Wapsie Valley School Opens Monday August 29
Wapsie Valley schools begin Monday August 29 at 8 45 with about 705 students. Ten regular bus routes remain, two new 54 passenger buses added. Book rentals stay the same with fees for K 3, 4, 5 8, and 9 12. Hot lunch costs 25c elementary and 30c high school with 5 or 20 day tickets. Faculty of 37 includes new hires Elizbeth Kramer Dunkerton and Verna Kerns Panice Trepp Readlyn Larry Trepp Arnold Brandt Clark McCleary plus retirements and transfers.
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Wapsie Valley
James R. Alexander
Alexander
Elizabeth Kramer
Dunkerton
Katherine Sturtz
Iowa State College
Verna Kerns
Oran
Panice Trepp
Readlyn
Larry Trepp
Arnold Brandt
Clark McCleary
Birthday and social visits fill Fremont notes
Sunday guests honored birthdays of Lawrence Judisch and Larry and Bonnie Moeller with extended families from Sumner Readlyn Ames Waverly and Denver. Other visits included Woodcock family in Minneapolis and Wanamingo. Local trips featured Lake Okoboji air show Waterloo and Rockford weekend stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Judisch
Sumner
Orlyn Westendorf
Readlyn
Paul Lahmann
Ames
Leslie Gloede
Lawrence Judisch
Lester Peters
Leo Westendorf
Henry Bohle
Amos Zander
Wm. Zander
Fred Zell
Henry Tiedt
Fred Seegers
Denver
Gene Woodcock
Minneapolis
Clark Snelling
Don Koschmeder
Waterloo
Herbert Blume
Lake Okoboji
Pamela Ballard
Rockford
Lester Brooks
Harry Nielsen
Becky
Robert Rathbone
Emil Spier
Carol
E. J. Pavelec
Russell Bergen
Kappmeyer-Busse wedding guests and local visits
A Cedar Falls area social note lists guests at the Kappmeyer-Busse wedding on Sunday including Mrs Lester Peters and family and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Moeller. The item details numerous visits among local families, picnics and upcoming trips to Minnesota and Clear Lake as well as birthday mentions and Friday through Sunday social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Moeller
Diane
Harry Lindenberg
Walter Lohmann
Kappmeyer-Busse
Carl Svoboda
Steve
Cedar Rapids
W. H Ganske
Virgil Schwabe
Jane Wikner
Fred Brase
Clark Wikner
Elmer Clausing
Bremer
Monrad Tystad
Colton
S. D
G. Odland
Sioux Falls
R. O. Wikner
Maude Eveland
Friendship Haven
Fort Dodge
Robert Rathbone
Diane Moeller
Lester Peters
Loren Bergmann
Lois
Lloyd
Charles Sneller
Cedar Falls
Ralph Wikner
Vance
Anthony
Waterloo
Sneller
Vance Wikner
Rudy Pavelee
Waverly
Emil Spier
Carol
Kenneth Heinemann
Gary
Readlyn
Dennis Kirchhoff
Judy
Michael
Mary
Jane
Kay
Clear Lake
Alice
Iowa Ducks Hunters 50 Day Season in 1960 Plan
The Iowa Conservation Commission announced open seasons for waterfowl and shorebirds. Duck and cool season run October 15 to December 3, 1960. Goose season October 8 to December 16, 1960. Wilson snipe October 15 to November 13, 1960. Shooting hours start half an hour before sunrise, except opening day begins at noon.
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Towa
Iowa State Conservation Commission
Waterfowl season limits and pheasant closure set for 1960
The notice outlines daily bag and possession limits for ducks including limits for wood ducks and mergansers, geese restrictions with subspecies limits, coot limits, and snipe limits. It also notes a 50 day duck season with lowered limits, a nationwide closing date for pheasants in November, and reports an injury to George Opperm at the mill during equipment repairs.
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Equal Opportunity Department
Ping Porte
Conservati Commission
Ers
Department Officig
George Opperm
Helpng
Manin
Webster couple marks 60th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Webster of LeMars celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary. The couple, both in good health and active, are recognized for six decades of married life.
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Webster
LeMars
Cella
Lowry
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Wayne Schicht
Claude Whitehill
Clarence Shaffer
Rue Farnum
Fairbank
Fremont
Ralph Drewis
Ruth
Frederika
Robert Chapin
Vernon Wikner
Minnesota
LaVerne Platte
Max Davis
Coleen
Phyllis
Windom
Minn
Donald Franks
Debbie
Lori Chapin
Ed Scott
Mary Rathbone
Kellogg’s
Swift’s
Chuck Roast
Black Hawk
Franks
Hiland Potato
Nestle
Mee
Femepet
Per
Rabi Aiso
Tripoli
Iowa
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