Marine Lance Corporal Stirling Serves With First Marine Division
Cpl. Ted E. Stirling, son of Mrs. Dorothy M. Stirling of Clarksville, serves with the First Marine Division in Vietnam. He aids in capturing or destroying enemy forces amid operations supported by air, tanks, artillery, amphibious tractors, and engineers. He participates in civic action projects to help Vietnamese communities, funded through the Marine Corps Reserve Civic Action Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted E. Stirling
Vietnam
Dorothy M. Stirling
Clarksville
Marine
Ilisumit
Marine Corps Reserve Civic Action Fund
Local Families Attend Funeral and Gather for Visits
Clarksville residents Lutzke and Manly visitors spent Thursday with Lutzke relatives. Nearby relatives from Anamosa Sun Prairie Coralville joined for services for Francis Lubben. California visitor Maxine James came to see her mother in Waterloo as others visited and celebrated birthdays.
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Leland Lutzke
John
Manly
Lloyd Lutzke
Waverly
James Mayer
Anamosa
Robert Hoffman
Sun Prairie
Wisconsin
Paul Mayer
Coralville
George Mayer
Francis Lubben
Maxine James
Los Angeles
California
Charles Shepard
Charles Eggleste
Waterloo
Kenneth Noble
Peoria
Ilinois
A. L. Wygle
Charles Bohner
Allen Memorial Hospital
Shepard
Ivan Keehn
Evansdale
Keehn
Allen and
Debra
Cedar Falls
Walter Wilken
Rita
Randy
Robert Voigts
Jerry Hatema
Marian
Darwin Niehaus
Bohner Couple Wins Farm Bureau Trip to San Francisco
Mr and Mrs Melvin Bohner spent last week in San Francisco with a group of Farm Bureau agents who earned the trip as a year award from the Farm Bureau Agency.
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Melvin Bohner
San Francisco
Calforna
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Agency
Goodwill Club Met on Tuesday
The Goodwill Club met Tuesday afternoon at the Clarksville Cafe. Mrs. Herman Rohlwing hosted. After the business meeting a social afternoon followed, with a tray lunch served to guest Mrs. Ida Bevins and members G. E. Carpenter J. D. Lindley Beaney Coon Bertha Johnson Opal Lee J. V. Rambo Ray Paulsen Ralph Wilcox A. C. Tackman Gertrude Wilder Lena Sirling Walter G. Best Joe Roose Fred Hartwig and Jennie Gabby.
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Goodwill Club
Clarksville
Herman Rohlwing
Ida Bevins
Mesdames G. E. Carpenter
J.D. Lindley
Beaney Coon
Bertha Johnson
Opal Lee
J. V. Rambo
Ray Paulsen
Ralph Wilcox
A. C. Tackman
Gertrude Wilder
Lena Sirling
Walter G. Best
Joe Roose
Fred Hartwig
Jennie Gabby
Embroidery Club Meets at Mrs Bolin Home
Embroidery Club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Flossie Bolin. A tray lunch was served at the close to Mesdames W. F. Busching, Homer Detra, Gay Jackson, Leslie Lowe, Jean Perkins, H. S. Pulis, Siewert Reints, Carl Ressler, Joe Reese, O. E. Severs, W H. Skinner, Herbert Wedeking and Edwin Wedeking.
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Embroidery Club
Flossie Bolin
Cars And Trucks Registered in County
New car and truck registrations in Butler County list owners and brands. Donald Winkowitsch Allison Chevrolet truck. Hilmer Ploeger Dumont Dodge. Steven A. or Susanne Cooper Allison Dodge. Butler County REC Allison Chevrolet. Jack Schuck Parkersburg Pontiac. Herman G Ibeling Ackley Ford. Craig K Austin Clarksville Ford. Henry B Alice Smeins Greene Chevrolet. George Shanka Greene Ford. Cooper Motors Allison Dodge. Frederick V Giesler Shell Rock Chevrolet. Billie H Cornwell Shell Rock Chevrolet.
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Butler County
Donald Winkowitsch
Allison
Chevrolet
Hilmer Ploeger
Dumont
Dodge
Steven A
Susanne Cooper
Jack Schuck
Parkersburg
Pontiac
Herman G. Ibeling
Ackley
Ford
Craig K. Austin
Clarksville
Henry B
Alice Smeins
Greene
George Shanka
Cooper Motors
Frederick V. Giesler
Shell Rock
Billie H. Cornwell
Greene defendants fined for trailer license and control issues
Fines issued in city court to Clarence Brinkman Donald Feldman Lyle Stauffer Vernon Weinberg Walter Hildebrand and Bruce Nettleton all of Greene. Brinkman Feldman Stauffer Weinberg fined ten dollars and costs. Hildebrand five dollars. Nettleton fifteen dollars for losing control of vehicle.
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J. P. Moffett
Clarence Brinkman
Greene
Donald Feldman
Lyle Stauffer
Vernon Weinberg
Walter Hildebrand
Bruce Nettleton
Harland R. Harris
Bode
John J. Fokkena
Clarksville
Alfred H. Heuer
Bristow
Keith A. Enddman
Harm B. Reints
Edmund Fenneman
Charles Hinders
Allison
Charg
Larry Backer
Winter driving cautions from Iowa Public Safety Commissioner
Public Safety Commissioner Jack M. Fulton urged extra caution for winter driving in Iowa from now through May. He advised four checks for car and driver, including preseason safety, exhaust and cooling system readiness, and winter extras to prevent failures during a hard freeze.
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Iowa
Public Safety
Jack M. Fulton
Towa
Winter driving tips from old highway manual
Stations fill with customers as drivers prepare for winter roads. Start with studded tires legal November to April, check battery generator plugs points and condenser, and refill if needed. Carry warm clothes boots a shovel. on ice brake gently and avoid panic. If stuck straighten front wheels clear a path apply power slowly and rock to gain momentum. Keep frost scraper squeegee and chains handy plus a pail of sand for traction.
State social services reshapes leadership at Fort Madison
John Bennett retires after 37 years as warden of the Fort Madison state penitentiary. Frank Bunker, 44, resigns as state architect to join a Des Moines architectural firm. appointed in 1961, he oversaw designs for 16 state institutions. Also notes include studded snow tire season and a university study on 4,000 ambulance calls across six Iowa counties.
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State Department of Social Services
John E. Bennett
State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Frank Bunker
Department of Social Services
Des Moines
Bennett
Bunker
University of Ilowa
Bureau of Police Science
Lyle Shook
Iowa
Linn
Polk
Boone
Franklin
Palo Alto
Webster
Vehicle Pack Brief for Off Road Readiness
Prepare a basic off road kit with weight to rear wheels for balance and traction. Include traction aids such as a shovel and other essential items. Ensure a compact, durable setup that aids recovery and safety in challenging terrains.
Interstate 35 to reach Minnesota border by 1971
The highway project advances with plans to complete Interstate 35 to the Minnesota border within 1971. An appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court by Wright County is noted in the process, signaling ongoing legal steps shaping the route.
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Minnesota
Iowa Supreme Court
Wright County
The
Highway Commission
T. H. Garfield
Williams
Wright
Franklin County
Wanted assistant manager at Custom Farm Service
Job listing for an assistant manager at Custom Farm Service in Dougherty requiring high school education and at least 21, with military obligation completed and farm background preferred. Includes advancement potential, year-round work, good pay and medical insurance. Contacts: Bob Holway 794-3805 Dougherty, Terry Peyton 823-5577 Greene, or plant line 794-3205 Dougherty. lwl
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Custom Farm Service
Dougherty
Bob Holway
Terry Peyton
Greene
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Ethel Krueger
Donald Riggins
Rockford
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Dean Wiegmann
George Schipper
Bert Hemmen
Leota Shultz
Richard Hall
Paul L. Butler
Harrison
Lakeshore
Nashua
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Packard
Elmer Sanders
Greene, Iowa
Danny and
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Country Kings
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Interstate Power Company
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