Walnut Grove Products Company Amends Articles of Incorporation
The Walnut Grove Products Company in Atlantic Iowa amended its Articles of Incorporation on January 8 1952 to expand business to livestock feed manufacture and research and to publish books and literature on livestock care. Authorized capital stock increased to 1 25 million with 500 000 preferred and 750 000 common stock. preferred stock carries cumulative dividends and non voting rights until arrears. outstanding shares converted to new common stock 7 for 1. transfer of 165 000 from surplus. board size five to fifteen with annual elections. officers include President two VPs Secretary Treasurer and an Executive Committee.
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Walnut Grove Products Company, Inc
Atlantic
Iowa
Board of Directors
Executive Council
State of
Walnut Grove Products Company Incorporation Notice
Legal publication notes a change in the Articles of Incorporation for Walnut Grove Products Company, Inc. with Atlantic, Iowa as the principal office and stockholder protection from corporate debts. Dated March 15, 1952, in Cass County. E. A. Kelloway and M. D. Livengood sign as president and secretary.
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Walnut Grove Products Company, Inc
Atlantic
Iowa
Cass County
A.D
E. A. Kelloway
Jan Oe
Community Notes Family Visits and Local News Highlights
Grant-LeRoy Odem attended a MYF subdistrict meeting in Atlantic where a picnic baseball game and camp fire services and singing took place. Numerous family visits and weekend trips are listed including residents visiting in Atlantic Granada Newton Emerson Griswold Shenandoah and Council Bluffs from Iowa and Nebraska.
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Grant—LeRoy Odem
MYF
Atlantic
Albert Roberts
Stanley Haye
Louis Spiker
Alice Jo Chalmers
Creighton U
D. J. Chalmers
Herbert Arthur
Ames
Lucy Blackburn
Helen
Lloyd Taylor
Melia Taylor
Minnesota
Albert Schuler
Granada
Herman Holldorfs
Fairmont
Wendell
Eloise Schuler
Marvin Penfold
Wilda
Rockwell City
Fred Penfold
George Starlin
Lyle Hiatt
Harold Jetty
Clarence Hassels
Emerson
Willard Forsythes
Bill Forsythe
Shenandoah
Ora Mauk
Wilbert Mauk
Griswold
Harold Stinemates
Bob Church
Omaha
Leon Healys
Millersburg
Clair Morrison
Amanda Larson
Newton
Jennie Lee
Helen Dougherty
W. M. Vestal
Clifford
Arthur Churchman
Elliott
David Churchman
Red Oak
Fay Corbin
Elizabeth
Washington
W. A. Smith
Tipton
Shirley Franey
Wendy
Franey
Davenport
Robert Shulman
Hermosa Beach
Cal
George and
Paul Karnall
Henry Rasmussen
Council Bluffs
Geo. Karwal
California
Iowa Primary Contests Set for Fall in Des Moines Area
Iowa primary results outline general election matchups with incumbents and declared runners across offices including Governor Beardsley, Lt Governor Elthon, Secretary of State Synhurst, and others. Contests show party designations and key cities like Ottumwa Fort Dodge Cedar Rapids Knoxville and Muscatine with state convention decisions influencing some races. A card of thanks from Mrs Joseph Podolak and Betty Jean expresses gratitude for hospital visits and gifts.
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Des Moines
Iowa
R-I-U
Ottumwa
J. Rex Weddle
D-U
Knoxville
M. L. Abrahamson
R-I
Boone
John F. Hermes
Centerville
Clyde Spry
Bronson
Lester S. Gillette
Fostoria
Robert L. Larson
Iowa City
Geo. C. Claassen
Cedar Rapids
Commerce
Carl W. Reed
Cresco
Walter I. Conway
Muscatine
A. J. Anderson
Oskaloosa
Leo J. Tapscott
Dr. Needles
Joseph Podolak
Betty Jean
Anita News: Slaters Visit Relatives Then Travel Highlights
Mr. and Mrs. William Slater return from visits with relatives in Mechanicsville Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Maude McCormick and Tom Seaton drive them to Mechanicsville as the Ill sister-in-law hosts in Iowa City. Merle McIntire, class of 1952, begins business school in Omaha June 2. Memorial weekend guests include Mrs. George Logan of Springfield and family. Ralph Turner and family visit Lincoln Nebraska and San Francisco plans. Fred Robison and Mrs. R. Richmond visit Charles and B W Robison in Des Moines.
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Anita
William Slater
Mechanicsville
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Maude McCormick
Tom Seaton
A. J. Kopp
Carol Jean
Early
Des Moines
Merle McIntire
Omaha
Homer — Rich
George Logan
Springfeld
Ralph Curner
Lincoln
Neb
Mark
San Francisco
Charles
B. W. Robison
Fred Robison
R. Richmond
Two Agencies Withdraw From CARE Relief Work
Two large CARE member agencies the War Relief Services of the National Catholic Welfare Conference and the Church World Service Inc. USCC join in withdrawing saying the need has passed and relief can be handled through regular organization channels. The move affects CAREs private relief operations aiding thousands of foreigners over six years.
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New York
CARE
War Relief Services
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Church World Service Inc
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S. A
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