Obituaries in Clarksville Cedar Falls area notices
The Clarksville News reports the deaths of Henry F. Miller aged 77 and another resident Me yndax, detailing birthplaces, immigration, occupations, church and lodge memberships, survivors, and funeral arrangements. The notice lists illnesses and hospitalizations of local residents including Julius Ringleb, Dale Kilson, Bob Williams, and Mrs John Martin with their treatment locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Topp
Des Moines
Julius Ringleb
Veterans Hospital
Dale Kilson
Waverly
Bob Williams
Waverly Hospital
John Martin
Hirsch Receives Bronze Star Medal for Vietnam Service
Spec. 4 Merlyn D. Hirsch of Clarkside has been awarded the Bronze Star Medal and the Army Commendation Medal for service against hostile forces in Vietnam during two tour periods beginning in 1968. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ray mond Hirsch of rural Allison, formerly Clarksville, and is assigned to The Infantry in the Tai Ninh area. His wife Joyce Niehaus, daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Niehaus of Clarksville, will stay with her parents in Clarksville while he serves abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlyn D. Hirsch
Clarkside
Vietnam
Raymond Hirsch
Rural
Allison
Clarksville
Merlin
Infantry
Tai Ninh
Joyce Niehaus
Martin Niehaus
Auction notice for 169 acre Iowa parcel and ponies
For sale the 169 acre property lies north of New Hampton on US 63 and west to the first house on the south side of a county road with possession on March 1. Executors Kenneth Chandler and James Demro handle the sale in Nashua Iowa. Also offered is a pair of dapple stunt ponies suitable for small children, contact Jim Neilitan at 823-4356.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Iowa
U. S
Sile
Jim Neilitan
Local social visit notes from Cedar Falls and Shell Rock
Mrs. Faye Gleason of Cedar Falls spent Saturday with Mrs. Eber Shepard and visited the Will Cain home in Shell Rock. On Sunday afternoon visitors at the Erne Jacobs home included Mr and Mrs Erwin Wedeking and Linda and John of Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Gleason
Cedar Falls
Eber Shepard
Will Cain
Shell Rock
Erne Jacobs
Alvin Schilling
Dean Schilling
Angela
Santa Cruz
California
Lynn Sutcliffe
Adelphi
Maryland
Ronald Sutcliffe
Gallandet College
Wallace Jones
Kenneth Jones
la Monte
Missouri
Paul Jones
Mildred Young
Waverly
Paul Doyle
Newton
al Sinram
Henry Klinetob
Wm. Kadous
Alice de Boer
Paul Gagg
Henry Ulrichs
H. A
Janie Wedeking
Leo Wedeking
Rhymonda
Eeva
Vern Wedeking
Michael
Wesne Leisinger
Waserly
Jerry Jans
Henry Stoxen
Bil
FBI seeks David Bishop described with brown eyes
FBI lists David Bishop as a wanted man possibly connected to a wider case. The notice details a dark brown hair and eyes, medium build, and a likely Colorado location with a March timeframe, urging public tips.
ACP 1970 program aims at public benefits and farmer aid
Leon Werner outlines the 1970 Agricultural Conservation Program emphasizing public benefits and farmer assistance. Key points include enduring conservation practices, pollution abatement authority, and low income farmer participation, with permanent vegetables and 50 percent cost sharing for enduring practices while temporary measures cap at 30 percent except for low income farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Iowa
Cliiffor M. Hardin
Werner
ACP
Everbody
ACP Cost Sharing Under Public Interest Conservation Plan
The government shares roughly half the cost of approved conservation measures on agricultural land under ACP with low income farmers eligible for up to 80 percent. In 1968 over 951000 farms adopted practices, average aid about $210 per farm. A 1969 comparison is anticipated and county ASC officials will announce when they may start approving 1970 applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner
ACP
ASC
Fines Listed in Dean Wiegman Court Docket
Herbert D Belz of Slater charged with speeding radar night fined 16 dollars and costs Margretta E Naber of St Ans gar charged with speeding radar night fined 20 dollars and costs Kenneth R Smith of Allison Sherwood L Marsh of Allison night fined 12 dollars and costs Kenneth W Reverts of Park ersburg charged with excessive or unusual noise fined 10 dollars and costs James L Bruns of Allison charged with speeding VASCAR fined 8 dollars and costs Erleen A Huinziker of Ames Daniel E Fitzgerald charged with intoxication fined 25 dollars and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert D. Belz
Slater
Margretta E. Naber
St. Ansgar
Kenneth R. Smith
Allison
Sherwood L. Marsh
Kenneth W. Reverts
Parkersburg
James L. Bruns
Erleen A. Huinziker
Ames
Daniel E. Fitzgerald
New Cars And Trucks Registered In Butler County
Butler County records list vehicle registrations for residents and dealers. Names include Standley Allison with Saab, Brown Dumont with Dodge, Sinkey Sheil Rock with Chevrolet, Schmidt Greene with Chevrolet, Fischer Greene with Chevrolet, Gronewald Dumont with Dodge, Knoch Lydia with Rambler, Schipper Greene with Ford, Harms Allison with Ford, Klassi Motors Greene with Ford, Meinders Parkersburg with Chevrolet, Kohl Parkersburg with Chevrolet, Cassmann Greene with Ford, and Davis Clarksville with Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
W. D. Standley
Allison
Saab
Dale
Erma Brown
Dumont
Dodge
Ike H. Sinkey
Sheil Rock
Chevrolet
Mervin
Ruth Schmidt
Greene
Wayne C. Fischer
John W. Gronewald
Harry
Lydia Knoch
Parkersburg
Rambler
Harm
Janet L. Schipper
Ford
Cheryl A. Harms
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Wayne C Fischer
Jackie Richie
John Geesman
Butler
Floyd Counties
Dougherty
IGA Press
Lassce Iti
Neps2alien Association
Clarksville News
Meo Sawer
Rest Clark
Idle
Tie Buser
Fur
Dahl- van Hane
Henry F. Miller
Charles City
William
Wilhelmna
Immanuel United Church of Christ
Reuben J. Topp
Lynwood Cemetery
Schwartz Funeral Home
Hirsch
Grinnell Mutual
Hability
Francis Brinkman Insurance
Grinwell Mutual Reinsurance Company
FBI
David Bishop
Iuwers
Yio
Colorado
Imam
Cameron David Bishop
Leon Werner
Rich’s
Ramblers
Dean Wiegman
Donavon Worley
Aredale
Echelberger Impl. Inc
John Deere
Greene Owa
Dapon
the Greene Recorder
Oldsmobile
G. W
Earth Chevrolet Inc
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