Train Horses for the Fun of It by Dr. E. G. Kettelkamp
Monona doctor E G Kettelkamp keeps eight horses and ponies at a small stable behind his residence. He trains them for recreation not competition using a soft voice, a calm approach, and light taps with a whip to guide rather than punish. His daughter Mary aids in demonstrations and shows horses at local fairs.
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Monona
E. G. Kettelkamp
Dr. Kettelkamp
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Mary
Iowa
Blondie
Major
Crystal
Manchester Men Bring Back Wild Game
Three hunters from Manchester returned from a five day Minnesota hunt with one eight point deer each. Walt Hansel Wayne A Hall and Karl Meinhard joined ten other hunters near Lake of the Woods after driving 670 miles. Hansel paid a $50 license fee and called the trip a vacation.
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Manchester
Walt Hansel
Wayne A. Hall
Karl Meinhard
Lake of the Woods
Minnesota
Clarence Cox
Iowa County Dancers to Perform at State Farm Bureau Convention
William sburg Wisconsin? No, Iowa County singer Jerilyn Oliver and Denny Oliver will represent Iowa County with song and tap routines at the State Farm Bureau convention on November 29 at the Kant theater in Des Moines. Denny, 13, has four years in 4H club work. Jerilyn, 6, looks forward to club work. They study at the Itten dance studio in Cedar Rapids. Memorial Coliseum auditorium rental in Cedar Rapids totaled nearly $8,800 in the last fiscal year.
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Williamsburg
Jerilyn
Denny Oliver
Leslie Oliver
Iowa County
State Farm Bureau
Kant Theater
Des Moines
John B. Clough
Iowa Plant Company
Denny
Itten Dance Studio
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Coliseum
Three Club Operators Fined at Spirit Lake
SPIRIT LAKE AP Three club operators were fined $200 each last week on charges tied to raids on August 5. Defendants Axel Anderson of the Orleans club James and Maxine Peterson of the Orleans tavern and Lester Heinsheimer of the Okoboji club were charged with possession of gambling devices and intoxicating liquor.
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Spirit Lake
Axel Anderson
Orleans Club
James and
Maxine Peterson
Orleans
Lester Heinsheimer
Okoboji Club
Patrolmen Chase Suspect in 100 Mile Per Hour Escape
Iowa patrolmen say a car fleeing on highway 20 reached 100 mph and vanished near Dyersville. They describe the stolen vehicle from St Louis and identify the suspect as William Dunkin, 36, of Omaha, an escaped Nebraska convict serving 12 years for armed robbery.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Nebraska
Paul Mizer
George Ponsford
Dyersville
Highway 20
St. Louis
Missouri
William Dunkin
Omaha
Nebraska Penitentiary
Dunkin
Noted racing figure Haan’s wartime service spans nations
The article recounts Haan, a founder of the California Sports Car club and former German film actor, who served in the French army, the Czech Independent brigade, and escaped Dunkirk with 15 of 120. He later joined the Canadian and English forces and fought with the reorganized Czech brigade across North Africa and beyond.
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Germany
Dunkirk
Haan
France
North
Africa
England
Five Generation Descendants Mark What Cheer Matriarch
Mrs. Louisa Green of What Cheer at 86 has 106 living descendants including seven children and 39 grandchildren. She is a four great grandparent and nine along with 56 great grandchildren. During wartime she had 11 grandsons and five grandsons-in-law in service, and one grandson Everett Green died as a marine.
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What Cheer
Louisa Green
Sam Hicklin
Oskaloosa
George Bank
Deep River
Gene Merck
Becky Sue Merck
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