Tidbits From Tigersville and a Hospital Tale
A quirky page mixes student Q and A with Marlene Neuhring, hospital nurse, and a sports recap where the Sumner Aces beat the Valley Tigers 66 48 led by Bill Amentrout and Sam Roberts. Also notes Fresh-Soph wins and teen life anecdotes.
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Tigers
Sumner Aces
Steve Halverson
Valley
Sam Roberts
Sumner
Bill Amentrout
Aces
Ted
Sam Robert
Valley Tigers
Valley Cagers
Tiger
Bob Reeder
Little Tiger
Anderson
Porum Valley Confronts Term Change in House Debate
The Porum Valley report notes students and Kathy Gehring speaking as the hearing considers a proposed four year term for the House of Natives. It contrasts with the long two year term, citing President Johnson's State of the Union suggestion this month and the aim to reduce costs and time for campaigns.
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Porum Valley
Kathy Gehring
House of Natives
Johnson
Debate on president power and two year House term
The piece argues for direct representation through a two year House cycle and critiques the idea of expanded presidential power, noting history over 177 years and suggesting better reasons are needed. It mentions political party alignment and voter influence in elections. It also criticizes recent fashion shifts four inches above the knee, labeling them immodest and unladylike.
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Mary Beth
Cedar Rapids
Awith the
Sie Awa
Sys
Lunch Menu For February Seventh To Eleventh
February seventh to eleventh lunch offerings include cold meat sandwiches with potatoes and vegetables, fried chicken with mashed potatoes and spinach, chili with cabbage roll, turkey with green beans and cheese celery, and salmon loaf with sides. Milk accompanies each meal. Upcoming activities list games for Waukon, Central City, Central, and North schools across dates February four to eleven.
Sixth Grade News and Sports Highlights
Sixth graders report perfect attendance for the first semester with names listed. Other items cover Russia unit work, arithmetic on percentage as decimals, and dental cards returned. Basketball notes show 8th grade win 29 to 18 over Garnavillo Hawks with Ann Larson scoring 13. 7th grade Cubs lost 37-34 with Karen Olson and Susan Nelson each at 13. Dixie Lamker led Garnavillo with 22. PE notes bowling planned.
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Eal
Russia
Basketball News
Garnavillow Hawks
Ann Larson
Hawks
Jean Eberhardt
Cubs
Karen Olson
Susan Nelson
Garnavillo
Dixie Lamker
War of 1812 study and science class notes
This past week we studied events leading up to and during the War of 1812. We wrote conversations and reflections about the first five in and their Waves. This week in scenes covered the respiratory and digestive systems. Next week plans include dissecting hog lungs.
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Wwe
Loss of Staff Member Prompted By Move to Stormont School
The News Staff regrets the loss of Dawn Weston who has worked with us and is moving to attend Stormont school. Audrey Putter will be our new co-editor and offers thanks for Dawn's wholehearted support as the team bids her farewell.
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Dawn Weston
Stormont
Dawn
Audrey Putter
Waters completes Leader Orientation Course at Fort Leonard Wood
Army Pvt. Stanley R K Waters, son of Mr and Mrs Paul R Waters of Postville, finished a Leader Orientation Course on January 2 at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. The program trains trainers to assist platoon sergeants and squad leaders via basic training, drill, hand to hand combat, and weapons care. The 19 year old graduate of Postville Community High School is listed among the participants.
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Army
Stanley RK
Waters
Paul R. Waters
Postville
Fort Leonard Wood
Plateim
Postville Community High School
Elgin Legion Auxiliary Meeting Highlights Local Giving
The Elgin Legion Auxiliary held its regular meeting on Tuesday January 18 at 2 pm with 17 members present. A Christmas gift of $1.00 from Mrs. Selma Groth and thanks to numerous individuals were noted, a $25 donation to the Elgin Library in memory of departed service men was approved, and local hospital and coffee-strip fund contributions were recounted. Preparations for the county meeting on Tuesday Feb 22 were outlined with officer roles assigned.
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Elgin Tesion Ausiliary
Selma Groth
Ole Reierson
Ida Leuehtenmacher
Louis
V. A. Hospital
Iowa City
Rapane Berg
Laura Olson
O. H. Larson
John Brackin
Earl Seitz
Lew Gruver
Ern Holzer
Leo Christen
Lucy Christen
Benie Hunsberger
Flossie Howard
Des Moines
El'Bin
Library of
Elgin
Ruth Boyle
Independence
Bob Harold Balverson
Harvey Paulsen
Jacob Jur
Charles Woger
Chiff Christ
Paulsen
Regthy
Charles Wenter
Ruth Bavievey
February Community Club Hostesses Named
Elgin Local News reports the February Community Club hosts Mrs Robert Holeyn Mrs Ruth Bayle Mrs Leotu Welch and Mrs Celia Thoman. The Pierson home on Marion hosted Su din Tey Priests with Tamara Sue Bi Torkelson baptized at Resurrection Church in Marion. Sponsors were Neal Kries and others.
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Robert Holeyn
Ruth Bayle
Leotu Welch
Celia Thoman
Elgin
William Torkelson
Neat Kriex
Sue Ellen
Pierson
Marion
JS Marion
Tamara Sue
Myra
Bi Torkelson
Neal Kries
Louis Butikofer
Ida
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Tigersville
Ley High
Anne Margaret
Casey
Doomip Tarsan Hauinal Wilson
Cine Ose
Esa
Pepfessa
Birdie
Tim Missy Dengremor
Ana
Januar
Tay Mattia
Owen
Chy
Marwaret
Omar
Mar
Karen Krueger
Ron Corbin
Mary Beth Baldwin
Irez Olson
Lennis Moore
Marlene Sandra Neuhring
Sur
Marenda
Melvina
Marlene Neuhrin
London
Waukon
Central City
Central
North
Arvin Appleman
Loren Dun
Sharon James
Judith Mitts Td Reierson
Rebecca Tins
Elgin Legion Auxiliary
Oles
S&hara
Ma, Sin
Cole
Saraha
Cole Gray
Sahara
the “Jr
Ons
Speciy Peafveten
Kame Poe
Brown
Gray
Fetter
Ben Drewer
Olean
Fred Friederich
Anna Schupbach
Jacob Friederich, Sr
Bertha Lehman
Switzerland
Ernest
George
Mary
Rose
Gon
Anny Schiphach
Lawrence Butikofer
L. R. Tappan
Optometrist
Elkader
Iowa
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