Drake University Graduation Notes and Local Visits
Drake University held commencement exercises in Des Moines with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Vernie Frederiksen and Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rendleman. Several graduates plan to take positions in Portland Oregon and in other fields while relatives visit Clarion and Des Moines over Memorial weekend. Others attended from nearby towns with family visits and summer plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normean Baler
Harvey Mardeson
Vernierederiksen
John D. Rendlieman
Drake University
Des Moines
Frederiksen
Merle Lote
Music
Portland
Ore
Rendleman
Drepartment of Commerce
Drake
Pete A. Stone
Robert Christensen
Perry Owen
Russell Tallman
Clarion
Tallman
Robert Adams
Behicago
Jens P. Jensen
Elsie Hansen
Audubon
Jens P. Jessen
Lyle Garfeld
Los Angeles
Elmer Hansen
Charles
Denver
W- C. Young
Wesley Donal
Pattern 9202 in various sizes with yardage note
Pattern 9202 offered in sizes 24 through 50 with yardage details and a small money request of twenty five cents. Addressed to a New York telegraph service, the notice references a style and printing details.
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St. Jere York
N.Y
Eye Specialist Visit Mentioned in Local Notices
Local brief notes show eye specialist for Mr. Foster and family travels. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Nelson and Robert of Denver returned home after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Nelson. Mrs. Albert Wilson and nephew Marin Knudsen stayed last weekend at Big Pine Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Fredrcken of Glenco Minnesota visited Monday night with aunt Mrs. Laura Miller and son Emner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Skain
Cedar Falls
Sondra Sue
John Knox
Mra Que Wk
Mise Leuella Knox
Minnie Hensley
Omaha
Roy Anciaux
Carl Hensley
R. L. Bicket
Lloyd Knudsen
Oregon
Gale Alexander
Storm Lake
Em- Alexander
Jess Nissen
W. E. Varney
Pine
Minn
George N
Adrian
Carol Foy
Des Moines
Iowa City
Foster
Arnold Nelson
Robert
Denver
C. C. Nelson
Albert Wilson
Marin Knudsen
Big Pine
Lionel Fredrcksen
Glenco
Laura Miller
Emner
Poor Risk Chicks Targeted Vaccination Cautions
The article warns that parasitic diseases and nutritional disorders render flocks poor vaccination risks. It urges assessing flock condition before vaccination and outlines four common diseases to consider in prevention: fowl pox, laryngotracheitis, Newcastle disease, and infectious bronchitis.
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Curmar
Black bear distribution and population trend through 1960s censuses
The black bear, once native to all four B states, remains present in a percentage area with Maine and Washington leading. In 1967 the census counted 131000 bears, and the population has risen through successive Fish and Wildlife service censuses across the decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Washington
Fish and Wildlife Service
Surface Preparation for Metal Recoating
Remove all roughness with sand papering before painting or enamel. Eliminate rust completely to stop further destruction. When sanded to bare metal, apply a first coat of metal primer before finishing coats.
Applesauce Flavor Combines Apple with Orange and Lemon
The new sauce blends apple, orange, and lemon juice to create a bright fruit flavor. The mix emphasizes apple as the primary note with citrus accents enhancing sweetness and tartness.
Timely Social News: Margery Burger Wedding in Van Meter
Margery Burger, daughter of Clarence and Mary Burger of Van Meter, married Don Stamp, son of Alfred and Mrs Stamp of Lewis, in a 3 PM May 28 ceremony at United Brethren Church Van Meter. Rev. E A Elliot officiated. Bride wore a white marquisette gown with piping and train, tiara of orange blossoms. bridesmaids included Shirley Mitchell and Dariene Stamp. Reception for 150 followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surgery Stamp
van Meter
Margery Burger
Clarence Burger
Don Stamp
Alfred Stamp
Lewis
United Brethers Church
E. A. Elliot
Des Moines
Shirley Mitchell
Sa of Honor
Carolyn Burger
Crochet Doily Pattern 602 Offered by The Atlantic News
Pattern 602 with easy crochet directions offered for twenty cents. Send coins to The Atlantic News Telegraph at 9 Needlecraft Station Brooklyn NY. Include pattern number and name address and state.
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Atlantic News - Telegraph
Needlecraft Station
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dept. P. O
Flatbush
Carney Eckhardt Nuptials at Adair Presbyterian Church
Marilyn Deanne Carney daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Carney and Ralph Eckhardt son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Eckhardt Sr of Des Moines were married May 28 at 3 pm at Adair Presbyterian Church. Rev W F Schneck performed the double ring ceremony as palms and candles decorated the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Wilson
Des Moines
Bill Weave
State Center
Margaret Rochholz Devine
Indianola
Mariel Gundrum
Mary Lou Weave
Sharon Carney
Clarinda
Frances Lee Galvin
Macomb, Il
Casey Couple Wed in St Louis Ceremony
Word arrives of the marriage of Miss Theresa Cavanaugh daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Cavanaugh of San Diego formerly of Casey and Francis J Myers of St Louis The ceremony was held April 16 at St Mark s Catholic Church St Louis with Rev Louis P Dierkin presiding The bride a Casey High School graduate and sole breadwinner was employed in St Louis The groom served overseas in the army attended the University of Missouri and now is employed in St Louis The couple will reside there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Carney
Id Shockey
Bloomington
Ill
Carney
Harry Carney
Clarinda
Lloyd Carney
Cecil Lewis
Ida Grove
Rex Douglas
B. W. Carney
Kenneth Carney
Richard Carney
Paul Rose
Des Moines
Ed Rose
Drake University
Marjengo
Western College
Macomb, Ill
Eckhardts
Chicago
Michigan
Macomb
Casey
Theresa Cavanaugh
W. J. Cavanaugh
San Diego
Cal
Francis J. Myers
St. Louis
St. Mark's Catholic Church
Louis P. Dierkin
Casey High School
Missouri University
Cumberland Club Activities Include Meetings and Celebrations
Cumberland residents hosted the Priscilla club with Mrs George Bootjer presiding. Guests included Mrs Nettie Proehl and Mrs Henry Tibben. Other gatherings featured the Women’s Council of Christian Church and the Missionary society with Rev Segerstrom teaching, plus a 25th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs H W Petersen of Elk Horn. Casey Women’s Club held its annual installation tea with Miss Neifert installed as president and new officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
George Bootjer
Priscilla Club
Nettie Proehl
Henry Tibben
Charles Weimar
Lawrence Kemp
Noah Bright
Bright
Bootjer
Women’s Council of Christian Church
Ben Edwards
Charles Cornell
Glen Nelson
Carl. Pollock
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Cecil Kyndmar
Segerstrom
H. W. Petersen
Elk Horn
Alvin Christensen
Flandreau
Women’s Club
Casey
Mmes
C. B. Ahrenholts
Harry Bowman
Nick Ludwig
Oscar Stammer
Robert Walters
Elaie Knox
Sadie Ver
Jean Raper
Casey Women's Club
Lutz Memorial Hell
Bessie Nelifert
Miss Raper
Clarence Rumple
Cary Kirkpatrick
Neifert
Boyd Rading
C. B. Ahrenholtz
Anita Club
West Main
Anita
Tom Burns
W. T. Biggs
Elizabeth Baker
Wilbur Fatka
Gus Hunter
Mission, Tex
W. H. Wagner
Harold Alleman
Wm. Crawford
Fred Chinn
Arthur H. Petersen
Carl Johnson
Mra
Fatka
Holy Cross Ladies Aid of
Melvin Dake
Edwin Canarsky
Laura Sorensen
George Lund
WSCS
Methodist Church
Gilbert Wehrman
Howard Gissib
Albert Karns
Ralph Nichols
Wedding Date for Phyllis Larsen and John Williams Announced
Invitations issued for the marriage of Phyllis Ann Larsen of Anita to John B. Williams, son of Dr. and Mr. P. T. Williams. The ceremony is set for 2 p.m. Sunday, June 18, at Saint John’s Lutheran Church northwest of Anita. Open house follows for gold(en) anniversary at Walter S. Haake home in Griswold from 2 to 4 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Magill
Robert Turnbull
Ligonier
Penn
H. L. Cook
W. R. Spence
F. D. Simpson
R S. Anderson
H. O. Henningsen
John Molgaard
Hotel Whitney
Phyllis Ann Larsen
Martin Larsen
Anita
John B. Williams
P. T. Williams
Saint John’s Lutheran Church
Walter S. Haake
Griswold
Haakes
Atlantic
Lewis and Griswold
Ginate of Northwest Giant Douglas firs Reach Great Heights
Ginate notes that Northwest giant Douglas fir trees in Oregon and Washington may reach 300 feet tall and 12 feet in diameter with weights up to 900 tons, highlighting their massive size and regional significance.
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Northwest
Oregon
Washington
Navy Color Girl at Annapolis Pageant Named
Charlotte Anderson of Knoxville Tennessee will serve as color girl during June week at the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland her escort will be Robert R Monroe also of Knoxville He commands Company 14 winner of color competition international competition noted
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Charlotte Anderson
Knoxville
Tenn
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Robert R. Monroe
Company 14
Tea for Mothers by Brighton Blue Belles 4-H Club
4-H club members hosted a tea for mothers at the Maine town hall on Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Albert Jensen and Mrs. Riley Clark. The program featured a piano clarinet duet by Frances Jean and Regina Miller, a piano solo by Marcella Kay, and a skit The Many Roles of Mother. Loretta Peters and Frances Jean Miller helped lead and served about 30 guests with Carol Johnson and Carol Gress pouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Blue Belles 4-H Club
Maine Town Hall
Albert Jensen
County Girls
Riley Clark
Frances Jean
Regina Miller
Marcella Kay
Opal Gress
Loretta Peters
Frances Jean Miller
Washington Workers 4 H Club Holds Special Meeting
A special meeting of the Washington Workers 4 H club was held at Lois Ealis home Thursday with seven members two leaders and two guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Workers
Washington Workers 4-H Club
Lois Eilis
Camp Brewster selections and rally day duties noted
Lois Eilis reports on Lewis camp training school. Colleen Guttenfelder and Kata Shepperd chosen for Camp Brewster. Lois Ellts to serve as county officer. Evelyn Hall and Colleen Guttenfelder elected as voting delegates for Rally Day on June 6. Three girls Beverly Dean Kata Shepperd Rosanne Vierck and leader Miss Dorothy Schwarts served lunch for Gillin Appliance Company Saturday.
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Ent
Lois Eilis
Lewis
Colleen Guttenfelder
Kata Shepperd
Brewster
Lois Ellts
Evelyn Hall
Beverly Dean
Rosanne Vierck
Dorothy Schwarts
Gillin Appliance Company
Essay contest winner named in Adair County Farm Bureau
Adair-Norma Westergaard, daughter of Mr and Mrs Aage Westergaard, placed third in the Farm Bureau Women’s committee essay contest. The topic was Why My Parents Should Vote. Shirlea Lager of Greenfield won first and Allen Bloom of Bridgewater placed second.
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Adair
Norma Westergaard
Aage Westergaard
South of Town
Adair County Farm Bureau Women's Committee
Shirlea Lager
Greenfield
Allen Bloom
Bridgewater See
Ond
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Salebury
Worthington Hatch
Lowe
Iris Garden Club
Hugh Anstey
Golden Rule Chapter
C.E.S
Masonic Temple
Lotus Rebekah Lodge
Mrs. L. O. Carney
Havene-Embree Nuptials Road
Noble Center
Evangelical United Brothers Church
Noble Township
Ramona Marie Havens
Verle Rudig
Ned D. Embree
Lisle Embree
Red Oak
Harold G. Zoeller
John Koenig
Gail Hempel
Villisca
Kenneth Muller
Clyde Schuler
Rudig
Marnis Weaver
Grant
Bryce Embree
Lawrence
Clair Schuler
Willard Muller
Gerald Berg
Max Schuler
Merrill Coon
William Couder
Entertains Club
J. Frank Berry
Cass Township Homemakers Club
Berry
Frank Bennett
Bonnie Schwabe Sieh
Patty Persing
Donna Rea Peterson
Arbella Phippen
Marjorie
Florence Phippen
Marjorie Phippen
Phippen
Vernon Joint
Jo Kirkpatrick
Minnie Dotson
A. C. Stinemates
G. W. Stinemates
George Mennedy
Anna Corbin
C. W. Givan
Leslie Embree
J. W. Payne
Vernon Taylor
Earl Spiker
Seymour Taylor
Fred Wohlenhaus
Howard Kenworthy
Howard Gustafson
Don Bryson
Edward Weaver
Lloyd Taylor
Jack Ruhl
Mending Club
Fay Corbin
W. A. Smith
Wash
Atlantic Dairy
Texas
Willowy Marge Wilson
San Antonio
Palisades
Park
N. J
Weigns
Ington
R. D. Taylor
Corbin
DMC Club
Clifford Embree
Lloyd Wehlemhaus
Gelden
Cook & Caslow’s
Rexall Store
Tyler’s Ice Company
Chestnut Street
Hedger Furniture
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