Local and Personal News From Farley area
Local column notes multiple family visits and social events across Iowa and nearby states. Clyde Stuntz and family attended a golden wedding in Lincoln Nebraska. Several residents hosted relatives from Waterloo Denver and New York City. A week of travel includes camping trips to Denver Colorado Springs Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Stuntz
Lincoln
Nebraska
Guy Newcomer
Stuntz
W. Marlow
Waterloo
Marilyn Marlow
New York City
Bert Pooley
Vernon Rotter
DJ Jensen
Harry Brinkman
Alice Merfeld
Vern Merfeld
Dougherty
Bob Binner
Franston
Tom Kr
St. Pat
Minnesota
Freak Freeman
Irvin McRoberts
Rochford
McRoberts
Edna
Fern Stauffer
Bernard Buchholz
Liniay McVeign
Denver
Don Lester
Larry
Herbert Barnett
Albert Ellerman
Rockwell
Earle Hyers
Linda
1Sshr
Chicago
Illinois
Albert Barth
Marjorie
John Blake
Elden Grapp
Cedar Falls
Gerald Fisher
Delmar Foster
Harold Schoenfeld
Vernon Reints
Keith Zurcher
Greene
Arvid Lindell
Bristow
Dale Cassman
Marble Rock
Brenda Cassman
P. C. Peck
Duane Chase
Dubuque
Peck
Finley Hospital
Clinton Lockwood
Leone
Ervin Buschirg
Plainfield
Don Devies
Denny Eckhoff
Mike Jewell
Gary Rottler
West
Colorado Springs
Fstes Park
Rocky Mountain
Hunting Seasons Set and Open Areas Listed
Open deer bow season runs Oct 17 to Dec 6 1964 with bow minimum weight 30 pounds and dawn to dusk shooting. Zone 1 shotgun two days Dec 12–13 1964 in central Iowa. Zone 2 four days Dec 12–15 1964 remaining state. Other game seasons include squirrel pheasant quail Hungarian partridge rabbit raccoon and hunting area boundaries described. Airing regulatory notes discuss liquor discounts copper taxation highway bonds regents funding and daylight saving time shifts with rate cuts on late night long distance calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Minnesota Line
Waterloo
Winterset
Muscatine
Knoxville
Minnesota
Iowa Falls
u_ US
Sioux City
Northwestern Bell Telephone
New Federal rule on transporting migratory game birds
Iowa waterfowl hunters are reminded of a new Federal regulation governing transport of fully killed migratory birds. If dressed, each bird must have one fully feathered wing attached to identify species while moving from take to home or to a preservation facility. The 1964-65 regulations are provided with the Federal Duck Hunting Stamp, and page 5 notes Transportation and Importation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Commission
Liquor Discounts Considered After Gov Hughes Meeting
Capitol News Weekly reports the Iowa Liquor Commission, after a 30 minute meeting with Gov Hughes, plans to grant quantity purchase discounts. Chairman Homer Adcock says details must be worked out. An Attorney General Evan Hultman opinion ruled discounts legal if extended to all. The panel has discussed a five to ten percent discount across stores for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Hultman
Hultman
Iowa
Drake University
Institute In
Highway Commission
Gov. Hughes
State Liquor Commission
Commission
Homer Adcock
The
Liquor Commission
Atty
Red Oak Attorney Named to State Board of Regents
Jonathan B. Richards, a Red Oak attorney with a taste for sports cars, has been appointed to the state board of regents by Gov. Hughes. He succeeds John Chrystal, who resigned last spring to take the state banking superintendent post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Regents
Hughes
Jonathan B. Richards
John Chrystal
Bowling results and notes from Last Week’s league
Last Week’s Bowling Results lists results from the Big Six GMC league with teams Stanton Livestock Teeple Service Sperry Ray Insurance and 04 G M C. High scorers include Dwight Barnhart 572 Bud Morriss 211 for 553 John Hamilton 530 and Bob Curtis 546. Also notes a postponed Wunsch Plumbing and Thermogas contest and mentions Harvard degree details for Richards and rabies statistics in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GMC
Stanton Livestock
Sperry-Ray Ins
Sperry-Ray Insurance
Dwight Barnhart
Bud Morriss
John Hamilton
Bob Curtis
Debates and bowling scores mingle in Iowa notes
The Iowa Broadcasters Association plans a statewide TV debate between Gov Harold Hughes and Atty Gen Evan Hultman set for September 9. Local bowling leagues list match results and high scores from Chevelle Bowlers Blum Grinding John Deere and others, with top scores by John Stock Elmer Stock Carroll Schroeder and Dorothy Fischer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Broadcasters Association
Harold Hughes
Evan Hultman
Chevelle
Wubbena
John Deere
Kiros
Blum
Wubbena Produce
John Stock
Elmer Stock
Carroll Schroeder
Dorothy’s
Allison Implement
Drakle’s
Sete Ae
Curtis Insurance
Stanbrough
B & W Fine Foods
Alice Harms
Betty Steere
Dorothy Fischer
Kay Brandt
Joyce Heyenga
Barbara Stock
Sportsman’s Inn
Greene Cafe
Murphy
Harrison's
Joan Nettleton
Evelyn Behnke
Evelyn Morriss
Mable Blum
Loretta Miller
Charmayne Sneed
Also Mentioned on This Page
Runn Ee Furnace
Thermotte, Williamson and Moncrift Furnaces
Sperry-Ray Wunsch Plumbing Insurance and Heating
Cliff Burroughs
Harold F. Miller & CO
William Andrews
R. H. Jaspers, D. W.M
Greene Office
Richard H. Jaspers
Osage
WM. Andrews
DR. WM. Andrews
Phiye
Howard Cuffel
Conrad
Mr. Cuffel
Ronald Bloom
Odebolt
Walter Hildebrand
Leo Landers
Charles Delfs
Gladbrook
Norman Mielke Sr
St. Paul
Norman Jr
Blair Moffett
Rick Menken
Mari Ann
Thomas
Kathryn
Jarold Wearda
Menkens
Dick Koopman Jr
Shelbyville
Michigan
Louise Koopman
Wendell Crotty
Eldora
Pete Timer
Glenda Lands
Border Counties
Haltman
General Assembly
Board of Regents
Regents
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Iowa State University
Ames
State College of Iowa
Iowa School For the Deaf
Council Bluffs
Iowa Braille and
Sight Saving School
Vinton
Oakdale
Capitol News
Pr. Association
St EC
Nei
SAS
EHEC
Ross Plumbing & Heating
Greene, IA
Richards
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Elizabeth
Democratic State Central Committee
Donavan Worley
Aredale
Greene Chapel
Eans OF All
Marble Rock Chapel
Garry
Karpet Korner
Garry Home Furnishings, Inc
Charles City
Court House
Hiway
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