Westfield Write Ups Highlight Local Visits and Notices
Westfield residents hosted visitors from Cherokee, Sioux City, Fremont, and Akron while others met at the Bern home and shared family updates. Death notices include Earl Mohr of Westfield now in California. Community drives, library plans, and school honor rolls are noted along with club and travel library discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dahms
Gilbert Dahms
Gladbrook
Iowa
John Bern
Cherokee
Harry Rehder
Calumet
George Bern
Kenneth Bern
Towa
Albert Harrington
Ronnie Carlson
Sioux City
Farrell Harrington
Vernon and
Laren
Brunsville
Earl Mohr
Westfield
California
E. C. F. Mohr
Percy Harrington
Fremont
Nebr
Ralph Gale
Mae Clark
Kunkel
Hartley Hauser
Jennie Lilly
Kenneth Schoenfelder
8. Schoenfelder
Lorns College
Dubuque
Elias Courey
Dennis
Denver
Colo
Beverly Postlewait
Carolyn Ross
Pat Kelley
Mary Lou Beech
Mary Lilly
Robert Fymbo
Garry Jacobson
Linda Banks
Carolyn Carlson
Mary Carlson
Virginia Hawks
Sue Hoffman
Barbara, Popken
Tim Blum
Gordon Knapp
Brundeen
Sue Mansfield
Bonnie Neal
Sharon Sands
Brule Creek Church Notes Parish Activities Summary
Brule Creek Church notes list events for Kermit J. Rye as pastor with Jr confirmants Saturday at 9 a m and Sunday worship at 11 a m plus Sunday school at 10 a m. Vermillion Conference Luther League Convention at Rosens Thursday 2 p m Lutheran Church Women Birthday Party program leader Mrs Clifford Nygard offering meditation by Mrs Howard Powell hostesses Mrs Roy Abraham and Mrs Ellerd Anderson choir practice Thursday at 7 30 p m. Newspaper ad promotes merchants through home showeage.
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BRULE CREEK
Kermit J. Rye
Rosens
Lutheran Church
Clifford Nygard
Howard Powell
Roy Abraham
Ellerd Anderson
Increased Interest In Civil Defense Education Program
The Civil Defense Adult Education Program, now part of the Division of Advanced Education, State Department of Public Instruction, reports expansion since February 1, 1962. By March 31, 1963, 161 schools in 69 counties offered Living in the Nuclear Age courses with 6,938 adults enrolled in 213 classes and 632 teachers certified to teach. Federal funds support programs at state and local levels.
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Civil Defense
Civil Defense Adult Education
Division of Advanced Education and Instrectional Services
State Department of Public Instruction
Town
Freedom Bond Drive Starts May 1 in Iowa
Gordon L. Mennen of LeMars announces Iowa’s Freedom Bond Drive begins May 1 and runs through July 4. He cites nationwide participation and a goal for every family to buy a savings bond. Iowa three month sales reach $35,941,757, 32 percent of the 1963 goal. Plymouth County three month total is $284,144, 24 percent of its quota.
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Iowa
Gordon L. Mennen
LeMars
volunteer county Savings Bonds
Towa
Town
Plymouth county
District meeting of Iowa Welfare Association in Sioux City
The Northwest District meeting of the Iowa Welfare Association is set for Monday April 29 at the Biltmore Motel east of Sioux City on Highway 20. Registration at 9:00 a.m. Program at 10:00 a.m. covers services at the community level for the mentally retarded and related topics with Dr Don George Des Moines panelists. The event includes lunch and discussion groups with a total registration and lunch fee of $2.26.
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Iowa Welfare Association
Biltmore
Sioux City
Highway 20
Topix
Don George
Cherokee Mental Health Institute
George
Maric Barillas
Division of Special Services
Iowa
Des Moines
John Mackey
Siow
Goodwill Industries
Notice to Riverside Lot Owners Regulates Cemetery Decor
A new rule requires shrubbery planting and grave decoration in Riverside Cemetery. Unattached containers and fencing must be removed within two weeks or the caretaker will remove them. For details, contact committee members Erma Hummel Seey Grace Smail Bessie Lias Lucile Ross Hattie Sayles Loiz Clark. Free typing and copying paper offered at the tribune office.
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RIVERSIDE
Riverside Cemetery
Erma Hummel
Seey
Grace Smail
Bessie Lias
Lucile Ross Hattie Sayles
Loiz Clark
Way Back Yonder Items of Interest from Akron Registry
The Akron Register-Tribune item recalls season openers for AHS baseball with a 3 1 victory over Kingsley Sligh and a 7 2 defeat to Ans. It notes a posthumous Purple Heart for Frank J. Montague, tribute to James Russell Montagne, and obituaries for Winfield F. Scott Archie D. Bart Albert G. Delier Abe Ginsberg. It also mentions a school program, births, inductions, beer legalization permits in 1933, and local civic notes including road meetings and a new clothing store.
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AHS
Kingsley Sligh
Barney Swift
James Swenson
Akron
Cliff Miller
Ans
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Frank J. Montague
James Russell Montagne
U.S. Army
South Pacific
Winfield F. Scott
Methodists Hospital
Sioux City
Preedam Lodge
order
Clinton
Iowa
Archie D. Bart
Albert G. Delier
Abe Ginsberg
Dakota City
Nebr
Lorraine Dysard
Myron W
Pasadena Obituary and Town Council Notes Mixed Body
David Gulliaame, former operator of four saloons, dies at his Pasadena home. Mrs Eli Tucker of LeMars seriously injured by an auto on her church way. diverse local notices include a funeral in Maquaketa, apprenticeship in Randolph, and moves in local businesses. Town Council met April 16 1963 approving building permits and a drive inn lease, with March reports accepted and bills approved. civic league and bowling standings referenced along with multiple community notices.
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Wallace M. Short
Sioux City
Akron
Milwaukee railroad
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion
Cherokee
J. R. Hays
John Reemis
John Heeren
Plymouth county
Edward
here
Union county
Crathorne Presbyterian church
John Amundson
M. J. Puht
Rogece Dick
Sidney Wynia
David Gulliaame
Pasadena
Calif
Eli Tucker
LeMars
Ruth
M. V.) Seamunds
Maquaketa
Town
Julius Lorge
Randolph
Nebr
P. 4
March & Thorson’s
Ralph E
Mra
L. F. Root
University of Missouri, Columbia
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapoli
W. W. Keech
IOWN
Traotzig
Hummel
Barwick
Nielsen
Leon Odgen
B. A. Adama
Velma Coons
Ramon Jespersen
Donald Waterbury
Wm. Harvey
Trotais
Drive Inn
Trotzig
Barwiel
Allen Vander Helm
Vander Helm
State of Towa
Farm Service
Iowa Public Service
Gus. Taylor Truckers
Tom State Hygienic Lab
Dreegzen
Arvin
R.D. Clark
Second Pick-The Porker Run Off At Sioux City Stockyards
The second of three Pick-The Porker contests for youth 18 and under returns Saturday April 27 at the Sioux City Stockyards. Winners receive $150 plus a chance at $550 in final prizes. judging begins 8 a.m. in Barn C with Don Murtagh and Roland Paul serving as officials.
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Sioux City
John Heffernan
Exch
Park Fair
Livestock National Bank
Heffernan
Don Murtagh
Sioux City packer
Roland Paul
Town Swine Association
Health racketeers and fake medical devices exposed
A column blasts health rackets selling fake electronic diagnosis machines and color therapy devices. Inspectors found a Washington institute faking patient diagnoses, with some doctors using phony therapy that caused deaths. The FDA estimates the trade drains about a billion dollars annually from treatments for asthma cancer arthritis and heart disease.
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midwest
Food and Drug Administration
Washington, D. GC
Best Qualified Advisor On New Developments In Field
Information Service of Your Tuberculosis and Health Association. I Register-Tribune advertisers appreciate your patronage. Fresh supply of Typewriter Ribbons for different makes of machines for sale at Register-Tribune Office. Receipt Books Adding Machine Rolls Typewriter Ribbons Carbon Meters Envelopes for sale at Register-Tribune Office.
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Tuberculosis and Health Association
Register-Tribune advertisers
Register-Trihone
Mener
Lares
Register-Tribune
Pierson Pointers Discuss Poultry, Crops and Appreciation
Arlie A Pierson County Extension Director outlines pocket mower rental at LeMars Soil Conservation District and zinc phosphide oats bait costs for weed and pest control. Hedetails corn calendarization using early midseason and fullseason hybrids, notes soybeans respond to fertile soil, mentions new chemicals boosting yields, and closes with an appreciation note to hospital staff and visitors.
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Soil Conservation District
LeMars
LeMats
U.S. Fish and Wildlife service
Hawkeye
Harolay
Plymouth county
Chippewas
Blackhawk
St Matthews Lutheran Church Worship and council notices
St Matthew s Lutheran Church announces worship at 8 30 a m and Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Interim Pastor Ervin B Schemmel. Church Council meets Monday at 8 p m in the church parlors. The first official American flag was displayed on Prospect Hill on January 1 1775.
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ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
Ervin B. Schemmel
Prospect Hill
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Clara Mackey
Mildred Klemme
Friendship and Service Club
Grace Spaulding
County Library Association
Louise O’Conner
Federation
Maude Knapp
Faulkner
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Silverberg Bros. Co
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Lester Dewey
Marion Whitead
Henry Huis
Wm. H. Crow
Frank Puetz
W. W. Burrill and sons
Beck & Burrill
A. L. Seamands
M. W. Smith
Council
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JoAnn Cofe oo
Thuringer's
Johnny's
Farmers’ Co-op
Nielsen’s Service
Smith’s Ealers
Dirks Motor Co
First National Bank
Hoffmann Trucking
Montagne’s Salon
B.P
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Frozen Foods Center
Legion Auxiliary
Paul's IGA traces
Aly
Bay's Tavern
J & J Body Shop
Iona Clarey
Esther Hitzemann
Curry’s Fertilizers
Frevicks Oil Co
1st National Bank
Smith Ealers
Akron Creamery
Elk Point Grain Co
Small's Barbers
Hoffman Truckers
Bill’s
Legion Club
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Awkward Club
Adams
YoMaCo
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Dirks
Trinity Ushers
Gussman’s
Falcons
Nelson Htchy
Marv Neunaber
THE PORKER
Caskey
Montagne Recreation
Dirks Mtr
Legion Post
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Willer's
Skelly Gas
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Pierson County Extension Director
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