Community Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Celebrations
The week’s notes cover a Christian Service Camp near Bristow with Lane as dean and Andrea Allen as cook, visits by Mrs. Ralph Deuler and others in Fairbank, a breakfast gathering in Caledonia with multiple families, a 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Keith Logan and Donna in Little Rock, a birthday for George Baker, Father’s Day dinner guests for Dan Wolfgram in Cedar Falls, a move to 221 3rd St. NW, weekend guests for Cletus Huffman and attendance at the Huffman Kemmerer wedding, and summer archery duties in Ely for Andrea Allen. Peter Plein of Spokane visits his sister Pearl Plein in Oelwein ahead of a centennial celebration.
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Larry Lane
Aaron
Andrea Allen
David
Andy
Joel Griner
Richard Burnley
Bristow
Lane
Dean
Andrea
Ralph Deuler
Fairbank
Walter Deuhr
Harry Pingree
Keith Logan
Donna
Little Rock
Ark
George Baker
Mrs
Kendall Robinson
Dan Wolfgram
Cedar Falls
Denis Welsh
Robert
Russell
3Rd St. N.W
Sam Glynn
Waukon
Ray Glynn
Craig
Marshalltown
Matt Herron
Ida Grove
Cletus Huffman
Thomas Huffman
Anne Kemmerer
Peter J. Plein
Spokane
Wash
Pearl Plein
Carey’s Rest Home
Mr. Plein
Dubuque
Oelwein
1906 Celwein City Carrier by Mail Through F Radius Rates
Public notice lists postal rates for the Celwein city carrier by mail through F within 50 miles and outside 50 miles and outside state. It names positions General Manager Advertising Director Circulation Director and Credit Manager Mechanical Superintendent with weekly rate of 50 cents and annual/term prices for different delivery areas.
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Celwein
Dear Abby column highlights family, marriage, and death issues
A reader near 17 asks how to secure her mother's signature to marry the 19 year old army man and start a family. Abby says wait till age of majority. Other exchanges cover a widower reuniting with an old classmate and a widow lamenting uninvited relatives after her husband’s death. She urges reflection and happiness, noting relatives’ neglect and entitlement.
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Abby
Willie
Planting Progress and Crop Conditions Reported
The weather and agriculture update notes acres planted, with about 90 percent of corn and 90 percent of soybeans, most corn emerged and crops in good condition. Eight percent of corn rated excellent, 81 percent good, 11 percent fair. Forecast calls for cool, variable cloudiness through Wednesday with light showers possible Tuesday night or Wednesday. Winds west 10 to 20 mph, highs near 70, lows around 50, and a 20 percent chance of rain.
Aurora religious celebration and honorable mentions list
A Sunday Aurora celebration was held at 7 45 p m with an array of local honorees receiving honorable mention including Erwin Meyer Fairbank Judy Berg John Propert Phyllis McKimpson Clayton Churchill Roger Meska J McCleery Betty Meska and Mrs Robert Gearhart all of Oelwein Mrs Raymond Michels Stanley Paula Bement West Union Mrs Alvin Schermerhorn Hazleton and Mrs Will Campbell Waterloo. Mississippi River stages Davenport area show rising flood levels with Dam 9 18 inches fall 0 2 at McGregor 18 9 7 fall 0 2 Guttenberg 15 8 7 fall 0 4 Dubuque 17 1 7 fall 0 1 Davenport 15 12 2 rise 0 6.
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Erwin Meyer
Fairbank
Judy Berg
John Propert
Phyllis McKimpson
Clayton Churchill
Roger Meska
J. McCleery
Betty Meska
Robert Gearhart
Oelwein
Raymond Michels
Stanley
Paula Bement
West Union
Alvin Schermerhorn
Hazleton
Will Campbell
Waterloo
Davenport
Dam
McGregor
Guttenberg
Dubuque
Local governments favor capital spending in revenue study
Revenue sharing study by Technology Management Inc. shows 72 percent of local governments plan to use funds for capital projects such as buildings roads and sewage lines. Public safety and maintenance are also priorities at 57 percent. State education spending tops 66 percent.
Windsor Winners 4 H Club Holds Meeting And Cookout
Windsor Winners 4 H held a combined meeting and cookout at Ken Springers with 14 members answering roll call by naming a favorite picnic food. Sue Springer moved to go camping at Echo Valley as the club provided hot dogs buns potato chips and breakfast items. Presentations included How to Keep Light Fruits from Turning Dark Kabobs Salad and Comparative Buying by Kim Strudthoff Janet Gibbs Theresa Wilbur and Sue Springer. Everyone helped with food preparation and then they played softball.
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Windsor
4- H
Ken Springers
Sue Springer
Echo Valley
Kim Strudthoff
Janet Gibbs
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