Clarksville News Football and Community Notes Summary
Art Fisher 63 of Cedar Falls, a former Clarksville resident, died suddenly of a heart attack. Survivors include his wife, a daughter, four sons, his mother Clara Fisher, five brothers, and three sisters. Services were held in Cedar Falls and burial at Antioch Cemetery near Clarksville. The Antioch Aid met. a social auction followed. Jo Ann Ruth of Nashua celebrated her 10th birthday with relatives from Clarksville, Greene, and Nashua. John Cramer, 89 of Grundy Center, father of Mrs. Hans Voss of Clarksville, died. In local sports, the Ramblers trailed Eldora but rallied. Greene defeated the Ramblers 20–15 as Tietz connected with Fuller twice. The Ramblers travel to Riceville for their first conference game Friday at 8:00 p.m., a toss-up contest with title implications.
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Art Fisher
Cedar Falls
Clarksville
Clara Fisher
Antioch
Ramblers
Johnson
Needham
Eldora
Stuntz
Debner
Greene
Raiders
Rambler
Tietz
Steve Cole
Wunsch
Dick Fuller
Fuller
Riceville
Patient at Alter Werecurial Hospital Waterloo
In Hospital Hard Bohner is a patient in Alter Werecurial Hospital in Waterloo flea surfers His ad address i Room 405 on the 4th Flour.
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Hard Bohner
Alter Werecurial Hospital
Waterloo
Live And Learn Club Holds First Meeting Of Season
The Live and Learn Club met Tuesday for its first gathering of the new season. A dinner in Nashua followed by a brief business session led by the president, then a tour of the recently added Historical Museum at the Little Brown Church. Members present include Mesdames Ben Buchholz Clarence Fenneman Leo Garbes Clarence Gisler Glen Harris Jerry Hartema Alfred Kleinschmidt Lillie Roose Clarence Schmadeke Al Sinram Art Thompson Henry Ultchs and Ralph Wilcox.
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Live and Learn Club
Tues
Nashua
Clarence Sehmadehe
Litle Brown Church
Coffee Hour Honors Mrs Simram With Move News
Mrs Al Simram hosted a Coffee Hour on Wednesday forenoon for neighbor greetings as Mrs Ted Simram plans to move into a newly built home. Attendees included Mesdames Hauris Khnetob Lester Klunder Keith Berger Toni Larry Yousts Christine Dosle Dots and Lillie Roose.
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al Simram
Ted Simram
Mesdames Hauris Khnetob
Lester Klunder
Keith Berger
Toni
Larry Yousts
Christine. Dosle Dots
Lillie Roose
Amvets Fish Fry and Wedeking Cousins Reunion Planned
The Clarksville Amvets will host a fish fry on Saturday September 27 serving begins at 4 39 pm with free door prizes. The Wedeking Cousins Reunion is set for Sunday September 28 at the Lodge in Heery Woods State Park with coffee and Kool Aid provided.
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Clarksville
Heery Woods State Park
New Cars And Trucks Registered In Butler County
Butler County records list new registrations for several residents including William W or Lillian Peters of Aplington driving a Chevrolet truck Bernita A Stanton of Greene with a Dodge Paul N or Clair Jones of Shell Rock with a Ford John A or Jennie Schipper of Aplington driving a Chevrolet Ora or Evelyn Sewell of Clarksville with a Plymouth and Willam G or Darlene Bohlen of Allison with a Rebel. Siefken of Bristow charged with a stop sign violation with a $15 fine and costs. Kenetha N Dieke of Gilmore City charged with no operators license with a $5 fine and costs. Kenetha N Diehe of Gilmore City charged with speeding radar with a $9 fine and costs.
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Butler County
William W
Lillian Peters
Aplington
Chevrolet
Bernita A. Stanton
Greene
Dodge
Paul N
Clair Jones
Shell Rock
Ford
John A
Jennie Schipper
Ora
Evelyn Sewell
Clarksville
Plymouth
Willam G. Or
Darlene Bohlen
Allison
Rebel
Thomas G. Siefken
Bristow
Kenetha N. Dieke
Gilmore City
Kenetha N. Diehe
Fines Imposed On Several Iowa Residents
Storm Lake resident Virgil F Hoffermen paid a 15 dollar fine plus costs for improper passing. Greene’s van L Schuknecht faced a decision on entering through a highway. Allison’s Don L Roose incurred a 5 dollar fine and costs for no valid operator license. Clarksville’s Mark R Waugh charged with beer possession as a minor with a 2500 dollar fine. Shell Rock’s Richard H Smith cited for no fishing license with a 10 dollar fine. Allison’s Harold E Layton cited for speeding aircraft with a 2600 dollar fine. Waterloo’s Dennis L Schwenn charged with false drawing and costs pending.
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Virgil F. Hoffermen
Storm Lake
van L. Schuknecht
Greene
Don L. Roose
Allison
Mark R. Waugh
Clarksville
Richard H. Smith
Shell Rock
Harold E. Layton
Dennis L. Schwenn
Waterloo
For Sale: Purebred Chestern White Boars
Odds and ends sale on Friday and Saturday September 26th and 27th lists misc household items. Susie Kaiser advertises contact at phone 23-4103. Frank Katcher referenced in the listing.
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Chester
Frank Katcher
Susie Kaiser
Parkersburg man charged with operating vehicle while intoxicated
Michael Vernon Card of Parkersburg charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He furnished a $350 bond.
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Michael Vernon
Parkersburg
Des Moines Iowa State Contest Association Convention Visit
Clarksville locals Mr and Mrs George Maser spent last weekend in Des Moines for the Iowa State Contest Association Convention at Kirkwood Hotel. Leland Lutzke and family from Griffith Indiana visited Lloyd Lutzke's home. Mrs John Martin joined a Sunday dinner at J. Francis Allan's in Allison. Other weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Donald Higgins of Milwaukee and Mr and Mrs Charles Egsleston of Waterloo at Mrs Charles Shepard’s home. The Seiberts and Mrs Baxter Wilder of Wisconsin were guests at Frank Raisty’s in Charles City, with Wilder joining Sunday dinner at J. W. Raisty’s. Mrs Harry Drakle and Miss Laura Hohlwing visited Mrs Jame Wedekins on Sunday afternoon.
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George Maser
Des Moines
Kirkwood Hotel
Leland Lutzke
John and
Renae
Griffith
Indiana
Lloyd Lutzke
John Martin
J. Francis Allan
Allison
Charles Shepard
Donald Higgins
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Charles Egsleston
Waterloo
Reubert Seibert
Baxter Wilder
Fau Claire
Frank Raisty
Wilder
J. W. Raisty
Charles City
Harry Drakle
Laura Hohlwing
Jame Wedekins
Ford 1970 Quiet Break Offers Five V-8 Models
Move into the quieter world of sleek new Fords for 1970 with five great V-8 options and 21 models including the LTD and Galaxie 500. The ride is described as smooth and vibration-free, inviting readers to test drive to believe it.
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Ford
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