Local Home Service Ads and Materials Reach Wide Area
VACUUM CLEANER SALES and service parts for all makes offered by Walt's Electric at 409 W Prospect New Hampton. Also hauling rock gravel sand clay fill and black dirt available by L. L. Moeller Construction Co. at 882-4708.
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Walt’s Electric
Prospect
New Hampton
W. Prospect
L. L. Moeller Construction Co
Army Private Completes Nine Weeks Training at Fort Polk
Army private William J. Hunemuller, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hunemuller of Sumner Iowa, completed nine weeks of advanced individual training at Fort Polk Louisiana. He trained as light weapons infantryman mortar and recoilless rifle crewman and learned explosives and mine disarmament. He joined in July and graduated Sumner High School this year.
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William J. Hunemuller
Leslie G. Hunemuller
Sumner
Iowa
U. S. Army Infantry Training Center
Ft. Polk
Pvt
Hunemuller
Army
Ft. Ord
Calif
Sumner High School
Cards of Thanks for hospital visits and anniversaries
A set of thank you messages from several families expressing gratitude for cards gifts and prayers during hospitalization and recovery. Individuals named include Rev Kappelmann Rev Gundel Rev Otto Buenger and the Brase family noting a Golden Anniversary celebration.
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Gundel
Allen Hospital
Shorty Schneer
Allen
Rev. Gundel
Fred
Mabel Brase
Brownie Briefs Highlight November Activities
Brownie troops stayed busy in November making sit upons for spring outside activities and delivering Thanksgiving gifts to nursing home residents. Troop 214 prepared turkeys and Troop 404 gave cards and decorations. On November 21 they visited the home and planned a December 19 Christmas party hosted by leaders from both troops.
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Nursing Home
Troop 404
Lori Klosterman
Dawn _ Klenzman
Sheila Hahn
Brenda Duecker
Denise McLavey
Jill Klein
Surprise 25th Wedding Anniversary Surprise Party
Mr and Mrs Robert Rathbone hosted a Friday evening surprise party with relatives and neighbors for their 25th anniversary once observed on Thanksgiving Day. Highlights included a mock wedding and a 500 card game with Nadine Mager and Marlene Tonne as ladies high and Rick Wittenburg as men's low.
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Robert Rathbone
Ladies High
Nadine Mager
Low
Marlene Tonne
S High
Vernon Everding
Rick Wittenburg
Waverly
Elmer Tonne
Alice Krueger
Timber Marketing Tips Offered by Ext Director Here
Bremer County extension director Larry Stoltenberg outlines four steps to market timber. Brady Upfield of Iowa State University advises assessing woodlot species and quality and obtaining three bids. The bulletin lists saw timber at 12 inches diameter and veneer potential at 16 inches, with black walnut, northern red oak, and soft maple as top veneer species. Walnuts, oak, and maple prices depend on size and quality. white oak favors barrel staves.
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Larry Stoltenberg
Bremer County
Brady Upfield
Iowa State University
State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Upfield
Tri-County boys basketball suffers from rough start
The coach laments rebounding defense and unpoised offense as the Tri-Poli team trails expectations. Jesup dominates in the second quarter while several nearby games feature Tripoli Jesup and Wapsie Valley results with Dec scheduling updates.
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Ray
Tripoli
Jesup
Nets
den Jesup
Wapsie Valley
Tw Valley
Frederiksburg
St Winneshiek Oversunke
Turkey Valley
Winn
Valley of Ricksburg
West
Cedar-Wa
Fredericksburg
Denver South
Winneshiek
Dunkerton
As A
Turkey A
Federicksburg
Social Security Q and A on benefits and work questions
Questions and responses about applying for Social Security and Medicare without employer knowledge, spousal and survivor benefits, retirement at 62 versus 65, and how earnings affect benefits. It explains contact options, earning records, and postretirement work impact on benefits.
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Social Security Office
Weather Warnings Today in Slater Tri-County News
An Iowa weather note says forecasts can shift rapidly and urges optimism for upcoming changes. The column reflects local concern about shifting conditions and hope for better days ahead.
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Iowa
Slater Tri-County News
Establishment Rule Rushes to Standardize Men’s Attire
Generations of men faced a strict dress rule urging a white shirt and neckwear. Individual expression was suppressed as neckwear became a must. The piece notes that ties can vary in color and pattern, with bold prints allowed.
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Andrew Price
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Millard C. Pries
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Winneshidricksburg
Demberton
T Jesup
Wapsie Varricksburg
Dennericksburg
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Kerton
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Steve Mahlstedt
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Jim Fink
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Dean Mirs
Tony Magnall
Murray Holm
Randy Schult
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Leonard C. Campbell
Social Security Administration
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General Electric Rubbermaid
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Udico
Hamilton Beach S .E
Erwald
Ruth Fink
Cosco
Zebeo
Toro
NEW
TOROS
Krueger
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Men’s Liberation Movement
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