Clay county fair opens Saturday with eight days of events
The 1972 Clay county fair opens Saturday at 7 a.m. with a full eight day schedule. Highlights include horseshoe pitching, stock car races at 2 p.m., Glen Campbell performances at 6:30 and 9 p.m., livestock judging, tractor pulls, teen entertainment, chuck wagon races, rodeo events, and a parade of grandstand shows. The fair runs through Friday with open class judging, exhibitions, and the Thomas Shows midway offering rides and displays.
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Clay County
Glen Campbell
Angus
Fabulous Entertainment
Hereford
Festus
Bob Barnes
Bill Anderson
Jan Howard
Jimmy Gately
Tom T. Halt
Catholic School Foundation Grants Remsen Area
Rev Richard Sitzmann a St Mara's high school principal announced the Catholic School foundation of the diocese of Sioux City gave a $251 contribution to Catholic education in the Remsen area. Msgr James K Laffer Grocese of Sioux City distributes grants to various educational programs. The foundation relies on donations from individuals dedicated to Catholic education in the Sioux diocese.
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Catholic School Foundation
Sioux City
Remsen
Richard Sitzmanna
St Mara’s High School
Res
James K Laffer
Catholic School Foundation of the
Grocese of Sioux Cra
Diocesaryystem
Sioux
Perry Center Fire Board Meeting Report Nearby
Perry township hall hosted a fire board meeting Monday evening. Social visits included Daryl Williams and Douglas of South Sioux City as Sunday supper guests at the Earl Williams home. Weekend guests featured Mr. and Mrs. Art Vandermar of Minneapolis with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller. Mrs. Carl Vondrak of Sioux City visited with Mrs. Adolph Kovarna on Tuesday. Mrs. Sophia Hays of Council Bluffs toured with her daughter Mrs. Ralph Kroll and family. Thursday they attended an open house at Clifford Rasmussen home near Waterbury Neb for Pauline Luehr on her birthday.
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Perry Township
Daryl Williams
Douglas
South Sioux City
Earl Williams
Art Vandermar
Minneapolis
Arthur Miller
Carl Vondrak
Sioux City
Adolph Kovarna
Sophia Hays
Council Bluffs
Ralph Kroll
Waterbury
Neb
Pauline Luehr
Merrill student earns honorable mention on dean's list
Vickie Kuehn of Merrill received honorable mention on the dean's list after the summer quarter at the National College of Business in Rapid City. She majors in the senior secretarial program and is the daughter of Caryll and the late or current husband. Also noted: Mr. and Mrs. George Kounkel of Leeds visited their daughter and family, with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Flackenstein of Renton, Washington, and brother Tom referenced.
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Lambert Hackfort
Carroll
Marilyn
Robert L. Gengler
John M. Gengler
Ovens
St. Joseph Mercy School of Nursing
Sioux City
Veterans Hospital
Omaha
Gengler
Gehlen High School
Chuck Wood Chevrolet
le Mars
Vickie Kuehn
Merrill
National College of Business
Rapid City
Caryll Kuehn
George Kounkel
Leeds
Steve Flackenstein
Renton
Wash
Tom
Look who's here a San Brandon Dale born in Coralville
Brandon Dale Sitzmann was born August 16 to Charles and Mary Jo Sitzmann in Coralville. He weighed 8 pounds 2 ounces and is their first child. Maternal grandparents are Dale Noble and E Sitzmann Jr. of Le Mers.
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A San
Brandon Dale
Charles
Mary Jo Sitzmann
Coralville
Dale Noble
E. Sitzmann Jr
le Mers
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Poland
China
Berkshire
Yorkshire
Jersey
Guernsey
Chester
Thomas
Vietnam
Robert
Iowa
Daily Sentinel
Priday
Kounkel
Auburn
Seattle
St. Mary's
Marilyn Hackfort
le Mars Community School
le Mars Area
Larry Petersen
Mrs
David Swanson
Westmar
Westmar College
le Mars For Westmar
Business College
Hwy
H.la
Williams & Company
Charles A. Williams
Middlewest
United States
Bob Williams
Chuck Williams
Vern Henjes
Gene Dierking
Jack Huisenga
Don
Don Fedders
Patricia Fedders
Presbyterian United Church of Christ
The
Elks, Sertoma, Jaycees
National Association of Accountants
Siouxlandese Be Planning Council
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Iowa, Nebraska
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