Engagement of Janice Brown and Kieth Berger
Clarksville couple announces the engagement of Janice Brown to Kieth Berger both connected to Clarksville and Charlaville. Janice is a 1962 Clarksville High School graduate. Kieth is a 1959 graduate. Kieth works at Standard Service Station. No wedding date announced. Delmar Stille discharged after a wood saw injury at Cedar Valley hospital. Lafwrence Smith discharged from Waverly hospital after treatment. Larry Skinner and wife welcomed a daughter Renee Jean at Cedar Valley hospital Friday.
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Verland Brown
Clarksville
Janice
Kieth Berger
Louis Berger
Charlaville
Claksville High School
Weev
Delmar Stille
Cedar Valley Hospital
Waverly
Hos
Teachers Honored At Farewell Party
A farewell event for Mrs. Knapp and Mrs. Rodell marked the end of their time at the elementary school. The party featured box lunches and a gift for each honoree, held Friday at the school building.
Charles City Visitors, Local Cancer Drive Totals, and Local News
Charles City were Sunday guests in the Frank Raisty home. In the afternoon they motored to Denver to visit more relatives. Mrs. Vernon LeMasters, chair man of the cancer drive, reports a total of 345.55 collected in Clarksville for this fund. Rev. and Mrs. Edward Mark of Cambridge Massachusettes visited with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Mark. Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Kellogg of Shell Rock were Sunday night supper guests. The Wordes family drove to Rennville Minnesota for a weekend visit. Mrs. DeHa Tillman of Clarion was guest in the Daryl Tillman home. Larry Neal will begin work for Kehe Construction Co. of Waverly next week after studying at Wartburg. Mrs. Alta Blake and daughter of Greene were Clarksville callers Friday. IPS employees Harry Cook, Red Kennedy and Richard Bahr, injured when their truck overturned, are recovering satisfactorily. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown and David left for La Puente California after two weeks with his parents.
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Charles City
Frank Raisty
Denver
Vernon LeMasters
Clarksville
Edward Mark
Cambridge
Massachusettes
E. M. Mark
Mark
Radcliff College
Harvard University
G. I. Kellogg
Shell Rock
Jennings Wordes
Rennville
Minnesota
DeHa Tillman
Clarion
Daryl Tillman
Larry Neal
Kehe Construction Co
Waverly
Wartburg
Alta Blake
Greene
IPS
Harry Cook
Red Kennedy
Richard Bahr
Harold Brown
David
la Puente
California
Verland Brown
Liquor by the Drink Debate in Iowa Gubernatorial Race
Capitol News Weekly reports Iowa liquor by the drink policy sparks debate. Democratic candidate Harold Hughes supports liquor by the drink citing potential state revenue gains. Republican Evan Hultman calls the idea a pipe dream and questions feasibility.
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Harold Hughes
Evan Hultman
Hughes
Hultman
Church Schedules and Liquor Debate in Iowa
Church notices from FIRST Methodist and Calvary Baptist cover services and Vacation Bible School schedules through June 8. Governor Norman Erbe opposes liquor by the drink as a moral issue, while Secretary Melvin Synhorst estimates Iowa will spend about $1.70 per primary vote and 57 percent per general election vote based on 1958 data.
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Melvin Synhorst
Synhorst
Iowa
Rivers Can Be Dangerous
State conservation chief warns rivers and streams pose serious drowning risk. Tips urge inspection of fishing stretches, avoid unsupervised children, stay out of water if you cannot swim during morning hours, wade upstream to avoid deep holes, and keep away from logs and crumbling banks. Always treat rivers with care.
FOR SALE USED FARM EQUIPMENT AND HAY
Four row cultivators model 461 three years old current model 650 model 461 two years old for fast hitch 650 fits Allis Chalmers WD or WD45 395 Winpower rotary cultivator 195 two row cultivators for Farmall Massey Harris J D Quick Tach McRoberts implement for sale four row John Deere cultivator like new will take a good two row on trade Harry Eliasen Greene 44wi for sale 20 acres of Clover Hay Harry Eliasen Greene 44wi
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Allis Chalmers
Massey Harris
J. D. Quick Tach McRoberts
John Deere
Harry Eliasen
Greene
Bass Season Opens May 26 Across Iowa Waters
The State Conservation Commission announced bass season opens May 26 north of Highway 30 with continuous season south of that line and in boundary waters of the Mississippi and Missouri. Northeast Iowa streams show high turbid water limiting smallmouth fishing, suggesting trout flies and extra gear for opening day. Prime smallmouth fishing is in late summer and fall.
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Highway 30
State Conservation Commission
Mississippi and
Missouri River
Commission
Iowa
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Renee Jean
J. W. Raisty
Lloyd Blum
Jewell Feed Service
Aaron Jewell
Greene, IA
Capitol News
Iowa Press Association
D. Pooley Lumber CO
Lowa
Sencar Nan Neema
First” Methodist Church
Clayton Becker
Society of Christian Service Nidts
Sam Crooks
Butler
Westminster Fellowship
Church OF the Brethren
Darrell ¢. Fryman
Vacation Bible School
Calvary Baptist Church
George S. Knutson
James Shields
ST. Peter's Lutheran Church
I. J. Devies
Wartburg College
Norman Erbe
Erbe
Glen Powers
ST. Paul's
American Lutheran Church
L. J. Devies
Marble Rock
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Wilmar Emmett T. Busch
Church Council
Luther League
Aredale Methodist Church
Kenneth J. Harden
Woman’s Society
Albert Keifer
Farmer’s Co-operative Creamery Association
Cemetery Board OF Trustees
OUR Greene Store
Francis Brinkman
Bes Moines, Iowa
Darmon
Florenting
Hs. Wilim R Benning
MR. and
Mrs
Roy Savard Coughton
Arthur R. Broderick
Alomolan
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