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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1958
Page
1
Palo Alto county inductees into the U S armed forces were Robert Ruppert and Donald Hanselman both 23 from Mallard and West Bend. They left by bus for Des Moines processing on May 19.
H D Gill reported to the Chamber of Commerce at the Country Club that ECC may enroll between 80 and 100 students this fall, up from 38 last term. The effort, led by Gill after John E Smith’s resignation, built a plan and produced 750 brochures to boost interest and support.
City council recently granted permits for two new homes two dwellings additions a Laundromat a garage and a carport The estimated cost of these projects totals 28850 with actual costs likely rising to 40000 to 50000 A commercial permit was issued to Highway Patrolman and Mrs Wilton F Lewis for a Laundromat beside the Sinclair station on West Main construction under way.
American Heritage Centennial Flower Show to be held at West Elementary School on June 11 with sponsors Palo Alto Ayrshire and Mallard Garden clubs. Flower show chairmen include Mrs. George Varcoe and Mrs. A C Krueger al Cylinder. Rules list entry eligibility and timing with single entry per class.
Five young music makers debut with Blessed Are They on RCA Victor with flip side Marguerite. The Pettit siblings, grandchildren of Mrs. J. G. Fogarty, gained exposure on Arthur Godfrey Talent Scout. Their Chicago-based manager Fisher started a yearlong plan guiding their singing careers.
The Emmetsburg weather report shows a peak of 91 degrees on Wednesday with high humidity. A rain total of 0.71 inches the day before intensified the heat, as recorded for that midweek period.
The Rev Oliver E Johnson, pastor of the Hoople Zion Lutheran church in Hoople North Dakota, will become pastor of St John Lutheran church in Depew succeeding Rev H L Norheim. His Hoople resignation takes effect August 4 after earlier service in Happle and Grafton Ds. He is a Luther Theological Seminary graduate 1953 and was ordained in McVitie W C that year. He also serves as president of the Park Defense organization.
Last rites for George C. Stroup 48, Mallard resident and Philli66 Oil tank wagon driver, are set at 2 p.m. at Mallard Methodist Church with Rev. David E. Streyffeler WH officiating. Burial follows at Rush Lake cemetery. Survivors include brothers Dave and Art Stroup of Mallard and several sisters.
Mrs. Richard T. Bush of Prover failed to collect the C of G cash prize of 150 dollars Wednesday at three o clock when her name was drawn in Emmetsburg shops and stores. The prize will be 150 dollars next week announced Secretary A R McDonald.
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