Ruppert Family Reunion At Mallard A Community Event
Ruppert family members gathered for a reunion in Mallard with attendees from Algona Ruthven Havelock and nearby towns. Dinner was at St Marys parish hall and many relatives visited, some traveling from Ames Prairie City and Clear Lake while others stayed local. A hospital visit and social events accompanied the meet including a Mother Daughter banquet and various familial gatherings at homes across the region.
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Ruppert
Mallard
St. Mary's Parish
Bob Buschers
Pat .Doernings
Blaerville
Clarence
Joe Ruppert
Elizabeth Ruppert
Francis
Romain Ruppert
Jim Arent
Algona
Joe Waugh
Emmetsburg Hospital
J. R. Gilbert
Prairie City
Basil Duffy
Ronald
Richard’ Hersam
Morris Schumacher
Ames
Curlew
Donna Lowe
Harry Ritchart
Betty
Rose, Peterson
Madrid
The
Methodist Church
Esther Circle
Byron ‘Truag
Ildren
Altoona
Alfred D. Hersam Jr
Virginia Beach
Hersam
Naval ‘Air-Force
Fort A
Don Bottger
Sandra
Brjie
Alfred Hersam
AT. Ritchart
Roy Wills
Sophia Aldrich
Alfred” Hersom
Si Burton
Roger
Keith Sadler
I Tide
Maturday
Fort Sadier
State Civil Defense Announces New Warning Signals
The Civil Defense director C E Ben Fowler announces new public warning signals developed to better protect the general public from hydrogen bomb fallout. The updated system is simpler and conforms to the latest research on potential dangers. The plan for Iowa follows the revised signal procedures.
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Civil Defense
C.e.“Ben” Fowler
Towa
Civil Defense Warning Signals Revised National Plan
Federal Civil Defense Administration announces updated alert and take cover signals for public warning systems. Alert is a steady three to five minute blast signaling mobilization and possible evacuations with radio instructions. Take cover is a wavering tone or short blasts for imminent attack, with shelter advised and new exit instructions via radio or officials.
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FCDA
Fowler
State Civil Defense
Anniversary At Huxley Centenary Observed
The Palestine Latter Day church in Story County marked its centennial after being organized in 1855 by a group from Lisbon, Illinois who settled in the area to establish homes, honoring a long-standing community faith.
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Huxley
Palestine Lateran Church
Story County
Lisbon
Ilinois
Lost And Found: Coach Kuhlman Loses Billfold With $600
Osceola football coach A. F. Kuhlman reported losing a billfold containing about $600 recently. The finder is urged to return it to the Osceola post office or police.
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A. F. Kuhlman
Osceola
Lost Son Reunited With Parents After 15 Years
A workman found a boy who had been separated from his adopters by a court order in 1940. The Art Millers Laf Sheldon had previously taken a son for adoption but lost him due to the order. After a long series of coincidences and misunderstandings, Harvey Allen Goeman, now 5, was visited by the Millers and the boy who was once theirs.
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Art Millers
Laf Sheldon
Millers
Harvey Allen Goeman
Debt Record in Banded Once Sheldahl Iowa
Banded community of Sheldahl in Polk County has incurred debt only once since its founding. Five years ago the town voted a bond issue to finance its water system.
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Sheldahl
Iowa
Polk County
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