Direct funds available for senior rental housing programs
Direct loans for Sender City penal housing through the former administration. Recognizes nonprofit groups or corporations and research teams to provide rental housing in rural areas for low to moderate income seniors. Projects may involve construction, purchases, improvements, or alterations for economical senior living units, including one to two bedroom apartments with kitchen and bath. nursing or custodial care housing not financed.
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Rabiert R. Se
Ls .Sa
Lanne Orzie
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Fourteen 4-Hers Attend Second State Conference at Iowa State
Fourteen Palo Alto County 4-H members travel to Iowa State University for the second annual 4-H Conference held June 10 to 15. Kerry Randa and Diana Berkland lead the delegation with county staff coordinating workshops, citizenship discussion groups, and career explorations in agricultural engineering, home economics, and sciences.
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Palo Alto County
Viere
Towa State University
Kerry Randa
County
Diana Berkland
Margaret Pratt
County Extension
Theos
Lois Weishaar
Nancy Cur- Tans
Na Barber
Sandra Simonson
Patricia Kacharynski
Martha Nelson
Peter Jensen
Mover Dykluis
Bruce Goddard
Don Oppedal
Bob Tat
Chute Stillman
Art Juliane Doug ‘Hovendon
Des Moines
Russel G. Mawby
Michigan
Town State University
William Sayre
Ackworth
Iowa
Asa
Ruth Ann Hermansen
T.C. Hermansen
Ruthven
Johnson
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Fern Valley 4-H Notes Details May 22 Meeting
Fern Valley Starlets met May 22 at Rodiman school with 17 members and nine mothers present. Pam Simons spoke on hemming by hand. Aletha Fogerty and Bernadette Montag demonstrated gathered skirts. Better grooming contest winners were Carol Muntey in Senior, Bernadette Montag in Intermediate, and Vicki Elbert and Linda Thatcher in Juniors. Thanks to judges Mrs. Herman Norland and Mrs. Day Jacobson, and hostess Kathy Elbert.
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Fern Valley Starlets
Rodiman School
Pam Simons
Aletha Fogerty
Bernadette Montag
Carol Muntey
Vicki Elbert
Linda Thatcher
Herman’ Norland
Day Jacobson
Kathy Elbert
Liquor Licensing Law Details Outlined by Iowa League
The Iowa League of Municipalities reviews the new liquor license classifications and processes. Officials in cities or counties will act on three license levels affecting private clubs hotels motels and commercial establishments with official forms available statewide later this month.
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League of Iowa Municipalities
Emmetsburg Cooperative to Add Warehouse Extension
Pocahontas Rural Electric Cooperative awards the 40 by 50 foot warehouse extension at Emmetsburg, matching the current building. Low bid by C. I. Hersom Company of Laurens at 10310 dollars. Griffith Company of Fort Dodge prepares plans and will supervise. Construction to start immediately and finish within 80 days.
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Emmetsbure
Pocahontas
Materia L Ow
C. I. Hersom Company
Laurens
Iowa
Griffith Comany
Fort Dodge
George M. Stockdale
Hersem Company
Liquor Licensing Rules Spread Through Towns and Counties
Towns may issue licenses for liquor bars with a state review. Fees vary by license type from 300 to 750 dollars, with one day licenses for veterans groups at 100 dollars. Wet or dry votes require 25 percent turnout and county votes aren’t binding on councils. License proceeds split with localities, and state review follows preliminary approval. Be aware of implied consent penalties for driving intoxication and appeal routes.
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Emmittsburg
Country Club
Kermore Mate
Veterans” Organizations
American Lesson
VFW
Buen
The
League Magazine
State Liquor Commission
State Public Safety Commissioner
Hughes on Board Examining Class of Pharmacists
State examinations for pharmacists are underway in the new Pharmacy building at Lone City auditorium. Sixty examinees completed the written portion, with laboratory and oral tests held Wednesday. CB Caldwell of Pella chairs the board. Sar Windreth of Des Moines is secretary. Alumnus Charles Hughes, 1942 Emmetsburg graduate, and Wat J. Borta, 1924 Council Bluffs graduate, serve on the board. Thirty eight of the 66 examinees are graduates of the SUI College of Pharmacy, and the rest come from outside Iowa.
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Pharmacy
Lone City
CB. Caldwell
Pella
Pharmacy Examiners
Sar Windreth
Des Moines
SUI Alumni
Charles Hughes
Emmetsburg
Wat J. Borta
Council Bluffs
Orate of the
SUI College of Pharm
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Iowa Officials Debate Mandatory Tests for Police at Accidents
Emmetsburg police and county officers may order tests at serious crash scenes under a law. Only patrolmen, sheriffs, and civil service policemen with policy training can issue tests. County officials call the clause an oversight or protective measure for small towns. Licenses to sell alcohol require a valid beer permit, clean record, two years in Iowa, and good financial standing. federal stamp holders are excluded.
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Emmetsburg
Palo Alto
Iowa
Civil Service
Democrat
Charles Barlow
Robert Culver
John Brown
Barlow
Dick Miller
Ray Corley
Culver
Brown
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