Local Real Estate and Community News Highlights
Mrs Lee Beverlin buys the Workman home while Paul and Mrs Fletcher purchase 1006 Bluff Street from Dana Long estate. Robert Weber among 162 summer session master’s candidates at Northwest Missouri State College. Rev Earl Metron marks 42 years of service. Dr Ashler escorted 40 scouts to Japan. Shenandoah nurse director duties begin for Mrs Phillip Rattenburg. Joann Theriot and Martin Phillips wed. Mrs Orville Melton honored at a coffee hosted by Mrs Floyd Kelley.
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Lee Beverlin
Caroll Workman
Robert Weber
Northwest Missouri State College
Earl Metron
Paul Fletcher
Bluff St
Dana P. Long
Ashler
Japan
Phillip Rattenburg
Shenandoah
Grape Community Hospital
Joann Theriot
Martin Phillips
Orville Melton
Floyd Kelley
Ten Years Ago At Fremont Junior High Staffing
Ten years ago Mary Ann Gregg was hired to teach in the junior high. Walt Johnson was signed to teach 8th grade language arts English IV and dramatics. The engagement of Phyllis Jean Madson and Jim Athen was announced with an August wedding planned. Nearby ads note Lovn Roast at 43 cents per pound and other sales. Fremont cen sus lists a home with air conditioning and two cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Gregg
Walt Johnson
Phyllis Jean Madson
Jim Athen
K-T
Iris Franks
Roger Scofield
David Bennett
Pat Catlett
Cheryl Gubser
Melva Geyer
Moody's Sundries
Fremont
Tawes Republican editorial forum on Iowa race
The August 1 Republican lieutenant governor primary heats up between Harbor of Henderson and Neu of Carroll. The contest tests who can better back Gov. Ray’s program, with the Wiggins ISU score showing Neu at 65.3 percent party alignment in the 63rd General Assembly, far from the mainstream. Bill Harbor leads in the editorial view, while Neu argues the charge of leftward drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harbor
Henderson
Arthur Neu
Carroll
Robert D. Ray
Bill Harbor
New
Charles Wiggins
Department of Political Science
Iowa State University
General Assembly
Wiggins
Neu
Bill
Overturned ruling sparks ongoing debate in court
A recent court decision prompts renewed discussion among lawyers and advocates about legal standards and potential appeals. Key figures include Judge Harper and Attorney Ruiz as the case moves through the appellate process. Public reaction varies as officials weigh next steps and possible legislative changes.
Harbor and Neu Clash Over Party Loyalty in Iowa Race
Harber shows a near perfect party loyalty record with 99.6 percent support on 222 of 223 GOP roll calls, while Nell trails at 49.3 percent on 163 of 330. Bill Harbor records 93.9 percent support on 203 of 216. The piece argues Neu is to the left of many Democrats and favors a Ray Harbor ticket as stronger for November.
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Harber
Nell
General Assembly
Wiggin
Bill Harbor
Carroll
Neu
Ray
Wiggins
Arthur Neu
Iowa
Riverton Celebrates With Floats And Festival Dates
A parade float carried by Diane Johnson Sandra Canon Marlene Anderton Kay Ferguson and Mrs Kenneth Catlett highlighted Riverton’s celebration. Hamburg’s fall festival was set for September 17 1849 and Highway 275 reopened to full traffic. Athel Implement Co hosted a John Deere tractor premiere drawing a large crowd. door prizes went to Mrs Victor Moyer Clark Scott Charles Fisher and Oren Winer. A fire destroyed a cab house at Robert Bolton residence. a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Richard Ballinger. Prices include KT Marlet salad dressing 39¢ Royal gelatin 2 for 15¢ Boiling beef 10¢ lb Post Toasties 25¢ Tuna StarKist 29¢.
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Riverton
Diane Johnson
Sandra Canon
Marlene Anderton
Kay Ferguson
Kenneth Catlett
Hamburg
Highway 275
Town
John Deere
Athel Implement Co
Victor Moyer
Clark Scott
Charles Fisher
Oren Winer
Robert Bolton
Richard Ballinger
Local notices summarize marriages and community events
Kathryn Henderson and Francis Zuck wed. New hires at Stoner and Hamburg Clothing join local businesses. A baby is born to Donald and Mrs. Brown. Ruth Ann Maupin breaks an arm riding a scooter. Local sales include pet food, groceries, and fire rate jewelry. Residents move, renovations occur, and Miss Edith Bechtel hosts a Silver Sword party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Henderson
Francis Zuck
Otoe
Mise Avis Anspach
Stoner
Owen ‘Mill
Virginia Garst
James Lumber Company
Chae, Robinson
Mel" Key
Hamburg
Friedman
Kellogg's
Ruth Ann Maupin
Carl Welder
Army Air Corps
A. D. Hensleigh
Seneca
Kansas
Hen
Fred Gowdy
Gowdy Chevrolet Co
Donald Brown
Ralph Halliday
Simpson Finnell
Stoner Beach
J. &. Draper
Barnes Brothers
Howard G. Thompson
Fairfax Forum
Curry & Locke
Edith Bechtel
Silver Sword Club
Lawrence Story
Arnold Prather
Chalmers Vyse
Chuck Simpson
Walnut
Riverton
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Main Street
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Mmomt
Levwrhewe
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Community Service Club
Nebraska City, Nebr
American Meter Co. iKids
Horse
Little Fauss
Big Hally
Nebraska City
Nebr
Lawman
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory
Fremont County
Clyde C. Scoles
Board of Supervisors
Chive
Tawes
Republican Ditorial Forum
Harbor
Sir Winston Churchill
Bill Morgan
John Gottsche
Iowa State Bank
OWA State Bank
Saul Bank
Pinkey's
Ardith Foxal
Velma. Zack
Methodist Institute
Glenwood
House
William H. Harbor
Jeui
Cal Hultman
ATE
Congressman Bill Scherle
Montgomery County
Vern Hari
Tresaurer
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