Town Council Minutes and Bills From Regular Session
The Town Council met in regular session with Mayor Garrison presiding. Mills served as clerk pro tempo during clerk absence. June minutes approved. Bills listed include Industrial Tower service 222-22, police badge, bank charges, rural fire call, rock hauling, May electric energy, and payroll totaling over 2,000. Street opening discussions tabled for committee review. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison
Harris
Mills
Industrial Tower & UN Ser
Darley & Co
Renwick Savings Bank
Renwick
Funk, Stoddard
Drennen
Heetland
Hessethe
School Accounting System Explained by Boone Valley Secretary
Boone Valley district secretary explains unified accounting under state rules, clarifying that the Annual Report covers only General Fund while Special Courses Fund covers portions of music and athletic salaries. He notes fiscal year ends June 30, contracts run 12 months, and past-year costs extend into July and August, with district books open for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Public Instruction
Iowa
A. H Goettach
General and Special Courses Fund Salaries and Substitute Teaching
A summary of the General and Special Courses Fund covering salaries and substitute teaching for July 1, 1957 to June 30, 1958 detailing budget allocations and expense items for instructional staff and substitutes.
Visits Across Homes in Clarion and Surroundings
Jim Veeder of Alton visits Debert Keech in Clarion for several weeks. Mrs LaVerna Martin of Wesley calls Sunday at Debert Keech home. Debert Keech family and Mrs Martin visit Ed Richard home and Lois Binder family in Goldfield. Debert Keech and wife visit Kiley Pohman home Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Veeder
Alton
Debert Keech
LaVerna Martin
Wesley
Martin
Ed Richard
Lois Binder
Goldfield
Clarion
Kiley-Pohman
Local visitors share time with area families
Country News notes Mrs Elmer Summer and Mrs Raymond Hegland visiting Kanwaha Sunday afternoon at the Clark Riley home. Marcia Joan and Karen Grey stayed with grandmother Mrs Walter Armstrong at Shelton from Friday to Sunday. The Riley Pohlman home welcomed Mrs George Rice Mrs Anna Walkner and Mrs LeRoy Thompson. Vernon Grebner and Mike visited the Debert Reich home Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hegland
Kanwaha
Clark Riley
Marcia
Joan
Karen Grey
Walter Armstong
Shelton
John Grey
Riley-Pohlman
George Rice
Anna Walkner
LeRoy Thompson
Vernon Grebner
Mike
Debert Reich
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Council Proceedings
BVS
Boone Valley Community School
W. P. Wittmer
A. H. Goettsch
Ona Marie Engstrom Leedee
C. M. Gillespie
See
Court Hooton
W. Keith Baeasler
Rita Mae Rossman
Barbara Oliver
Theodore W. Vandevier
Eugene
Movickee
Lyle E. Roberts
Marcella Jensenne
R. Wesley Carlson
Audrey K. Tiss
Connie K. Reavis
Viola Kepper
Mary E. Lever _ saw
Doris Keister
Eleanor Swanson
Marlene Truelsen
Roberta Midland
Arlys Krause Peepee
Janet A. Koppen
Arlet Long Teenie
Lois Leaverton
Robert M. Fisher Soeet Hye
Asa H. Brayton
Harold E. Green
E. E. Ellinger
Duane McCurry
Adah Erwin
Ronald Zweifel
Glenn L. Emmert
Lois Fisher Eoaese
R. A. Beisemeyer
Dean James
Barbara Sunner
E. Vance Davidson
Maxine Henry Wenn
Mabel Ramevigne
Lois Kelling Lace
Dorothy Opdahl Onteat
Madelyn F. Hansen
Georgiana Waskow
J. Stanley McCurry
Iris Oppedahl
Nelle Wittmer
James Gillespie
Ralph Drollinger
Dorothy Larson
Genevieve Martin
Ann Tjelle Eeepe Ene Dh Ae
Country News
Elmer Summ
Latch & Mills
Betty Crocker
Welchade
Ice
The
Meander Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Renwick, Iowa
Marty
Bess
W & H Co-Op Oil Company
Dial
W & H Co
Renwick Times
Igm
Svory
Laws
Humboldt
National Epitoral Association
Lewis E. Heifner
WM. Beenen and
Evalyn A. Beenen
Ambulance Service
Renwick, Jaws
Insurance and Tax Service Notary Public
Business — Professional — Directory
Sara E. Sutton
A. H. Stafford, D. V
Reawick, Iowa
W. H. Long
Dr, N. H. Hesse
Renwick, Lows
Lower
E. P. Hansen
Humboldt, Town
Hahan
Elmer Prilipp
Ulvesoek Wann Reawick, Lowe
Ralph A. White Dladour
Lowe Grain
Steve A. Palmer
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