Town and Country and NaChurs Lead Local Bowling Leagues
In NaChurs, M&M 2-Fezzs 2 and Bank Max 1, Coop 3- NaChurs 1. High scores feature Sam Sneed with 202 and 203 for 592, Elmer Stock 215 for 568, and Fred Nordmeyer 210 for 535. In Wubbena’s league, Sneed sets a new high with 224 for 585, joined by Galen Maxwell 202 and Bill Nordmeyer 200. Friday matchups show NaChurs 4-CFS 0, with Lois McBurney posting 173 and 195 for 525. Monday action notes Don’s Welding 84 BEW 75, El-Bar and Riverside standings, and high scores led by John Backer 206 for 558 and Elmer Stock 212 for 549. Tuesday Rollers League lists Corner Dress Shop over Mel’s TV, plus top scores by Gail Schafer and Mary Jane McWilliams. Dominion leagues include Alley Cat with Dorothy’s beauty shop and Zurchers, showing Dorothy Fischer 174.
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NaChburs
M&m
Fezz
Bank Max
Coop
NaChurs
Sam Sneed
Elmer Stock
al Wihlm
Fred Nordmeyer
Jim Knapp
Wayne Feldman
John Barth
Bill Wihlm
Rellers League
Wubbena
Bob Barth
Dick Delp
Schuknecht
Zurchers
Echelbergers
Lois McBurney
Gail Schafer
Charmayne Sneed
Janice Metz
Katy Holway
Viola Keith
Maple Blum
Ethel Backer
Barb Stock
Linda Kepple
Lor
Raine Gabe
Bert Miller
Don's Welding
BEW
Chevelle
Blum Grinders
Wunsch Sae
Eehelberger
Echelberger
B&w
John Backer
Larry Wihim
Lloyd Blum
Ron Innes
El-Bar
Interstate
Riverside
Jaycees
G Majewski
Majewski
Doug Marsh
Dave Tower
Chuck Starkweather
Ike Schuknecht
Mel's TV
Cneeeee
Miller - Marsh
Lois
Fez's Lounge
Fezz’s
Miller & Marsh
Chp & Carl
Mary Jane McWilliams
Loretta Miller
Dorothy Fischer
Ollie Henline
Bonnie Knapp
Jane Innes
Sharon Wunsch
Gertie Marsh
Florence Beck
Bert Scott
Dralle’s
Zurcher
Blum
Bill
Dorothy
Draile
Sharon Frascht
Barbara Stock
Rosemary Hildebrand
Ben Schuknecht
Gen Ott
Betty Markle
Agricultural Outlook Meeting Planned in Cedar Falls
Agribusinessmen and local farmers will gather Oct 3 at Dimitris Smorgas Table in Cedar Falls to study the agricultural price, production and marketing outlook. Speakers Dale Thoreson Gene Futrell and Phil Huford will discuss current economic and farm trends, government programs inflation feed costs and export rules. The session starts 4 30 p m and is hosted by Butler County Extension. Contact county extension director Dale Thoreson for details.
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Cedar Falls
Dale Thoreson
Butler County
Thoreson
Gene Futrell
Extension Outlook
Iowa State University
Phil Hufford
Waterloo Area
U.S
Dimitris Smorgas Table
Allison
Butler County Supervisors Adjourned Meeting Minutes 1973
Butler County Iowa board holds regular adjourned meeting August 20 1973 after hearing budget estimate and approving payments. Minutes record quorum actions including budget adoption warrants issuance and claims for various funds and services. Chairman Ted Stubbe presides with members Skinner and Tindall.
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Board OF Supervisors
Bailer County
Owa
Sutlee County
Ted Stubbe
W. H. Skinner
Wilur E. Tindall
Alison Tribune
Greene Recorder
Eclipse-News- Review
Clarksville Star
Butler County
Iowa
W. HB
Skinner Wilbur E
Tinda Nays
Tellturbe
Vernon
Larse County
Vernon C. Larsen
Ted Stuber
Advertising boosts efficiency and cuts selling costs for retailers
A supermarket chain manager credits newspaper advertising with allowing efficient operations by reducing the need for extra staff and answering questions in one ad. He notes advertising saves man hours, lowers selling costs, and enables lower prices. The benefits extend beyond groceries to all stores as ads inform buyers and speed purchases.
Road user share inequity in Iowa highway costs said to favor users
A per profit group argues that road access subsidies load cost on highway users. The 1972 Iowa study shows autos paid 199.6 M dollars (64.84 percent) and trucks 107.9 M dollars (35.16 percent) though autos should pay 146.3 M (59.74 percent) and trucks 98.6 M (40.26 percent). Trucks thus pay less than their fair share.
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Iowa
Iowa State Highway Commission
Commission
Ames
Catholic Circle and Daughters Schedule and Hog Market Notice
On Thursday Sept 27 St Josephs Circle meets with Helene Boller at 8 pm. Tuesday Oct 2 St Ritas Circle meets with Mrs Dean Ott at 1 30 pm. Also Oct 2 St Annes Circle with Mrs Melvin Haugen garn. On Oct 8 the Catholic Daughters of America host a Style Show at 8 15 pm in St Marys Hall with public invited. Hog markets list Wednesday Sept 26 Butchers 40.00 Packers 37.50.
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Thurs
St. Joseph's Circle
Helene Boller
Tues
St Rita’s Circle
Dean Ott
Yees
St Anme’s Circle
Melvin Haugen
The
Catholic Daughters of America
St Mary's Hall
Stanton
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Butler County Board OF Supervisors
Boiler Counts Board of Supervisors
Sasson
Springsted Incorporated
St. Paul
Court House Kons Tron
Ted Stubbe Wilber E. Tinda
Naas Aeue
Tindall
Skinner
Shen Eddie Aykes
Motson
Roge Fund Larsen
Helen
Boys and Girls Home and Family Service
Sts SD Interstate Power Co
Iowa Public Service
Mis McKean
Frank F
Medici
Tower
Poor Fund — County Home Allleon Dairy
Continental Baking Co
Galimeyer
Iowa Public Service Co
McKean
Metkal
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Donnell's
Carla
Thermogas Co
Fuetate Tower Pharmacy
Harms
Don
Cour House
Iowa Public Service Ice Co
Socia Welfare
Towa State Industries
Court House
Moa
M. Sale Co
Social Welfare
Motier
Kim
North Town Express Inc
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Courthous
R. & C. Offee Supply
Socis
Pener Shell Rock News
DeRower
Ray
State of Iowa
Woodwari
Daweee
Pues Dukehar
Coouradt
Ford
Uence
Limest
Greene Limestone Company
Colin Brother
Construction Machinery Company
Sap
t-Hughes Tractment Co., Repair Power Co
Stamoa, & Bank
Owonyut
Buick Pontine
A. Y. McDonald Mfg. Co
Aevee
Isa
Bernhardt Madsen
Madsen
Wm. T. Colwell
Marcia J. Colwell
IMM
Newkirk
Northwestern Bell Tele Co
Soh
Schmid
Lydia L
Motion Wrest
Gaza
Court House Bonds & Tnt
Gat
Pees
Ryan le
By S. S. Talbert
Greene
Ionia
Marble Rock
Catholic Church
Dixon Marsh, Realtor
Iowa Western
Albers
Carnation Co
Wilmar Store
Darwin and
Dee Winkowitsch
Sonry’s
the Country Marshals
Pat’s Speed Shop
West
St. Allison
Aph
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