Joe Dusek's Rasslers Pack Building at Fair Grounds
Mayhem filled the county fair pavilion as promoter Joe Dusek showcased wrestlers for a packed crowd. Highlights included Jerry Miller defeating Chris Markoff in 18:54, a ladies bout with Betty Nickols pinning Jean Antone, and a main tag team victory by Stan Pulas ki and Cowboy Bob Ellis over Higo Hamaguchi and Christopher Colt.
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Joe Dusek
Rasslers Pack
Fair Grounds
Omaha
Lin
Rasslers
Jerry Miller
Chris Markoff
Jean Antone
Betty Nickols
Jean
Stan Pulaski
Cowboy Bob Ellis
Higo Hamaguchi
Christopher Colt
Ronald
Stan
Chris
Higo
Cowboy Bob
Lou Longo
Austin Bass
Virgil Curtis
Iowa 1972 deer hunting seasons and licenses announced
The State Conservation Commission outlines 1972 deer seasons and quotas for zones 1 through 5. Zones 3 and 5 receive restricted any sex licenses with more antlered licenses, 19,000 shotgun licenses issued nationwide, and a December 23 or 25 opening depending on zone. Bow season runs October 7 to November 26 with separate terms. Fees are ten dollars, and applications run September 1–15.
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ICC
State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Commission
Rites Held For Geo Mintle In Alpena Arkansas
Funeral services for George Lewis Mintle 66 were conducted August 4 at the Alpena Arkansas Baptist church with burial in the local cemetery. Mintle, who died August 2 after a long illness, was born August 2, 1906 in Iowa the son of Oscar and Eliza Parker Mintle. A former Mills County resident he lived in Iowa and Nebraska before moving to Arkansas four years ago. He married Velma Chambers January 2, 1932 in Glenwood. Mintle was a retired farmer and a member of the Alpena Baptist church. Surviving are Velma his wife three sons Duane of Harrison Arkansas James of Redford Nebraska and Gary of Alpena three sisters Hazel Howard of Tabor Dorothy Edmonds of Glenwood and Lucille Scott of Malvern a brother Earl of Glenwood 11 grandchildren and many other relatives. His brother and sisters and their spouses attended the services.
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George Lewis Mintle
Alpena Ark
Mr. Mintle
Mills County
Iowa
Oscar
Eliza Parker Mintle
Nebraska
Arkansas
Velma Chambers
Glenwood
Alpena
Picnic gathers families across towns in a Sunday visit
Mrs Mae Scott joined kin at the Joe Parker home for a Sunday picnic. Mrs Helen Quimby was a weekend guest of her daughter and son in law the Fritz Larsons of Emerson. Mr and Mrs Dawson Hawkins of Pekin Ill were also guests with their 10th great grandchild Jeremy Gardiner born July 28 to Mr and Mrs John Pickens of Los Angeles. Mrs Arthur Churchman and houseguests the Rev Duane Churchman family of Des Moines called on Mrs Nina Crouse Friday afternoon.
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Mae Scott
Joe Parker
Helen Quimby
Fritz Larsons
Emerson
Dawson Hawkins
Pekin, Ill
Jeremy Gardiner
John Pickens
Los Angeles
Calif
Arthur Churchman
Duane Churchman
Des Moines
Nina Crouse
Frank Lincoln
South Dakota
Black Hills
Badlands
Wyoming
Pioneer Village
Niobrara
Freddie Williams
James Garrison
Glenwood
W.H. Williams
Bill
Cecil Williams
Mineola
Mary Moore
Earl Matthews
Tabor
Clint Frank
Jim Boyer
Mayne
Omaha
Phillipines
Glenwood Lake Park
Harvey Ord
Bill Hunt
Harold Zanders
Hamburg
Lee Deitchler
Ben Burgoin
Goodenow
Marguerite Goodenow
Stanley Volkens
Lisa
Carson
Hale to graduate from Peru State College this Thursday
Mrs. Janie Grindle Hale will receive a Bachelor of Science degree at Peru State College this Thursday. Both she and her fiancé or husband, Mr. Hale, plan to teach at Pella this fall. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grindle. Bertha Hall is a patient in Mercy hospital, Council Bluffs.
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Janie Hale
Peru
Janie Grindle Hale
Peru State College
Hale
Pella
Harold Grindle
Bertha Hall
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Wednesday Guests Bring Omaha Visitors to Moore Home
A long list of guests from Omaha and nearby towns visited Mrs. Mary Moore and family across several days. They included Mr. and Mrs. Owen Moore Tom and Mrs. Sandra Maxwell Alenna, plus various friends, relatives, and neighbors. Frequent travels involved Omaha to Sioux City Henderson and other Nebraskas as well as connections to Dixon and Carroll areas.
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Mary Moore
Owen Moore
Tom
Sandra Maxwell
Alenna
Omaha
Lee Rhoades
Traci
Viva Decker
Terry McWilliams
Shawn
Asa Harvey
Madora
Calif
Washington
Nebraska
Iown
Don Kroger
Sioux City
Edmundson Hospital
Rudolph Menschel
Delmar Decker
Charlie Schoening
James Hatcher
Co. Bluffs
Chuck
Gary McNutt
John
Omah
Paul W. Black
Macedonia
Paul Black
George Miller
Norman Benedict
Gladys Williams
Eildon Schultz
Earl Vogel
Clarence Mass
Byron
Jody Hofferty
Rodney Miller
Miller
Kansas City
Silver City Baptist Church
Bruce Buller
Mennonite Brothers Church
Oklahoma
Bullers
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Malvern
San Antonio
Lonnie E. Treese
Eugene Treese
Springfield
U.S. Air Force
Lackland Afb
Tex
Treese
Air Force
North Nodaway Rvi High School
Hopkins
Northwest Missouri State College
Carol
F. A. Wortman
Malvern Village News
Myrtle Bryant
Grape Community Hospital
Steve Nosekabel
Kismet
Kans
Micheal Nosekabel
Plains
Walter Nosekabel
Glenn Nosekabel
Blaine Stevenson
Zachary
Pleasant
Mich
Glenwood, Ia
U.S
Professional Journallate Themselves
The
Monitor
Tae Christian Science Monitor
Astor Station
Beaton
Massachuseets
ZIBEA
Geo. Mintle
Strahan
Hastings
Strahan School
Clyde Huffman
Hastings-Strahan
Curtises
FORD
Salyers Auto Co
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