U S Navy Opens Electronics Training Program in Sioux City
The Navy Recruiting Station in Sioux City announces a new program for young men to train as Electronic Technicians. The Navy Electronics School is described as the equivalent of a $5 000 college education. After training, recruits receive assignments working with modern equipment and may qualify for civilian tech roles in TV and radio. Three additional programs offer guaranteed schooling and field choice before enlistment. For details contact the Sioux City Navy Recruiting Station or call 8 6912.
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Iowa
DeKalb Inspectors Learn Seed Corn Detasseling Rules
Coach Lou Collier returns from a July 6 7 instruction meeting in DeKalb Alabama for DeKalb inspectors. The seminar updated staff on detasseling time seed corn inspection with talks from DeKalb researchers and Dr Thomas Cureton of Illinois University. Detasseling is expected to begin by July 15. Aurelia Congregational Church services include a brief sermon on the God Within and plans for a Choral Vesper with Senior and Youth Choirs tonight and a midweek fellowship on Wednesday. Women’s Fellowship will meet Thursday afternoon under Mrs Wilson Perry.
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Lou Collier
DeKalb
Thomas Cureton
Ilinois University
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Mace Crandall
Wilson Perry
Trinity Lutheran Church Events Highlight Week
Trinity Lutheran Church Alta Iowa announces a week of activities led by Bob Kindwall Dennis Peterson and Jerry San dine Luther League Thursday at 8 p m. Friday features the Women s Missionary Society program led by Mrs Harold Hoffman with Africa slide recordings. Hostesses include Mrs Karl Bengtson Mrs Ellen Carlson and Mrs Erwin Mark. Saturday offers a Junior Choir rehearsal at 11 a m. Sunday begins with Early Worship at 8 30 a m.
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Alta
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Dennis Peterson
Jerry Sandine
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Harold Hoffman
Africa
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Ellen Carlson
Erwin Mark
Aurelia Methodist Church Weekly Schedule and Meetings
The program lists ship service and Sunday School at 9 30 a m with classes for all ages followed by a 10 45 a m worship. The Sunday School Teachers meeting was postponed to July 25 and the WSCS meets Thursday at 2 30. A caravan arrives Saturday and meets leaders at 8 p m with junior and senior groups meeting later.
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Aurelia Consolidated School District 1955 Financial Report
The Aurelia Consolidated School District covering Cherokee and Buena Vista Counties Iowa reports for year ended June 30 1955 balances and receipts. Balance July 1 1954 9232.16 Revenue receipts District Tax 15938.06 and other items totaling disbursements 120016.13 Balance June 30 1955 39027.04 Affidavit of Secretary M C Paulson certifies the accuracy of the report.
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