gatherings. Notable attendees included the Meyer and Doty families, Clikeman and Metcalf clans, and Harold Luchtenberg group plus Mary Wygle. Mother's Day events featured at Carol’s Cafe and homes in Allison and Waterloo areas. A farewell coffee honored Mrs Ed Rust as the Rust family moves to a Greene farm.
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Douglas Meyer
Pipestone
Minnesota
M. R. Doty
Ivan Clikeman
Don Clikeman
Greene
Ronald Metcalf
Waterloo
G. W. Crowley
Mary Wygle
Harold Luchtenberg
Harold
Michael Luchtenberg
R. Topp
Francis Edeker
Waukon
Zion United Church of Christ
Wayne Miller
Emily
Little Falls
Duane Lahr
Erwin Wedeking
Linda
John
George Sagerbarth
Waverly
Janie Wedeking
J. Francis Allan
Allison
Carol’s Cafe
John Martin
Clarksville
Emmett Allan
James Allan
Emory Niehaus
Charles Shepard
Charles Eggleston
Thea Kay Eggleston
Bud Eggleston
Cedar Fails
Myrtle Shaw
Ed Rust
Rust
George Ray
R. W. Bolin
Harley Ehlert
Community Notes from Clarksville and Nearby
Mrs Beaney Coon spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Delila Amick at Allison. The Clarksville Woman's Club held the final meeting of the year with Donald Claussen of Allison as guest speaker. Sunday dinner guests included the Tilford Reisen and Busching families from Cedar Falls and Waverly. Additional visitors arrived for weekend gatherings at Wedeking Hart and Raisty households in Charles City Cedar Falls and Manly area.
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Allison
Social Welfare Board
Edwin Wedeking
Robert Tilford
Gerald Reisen
Cedar Falls
Merlyn Busching
Waverly
Jerry Hartema
Larry Keller
Darwin Niehaus
Renee
Walter Wilken
Robert Voigts. Kir
Frank Raisty
Rock Ooster
J. W. Raisty
Charles City
7 813 Automobiles Registered in 1965
Butler County registered 7,813 automobiles in 1965, up 146 from the prior year, per the vehicle registration annual report by Victor C. Woodley County Treasurer. Truck registrations totaled 2,289 and county residents registered 1,632 motorcycles trailers and mobile homes, bringing total registrations to 11,734 with revenue of 371,458.70 for vehicle registrations and 8,852.55 to the county. The treasurer’s office also collected 56,739.47 in use tax and issued 3,934 titles with 1,288 liens recorded.
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Butler County
Victor C. Woodley
Woodley
Michael Jewell Named Resident Assistant At Winona College
Michael A. Jewell of Greene has been chosen as a resident assistant at Winona State College for the 1966 67 academic year. He is a junior and the son of Mr and Mrs Aaron F Jewell R R 2.
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Michael A. Jewell
Greene
Winona State College
Jewell
Aaron F. Jewell
R. R
New Cars Registered in Butler County
Butler County lists new registrations including Dale or Emma Brown of Dumont with Dodge Donald Hulsing Parkersburg and Ford entries for Paul Voss Clarksville Edwin or Helen Wedeking Clarksville Marjorie Wilson Clarksville Galen or Jeanette Sinram Clarksville Herman Garrels Dumont Joe E Flynn Allison plus Joe De Groote Parkersburg Bill Klingenberg Anplington Alma L Harms New Hartford Lutien Beenken Jr Aplington Harry Mecinders Dumont Dora Lenne Allison Greene Rendering Inc of Greene Rufus W Epley Waverly Ben Busemar Dumont Brandt Elevators Allison George P Lavon Green Shell Rock.
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Butler County
Dale
Emma Brown
Dumont
Dodge
Donald Hulsing
Parkersburg
Ford
Paul Voss
Clarksville
Edwin
Helen Wedeking
Marjorie Wilson
Galen
Jeanette Sinram
Herman Garrels
Oldsmobile
Joe E Flynn
Allison
Chevrolet
Glen
Margaret Smith
Plainfield
Joe de Groote
Parker
George P
Lavon Green
Shell Rock
Great Hypocrisy in Great Society Frugality Debate
Washington Sunday Star columnist James J. Kilpatrick calls the Great Society a great hypocrisy on frugality. Eugene F Rinta predicts program costs rise from 3.1 billion in 1965 to 21.5 billion in 1970, highlighting built in increases as conservative figures. Congress member H R Gross mocks White House cuts as a joke.
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Washington Sunday Star
James J. Kilpatrick
Eugene F Rinta
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
White House
H. R. Gross
Iowa Manpower Council expands on the job training plan
The Iowa State Manpower Development Council reports $100,908 in federal funds used for on the job training and requests approval for an additional $166,000 from the Labor Department. Training placed 200 workers in under four months with 183 subcontracts. If approved, 300 more Towans can be trained. Deer hunting regulations also set zones and licenses for 1966 with two zones and specific bow and gun seasons.
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Iowa
Iowa State Manpower Development Council
U. S. Department of Labor
Edward Jakubaukas
Manpower Development Council
Labor Department
Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training
Ase
Jakubauskas
Iowa Press Association
State Conservation Commission
NIAD Area Seeks More Recreation Areas
Monty Christiansen of Iowa State University reports that the NIAD area needs new and expanded recreation sites. Local residents favor after work and weekend use within thirty miles. He calls for more development at Pilot Knob Clear Lake Beeds Lake and Osage Charles City for Cedar River lake near Floyd, with a Mason City library meeting on May 4 outlining favored facilities.
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NIAD
Monty Christiansen
Iowa State University
Christiansen
Pilot Knob
Beeds Lake
Osage- Charles City
Cedar River
Floyd
Mason City
Conservation Speech Contest Announced In Floyd County
John Holtz, assistant Floyd County District Commissioner and contest committee chair, announces the 1966 Soil Conservation Speech Contest. The event, with the topic Water Conservation Vital to All, will be held May 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the Farm Bureau Assembly Room, Tjaden.
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Floyd County
Floyd County Soil Conservation District
John Holtz
Floyd
Farm Bureau
Tjaden
May lunch menu at Greene Community School
Mrs. Leola Potter releases the May lunch menu listing daily options from May 11 to May 26 at Greene Community School. Dishes include chili and crackers, lasagna, macaroni and cheese, goulash, scalloped potatoes, baked luncheon meat, pizza, fish, baked beans, beef with gravy, spaghetti, and minced ham with varied sides and desserts plus milk each day.
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Leola Potter
Greene Community School
Soil Conservation District announces student contest awards
Awards of $10.00, $7.50 and $5.00 will be given to the first three county contest winners. Entry is open to all junior and senior high school students living in Iowa. Contest information is available at the Floyd County Soil Conservation District office on the second floor of the Tjaden Building in Charles City.
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Charles City
Soil Conservation District
Iowa
Floyd County Soil Conservation District
Tjaden
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Bertha Grapp
Harold Grapp
Raymond Grapp
Bristow
BLUM
Gary‘s Sinclair
Greene, Ia
Peoples
Winona College
Capitol
the Greene Recorder
New Home Construction
Schroeder Concrete & Construction Co
Capitol News
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Greene Farm Equip. & Agric. CO
Ee Ee Ee
Rubbermaid Kitchen
S.D. Pooley Lumber CO
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