Iowa Teachers Elect New Executive Secretary Nominee
Harry G. Barnes, registrar at the University of Iowa, is expected to become executive secretary of the Iowa State Teachers Association next month. He succeeds Misse Samuelson who resigned for a job with the National Education Association in Washington. Barnes is set to earn about 6000 dollars annually as the new head of the state teachers group.
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Iowa State Teachers Association
Harry G. Barnes
University of Iowa At
Iowa City
Barnes
Miss
Ignes Samuelson
National Education Association
Washington
Mount Olive News Highlights Local Tax and Education Efforts
The Mount Olive News reports on a state level push for increased school funding and teacher salaries led by a key organization and its leaders. It notes a 1923 Grinnell College graduate and University of Iowa registar involved in academic administration, plus a Brookins Institute survey planned to overhaul Iowa’s tax structure. Also covered are servicemen licenses automatic six month postwar validity and veteran driver requirements. The piece ends with a community note about the 25th wedding anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kahl hosted by relatives with a lawn program and gifts.
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Iowa
Grinnell College
University of Iowa
University
Brookins Institute
Nina
Clare Ohlson
Carl Kahl
Vincent Becker
Janet
Douglas Ohlson
Barbara Kahl
Joanne Ohlson
Albert Kahl
B. H. Dukes
Shirley Kahl
Charlene Ohlson
Mildred Leitch
Beverly Ohlson
Sherwood Ohlson
E. H. Gillet
Driving tests eased for servicemen with limbs lost
Clarence Shirer, superintendent of the Iowa driver's license division, says the program offers special driving courses at hospitals for servicemen who lost arms or legs. Hospitals report back their skill and needs, and devices can be fitted to cars. The state aims to keep driving safe for all.
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Clarence Shirer
Iowa
Shirer
Neighbors Honor Sgt and Mrs Buenger in Tool and Miscellaneous Shower
Forty five relatives and neighbors gathered at the B C Buenger home for two showers in honor of Sgt and Mrs Bernhard Buenger. The event was social with cards gifts and thanks. A two course buffet luncheon followed. The couple left for Hot Springs Arkansas by car the next morning.
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B. C
Social evening honors Sgt Bernhard Buenger
Mr and Mrs B C Buenger hosted a Wednesday evening at their home in honor of Sgt and Mrs Bernhard Buenger. Guests included relatives from Ute Moville and Rickett Iowa as well as local residents. A two course buffet was served by self invited guests. George Schafer was on jury duty at Cherokee this week.
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B. C. Buenger
Bernhard Buenger
Carl Schreiber
Ricketts
Iowa
Alma Koeppen
Elsie
Ute
Louis Koeppen
Ernest Koeppen
Near Ute
Herbert Koeppen
Henry Schwartz
Alvin Schwartz
Moville
George Schafer
Cherokee
John Leber
Near
Edgar Johnson
Homer Anderson
DyAnne
Leonard Anderson
Mt. Olive
Frank Radie
Afton Township
Albert Radio
Emma Herold
Edwin Engdahl
Conrad Engdahl
Sgt
Engdahl
Oscar Hupp
Schenectady
N. Y
Earl Crippen
Louis Stellish
E. H. Gillet
Nina Ohlson
Sioux City
Gaza
Beverly Stellish
Local Social Notes and Market Report Highlights
Several social visits and dinners are recorded including Edd Lee visiting near Holstein, Earl Crippen and guests in Quimby, and Lorraine Bruce leaving for Ames College. Sioux City shoppers and visits to Ames, Kansas City, and Sioux Falls are noted along with a livestock market report listing steer and heifer sales with weights and prices. Wedding stationery advertised by the Sentinel.
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Edd Lee
Near
Holstein
Earl Crippen
Edgar Johnson
Donald
Maggie Fritz
Leonard Anderson
Cherokee
Gerald Hahn
Sioux Valley Hospital
Oscar Smith
Sioux City
Alfred Simonson
Harry de Bolt
Lorraine Bruce
Ames
Eunice Bruce
Morningside College
C. J. Johnson
Kansas City
Walter Simmons
Ronald Becker
Charles Bruce
Oscar Hupp
Hannah Allen
Patty
Robert Torrey
Mt. Olive
Elk Baptist Church
S. J. Campbell
Quimby
Campbell
Mr. Crippen
Rietzell Brewer
Earr
Brewer
Jim Cary
Helen Barr
Cattle Market Slows Tuesday After Monday Sioux City Sale
Kansas City style market notes show near 20 000 cattle on sale with three fourths westerns. Slaughter beeves steady to strong with last week's gains, cows steady, stockers and feeders up. Tuesday fat cattle mainly steady to 15 cents lower, lambs steady, ewes down, hogs and sows at OPA limits. Among Cherokee county shippers.
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Sioux City
OPA
Choice Fed
Cherokee County
Birthday gathering and local events in Hanover
Neighbors celebrated Mrs. Ed Hinkeldey's birthday with a "500" game and lunch. Attendees included the Bumann, Nielsen, Fett, Radke, Hinkeldey, and Peterson families among others. A Sunday picnic honored multiple birthdays at Edgar Fahr's home with local families present. Reverend Bahr officiated the baptism of Joe Frederick Schuelke at St. John's Lutheran.
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Ed Hinkeldey
Louis Radke
George Bumann
Gene
Oswald Nielsen
Carl Bumann
Albert Moschell
Carl Fett
Christ Hinkeldey
August Fett
George Peterson
Arling Peterson
Edgar Fahr
Sandra Grieme
Wm. Menke
Lester Grieme
Sandra
QO. Bahr
Joe Frederick Schuelke
Walter Schuelke
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Fred Wogahn
Aurelia
Charles Zwemke
Arthur Wogahn
Larry
Harry Lietz
New Twist Ends Fisherman’s Day On Lake
Bert Bishop of Osceola and his wife fished a northern Tow a lake and hauled in a fine string of fish. While starting the outboard motor the propeller sliced the string and the day’s catch disappeared.
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Bert Bishop
Osceola
Bert
Towa
No Hunting or Trespassing Signs at the Sentinel Office
Sentinel Office advertises no hunting or trespassing signs available at ten cents each. Customers may purchase durable notices for property protection and compliance.
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Sentinel Office
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T.R
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Porter Hempstead & DeMaranville Commission Company
UX City
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W. A. Liebsch
Don R. Hankens
Larson’s
State Bank
Winfred Moulton
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association of
Fred Radke
H. H. Lockin
C. H. Kaskey
Helen Hahn
Petty
C. B. Thorpe Co
Live Stock Brokers
Aldo
A. B. Lindsay
Reggy
Cherokee Livestock Auction Co
Geo. A. Pierce
Simonsen
Robert Bjorkgren
Mrs
Mr. Olive News
Wendell Nordstrom
Clifford Bruce
Lorne Hahn
John Cox
Lincoln Hahn
Charlene
Gerald
Will Hahn
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Maurice Keffler
Steers
Marvin Dawson
Kirchoff & Son
Ralph
Glen James
Louis Means
W. R. Ramtum
the Sentinel
Aurelia Iron Works
ROY Collier & Sons
Hanover
Irene Zwemke
Oscar Gustafson
Nebraska
Cherokee Implement Co
Illinois Central
W. A. Johnston
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