Baby Jamie Franklin Buttler arrives amid heavy snowstorm
Jamie Franklin Buttler is born at Guthrie County Hospital at 7 22 p m weighing 7 pounds 10 44 ounces. He joins siblings a 6 year old brother and 4 year old sister. Parents receive gifts from local merchants supporting the first baby contest including a baby blanket from Benton Hughes, a miniature pin from Logsdon Ford and meals, goods, and gift certificates from multiple Guthrie Center sponsors.
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Jamie Franklin Buttler
Jamie
Guthrie Center
Guthrie “County
Terry “Wall Insurance
Guthrie Center Laundromat
James Denny
Farm Bureau
Iowa
Electric
Bee Drug
Guthrie County
REC
Beulah
Harold ‘T. Banks New York Life'Insurance
Feldmeyer
Pork Producers Fete Postponed A Week
Guthrie County Pork Producers banquet moved to Tuesday January 12 at 6:30 in Guthrie Center Elementary building. Queen contest features Sheryl Rutherford Becky Christensen and Leanne Cartrider. Ed Delaney of Stuart is guest speaker. Directors up for re election and pie baking prizes listed. Meal served by Bowman Chapel WSCS. tickets from township directors.
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Guthrie County Pork Producers
Guthrie Center
Ed Delaney
Stuart
Sheryl Rutherford
Becky Christensen
Coon
Rapids
Leanne Cartrider
Adair
Merle Petersen
Pork Producers
Chaloupka
Yale
Donald Jorgensen
Victory
Howard Kenney
Dodge
Jim Donnelly Menio
Roy Sargent
Menlo
Thompson township
Bowman Chapel
WSCS
REC Meeting Postponed To Thursday Morning
Guthrie County Rural Electric Cooperative manager Kenneth Saltsgaver announced the 31st annual REC meeting is moved from Monday to Thursday morning with registration at 11 30 a.m. The cooperative serves Guthrie Audubon and Dallas counties with about 2900 members. A full house of about 600 attendees was expected, while two years ago bad roads cut attendance to 300.
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Kenneth. Saltsgaver
Guthrie County Rural Electric Cooperative
REC
Guthrie County
Guthrie
Audubon
Dallas
Accidents In Holiday Week On Guthrie County Roads
A rash of holiday accidents reported no injuries by the Guthrie County Sheriff. At 5 p.m. Thursday December 31st a car driven by Dennis Lehman home on leave from the service skidded on ice while turning and rolled into a ditch seven miles north and one half mile east of Adair. The 1970 auto sustained about $2,000 in damage and no charges were filed.
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Guthrie County Sheriff's office
Adair
Dennis Lehman
Pantz to Lead Cypress Cable TV Unit After Consolidation
Raynor a Pantz of UK reg serves Guthrie Center as the local system changes its name to Cypress Cable TV. This comes after the consolidation of Harriscope Transmission Inc into Cypress Communications Corporation. Pantz will remain regional manager of Cypress Cable TV based in Los Angeles, one of the nation’s largest cable TV operators.
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Raynor
Pantz
Guthrie Center
Cypress
Harriscope
Inc
Cypress Communications. ‘Corporation
Cypress Cable TV
Los Angeles
cable ‘ tv
Winter storm leaves Guthrie County in deep snow
The county endured a severe winter storm starting Saturday evening with a 30 percent chance of more snow. By Sunday morning about five inches had fallen and drifts reached up to ten feet. travel halted, mail suspended, and utilities reported service intact in many areas. Repairs and outages affected Perry and Dallas County regions as crews restored power, while old timers recalled historic storms. Cold conditions continued into the week with forecasts of further frigid days.
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Iowa Electric
Guthmie county REC
Kenneth Saltsgaver
Kenneth Saltsgaver said a new transformer’ serving patrons in the ‘Perry
Creston
Dallas county
Iowa
Guthrie ‘Center
Adair Draws Neo Winner for Bundle Cash Prize
Neo winner Lyle Tansen draws Adair to claim a $100 prize. This week the bundle amount rises to $125 with an additional $25 added each week. The pattern circles winnings as the prize grows.
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Lyle Tansen
Adair
End of 25 years service marks switchboard era
YALE. Dial telephones were in operation as the switchboard closed signaling the end of 25 years of service to the community by switchboard operator Mrs. Velman Dresback. Financing for the phone systems was through a $300,000 REA loan. BAYARD. Efforts to raise the speed limit on 141 through Bayard faced strong opposition from city officials. ALE. Sgt. John Kastner received the Bronze Star for actions in Viet Nam during Oct 1 to Nov 9 last year while a tank driver in a scout unit came under enemy fire. STUART. Rev. Frederick Reese, pastor of All Saints Church, was presented a new automobile as a Christmas gift from parish members and friends. PANORA. P-L school board urged public meetings before a refer endum to determine new one man one vote method for electing members following a threatened lawsuit. CASEY. Broken arms and wrists affected several youths. Tom Hay, bank president, also injured. STUART. Rites held for Harold Holland and George Fink. Holland died in Clive, Fink at his home south of Stuart.
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YALE
Velman Dresback
BAYARD
ALE
John Kastner
Viet Nam
STUART
Frederick Reese
All Saints Church
P-L
Panora
CASEY
shen
Tom Hay
bank
Monty Sands
John Schmeling
Carl Moser
Drake graduate Underwood earns MS in education at Drake
Roger Underwood, among 245 Drake University seniors and graduate students, earned a master of science in education with a major in secondary administration at the fall semester close. He serves as an assistant cashier at Guthrie County State Bank.
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Roger Underwood
Drake University
Underwood
Drake
Guthrie County State Bank
Immigration and Naturalization Service January Reminder
The government reminded areas that noncompliance with the regulation could bring serious consequences. The notice references the Immigration and Naturalization Service during January and underscores enforcement actions and potential penalties.
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Naturalization service
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