Walnut News Highlights Local Family Visits
Sunday guests included Wilbur Wheatley and family with Mrs E Lyst and Grah clan plus Eugene Merical group from Des Moines and Ed Jones family. Margie Miller visited from Viola. L C Steen attended a Real Estate Convention in Red Oak. Niels Peterson and wife from Pedsen visited daughter in Luck Wisconsin.
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Alnut
Wilbur Wheatley
E. Lyst
Bs. Grah
Eugene Merical
Des Moines
Ed Jones
Anidly
Floyd Miller
One Miller
Dana
Stuart
Margie Miller
Viola
L. Steen
D. D
Kangaroo Josie Gets Tender Care In Baltimore Zoo
A 10 inch joey born in Baltimore Zoo named Josie suffers a limp and is cared for by Mrs. Louella Earl after the mother rejected her. Veterinarian Dr. Robert P. Wagers says a slipped tendon causes the limp and may be set with a cast.
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Baltimore
Josie
Arthur Watson
Louella Earl
Robert P. Wagers
Audubon 4-H Members Attend State Camp Near Boone
Sixty Audubon county 4-H members and leaders will spend three days at the State 4-H camp near Boone starting next Sunday. County Agent David Fenske says the camp is a joint effort with Guthrie county 4-H. Activities include swimming nature study recreation wildlife conservation and crafts.
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Audubon
Audubon County
4-H
Boone
David Fenske
Guthrie County
Appointments named to Iowa Nurse Examiners and Watchmakers Board
Gov. Leo Hoegh appoints Myrtle Kitchell from Iowa College of Nursing to the Iowa Board of Nurse Examiners succeeding Adelaide Beers of Burlington. He also grants Arnold L. King of Fort Madison a second term on the state Watchmakers Board.
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Des Moines
Leo Hoegh
Myrtle Kitchell
State University of Iowa College of Nursing
Iowa Board of Nurse Examiners
Adelaide Beers
Burlington
Arnold L. King
Fort Madison
State Watchmakers Board
Housing Problem Seen In State Government
The Iowa state government faces space constraints after opening the $5 million Office Building and a remodelled Office and Laboratory Building. Most rooms are full, with limited accessible space in the Senate and House rear quarters. Agencies moved from downtown yet cramped quarters persist, cleaning hallways and expanding needs for the Dairy Commission and a gasoline octane tester.
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Dwight McCormack
Des Moines
Senate
House
Statehouse
Iowa Dairy Industry Commission
State Executive Council
Council weighing remodeling old building for gas machine
Their Love is Not Blind tried to hire demolition but failed. The council then reconsidered and studied remodeling the dilapidated site to house a gas machine authorized by the 1955 Legislature to meet federal gasoline standards. The noisy unit requires air conditioned quarters.
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Iowa
Family Visits Highlight Weekend Across States
Mrs Frank Berry spends two weeks with son Keith in Carbondale Colorado. Ralphs visit Parker relatives for Johnson reunion. Mark Smiths visit Omaha daughter Gene King family for King picnic. Milner family from Cennatlia Illinois leads after George Conn visit. Jim Conn to stay a week. Merritt Sheets visit from Marshalltown with mother Mabel Sheets. Gerald Sheets also visited. Blackman family in Clarinda for picnic and mother’s visit. Tillie Rossell of Chicago visits locals. Carolyn Kennedy returns from Ames after 4H State Convention as Klassy Kassettes delegate. Harry Marker visits son George and family in Chicago.
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Lewis
Frank Berry
Keith
Carbondale
Colo
Ralph See
Parker
Johnson
Mark Smith
Gene King
Omaha
King
Harry Milner
Cenna‘tia
George Conn
Jim Conn
Merritt Sheets
Marshalltown
Mabel Sheets
Gerald Sheets
Robert Blackman
Clarinda
Orphan Seeks Marines Enlistment Arranged by Guardian
Pittsburgh report says 17 year old Don Hartle attempted to enlist in the Marines but lacked a legal adoptive guardian. Recruiter Car Velz stepped in and became Hartle's legal guardian to finalize enlistment.
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Pittsburgh
Don Hartle
Car
Vélz
Dan
Spring Pig Crop Shows Increase Across Regions
The Agriculture Department reports the 1965 spring pig crop up nine percent from last year, with breeding intentions suggesting the fall crop will be 11 percent higher. The 1955 spring crop is estimated at 60,453,000 head and total 101 million with fall crop forecast. Regional gains range from six to nineteen percent, and farrowings exceed December forecasts, signaling widespread growth.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
South Atlantic
East North Central
West North Central
West
South Central
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