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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1946
Page
2
A community fundraising plea urges residents to support a hospital expansion seeking 60 100 dollars. Backers note twenty five days remain, pledges collected so far approach half the goal, and residents are urged to donate through a bank or mail to Mrs.
Prominent Ayrsiite farmer Mr Miller received a Master Swine Producer award at Des Moines last weekend. Attendees included two organizations and several wives, with receptions held at the Hotel Des Moines. The event highlighted two Master Swine producers in the state, including Bernard Schroeder of Ruthven.
Eumietgbore High Schoolers will face Sibley in the school gym Friday night December 13 at 7 20 oclock. The Hawks next host Spirit here Thursday December 19 after an idle period until December 1 when they play Worthington J here on two with the high school game.
The Riutersburg Public School PTA will stage its annual program Tuesday at 7:80 PM in the Rush School auditorium. The event features instrumental music by the band and carol singing by all grades, with students performing songs such as Old Lang Syne and There Was One Who Brought a Lamb.
A list of vehicles registered last week by the county auditor shows various makes and owners. Entries include Chevrolet with Dr P O Nelson of Bummersburg, Packard to Youtter, Chevrolet Levin, Monte Ford, Ruthven, Ford entries for Hiden MacVey Kalle and Andrey Vandersutde, plus Hudson Virgil Mirselsbaun and other names in Emmetsburg Ringsted West Bend and West Fork areas.
Leo Jensveld was the best speaker at the weekly Rotary luncheon at the Kermore hotel on Tuesday noon. He described a hunting trip to civ county and noted Capt. Stephen Sirwcusa, son-in-law of Mrs. Nan Skowha, had recently returned from Ceruany as the guest speaker at last week's club luncheon. Capt. Sirwcusa shared an interesting base on the Nurennburge trials of Nazi war criminals in Germany. Carl Gauck is program chair for December.
A clipped public notice from the state announces an appointment action concerning the Neosie Hive and related officials. It names the appointee, references a court or merit process, and directs payment or duties under order. The notice includes a publication by a reporter and a Democrat campaign ad endnote.
The Emmersburg fire department reports progress on the new fire truck. A World City Body Corp sales rep says the truck is reserved and should be ready for the bank shop soon, though weather and strikes have delayed updates. The firm hopes to provide further information as availability improves.
Whittemore Academy set to play Presentation Academy of Whittemore in a Sunday basketball clash at St Marys gym. Curtain-raiser between second stringers at 2 p.m. highlights schedule for Emmetsburg Catholic High season opener.
Mildred Joyce has dismissed her suit for separate maintenance against John Joyce. County records show the action was filed recently but the couple has reconciled and will move to California to make their home.
The Palo Alto AAA office announced that December 31, 1946, is the deadline for filing applications for payment for soil conservation practices carried out in 1945. Agreement forms and supporting data must be submitted to qualify for the payments.
The commission recommends cement crossings 10 feet wide at the intersections of Y and 10th Street and Broadway and 1th Street, plus others as needed. Benefits include safer pedestrian flow, removal of expansion joints between slabs, easier maintenance, enhanced visibility with contrasting color, and reduced need for painted channels. The measure may be tied to curb programs in the business district.
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