Marne Council Pays Claims May 13 1952 Meeting
Marne Iowa council met May 13 1952 with Mayor Eagan presiding and full attendance. Minutes and treasurer's report were approved and filed. Finance committee approved claims including North Smith Crabtree Sorenson Town Power & Light Henningsen Construction and Byron Jones. Clerk and water commissioner bonds approved and filed. Meeting adjourned.
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Marne
Iowa
Eagan
Cochrane
Polkingboro
William North
Leonard Smith
Crabtree Printing Co
Tony Sorenson
Casey Area Social Weekend Visits Report
Casey residents and neighboring towns hosted or received weekend guests and family visits. The notes list dozens of individuals from Des Moines to Chicago stopping in local homes, visiting relatives, or spending weekends with kin across multiple towns and states.
Jepsen Family Picnic With Soe at Fairmont Park
Elk Horn Mr and Mrs Chas Jepsen and Carl Jepsen of Harlan with Mr and Mrs John Jepsen joined Pete Soe family in Council Bluffs on Friday for a picnic at Fairmont park. LaRue Soe is on leave from the navy.
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Elk Horn
Chas. Jepsen
Carl Jepseh
Harlan
John Jepsen
Council Bluffs
Pete Soe
LaRue Soe
Navy
Fairmont Park
Bids Sought for Basic Readers by Cass County Board
The Cass County Board of Education invites bids for Basic Readers for rural elementary grades with about 100 children per grade. Bids due to the county superintendent by noon June 16, 1952. Board reserves the right to reject all bids. Signed Paul K. Milford Chairman.
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Casa County Board of Education
Cass County Board of Education
Paul K. Milford
Notice of Sale of School Bonds in Atlantic Iowa
Sealed bids for 176000 dollars in school bonds of the Indent School District of Atlan Iowa are due by 8 pm June 17 1982. Bonds dated July 1 1952 mature through 1971 with a fixed interest bid preference. bids to lowest rate.
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Atlan
Atlantic
Iowa
Bannister
Carpenter
Ahlers & Cooney
Des Moines
Chapman & Cutler
Oineys
Chicago
Illinois
Hool Board
Velma Reimers
Schowl Board
Livestock and Grain Markets Across Markets Report
USDA reported salable hogs in Omaha at 6,000 head with prices mostly 25 to 50 cents lower, while cattle and sheep showed mixed to steady move. Chicago hogs fell 10 to 50 cents with sow losses. cattle mostly steady, vealers weak, sheep near steady. Des Moines receipts and pricing show wide spreads across barrows gilts sows and cattle with varied weights and classes.
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Omaha
USDA
Chicago
Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Chicago Grain on Narrow Movements Across Board
Grain futures closed mixed with limited turnover as wheat edges slightly lower to higher, corn and soybeans fluctuating within narrow ranges, oats steady, and lard slipping. Cash grain: corn bids per No 2 to No 5 grades ranged from 1.66 to 1.85 per bushel, oats and barley quoted with small variations, reflecting steady demand and modest activity.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Kimballton Danish Independence Day Draws 5000
About five thousand persons gathered in Kimballton for the annual Danish Independence Day celebration. The event began with a Wednesday night dance and included Thursday morning parade with Manning Audubon and Harlan bands and Danish costume marchers. A Lutheran women’s smorgasbord was served at noon followed by an afternoon baseball game and Thursday evening dance.
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Kimballton
Manning, Audubon and Harlan
Lutheran Church
Pet parade prizes awarded to Kimballton girls and guests
In the pet and novelty parade first prize went to a group of Kimballton girls who carried rabbits. Names listed include Mary Lee Kelger Connie Elmquist Laura Lee Rasmussen Sheryl and Rachell Nelson. Second prize went to Vicky Wanniger and her Pekinese dog. Third prize went to Irma Strandskov for her cat and fiddle costume.
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Kimballton
Mary Lee Kelger
Connie Elmquist
Laura Lee Rasmussen
Sheryl
Rachell Nelson
Vicky Wanniger
Irma Strandskov
Grove township Farm Bureau Meeting notice
The Grove township farm bureau will not meet at the Grove township community house. The N O T boys 4 H club will present the program. Bring a pie.
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Grove Bureau
Grove Township Farm Bureau
Grove Township
N. O. T. Boys
Funeral services set for Ray McConnell in Haxtum
Viota Mr and Mrs William Mailander Susie Ehrman and Harold Mailander travel to Haxtum Colorado to attend Ray McConnell funeral rites Saturday morning. He died in a Denver hospital Thursday. Interment will be at Haxtum. Mrs McConnell and son Howard and his wife and three grandchildren survive. He leaves three sisters Mrs Frank Templeman Menlo Mrs Clarence Beckhart and Mrs John Tiedje Council Bluffs.
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Viota
William Mailander
Susie Ehrman
Harold Mailander
Haxtum
Colo
Ray McConnell
Denver
McConnell
Howard
Frank Templeman
Menlo
Clarence Beckhart
John Tiedje
Council Bluffs
Teen-Agers blame group pressure on risky driving urge
Des Moines reports 17 year olds Jerry Murry of Red Oak and Mark DeRuyter of Sioux Center, both elected youth safety officials at Hawkeye Boys State, call for compulsory teen driver ed, a 60 mile day and 50 mile night speed limit, and better road sight lines with farmer cooperation to curb corn corners.
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Des Moines
Jerry Murry
Red Oak
Jerry
Hawkeye Boys State
Camp Dodge
Iawa
Pearl W. McMurry
Mark DeRuyter
Sioux Center
Boys State
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Ray Nickelsen
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Merle Dunbar
Susie Raper
Glen Brinton
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Fred Dahnk
Wm. Dahnk
George Volk
Oxford
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John Martin
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Bronx City
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John Moller, Jr
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Bert Millhellin
Miller Nursing Home
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R. P. Shirley
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