Pool Opens Sunday With 900 In Classes
Neighborhood residents worry about the fate of a duck and its 19 babies as classes begin Sunday. Eggs hatched in a city yard, with a wood duck nest in a tree, two broods hatched in total.
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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
1
Neighborhood residents worry about the fate of a duck and its 19 babies as classes begin Sunday. Eggs hatched in a city yard, with a wood duck nest in a tree, two broods hatched in total.
Lynn Hull 46 died Sunday, funeral services held with Better Funeral Home in charge. Survived by husband Terry of Pocahontas two daughters Beryl and Ken at home, Eldon Wesley of Sioux City, and two grandchildren. Also survived by brothers Beryl Richards of Waterloo Clarence Richards of Fonda Rex Richards of Minneapolis. Hull family mourns loss.
Palo Alto County casel llation for Retarded Children will meet Monday June 3 at 8 pm at Lake Street School Emmetsburg. Officers for the coming year will be installed. Plans will cover the children's picnic and camping program. All interested are urged to attend.
Ramona Thompson of Cyilin der was in town Wednesday afternoon when her name was called as winner of the $200 Bank Day Bucks. Next week's Chamber of Commerce award will be $100 in prize money.
Joseph Kroer Sr of Rodman died after a short illness at St An hospital Algona. Funeral plans were incomplete. His wife is the Borimaster at Koaman.
Eight Emmetsburg Community College students earned high academic honors for the last semester of 1964. Dean E. L. Holst notes Dean’s List eligibility with averages above 3.25. Sophomores Mildred Allen of Pocahontas, Glenda Johnson of Cylinder, and Barbara Kacharynski of Storm Lake join freshmen Margaret Conlon Jacobson Shirley Duis John Hartman and Jane Runchey, Emmetsburg Mallard Fenton West Bend. Allen received a gold award for highest honors at 1964 commencement.
Two Emmetsburg youths aged 16 and 17 were arrested Tuesday for breaking and entering Bill's Sandwich Shop on Broadway. They allegedly stole $25 and two cartons of cigarettes, entered through a rear window, and were later turned over to juvenile authorities after authorities recovered most of the money and cigarettes.
Marie Gunsolly, a teaching golf pro from Eau Claire Wisconsin, will play an exhibition match Sunday June 7 at 3 pm at the Country Club course. She teams with city champion Jerry McCarty and former champs Joe Morrow and Jim Ausland. Public admission is free.
Exhibitors from eight states including Iowa head to Emmetsburg for the Palomino Horse Breeders Association state show at Palo Alto County fairgrounds. More than 70 entries compete in 33 classes starting at 1 p.m., with 300 to 400 spectators expected. Entries aim for points toward the National Palomino Show this summer. Refreshments will be available.
Summer session classes in Personal typing and driver education start Monday June 8 at Emmetsburg High School. 8:30 a.m. start. Personal typing students go to Room 110, driver education to Room 103. Registration for typing is closed at 42 students. driver education can take up to 12 more, with 36 registered and a maximum of 48.
Airport readings logged by George Bryant show wind directions and speeds over six days. Friday May 29 recorded NNW 12 to 15 mph, Saturday May 30 MT OTAa ay 4u-1p, Sunday May 31 N 10 to 15 mph, Monday June 1 N 12 mph, Tuesday June 2 incomplete, Wednesday June 3 N 10 mph, Thursday June 4 x 1b.
Harold Willis of the Emmetsburg Schools announced the summer instrumental music program. Three lessons run eight weeks from June 8 to July 31 in high school room one. Beginner band meets Thursdays starting June 11 at 10:00 a.m. in the auditorium. First rehearsal is June 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium, with the first concert June 10. Students unsure of lesson times should contact Willis.
Advertisement notes Fresh Free Chilled Milk through June to honor local dairy farmers. Promotions include Donahue Tire Shop offering a car cleaning and Vince donation, Hughes Drug Store June Savings, Rexall Headquarters deals, and a long playing record offered for $1.
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