Local News Briefs in Open Tourney at Denison
Local notes report Mrs. William Irving Jr and Mrs. Blanche Bibby playing in an open golf tournament at Denison. Roscoe Gaylord of Shawnee arrives to visit his brother Ben Gaylord. Miss Lucille Getz visits her parents in town. Viola Weinheimer and Anna Stewart return from a Kiwanis club tour of the eastern states. Mr and Mrs Gail Shepard and daughter Margo Ann visit from St Joseph for two weeks. Cass county residents tour Ames sponsored by farm bureau. Gaylord Johnson and Mildred F Christensen receive a marriage license. Jocelyn Bullock visits West Union. Ray Camblin of Davenport visits family as head of Davenport community chest drive. Street repairs continue on Walnut street. Mrs Max Livoni and two children arrive from Long Beach for two months with her parents. QO Schelldorf and Ruth Schell visit Wiota residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Irving, Jr
Blanche Bibby
Denison
Viola Weinheimer
Anna Stewart
Kiwanis Club
Parnets
Gail Shepard
Margo Ann
St. Joseph, Mo
Max Livoni
Jerry
Maxine
Long Beach
Cal
Local Staffing Changes and License Renewals Reported
New assistant manager at Scott store is New Assistant Elgin Tenniges from Columbus Nebraska replacing Douglas Lowdermilk who moves to Kansas City Missouri. The Cass county sheriff's office processed 6738 drivers license renewals by noon with 140 applications filed yesterday in Anita and Griswold today. Metropolitan Life Insurance staff here sees Clifford Altermatt Fort Dodge named field representative and Maxine Watson hired as stenographer with Edith Heikes promoting to replace Mrs. Remien who moved to Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Tenniges
Columbus, Neb
Scott Store
Douglas Lowdermilk
Kansas City, Mo
Cass County
Metropolitan Life Insurance Office
Clifford Altermatt
Fort.Dodge
Maxine Watson
Edith Heikes
Howard Remien
Nevada
Training School Supt Renamed In Mitchellville
Des Moines June 28. Mrs Anna Lynam was reappointed as superintendent of the girls training school at Mitchellville for a four year term starting July 1. Dr Harold B Dye will not be reappointed. Dr Thomas Lacey named assistant superintendent to take Dye’s place July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Anna Lynam
Mitchellville
Iowa State Board of Control
Lynam
Harold B. Dye
Glenwood
Thomas Lacey
Dye
English visitor contrasts U S and England at Rotary
George Jeck of Swift and Company Lincoln England describes how English and American workers differ in efficiency and attitude. He notes English history and language quirks and warns of war fears and bomb shelters as six local airfields reflect preparation. He blames the dole for lower British efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jeck
Rotary Club
Mr. Jeck
Swift and Company
England
Lincoln
Jeck
Vacationing Mr Jeck Plans English Voyage in July
A note from Wiota June 28 reports Mr. Jeck and his parents visiting, planning to sail for England mid July. Roswell Smith heads the VFW team as event dates remain unset for the Lets All Drive Safely District Girls Meet in Red Oak Iowa. Mary Ury, 1989 Wiota graduate, is appointed assistant to Postmaster Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeck
England
Red Oak
Western Iowa
Roswell Smith
Wiota
Mary Ury
A. L. Ward
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Pringe Albert
Miss Lynn Hayes
Kiddie Review
Behnken
Bernard Legg
Behnken Motor Co
City Gas Service
Atlantic
Sunnyside Park
Roscoe Gaylord
Shawnee, Okla
Ben Gaylord
Cedar Street
Lucille Getz
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Omaha
L. M. Getz
Ames
Iowa State College
Farm Bureau
Gaylord Johnson
Mildred F. Christensen
Harlan
Jocelyn Bullock
Max Bullock
West Union, Ia
Dick Westerfield
Davenport
Ray Camblin
J. W. Camblin
Ross
Lou
Camblin
Walnut Street
Viota
QO. V. Schelldorf
Manning
James McConnell
Ruth Schell
Dorf
McConnell
SUPT
Albia
Town Coal Institute
J. H. Simmons
Lon Stoy
Guthrie Center
R. W. Cummings
Hartford
Maude Chittenden
Fred Younger
Joe Minnich
Dedham
Simmons
Leater Simmons
N.T
Iowa
Richard DIX
Man of Conquest
Lesie Howard
Ah Barnard Shaw
Bette Davis
Paul Muni ‘‘Juarez
U. S
Peacock & Baxter
AU My
Val
Edgerton
Walter Booths
Davidsons
Brooks
J. W. Carters
Oxfords
Paris
Brown’s Shoe Fit Co
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