Arm First Class Merle D Rindles leads WWII demo at Fort Hood
Arm First Class Merle D Rindles 35 of Bristow attended a firepower demonstration at Fort Hood during an annual Armor Association confere nce. Rindles, a motor sergeant in Battery A 3rd Battalion of the 9th Artillery, is married to Lucille and lives in Waco. The event featured armored divisions and showcased tactical armor and artillery. Local social notes list numerous visits and gatherings across Bristow and surrounding towns, including receptions, dinners, and birthday celebrations, with many residents visiting relatives in Greene, Dumont, Clarion, Allison, and Parkersburg.
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Merle D Rindles
R.charad Rindels Briswu
Fort Hows
Armor Association
Rinacts
Batters A. 3Ra
Divisite
U9th Artillery
Fort Hood
Lucille
Ives
Waco
Bristow Schou
Visit to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri By Mrs Scellon Kroeze and Mr Richard Rindels
Mrs Scellon Kroeze and Mr Richard Rindels visited Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri over the weekend. They traveled from the area to tour the base and meet with local contacts.
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Scellon Kroeze
Ena
Richard Rindels
Vised
Pfe Shellon Kroeze
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Memorial Day Memorial Service by AmVets at Legion Hall
The AmVets and Legion auxiliary members meet Memorial Day at Legion Hall at 10:00 to honor service men. They will march to the cemetery at 10:30 and decorate graves as part of the observance.
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AmVets Emu Legion Service
Legion Halzi
AmVets
Lemon Aurxiars
Dennis Wubbena Honored at Sunday Dinner
M and Mrs. Reiner Wubbena hosted a dinner Sunday in honor of their son Dennis Wubbena. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lee Waterman and family of Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wiebke and Peter Brodwick of Allison, JoAnn Muller of Waverly, and Mr. and Mrs. James Wubbena and family and Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Wubbena.
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Reiner Wubbena
Dennis Wubben
Lee Waterman
Waterloo
Fred Wiebke
Pet Brodwick
Allison
JoAnn Muller
Waverly
James Wubbena
Airs Henry C. Wubbena
Week-End Visit by Natale and Todd Waterman
Week end visit by Natale and Todd Waterman of Weaterton spent the week end in the home of their grandparents Mr and Mrs Remer Wubhbena.
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Natale
Todd Waterman
Weaterton
Remer Wubhbena
Berryman Family Weekend Visit Near Waterloo
Mr and Mrs BE P Berryman and sons of Waterloo spent the week end in the home of her parents with Mr and Mrs Glen, sharing time with relatives over the weekend.
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BE. P Berryman and Sons of
Waterloo
Glen Hearn
Bristow locals visit. grads attend Parkersburg ceremony
Bristow residents Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Schrage spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sherman. Larry Busma and family attended Carol Kluiter’s graduation at Parkersburg.
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Henry C. Schrage
Fred Sherman
Carl Busma and Sons
Larry Busma
Carol Kluiter
Parkersburg
Iowa Birth Rate Falls to Postwar Low in 1962
Iowa's birth rate stood at 21.9 births per 1 000 population in 1962 the lowest since World War II. Health officials cite a shortage of young couples as the main cause while overall births per couple remain steady or higher than a century ago.
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Iowa
Vital Statistics Division
State Health Department
Powers Finds New Role After Resigning as Director
Glen G Powers, longtime Town Conservation Commission director since 1959, resigns due to health issues. The commission accepts the resignation effective June 1 and names him director of the planning division.
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Town Conservation Commission
Glen G. Powers
Commission
Liberty Amendments Debate Over Repeal of U S Per
A lively house discussion centers on a group of lawmakers pushing the 60th general assembly to go on record in support of repealing the federal amendment. The debate reflects constitutional change proposals and political divides within the chamber.
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House
60Th General Assembly
Liberty amendment battles on state and federal levels
A report outlines GOP lawmakers backing the Liberty amendment to the U S Constitution amid a federal budget cutback. The Iowa House voted 72 to 3 to kill the resolution after legislators and officials surfaced names tied to the effort. The piece also covers judicial nomination procedures, a state Supreme Court and governor appointments, and a subcommittee proposing salary increases for elected officials.
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Denman
House
Ruth Helen Rubyor obituary from Aredale News
Ruth Helen Rubyor born March 2 1879 at West Union died May 21 aged 72 at home in Aredale. She married Henry S Dye 1901 and moved to Aredale 1902 later farmed then retired 1939. Survived by Milton Dye Florence Ebling Maxine Ayers ten grandchildren twenty nine great grandchildren and Warren Rubyer. Funeral May 23 at Aredale Methodist Church. Burial Dumont Cemetery. Also note George Porter discharged from Franklin General Hospital Hampton.
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Ruth Helen Rubyor
Tessia
Helen Rubyor
West Union
Fayette County
Henry S Dye
Aredale
Hughes seeks higher pay and budget continuation noted
The proposal raises Hughes annual salary from 17500 to 18500 with a 5000 expense account continued. It hikes salaries for Melvin Synhorst Chet Akers M L Abrahamson and L B Liddy from 11000 to 12000 while Attorney General Evan Hultman remains at 12000.
Local Social News From Aredale Areas
Aedale locals report weekend visits with relatives in nearby towns. Harold Mason and spouse stayed at the Ward Mason home, Gene Brass family visited John Etzens, Ward Mason attended a conference in Stout, Ida Sniffin and Esther Noelting visited Mary Mero in Springdale Arkansas, Oscar White joined Jack Richard party to Winterset to see Dalton White home.
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Harold Mason
Ward Mason
Gene Brass
John Etzens
Airs
Stout
Ida Sniffin
Esther Noelting
Mary Mero
Springdale
Arkansas
Oscar White
Jack Richard
Winterset
Dalton White
Subscription Rates Local and Mail Prices
Local subscriptions for Butler and Floyd Counties and Dougherty priced at 3.50 for zones one through four. Beyond the fourth zone 4.00. Single copies 10 cents by mail 15 cents.
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Butler
Floyd Counties
Dougherty
Visit to Clark Tower and bridge sighting near Winterset
The narrator describes viewing the Clark Tower in State Park at Winterset and a nearby covered bridge. It also notes Jay Bailey from Austin Minnesota visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Al Bailey for a couple of days.
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Clark
State Park
Winterset
Jay Bailey
Austin
Minnesota
al Bailey
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