Local Election Results and Community Notices
Years ago Bernie G Celigen was elected mayor at the city election Tuesday. He received votes while Gov Fred Witt Levine 92 fGer. James Crucksness and daughter Derle attended an open house for My ene Mre Fritz Sebuten Sunday afternoon. Miss Hild Nielsen Mrs Au guest Nielsen and Mrs Minnie Nelson called Wednesday on Mrs Inge Menkelein. Jourz Madse drove to Monroe Saturday morning where he will be guest of Mr and Mrs Normen Wedsen. The quail season opens at noon that day and the voters hoped to get a couple of birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie G Celigen
Lye
Vitegic
Fred Witt Levine
James Crucksness
Deughter
Derle
Fritz Sebuten
Hild
Nielses
Auguest Nielsen
Minnie Nelson
Inge Menkelein
Jourz
Madse
Monroe
Fractured Vertebra Ends LeWarne Sehett Fourth Game
Twenty years ago LeWarne Sehett suffered a fractured vertebra during the fourth game last Friday night. Don Peters of Omaha visited his parents over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet DeWall report a nine room farm house destroyed by fire. Iva Brown and Everett were mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeWarne Sehett
Don Peters
Omaha
Verne Peters
Donald Spencer
Chicago
Emmet DeWall
Iva Brown
Everett
Walter Rickard’s Rockies Expedition Aims for Wildlife
Rickard and companions Gor and Borler plus Donna Orisber spent two months in the Canadian Rockies aboard British Columbian travel segments. They gathered specimens including goat and wolf, but reported no grizzly bears or bighorn sheep sighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickard
Gor & Borler
Donna Orisber
Canadian Rockies
Halloween masquerade prizes at Junior High date
Thursday November 2 2939 reports a Halloween masquerade at the Junior High School where Dale Wheeler as Nae West and Audrey Peers as WPA Worker won for clever costumes. Supper served at Presbreerien Church with chicken dressing mashed potatoes green beans cranberry relish hot rats apple pie and coffee. George Beckord returned from a visit near Sinesin Wyoming driving 62 miles across the Nebraska sand dunes with three horses observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Brock
Clarice Scott
Dale Wheeler
Audrey Peers
WPA
Nenu
Presbreerien
George Beckord
Sinesin
Nebraska
Gen Orly
Corn Harvest Record and Costs Reported
49 years ago on Thursday November 7 1929 J W Heald finished picking corn with a standard one row mechanical picker and an all purpose tractor operated by his son Welter and Arthur Applegate. The crew began Oct 17 and finished Oct 28 with total busking costs of 122 dollars and a four cent per bushel rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Heald
Welter
Arthur Applegate
Grant
Glenn Ives
Friday Weekend Visit With Rome iovsks a Plover
Weekend visit scheduled between Rome iovsks and Plover with attendance by Drake Universicr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Iovsks A: Plover
Attenmd Me
Drake Universicr
Bennetts Celebrate November Fourth Arrivals
A fragment notes family events with references to Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Bennett and a possible honorable discharge from the CS Army. Mentions of dates the fourth day of the month and children born on that day appear amid garbled phrases and scattered names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brron
Fort Sam Bhovston
Texas
Dicckarze
CS. Army
L. W. Bennett
Sun
Campos
Stave
Nushire Corr
Bere
Visits Across Iowa Mark Weekend Gatherings
Des Moines residents Mr. and Mrs. James FiteGer ale, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Steele and Billy of Fort Dodge visited Sunday at Mrs Keith Bick ard’s home. John Rickard, a University of Colorado student, spoke with his family by telephone. Bean Stover of Spirit Lake joined dinner with the Heathman family. The group later visited the James Warden home in Rutland. Arnold Wold attended Lake Y8s open house for Joe Halvorson and his wife’s 25th wedding anniversary. The Wolds stayed with Richard Wold in St. Ansgar and helped Dana celebrate his fourth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FiteGerale
Des Moines
Dick Steele
Billy
Fort Dodge
Keith Bickard
John Rickard
University of Colorado
Bean Stover
Spirit Lake
Clarence Heathman
James Warden
Rutland
Arnold Wold
Lake Y8s
Joe Halvorson
Wolds
Richard Wold
St. Ansgar
Dana
Gilmore City Council Meets in Regular Session
The Town Council of Gilmore City Iowa met October 7 1968 with Mayor Percie E Van Alstine presiding Councilmen H M Clymer and others attended the regular session seeking to address municipal affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore City
Iowa
Percie E. van Alstine
H. M. Clymer
Municipal Meeting Minutes and City Administrative Actions
Gerald Dunn and others read as approved. chlorinator installed for emergencies. Election petitions reviewed for November 4, 1965. officers named. election board listed. Bills paid across multiple funds including Public Safety, Sanitation, Municipal Enterprise, Utilities, and Trust funds. Total receipts $110,502.09. meeting adjourned. Dorothy N. Gleason, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Dunn
Lester Lynch
Tom Neel
A. Oleon
Ciere
Ieva Air Pollution Control Commission
James P. Caventagh
Meyor
BR. H. Burn
Treasur
Tom Peters
Don Loftus
Donald E. Tool
Bebe Wolcott
Florence Warner
Ionis Donnelly
Marilyn Dunn
Irene Hamersly
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Szow Fhiffow
Garzier
Rolfe
Greg Exiner
Society
Lowsa
Bolfe
Yhurster
MKS
Geimes
Dinty Moore
Clover Farm
Hershey
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Electric Distribution Inc
Iowa Electric
Standard OW
Public Safety Fund
le. Gebling
Jergent
H. Burs
Pub
Bervive Oo
Bowen Standard
THO Gilmore Coopers
Gilmore Lamber
Hogan Groty
Hooker Supply
C. Kennedy
L. Lerson
Gilmore Cusp
Hogan Groey
Hadek
Municipal Enterprise
Baker & Taylor
B. Clymer
T. Denison Co
Nat. Geographic
Sabo Motor
V. Vanderhoff
Humbold Trust
L. Gehling
State OF la
James Anderson
J. Johnson
Jack Wiese
Tolgg
R. Jergens
Salon
Dorothy N. Gleason
General Fund
Ta. Lig
Contre
Mathete & Clerk
Petty Cash
Iz Pub. Service
D. Gleason Waren Eee
Hogan Gracy Beatf
Come
N.W. Bell
K. Juelfs
Nee G. C
Htz
Eye Ae
Gilmore Coop
West Eel
W. EL Goodrich
Seit
F. E. Grant Lumber
Ohio i
Iowa Industrial Hydraulics
Pocahontas, Iowa
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