Highlanders and SUI Marching Band Head West on Friday
The Highlanders and SUI marching band depart Friday for a California tour ending in Los Angeles January 5. They will perform at Occidental College, the Ambassador hotel lawn, Moulin Rouge, and on Bob Crosby's CBS show, with Oldsmobile sponsorship and chaperones.
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Omaha
Highlanders
Los Angeles
Las Vepas
Salt Lake City
William L. Adamson
Highlander
Nadine Thornton
George Stevens
Frederick C. Ebbs
Oldsmobile
General Motors
Occidental College
Ambassador Hotel
Des Moines Family Names All Children With D Start
In Des Moines the Poorlinga family has ten children all starting with D including the latest Dean born on Christmas Day. Their doctor DeWitt V. Goode from Bloomfield delivered Dean and seven others. he shares the D-heavy naming influence though he did not prompt the pattern.
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Des Moines
John C. Poortinga
Dean
Poortinga
DeWitt V. Goode
Bouduraint
L. E. Goode
Mrs. Goode
Bloomfield
Expect 10 000 At Iowa Picnic in Pasadena Park
In Pasadena near Los Angeles, more than 10 000 Iowans and former residents are expected for the annual Iowa picnic at Brookside Park next Monday. The event, moved from Los Angeles to Pasadena due to the Hose Bowl, is chaired by Robert Borland and organized by the Tawa Association of Southern California. The park will host separate registration areas by town county and a special program with speeches by state officials and University of Iowa representatives.
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Highlanders
Moulin Rouge
Los Angeles
Bob Crosby
Iowa
CBS Television City
Iowa Association
Brookside Park
Pasadena
Theroups
Robert ©. Borland
Long Beach
Borland
University of Iowa Dental School
Vinton
California
Hreakside Park
Goneration
Morlane
Tawa Association of
Southern California
William Larrabee
Tawa
St. de Garretson
Pleasant
Mortrays Company
Angeles
University of Iowa
Scotish Highlanders
Iowa Industrial Report to be Presented January 24
Iowa industry and agricultural resources utilization study will be summarized at the third Industrial Development Clinic in Des Moines. T. E. Davidson outlines the $90,000 survey, its Iowa competitive position, and the study’s value for promotional efforts. Entities include Iowa Development Commission and Ronald P. Hallock guiding sessions.
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Iowa
Des Moines
T. E. Davidson IL
Iowa Development Commission
Davidson
T Hose
Ronald P. Hallock
Commission
Owa
Rites Held for Decorah Man, 77, Killed by Fall
Services for Adolph Running of Decorah were held at First Lutheran Church in Decorah. He died after a fall at a Decorah theater, suffering a brain concussion. Running had been in Rochester, Minnesota, hospital for injuries from the incident. Witnesses said he stepped into the aisle, leaned against an unfastened exit door, and fell.
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Decorah
Adolph Running
First Lutheran Church
Running
Rochester, Minn
Nine Refugees Head for Iowa One to Victor
Washington AP reports nine European refugees will settle in Iowa as the U S navy transport Gen Marty Taylor docks in New York City. Among them Bonjo Janchev and his wife Renate flee Bulgaria after the Hungarian revolt, sponsored by Elis Brown near Grinnell. Others include Hildegard Bonacker sponsored in Des Moines, Harry Stolp sponsored near Grinnell, and Willi Klebe with his wife Else and daughter Corinna sponsored near Mason City.
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Europe
Iowa
U. S. Navy
Marty Taylor
New York City
Bonjo Janchev
Renate
Bulgaria
Elis L. Brown
Grinnell
Towa
Hildegard Bonacker
Hugh Vance Baird
Des Moines
Harry Stolp
Germany
Hat Vex
Simple Tax Formula keeps records for savings
A Des Moines tax column urges strict record keeping to maximize deductions. It presents a hypothetical $7000 salary with deductible items including church pledges, union dues, auto and real estate taxes, interest, and other job-related expenses. The piece argues many taxpayers miss savings by not tracking expenses and suggests a cautious yearly approach to deductions and standard forms.
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Robert Hogan
Saviows Daily Press
Des Moines
Lion
United Campaign
Isil
Sam
Internal Revenue
Iowa Briefs West Liberty Masonic officers elected for 1957
West Liberty selects Tom Brooke master Herman Yevhune Wayne Nichols wardens Alfred Smith secretary Andrew Guthrie treasurer Ivan Inghram trustee for 40 years. Quasqueton word of Floyd G Perry fines from Naturita Colo. Greeley Ralph Pilgrim elected master of lodge.
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West Liberty
Calvary Masonic Lodge
Tom Brooke
Hermann Yevhune
Wayne Nichols
Warrens
Alfred Smith
Andrew Guthrie
Ivan Inghram
Quasqueton
Heve
Floyd G. Perry
Naturita
Colo
Greeley
Ralph Pilgrin
Masonic Lodge
Eldon Koencke
Robert Wilson
John Harris
F. A Beehm
Harlar Luense
Walter Hackbarth
Christmas gift to pastor from congregations in Clutier
The Rev Francis Ruzicka pastor of St Vaclav and Immaculate Conception churches received a new car Sunday as a Christmas present from the congregations. A fire in a home in Clutier Tuesday was confined to the chimney and roof by the Cluster fire department. In Manchester the People's Gas Company said natural gas will be available to 235 customers soon after year start, hookups beginning after trapped air is removed.
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Karl Huston
St.Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Clutier
Francis Ruzicka
St. Vaclav
Immaculate Conception
Leslie Sienknecht
Cluster
Manchester
People's Gas Company
Frank Jones, Former Iowa Educator, Dies
Frank W. Jones, 71, longtime Iowa educator and former superintendent, died in Bartlesville Oklahoma after a long illness. He lived previously in Epworth IA and spent over 50 years in teaching and administration. Jones retired in Oklahoma two years after moving there ten years ago. He was a National Education Association life member and connected with Masonic bodies in Anamosa and Cedar Rapids. Survivors include a daughter, a brother and two grandchildren.
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Frank Jones
Iowa
Bartlesville
Okla
Frank W. Jones
Jones
Epworth
Iowa State College
University of Iowa
Natiional Education Association
Mainy Towa
Oklahoma
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Table settings for holiday parties in January issue
Better Homes & Gardens offers 14 pages of holiday party table setting ideas and recipes in the January issue. The article promotes how table arrangement enhances meals, urging readers to buy the magazine wherever magazines are sold.
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Better Homes & Gardens
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