Death of Mrs. Rose Crippen 89 Ames
Mrs. Rose Crippen formerly Rose Gundiach, 89, died in Ames after living in Clarksville. Funeral and burial held in Ames. Survivors include son Harold of Ames. Meanwhile Mrs. Minnie Hites and Joe Thompson wed at the Little Brown Church near Nashua. Wedding reception at Cedar Cafe, Nashua. They plan to reside in Clarksville after a trip to Wisconsin. Thompson works for Rock Island Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Roblwing
Rose Crippen
Ames
Rose Gundiach
Clarksville
al Crippen
Antioch
Harold
Minnie Hites
Joe Thompson
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Cedar Cafe
Wisconsin
Thompson
Rock Island Railroad
Dale Weedman Returns to States on USS Enterprise
Aviation Electronics Technician Third Class Dale R. Weedman USN, son of Mr and Mrs Maynard Weedman of Route 1 Clarks ville Iowa, returned to the United States aboard the nuclear powered aircraft carrier Enterprise. The Enterprise operated in the Sea of Japan during the Pueblo crisis and in the Gulf of Tonkin during a seven month Southeast Asia deployment. Carrier Air Wing Nine conducted road interdiction missions against the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale R. Weedman
USN
Maynard Weedman
Route 1
Clarksville
Iowa
Navy
United States
Enterprise
Sea of Japan
Southeast Asia
Gulf of Tonkin
Carrier Air Wing Nine
Returned Home and Health Updates from Allen Memorial
J. D. Lindley, formerly a patient at Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo after surgery, was brought home on Thursday. Mrs. Nell Smith of Shell Rock, recently released from the hospital, is being cared for at her daughter Mrs. Richard Bahr’s home and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Lindley
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Nell Smith
Shell Rock
Richard Bahr
Ill Mrs Parker Returned by Ambulance in Waterloo
In Hospital Mrs John Parker formerly ill with a heart condition was returned by ambulance last Wednesday to Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parker
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Vern Conner Feted on Birthday
Friday afternoon visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Vern Conner included Mr and Mrs Donald Austin and Mr and Mrs Oscar Holzschuh Lunch was served after noon On Sunday afternoon Mrs Betty Voss of Waterloo a daughter of the Conners hosted relatives for a social afternoon and luncheon in honor of Mr Conner's birthday Guests included Mr and Mrs Buren Calease Mr and Mrs Lloyd Scovel of Waterloo Harry Tiedt of Readlyn and Mr and Mrs John Detra with Marlys Mr and Mrs Dale Grapp and Marcia and Harold Grapp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Conner
Donald Austin
Oscar Holzschuh
Betty Voss
Waterloo
Lloyd Scovel
Harry Tiedt
Readlyn
John Detra
Marlys
Dale Grapp
Marcia
Harold Grapp
Henry Bruns
Ben H. Bruns
John Bruns
Kesley
David Schipper
Aplington
Jake Bruns
Allison
William Debner
Greene
Charlotte Fods
Leo Wedeking
Rhynonda
Beva
William Henning
Clarence Hirsch
Oscar Smith
John Martin
James Allan
George Maurer Sr
Columbus
Ohio
George Maurer Jr
Jill
Eldora
John Allan
Iowa Falls
J. Francis Allan
Emmett Allan
Eldon Hirsch
Henry Stoxen
Norman Beebe
Lake City
Minnesota
Edythe Quinn
Houston
Texas
E. K. Yost
Milton Coon
Janesville
Wisconsin
Heiko Leerhoff
Friendship Club Holds Recent Meeting in Jackson Township
The Friendship Club gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Robert Wamsley's home. Members sent thank you cards to the Rosenwinkles and to Grace Hoel, a patient at Charles City hospital. They will chair the Butler County Retarded Children's fund drive in Jackson township. A birthday party replaced the usual program with each member paying one cent per year of age. Joan Knapp led games. refreshments featured a birthday cake. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Rex Knapp's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Robert Wamsley
Fred
Paul Rosenwinkle
Grace Hoel
Charles City Hospital
Butler County
Jackson Township
Joan Knapp
Rex Knapp
Butler Bonnie Belles 4H officers elected for year
Clarksville locals report the Butler Bonnie Belles 4H Club elected Kathleen Hamilton as president Becky Smith as vice president Trudy Lindley secretary Marcia Grapp treasurer Jayne Roose historian Sandra Bolin photographer and Paula Hoodier reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Bonnie Belles 4H Club
Kathleen Hamilton
Becky Smith
Trudy Lindley
Marcia Grapp
Jayne Roose
Sandra Bolin
Paula Hoodier
Alfred Kleinschmidt
Edward Klunder
Dakotas
Colorado
Wyoming
John Kratchmer
Bertha Peters
Peters
Sunset
Denver
Ted Bergman
Dale Kratchmer
Minneapolis
Hunters Urged To Practice Safe Handling Of Guns
Iowa hunters were urged by the State Conservation Commission to practice safe gun handling as rabbit and squirrel seasons run. Officials warned against carrying a loaded firearm in vehicles and emphasized that safe handling ensures hunting enjoyment and complies with state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Fred A. Priewert
The
Conservation Commission
Sion
Priewert
Iowa Capitol News on crime justice and safety reforms
Democratic candidate Paul Franzenburg urges faster justice and more police in Iowa, proposing a 2100-officer increase. Separate notes cover hunting safety commandments, license plate first deadlines, mail applications, and Capitol grounds plans including demolitions and new underground parking and a general office building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Franzenburg
Iowa City
Iowa Capitol
Veterans Vignettes Assist Vietnam Era recruits at courthouse
Veterans era men seeking extra schooling contact Soldiers Relief at Allison courthouse. Office hours on Monday 8 to 4 and Thursday 9 to 12. From Jan 1 1969 disability pay rises: totally disabled from 300 to 400 monthly and 90 percent or less rated veterans get eight percent increase. Automatic, no application needed. Future $67 tuberculous allowance ends except for current recipients or those on rolls before the law. Younger disabled veterans may now qualify for Social Security disability alongside VA compensation under new Social Security rules based on age and work quarters. Ex servicemen over 31 must be fully insured with five years of coverage in the last decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers Relief Office
Allison
Veterans Administration
Fines Listed For County Court Violations Across Iowa
A county court list from Allison and surrounding areas shows multiple defendants with fines and costs. Dean Wiegmann and Robert Weseman face loss of vehicle control charges. Kathryn Menken and Steven Schroeder charged with devices and signals interference. John Westendorf and Joe Lang cited for speeding and illegal left turns. Claude Noaker cited for failing to stop. Eugene Barkhausen and Stanley Borneman for loss of vehicle control. additional entries include night time parking and left turn offenses with fines ranging from 5.00 to 25.00 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Joan Menken
John J. Westendorf
Shell Rock
Shirley A. Drakle
Allison
Keith Pauline
Hampton
Duane Leavens
Greene
Robert George Weseman
Grundy Center
Steven Nathan Schroeder
Claude E. Noaker
Marengo
Joe P. Lang
Racine
Minnesota
Eugene Barkhausen
Waverly
Stanley Borneman
Dumont
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Clarksville News
Hites- Thompson
Dale Weedman
States
Oswalt Industries, Inc
McRoberts Implement, Inc
Greene, Iowa
Happy Jake
Danny & His
Country Kings
Atta
Farutual Insurance
Francis
Brinkman
Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Company
Grinnell
Capitol News
Jack Fulton
Bristow Locker Ph
Bristow
Dean Wiegmann
Schroeder Concrete & Construction Co
Interstate Power Company
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