Areadale clubs host style show and Turkey Quiz
The Helping Hand Club met with fourteen members and one guest. Mrs Stella Dodd won first in the style show followed by Mrs Elizabeth Brass and Mrs Percy Morehouse. Mrs Eel Hawver topped the Turkey Quiz with 100 percent. The December meeting will be with Mrs Elizabeth Brass and Roger Christofferson to entertain. The Home Study Club gathered at Preston White's with sixteen members. Plans for a Christmas party and a birthday observance were set for late November. Dohrman family farewell party planned and boxes for service boys prepared at the Christmas event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Buttier
Raymond
Wagoner
Dwayne Mason
Stella Dodd
Elizabeth Brass
Percy Morehouse
Bart Hawver
Sarah Kuhn
Bertha Haussmann
Eel Hawver
Roger Christofferson
Wil
Home Study Club
Preston White Home
Robert Long
Charles Funnell
Dohrman Carty
Rockford
Bran Meyers
Donald Ufford
Gloria Arends Feted on Birthday
Gloria Arends was honored on her birthday at a Friday evening gathering at her home. Attending were her grandparents Mrs Fred Arends Mr and Mrs John Erven Mr and Mrs Wallace Nolte Mr and Mrs Gene Brass and Connie of Harmpton her parents Mr and Mrs Seibert Arends and Steve Cunningnacn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Arend
Fred Arends
John Erven
Wallace Nolte
Gene Brass
Connie
Harmpton
Seibert Arends
Steve Cunningnacn
Thimble Club Meeting Notes and Upcoming Birthday Celebration
The Thimble Club met Tuesday with ten members and earned a prize. Lunen was served hastily. The December meeting will be at Mrs Ben Stubbe's rooms to celebrate the birthdays of Mrs McKee and Mrs Stubbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunen
Ben Stubbe
McKee
Stubbe
Local Aredale Social Notes Record Weekend Visits
Around Aredale residents hosted and visited over the weekend with stops in nearby towns. Hugo Traetor of Detroit and Jay Bailey of Allamakee were among those dropping by the Bailey home. Carl Brown and the Laceys visited Ward Mason and Marshalltown, while the Masons hosted a day dinner. Others included Miller and Harlan families visiting Rochester for medical matters and hospital calls, with several cousins and relatives noted in Waterloo, Des Moines and Osage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Traetor
Detroit
Michigan
al Bailey
Jay Bailey
Minnesota
al Baileys
L. L. Becker
Hampton
al Abden
Carl Brown
Ges
Ward Mason
Trev
Carl Laces
Marshalltown
Laceys
Floyd Miller
Gladys Harlan
Dwaine Mason
Paul Mason
Echo Mennen
Aplington
C. F. Minnier
Dar
Wabbene
Glen Allen
Alison
Rochester
Robert Jones
Waterloo
Darwin Neeking
Claude Sidmore
Carl Sidmore
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Roxy Williamson
Osage
Russell
Melissa Scarrow
Abbe Williamson
Ivan Ayers
Aredale Legion Auxiliary
Nat
Aredale General
Democrats name Speaker designate in Iowa House shakeup
In Des Moines Democrats selected State Representative Vince Steffen of New Hampton to be speaker designate as party control holds 1061 of 124 seats. Steffen, a Dunkerton native and Harvestall Industries founder, will serve a second term after a career in engineering and agriculture. Governor Hughes indicated no term limit and left open a possible Senate bid in 1966, while Maule and Miller were named majority floor leader and speaker pro tem respectively.
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Oaker
Iowa House of Meeting
Des Moines
Vince
New Hampton
Steffen
House
Dunkerton
Harvestall Industries
United States Army Corps of Engineers
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Hughes
Elroy Maule
Onawa
Rep
Charles Miller
Robert Ray
GOP
Supreme Court lets stand ruling on TV Bingo violation
The Iowa Supreme Court in a 4 to 4 decision upheld a lower court ruling that a Des Moines television station aired TV-Bingo in violation of the state's anti-lottery statute. Viewers could play bingo using cards from sponsors' retail outlets in the Des Moines area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Supreme Court
Des Moines
Senate picks leaders for coming session in Iowa
Democrats naming An Ren Frommelt of Dubuque as majority floor leader and George O Malley of Des Moines, a veteran since 1949, as president pro tempore. The Senate convenes January 11 with these leaders guiding the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Anren Frommelt
Dubuque
George O'Malley
Des Moines
First Iowa polio case in over two years confirmed
Five year old James Ford of Tipton is diagnosed with polio marking Iowa's first confirmed case in more than two years. He had Salk doses in 1959 1960 and a 1961 booster, plus Sabin vaccine given orally last summer, according to the state health department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Iowa
James Ford
State Health Department
Strips mailed to buy toys for needy children
Mr and Mrs Alfred MacWilliams were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Alfred Fredriksen at Cedar Falls and later visited the LeRoy Deitzler home at Dike, reflecting community charity efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred MacWilliams
Alfred Frederiksen
Cedar Falls
LeRoy Deitzler
Dike
Lawmakers Propose 1965 Legislature With Fewer Committees
Democratic leaders announce plan to streamline the 1965 legislative work by creating 15 committees in each chamber, down from 43 in the House and 31 in the Senate. Lt Gov elect Robert Fulton says this will enable more joint sessions and public meetings, while Speaker elect Vince Steffen notes larger committees with members serving on three or four panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Robert Fulton
Waterloo
Vince Steffen
New Hampton
Iowa Farm Bureau economist presses tax package for school aid
Dr William G Murray of Iowa State University urged a tax package at the Iowa Farm Bureau Convention policy conference in Des Moines. He argued school costs drive higher local property taxes, noting a ten year average rise of 21 million dollars per year and a forecast of 24 million for next year, with farm property hit hardest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State University
William G. Murray
Iowa
Iowa Farm Bureau Convention
Des Moines
Iowa Eyes Broad Sheep Scabies Eradication Push
A state federal effort aims to eradicate sheep scabies in Iowa with free movement of Iowa sheep nationwide as inspectors begin December 1. The plan follows recent county scab-free status and seeks to protect herd health while expanding inter-state commerce under new program directives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
U.S
Hughes cautions Democrats on state appointments
Governor Harold Hughes told a joint caucus of Democrat legislators that no party hacks should be appointed to state jobs. He urged installing only qualified men and women, warning against using straw men and incompetents for important offices because they are Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hughes
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Sioux City
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