Local Bristow Socials Highlight Host Visits and Weddings
Mrs. Percy Merrill and Mrs. Wayne Harms host and visit in Bristow and Allison. Guests include Mrs. Paul Schnabel Hampton, Mrs. Gene Bruhn Clarksville, and many M&M pairs in Dumont, Floyd, Nashua, and surrounding towns. The weekend features a Candy Minn Church of Christ wedding for Mark Schutte and Marsha Beattie with local attendees.
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Wayne Harms
Allison
M&m
Kurt Kramer
Paul Schnabel
Hampton
G. W. Beadle
Gene Bruhn
Orville Stewart
Greene
Sun
Vera Stewart
Harley Duffield
Mary Stevenson
Allison Manor
Dave Mennen
Keith Harms
Buena Vista
Melvin Mennen
Harold Harms
Paul Weiland
Albert Bohrman
Dumont
Thurs
Henrietta Lindamann
Percy Merrill
Don Heard
Glen Bande
Mason City
Wilbur Hansen
Mark Schutte
Marsha Beattie
Church of Christ
Candy, Minn
Dale Eisentrager
al Wendt
Lyle Hilliker
Charles Santee
Floyd
Robert Alison
Charles City
Lowell Hudson
Bernice Wilder
Wed
Till
Joe Odralle
Clarksville
Ed Eubank
Nashua
Carl Johnson
Fred Sherman & Clarence
Alvena True
Rose Dralle
Krene DeBerg
Russell Hansen
Folkert Kielman
Lee Hahn
Ben van Dyke
Roger Hall
Shell Rock
Ernest Brocka
Tuesday Night Bowling Scores and Standings Report
Bowlers across multiple leagues post high games and series. Aredale Bar and Lois McBurney lead with strong individual totals, while team standings show First State Bank and Miller & Marsh atop their divisions amid a busy night of lane results and player tallies.
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Aredale Bar
Corner Dress Shop
Lois
Miller & Marsh
Echelberger
Sonnys
Jane Innes
Roma Marshall
Lois McBurney
Sharon Wunsch
Bonnie Knapp
Barb Stock
Letha Groothuis
Bea Schuknecht
Evelyn Behnke
Netti Ascher
Edna Maxwell
Chris Stock
Helen Johnson
Jeanne Towsley
Darlene Drakle
Nancy Fiddick
Time management workshop set in Waterloo by ISU
A time management workshop is scheduled for November 18 in Waterloo from 1 30 p m to 9 00 p m at the Ramada Inn. It is presented by Iowa State University with advanced registration required. A 25 registration fee covers materials and the evening meal.
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Waterloo
Ramada Inn
Iowa State University
Clair E. Hein
Fletcher Ave
James A. Sjobakken
atIowa State University
Industrial Engineering
Justice For
Cooperative Extension Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Trees and shrubs at risk without moisture before winter
Iowa State University extension horticulturist Gary Kling warns ground moisture is critically low and evergreens are at risk without a thorough watering before freezing. He urges slow, deep soil soaking to build moisture supplies as cold winds can cause extreme drying and winter injury or death.
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Iowa
Gary Kling
Iowa State University Extension Horticulturist
Kling
Plan Age Outlook Meeting for Local Agribusinessmen
Agribusinessmen serving local farmers can hear a panel of experts discuss the agricultural outlook at a Mason City meeting on Thursday November 18. Speakers include Don Hofstrand Bob Wisner Everett Stoneberg Charles Gratto presenting on current economic and agricultural conditions market prospects and management recommendations. The outlook remains hazy amid uncertainty over crop sizes foreign export demand and their impact on livestock.
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Mason City
Don Hofstrand
Bob Wisner
Outlook
Everett Stoneberg
Charles Gratto
Iowa_ State University
Coldwater Township to Elect Extension Council Rep
Residents of Coldwater township will meet at the Greene Community Center on Wednesday November 17 for family night and to elect a representative to the Butler County Extension Council. Mervin Schmidt notes Coldwater 4-H will host a 7 30 p m meeting, election at 8 p m, plus officer installations for 1977 and a slide on the Northeast Iowa Experiment Station at Nashua by Dale Thoreson. All residents are urged to attend.
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Coldwater Township
Greene Community Center
Wed
Butler County Extension Council
Mervin Schmidt
Coldwater
Northeast Iowa
Nashua
Dale Thoreson
Butler County
Schmidt
1977 outlook meeting set for Mason City
The 1977 outlook highlights volatile markets and fluctuating prices amid higher production costs. A planning session is scheduled at the Sheraton Moto Inn on Highway 18 West in Mason City, starting at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, November 18.
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Sheraton Moto Inn
Highway 18
Mason City
Mold on Natural Cheese Not Harmful Says Guide
A health note explains that mold on natural cheeses is not harmful and can be scraped or cut off from the surface without risk. It advises removing the moldy layer and storing cheese properly to prevent spread.
4-H seeks Iowa host families for Japanese exchange
Butler County Extension Director Dale Thoreson says about 50 Iowa families are needed to host Japanese youths for 3 to 4 weeks starting late July as part of the 4-H Labo exchange program. Last year Parkersburg’s Aldrich Kneppe hosted Chigusa Kawai of Nagoya. The program, now in its third Iowa year, links Labo in Japan with Iowa 4-H via ISU Extension and county offices.
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Butter County
Dale R. Thoreson
Butler County
Iowa
Aldrich Kneppe
Parkersburg
Chigusa Kawai
Nagoya
Japan
Kneppe
Labo International Exchange Foundation
Iowa State University Extension Service
Giant tortoise crawls at five yards a minute
A scientific note states the maximum crawling speed of a giant tortoise is about five yards per minute, illustrating its slow but steady movement.
Dougherty News Roundup of Local Visits and Checks
Dougherty residents report calls and visits as Herb Doering of Mason City called Wednesday evening. Miss Ella Reed remains a patient at Rockwell Nursing Home. Salina Kansas visitors John Prather and Mrs. Vic Dolan attend the funeral of Miss Faye Hardman at J. C. Catholic Church in Charles City and visit Dougherty relatives. Terrel Hobbiebrunken and family of Mankato visit Ray Campbell and Janelle. Marge Mullin is hospitalized in Mason City’s coronary unit. Mary Burke and Gladys Campbell travel to Greene for business and dine at the Senior Citizens Center, calling on Vera Ramker. Mildred Kelly visits sister Mildred Mullin in Dougherty. Bob Wihlin of Cedar Rapids visits Dougherty relatives and attends his mother Clara Wihlin’s sale in Rockford. Edith Yarrow returns home to Rockwell after days with son Ray Campbell. Mayme Backer spends Wednesday through Saturday with the Chet.
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Herb Doering
Mason City
Dougherty
Ella Reed
Rockwell Nursing
M&m
John Prather
Vic Dolan
Salina
Kan
Faye Hardman
J. C. Catholic Church
Charles City
Terrel Hobbiebrunken & Family
Mankato
Minn
Ray Campbell
Janelle
Marge Mullin
Mercy Hospital
Mary Burke
Gladys Campbell
Greene
Senior Citizens Center
Vera Ramker
Mildred Kelly
Martin Mullin
Bob Wihim
Cedar Rapids
Sun
Clara Wihlin
Rockford
Edith Yarrow
Rockwell
Mayme Backer
Chet
Huffmans in Charles City and area notes
Renee Huffman was in Floyd County Hospital for surgery. Miss Arlene Sweeney returned home from Cedar Rapids on Tuesday. On Friday she took her mother Mrs Anna Sweeney who had spent a week in Dougherty to her home in Cedar Rapids. Catholic Ladies Auxiliary officers for 1977 named. Circle chairmen listed. Several visits and social calls noted among local families. Vic Stein of Davenport underwent open heart surgery, second heart procedure for him. His wife is the former Mary.
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Bob Larson
John Cahalan
Terry Boyle
Donald Staudt
M&m
al Merfeld
Belmond
B. Tienan
Mason City
Clara Wihlm
Dougherty Sun
Steve
Duke Ward
Margaret McMenimen
Russell McMenimens
Bernadine Boom
Dick Pitzenberger
Des Moines
Bill Campbell & Family
Helen Mullin
Sun
Vic Stein
Davenport
Subscription Rates and Zone Pricing Noted
Local subscriptions priced at 15 cents or 25 cents for single copies. Butler and Floyd counties and Dougherty area listed. Rate: six dollars for the first four zones, six dollars fifty cents for zones beyond the fourth.
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Butler & Floyd Co
S & Dougherty
Marzen family aids neighbor harvest at Reed farm
Bernard Marzen took his grandchildren to Davenport on Wednesday. Neighbors of Fred Gaubatz gathered at Reed farm northwest of Dougherty to harvest 80 acres of corn for Gaubatz who recently visited a Rochester hospital for tests and possible surgery. Neighbor women provided meals for about 25 men at St Johns Catholic Church Cartersville.
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Marzen
M&m
Bernard Marzen
Davenport
Tues
Fred Gaubatz
Reed Farm
Dougherty
Gaubatz
Rochester, Minn
St. Johns Catholic Church
Cartersville
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Alley Cat League
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Dougherty Hardware
Dons
Dorothys
Dorothy Fischer
Barbara Stock
Ben Schuknecht
Deb White
Sharon Frascht
Becky Johnson
First State Bank
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Max's Standard
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Maxs
Galen Maxwell
G. Stephenson
Bob Barth
Jim Knapp
Ike Schuknecht
Ron Innes
John Barth
Wayne Feldman
Gary Schmidt
Wayne Meek
Nordmeyer Const
Candle Shop
Conrys
H&r
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Bill Nordmeyer
Sam Sneed
Dick Rohwedder
Mike Behnke
Karl Sneed
Town & Country League
Amway
Schuknecht
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Joyce Fenneman
Phyllis Harris
Jerry Johnson
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Gail Schafer
Judy Steere
Sandi Ross
Guys & Gals
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James Nixt
Joan Guenther
C. F. Prange
Jenison
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