Bristow News notes a Tuesday grocery shower for Carol
A Bristow grocery shower honored Carol with Mrs Harote Duffield as hostess and Mrs Mino Folkerts assisting. Attendees included Mrs Fred Siefken and Mrs Gus Siefken, many local names, and Clergy and church group members from Reform churches attended a Women’s Missionary Fall conference in Aplinston with multiple hosts and guests. Local visits and events feature throughout, including cemetery society plans, birthday observances, and open-house gatherings in nearby towns.
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Carol Hher
Harote Duffield
Mino Folkerts
Fred
Gus Siefken
Mann
John F. Jungling
H. E. Cave
Robert Resm
Sherrien
Ralph
Bi. Thine
Mere
George
Reform Church
Aplinston
Moe. Steinkamp
Folkert Kielmen
Mann Mennen
Richard Abben
Koert Spper
G. A. Siefken
A. J. Meyer
Reform Churches
Shellon Kroeze Honored at Dinner in Lawton OK
Lawton Oklahoma honored Shellon Kroeze SP 4 and Mrs Shellor Kroeze at a dinner marking her return home after two weeks. Guests included Mr and Mrs Floyd Drele and daughters, Mrs Ahm K Rindels and sons, and Mr and Mrs Vernon Rindels and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SP 4
Shellor Kroeze
Lawton
Floyd Drele
Ahm K Rindels
Vernon Rindels
Grandmother Visits Family Over Weekend
A family gathering took place over the weekend at the home of their mother. Mrs Joe Merrili hosted relatives including Mr and Mrs Frank Merill and their son Norman, along with Mr Bill Merril and Hingis in Sunnyvale, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Merrilire
Frank Mer- Hound
Sunny Valefornia
Joe Son
Norman
Bill Merril
Hingis
Bristow Locals Share Visits and Family Gatherings
Mrs Henry Freese of Dumont spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Vernon A J Meyer at the home of Mrs Tom Biermann in Ap. Mr and Mrs Al Wend stayed several days last week with Mr eld and Mrs Ben Dyke. Mrs John Brown visited her son and daughter in law Friday. Mr and Mrs Jack Brown and Mr and Mrs Ray Hahn called on Foday evening at the Lee Hahn home in Clarksville. Mr G W Beadle traveled to Town Falls Friday on business and visited the home of Mrs Bert. Mrs Fred Sherman and John F Jungling were Friday afternoon visitors at Carl Krull and Mrs Henry Frey in Allison. Luna dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Lester Rogers were Mr and Mrs George Johnson of Parkersburg and Mrs George Conger in honor of Mr Johnsons birthday. Mrs Ben Jungling of Parkersburg spent Tuesday with her sister Mrs Fred Sherman. Miss Emma Miller of Sioux City returned home Friday after a week with her sister Mrs M F Boylan and brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs P K Miller. Mr and Mrs Henry Kruger were Sunday afternoon visitors in the name of their son.
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Menzel Kruger
Waterloo
Harley Duffield
Tom Aries
Bud Aries
Willam Rambo
Clarksville
Ernest Brocka
Mrr
Merlyn Steere
Greene
Fred Sherman
Mino Folberts
Kenneth Bole
Mallard
Burdine Hahn
Willard Dennis
Carl Patterson
Harlan Winter
Aredall
Lester Rogers
Ray Hahn
Henry Kielman
X. George Stewart
Harry Card
Sheffield
Oak Hill Cemetery Society
John Pohl
Dumont
Steve Piper
Orville Stewart
Charles Reed
Des Moines
George Stewart
Reed
William Rambo
Becky
Danny
G. W. Beadle
Waterloo Church of Christ
Gregory Stewart
al Wendt
Mirs
Ethel McNeilus
Gladys
Navy
W. Beadle
Bill Beadle
Jim Winkowitsch
Tim
Henry Farnham
Hampton
Esther Hall
3 Moines
Lynda Hahn
Hahn
Bill Kruse
Darland Woodley
Trumont
Jim Wonkowitsch
Connie Willams
Airlison
Karen Dralle
al Wend
Eld
Ben Dyke
John Brown
Jack Brown
Foday
Lee Hahn
Town Falls
Bert
John
M. F. Boylan
P. K. Miller
Henry Kruger
Goldwater Draws 50,000 in Des Moines Rally
Senator Barry Goldwater held a Des Moines rally before an estimated 50,000 supporters, criticizing President Johnson as a part time leader while urging a nationally televised debate. He warned of crises abroad and called for an agriculture‑savvy Secretary of Agriculture, naming supporters and Midwest leaders at the Des Moines event.
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Barry Goldwater
Des Moines
Goldwater
Johnson
The
Arizon
Viet Nam
Berlin Wall
Latin America
Africa
Indonesia
Republican Party
Orville Freeman
Sec. of Agriculture
Midwest
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Karl Mundt
Don Short
North Dakota
Harry Linn
Elmer Vermeer
Pella
GOP
Robert Ray
Wyoming
Cliff Hanson
Iowa Sec. of Agriculture
L. B. Liddy
Des Moines crowd size cited at 7500 to 8000 for Goldwater event
Des Moines police chief Vear Douglas estimated the airport crowd at 7,500 to 8,000. Goldwater wore a dark-blue suit smeared with gold dust from gold paint used to label a bottle of black soil Iowa Gold. The giant bottle had been presented to Goldwater by Wilma Collins, Des Moines Republican. Some of the gold dust also q
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Vear Douglas
Goldwater
Iowa
Wilma Collins
Republican
State Welfare Board seeks ADC funding boost to 1965
The state board of social welfare plans to ask the 1965 legislature to raise the ADC appropriation from 4.25 million to 9.15 million dollars annually. Chair Irene Smith of Ottumwa notes current allocation covers only 75 percent of the average ADC family's needs under state standards.
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State Board of Social Welfare
Irene Smith
D-Ottumwa
State Welfare Board
ADC
State Board
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