New Library Adds Biographies and Children's Books
Doris Kaas reports new non fiction titles including Elizabeth the Queen by Marion Crawford and Hand book of Denominations in the United States by Frank Mead. Mary and Lawrence Frank present How to Help Your Child in School. Kay Hardy offers How to Finish or Refinish Your Furniture. Catalog highlights also feature The Catharine Wheel by Jean Strafford and Rabbit Thirty Years Later by Jefferson Selleck, plus mysteries Deadly Beloved by John Strange and The Night Watch by Thomas Walsh. Girl Scouts of Eldora donate six books for a special shelf and several new children’s titles appear in the month’s arrivals.
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Elizabeth
Marion Crawford
Britain
Frank Mead
United States
Mary and
Lawrence Frank
Kay Hardy
Katharine Congreve
Catharine Wheel
Jean Strafford
Carl Jonas
Sinclair Lewis
Rabbit
Paul Gallico
Barney Gant
John Strange
Night Watch
Thomas Walsh
Adrian Reynolds
Marshall Sam Clay
Chuck Stanley
Doctor Angel
Jean Bowman
Fourth of July Highway Tragedies Remembered
A Fourth of July span recalls Iowa accidents from a dead end plunge into a river killing a husband, a trucker racing a light with a bicycle rider in a dusty windy scene, and a fast overtaking crash that claimed a small boy.
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Iowa
RCA Victor TV or Radio Set for Convention Access
For Republicans unable to attend the convention next week, a RCA Victor TV or Radio Set promises a ringside view from home. The message pitches the set as a full, first hand experience of the big story with drama and truth delivered to your arm chair.
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RCA Victor
Tragic Fourth of July highway figures in single page
A family of five in a car died at a railroad crossing when the vehicle exploded after a train struck it. A tractor driver perished when his wheel sank in mud causing a fatal tractor rollover. Another motorist hit an unseen car at a stop sign on a local road. The piece cautions about ongoing Fourth of July highway dangers and tomorrow’s celebrations.
Providence Society Notes and Local Moves
Miss Susie Albery and her brother Earl Albery of Fort Lauderdale Florida visited relatives. Merlin Brandt is in Marshalltown hospital for observation. Johnny Rains 5, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Rains, had eye surgery in Deaconess hospital Marshalltown this week. Maurice Ruddick and family moved from Milan Missouri to his father’s farm. Donna Filler 2, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fuller, is in Marshalltown hospital after an eye operation. Honey Creek church interior being painted. basement decoration funded by local women and main auditorium by Charles Harvey.
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Susie, Albery
Earl ’Albery
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Merlin Brandt
Marshalltown
Johnny Rains
Marion Rains
Deaconess
Maurice Ruddick
Milan
Donna Filler
Howard Fuller
Deaconess Hospital
Shipping fever in livestock asked in farmers corner
In the Q and A from Farmer's Question Corner the disease can occur any time but is more common in spring and fall. It affects stressed or exposed stock and is likely viral with hemorrhagic septicemia as a complication. Early signs include fever dullness nasal discharge and breathing trouble. pneumonia and death can follow. Prevention urges vaccination two weeks before shipment and quick veterinary diagnosis and treatment with serum antibiotics and sulfus.
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Girl Scouts of
Eldora
Fullana Ewing
Brave Girls
Harriet Philmus
Ey ‘Rownie
Girl Scouts of the USA
Barbara Bacon
Finders Keepers
Nicholas Mordvinoff
Pancho the Donkey
ABC
Rudy’ Finst
The
Grimm Brothers
Happy Jaspar
Bobby Beaver
Susan Wheeler
O Fai
Corton
AGHLS
Providence
Ross G. “Reece
Honey Creek Church
Charles Harvey
American Foundation For Animal Health
International Supply
Eldora, Iowa
Large
Amon
New England Ham
Ocean
Wieners
Bologna
Jowana
SEA Feast
Miracle
Lic
Hunt’s Catsup
Plex
Kraft
Ed Paes
Phillips Red
Parfait
Abe
Everywoman’s
Campbell
Amer
Washington Tobacco
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