Two Iowa families mourn deaths in Clarksville area
Florence Susan Hinders Rotink born December 20 1914 near Allison died September 16. She married Paul Rottink July 14 1934 in Litchfield Minnesota. Surviving husband two sons three daughters eight grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral and interment at Clarksville and Riceville. The second obituary notes Fred Rosenwinkle born December 18 1872 in Buchhorst Germany died September 18. Immigrated 1899 worked Chicago streetcars then farmed near Clarksville. Survived by two sons one daughter sixteen grandchildren twenty four great grandchildren. Funeral services held Immanuel United Church of Christ Clarksville with interment at Lynwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Susan Hinders Rottink
Fred
Minnie Wildeboer Hinders
Allison
Paul Rottink
Litchfield
Minnesota
Clarksville
Mitchell County
John
Leroy
Riceville
Viola
Gary Sayles
Fairfield
California
Marjorie
Richard Schults
Riverside
Pauline
Tom Anderton
Gallatin
Missouri
Minnie Hinders
Pete Hinders
Fred Hinders
Paul Hinders
Richard Hinders
James Hinders
Phillip Hinders
Charles City
Ernest Jordan
Charles Henning
Henry Krull
Carl Hoodjer
Harm Hovenga
Herrin
Illinois
Rottink
Chisholm Funeral Home
Immanuel United Church of Christ
Fred Rosenwinkle
Dietrich
Margaretha Kuhlenbaumpf Rosenwinkle
Buchhorst
Germany
United States
Chicago
Carolina Krumbieck
Waverly
Reuben J. Topp
Lynwood Cemetery
Schwartz Funeral Home
Rites Held For Jessie Forry 85
Jessie Virginia Aurrand Forry aged 85 died Monday night September 16 in Illinois. Born December 22, 1882, she married Archie Forry December 9, 1906. They lived on a Clarksville-area farm and joined Unity Presbyterian Church. After 1958 she moved to Clarksville and joined Immanuel United Church of Christ, active in Women’s Fellowship and Bible study. Survived by sister Florence Gothard and extended family. preceded by husband, parents, a brother, three sisters. Funeral Thursday at Immanuel United Church of Christ, Rev. Reuben J. Topp officiating. Interment Lowell Cemetery. Schwartz Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Virginia Aurrand Forry
Calvin and
Frances Aurrand
Illinois
Archie Forry
Clarksville
Mrs. Forry
Unity Presbyterian Church
Forry
Immanuel United
Reuben J. Topp
Lowell Cemetery
Schwartz Funeral Home
Live And Learn Club Met Tuesday
The Live and Learn Club met Tuesday for its first meeting of the year. A trip to Hampton featured a smorgasbord dinner at a restaurant, a brief business session at the park, then visits to Fabrice Shop, Hobby and Kraft Shop. Members present included Mesdames Ben Buchholz Clarence Fenneman Ico Garbes Clarence Gister Glen Harris Jerry Vartema Alfred Kleinschmidt Lloyd Miller Karl Norton Lillie Roose Lela Reints Clarence Schmadeke Warren Severs Al Sinram Arthur Thompson and Henry Ulrichs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live and Learn Club
Hampton
Park
Fabrice Shop
Hobby
Kraft Shop
Mesdames Ben Buchholz
Clarence Fenneman
Ico Garbes
Clarence Gister
Glen Harris
Jerry Vartema
Alfred Kleinschmidt
Lloyd Miller
Karl Norton
Lillie Roose
Lela Reints
Mrs Clay Ressler Admitted For Heart Condition
In hospital Mrs. Clay Ressler is a patient at Allen Memorial hospital for treatment of a heart condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Ressler
Allen Memorial Hospital
Niehaus Baptized as St John Lutheran Service Honors Celebration
Brian Ray Niehaus infant son of Darwin and Mrs Niehaus was baptized at St John Lutheran Church during Sunday services. Sponsors were Marvel Hartema and Ronald Niehaus. A cooperative dinner followed at the Niehaus home and Jeffrey Niehaus observed his second birthday. Guests included extended Niehaus relatives and friends from Mason City Cedar Falls Allison Charles City and Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Ray Niehaus
Darwin Niehaus
St. John Lutheran Church
Marvel Hartema
Ronald Niehaus
Niehaus
Jeffrey Niehaus
Ron Vartema
Scott and
Lisa
Mason City
Larry Keller
Cedar Falls
Dean Niehaus
Charles City
Hela Pagles
William Weinberg
Allison
Walter “Wilken
Charles Niehaus
Carl Niehaus
Jerry Hartema
Marvin
Robert Voigts
Homecoming notices from Waverly hospital
Mrs. Byron Doty returns home to be cared for by her son Reede Doty and daughter in law. Frank Rohlwing also comes home from Waverly hospital after a period of observation and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Doty
Waverly Hospital
Reede Doty
Frank Rohlwing
Mrs E M Mark departs to tour Europe on Golden Fall Tour
Mrs E M Mark leaves Water Vloo Airport for Chicago then jets nonstop to Frankfurt on the Golden Fall Tour of Europe. Her three week vacation includes Germany England Switzerland France Austria and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
E. M. Mark
Waterloo
Chicago
Frankfurt
Germany
England
Switzerland
France
Austria
Italy
Local Residents Host and Observe Community Events
Clarksville residents Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wedeking and Rhynonda and Beva spent Sunday with the Frederick Hilde home in Charles City. Sunday evening guests at the Leo Wedeking home included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Freeseman and family of Allison. The Embroidery Club plans a meeting Thursday afternoon October 3 at Mrs. M. W. Brockman's home. Mrs. Ella Knapp, cared for at Ahrens Rest Home, will celebrate her 90th birthday Monday, September 30. The Antioch Aid met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Lynn Sutcliffe's home, with lunch served to Mesdames Donald Austin, Vern Conner, Walter Engel, Lew Williams, Ivan Yost, Pete Jensen, Calvin Yost, Oscar Holzschuh, H. S. Pullis, Sievert Reints, R. A. McKernan and Miss Margaret Bliss. Mrs. Alice Wedeking of Shell Rock is cared for at Ahrens Rest Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Wedeking
Rhynonda
Beva
Frederick Hildebrand
Charles City
Henry Freeseman
Allison
Embroidery Club
M. W. Brockman
Ella Knapp
Antioch Aid
Lynn Sutcliffe
Donald Austin
Vern Conner
Walter Engel
Lew Williams
Ivan Yost
Pete Jensen
Calvin Yost
Oscar Holzschuh
H. S. Pulis
Sievert Reints
R. A. McKernan
Margaret Bliss
Alice Wedeking
Shell Rock
Ahrens Rest
Church Notes from Glen Bandel Pastor
Church notes list service times Sunday school at 9 80 a m youth group 5 30 p m and morning worship 10 30 a m. Local club meetings and visits noted with names and places including Clarksville Osage Austin Charles City Brainerd Hager City and Manchester.
First Presbyterian Church Activities and Meetings
Rev Donald Welsh notes a weekly schedule at First Presbyterian Church including Senior High Fellowship, choir practice, worship committee, confirmation class, church school, morning worship, and nominating committee. Evening nursing home devotions, adult church school classes, and Tuesday trustees and session meetings are listed plus United Presbyterian Women on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian
United Methodist Church Schedule with Wayne Gjerde
Wayne Gjerde pastor leads a Thursday program with Cherub Choir at 4:00 p m Junior Choir 4 30 p m Prayer Group 7 30 p m High School Church School Class 8 00 p m Doreas Circle at Mrs Dorothy Mehlan 8 00 p m Confirmation Class 9 00 a m Church School 9 00 a m Worship Service 10 00 a m Bethel Baptist Church Marble Rock led by pastor Earl Nicewarner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doreas
Dorothy Mehlan
Bethel Baptist Church
Marble Rock
Earl Nicewarner
ACP Reports Progress in County ACP Practices in Butler County
ACP progress helps conserve soil and water on about 254 farms in Butler County encompassing roughly 54 932 acres. Kenneth E Hart chairs the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee and notes nationwide participation exceeding one million farms annually with over 2 million in 4 or 5 years. Last year ACP investments totaled about 167 782 32 with cost sharing about half by public funds and the rest by farmers. Nationwide ACP and farmer investments approach nearly 500 million dollars. The 1968 ACP year is underway with many farmers already arranging cost sharing to broaden soil water woodland and wildlife conservation. Sunday services follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACP
Butler County
Kenneth E. Hart
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
People of
Federal Land Bank To Pay Dividend In Iowa Region
Dividends totaling more than 32000 will be paid to members of the Federal Land Bank Association at Hampton this week. Dividend checks will be mailed October 1 to stockholders. The association serves Franklin Wright Cerro Gordo Hancock and Butler counties with over 700 farmers holding 16282700 in long term farm loans, up from last year by 2543200. Directors include Kenneth Showalter Oscar Holmes Roger West Loren Schipull Chester Hill and Raymond Wickham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank Association
Hampton
Max J. Holmes
Holmes
Franklin
Wright
Cerro Gordo
Hancock
Butler
Federal Land Bank
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Omaha Land Bank
Hampton Association
Kenneth Showalter
Oscar Holmes
Dows
Roger West
Sheffield
Loren Schipull
Goldfield
Chester Hill
Belmond
Raymond Wickham
Dumont
Classified fragment notes: glasses under a plum tree
A damaged clipping lists a found item, a contact number, and small help-wanted lines. It mentions a pair of glasses found near a plum tree and names Terry Bouillon with a phone number. Additional entries seek after school babysitting on Fridays and Saturdays, with an experienced babysitter ad and another contact number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Bouillon
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Clarksville News
Florence Rottink
Jessie Forry
Brian Niehaus
Church OF Christ
Glen Bandel
Jackson-Dayton
Frank Raisty
Jack Peters
Carl
Lola
Jimmy
Hager City
Wisconsin
R. J. Topp
Joel
Manchester
First Presbyterian Church
Donald Welsh
United Methodist Church
Wayne Gjerde
Mustang Sporisk
Greene, Iowa
Rich’s Ramblers
Torino
Ford
Cadillac
Chevrolet
Rolls-Royce
LTD
Rts Roof
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