Clarksville Young Woman's Club Meets Weekday Session
The Clarksville News Young Woman's Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Bert Kaamptman as host. Members including Vera Bechis assisted and Roscall revealed a secret pass and a 2 gay bac. Victo, Busse, Bueno Wodesim, and others contributed to the program committee. The club voted to address Community envelopes for Roy Cross for the town of Claugsesive. Luncheon was served. seventeen members attended.
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Bert Kaamptman
Mais
Lane Hos
Vera Bechis
Roscall
Busse
Bueno Wodesim
Robert Qeamnan
Merlin Buss
Severly
Claugsesive
Surgery and relatives mark moves in California visit
A fragmentary notice reports Grass Upland California patients undergoing surgery and Woo Nasheen visiting Moke. Relatives attended a Sadway Waterloo event for the removal of a cabinet. unclear details.
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Wit Grass
Calwats
Woo Nasheen
Waterloo
Two Honored on Birthdays Thursday
Mires Cecil Lowe and Mrs R M Whiteside hosted a birthday gathering at the Lowe home Thursday afternoon for their mother and aunt Maude Scott and May Scott. A tray lunch followed a social hour. Attendees included Mrs Anna Tilford of Long Beach California and several local residents and relatives.
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Anna Tilford
Long Beach
California
Charles Dailey
John Scott
William of Greene
Ray Smith
Ed Degleau
Waverly
Earl de Puew
H. 8. Pulis
Leslie Lowe
Lalu Copeland
Pearle West
Charles Shepard
Raymond Tuiner
Brenda Kay
Cora Bolin
Home From Hospital R. Co. O Halloran Returns
R. Co. O Halloran was brought home Saturday from Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo after a period as a patient following surgery.
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R. Co. O'Halloran
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Knapp Couple to Observe Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs H E Knapp will mark their 60th wedding anniversary on Thursday November 17 due to Mr Knapp illness there will be no open house A family dinner will be served at 6 00 oclock The Knapps were married in the Methodist Church in Clarksville November 17 1900 They are parents of two sons Crawford E of Sturgis SD and Donald of Clarksville and have six grandchildren
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H. E
Local Social Rounds Highlight Weekend in Clarksville
Clarksville residents gathered for kinfolk visits and outings across Ames Waterloo Minneapolis and Duluth with weddings in Peru Illinois and winter plans for Florida and California. Social Circle at Skinner's Cafe hosted by Beaney Coon drew fourteen members while U and I Club met with Detra as host. talks covered travel attendance and mystery friends revealments.
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Ivan Clikeman
Richard Hanson
Lavon Williams
Peru
Ilinois
Donald W. Doty
Dianne Mae Stahawiak
Skinner’s Cafe
Beaney Coon
Elmer Renn
Waverly
Ben DePuew
Vern Conner
Shell Rock
Bertha Grappp
Harold
Richard Hansen
Duluth
Minnesota
M. R. Doty
R. A. McKernan
Florida
Frank Raisty
Glendale
California
Frank Carter
Fairfax
Virginia
Rosa Carter
U and I Club
Homer Detra
Pearle West
James Harris
R. C. O'Halloran
Tea Social Noted in Allison with Guests
Fifteen members attended a tea in Allison with one guest, Mrs Anna Tulford of Long Beach California. Mr and Mrs Wayne Stoppel and son from Albert Lea Minnesota visited in the Paul Harris and Burman Vuanee homes Sunday. Mr and Mrs Paul Harris also visited the Abel Schrage home in Shell Rock Sunday afternoon. Mrs Floyd Metzgas of Gardena California is visiting son Leland Whiteside and family plus other relatives.
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Allison
Anna Tulford
Long Beach
California
Wayne Stoppelmore
Albert Lea
Minnesota
Paul Harris
Burman Vuanee
Abel Schrage
Shell Rock
Floyd Metzgas
Gardenia
Leland Whiteside
Adam Schwab Completes Terraces and Waterways
Adam Schwab in Shell Rock completed 8300 feet of parallel terraces and 2500 feet of waterways as part of a Soil Conservation Service project. Terraces spaced about 100 feet apart reduce point rows and save field operating time, with minor earthwork required. Schwab, an assistant district commissioner, has followed a five year crop rotation and contouring plan and will seek ASC cost-sharing through the Agricultural Conservation Program. Contractor Bill Kingsley of Waverly used a scraper and motor patrol.
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Adam Schwab
Shell Rock
J. B. McAninch
Soil Conservation Service
McAninch
Schwab
Soil Conservation District
ASC
Bill Kingsley
Waverly
Wool Growers Urged to Keep Lamb Sales Records
Chairman Theo J Bauman of the Butler county ASC committee urged wool growers who marketed lambs this fall to keep adequate records for spring wool program payments. Records should be kept at home or filed at the county ASC office. Applications for 1960-61 marketings must be filed by end of next April. Lamb feeders should track ownership length as payments go only to producers with lambs owned 30 days or more.
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Theo. J. Bauman
Butler County
ASC
Bauman
Republicans Sweep Iowa Vote in 1958 Election
The Iowa GOP clinched a landslide victory in the November 8 election with Nixon carrying the state by a wide margin and Kennedy losing in key counties. Governor-elect Norman Erbe led a Republican win across the state ticket, and the party expanded control in both legislative chambers. Contested issues included reapportionment and the constitutional convention. Erbe plans a pre-session meeting with legislators to address reapportionment and tax relief.
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Iowa
Repul Xons
Loveless
Norman A. Erbe
Boone
Edward J. McManus
Keouth
Nixon
Kennedy
White House
Carroll and
Dubuque
Jack Miller
U. S. Senate
Donald Norberg
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa Manufacturers Association
Norberg
Adams County
Erbe
Senate
Sale record rules for unshorn lambs in livestock market
The sales record must name the buyer, include the buyer’s signature, and state the number of liveweight lambs sold described as unshorn. Payments apply only to lambs that have never been shorn, encouraging the customary practice of selling lambs with wool. Weight gain during the seller’s ownership is noted in the record.
Iowa Teen Named American Dairy Princess
An 18 year old Iowa girl, Sue Houghtaling of Swan, named American Dairy Princess after a nationwide contest that began with 30 000 entrants. She is a freshman at Iowa State University in Ames majoring in home economics education.
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Iowa
Sue Houghtaling
Swan
Miss Houghtaling
Iowa State University
Ames
Youth license rule proposed by State Safety Commissioner
The State Safety Commissioner urged tougher rules for young drivers proposing provisional licenses for all under 21 that department can cancel for cause. He cited department data showing 17 drivers under 20 involved in fatal accidents last month.
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Safety Department
State Board Cuts County Home Inspections Plan
The state board of control says parole agents at El Dora will not inspect county homes. They will hire a full time inspector to examine the state's 83 county homes and custodial and private nursing homes housing insane persons.
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State Board of Control
Eldora
Iowa Korean bonus deadline nears with payments totals
Iowa's Korean bonus program has two months left for applications with a December 31 deadline. State officials report 82,974 veterans or beneficiaries have applied, 79,622 claims paid, 1,448 denied, and total payments reaching 19.734 million dollars.
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Iowa
State
McLain resigns as assistant secretary of agriculture
President Eisenhower accepts the resignation of Marvin L. McLain of Brooklyn Iowa from the post of assistant secretary of agriculture effective November 30. Charles Shuman president of the American Farm Bureau Federation says McLain will become assistant legislative director of the Farm Bureau.
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Eisenhower
Marvin L. McLain
Brooklyn
Iowa
Charles Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
McLain
Farm Bureau
State commission on alcoholism ends conference at statehouse
The three hundred member commission approved a suggested four point program to prevent alcoholism educate about drinking effects rehabilitate alcoholics and conduct research Judge Ray Harrison Des Moines proposed the plan noting final approval rests with the legislature Governor Loveless had backed the idea during the daylong session at the statehouse.
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State Commission
Statehouse
Loveless
Ray Harrison
Des Moines
Teaching drinking skills to reduce abuse at Iowa study
Iowa researchers Harold Mulford and Donald Miller argue teaching drinkers how to drink like using cars or objects could curb drinking rates. They conduct a two year study in a town, noting debates on the truism about no alcohol and alcoholism.
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State University of Iowa
Harold Mulford
SUI Division of
Alcoholism Studies
Donald Miller
Muscatine
Prohibition Viewed Through Iowa Study Findings
Researchers from SUI report that reintroducing prohibition soon is unlikely. They note that about six in ten Iowans will use alcohol and advocate an educational program to foster cultural norms for drinking. The goal is to create "controlled" drinkers.
Alcoholism Agency Urged by New Iowa Group
A newly organized body recommends forming a permanent state agency to assist problem drinkers in Iowa, outlining steps to establish integrated support, treatment, and preventive services to address alcohol use disorders.
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Iowa
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