Open House at Mont Clare Chiropractic Clinic
An open house on June 6 at Mont Clare Chiropractic Clinic showcased eight chiropractors including Dr. Paul R. Olesen who recently earned a doctor of chiropractic degree from National College of Chiropractic in Chicago. Also noted is Staff Sergeant Kenneth W. Barkue of Emmetsburg Iowa, a member of Hahn AB Germany’s 50th Supply Squadron, recognized with the Daedalian Trophy for outstanding supply support.
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Mont Clare
Paul R. Olesen
Clarence O. Olesen
Emmestburg
National College of Chirorpractic
Chicago
Olesen
Kenneth W. Barkue
Norman Barkue
A.A. 2
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Hahn AB
Germany
U.S. Air Force
Barkue
50Th
50Th Tractical
Order of Daedalians
Hahn
United States Air Forces In Europe Command
Air Force
Sergant Barkue
Mont Clare Chiropractic Clinic Open House Set for June 6
The Mont Clare Chiropractic Clinic at 7025 W Grand Ave hosts an open house on Sunday June 6 from 11 am to 3 pm. Eight chiropractors will be present to offer spine exams lung tests blood pressure checks and discuss complaints as a public service hosted by Dr Eugene Gailard and staff from the National College of Chiropractic Lombard.
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Mont Clare Chiropractic
W. Grand Ave
National College of Chiropractic of
Lombard
Mont Clare
Eugene Gailard
Chicago Area
Come and Go Farewell Reception for O'Dell Family
A farewell reception for Reverend and Mrs. Clair O'Dell and family was held Sunday June 6 from 2 to 4 pm in the friendship room of United Methodist Church Graettinger. Guests included friends neighbors and congregants who offered good wishes for their move to Davenport. O'Dell’s last sermon is scheduled June 20 at Graettinger Church.
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United Methodist Church
Clair O'Dell
Jan Reutter
Jacobso
Davenport
O'Dell
Graettinger
Ordination of David Aanonson at Gustavus Adolphus College
David Aanonson, Northwestern Lutheran Theological Seminary graduate, was ordained Sunday at Chass Chapel Gustavus Adolphus College St Peter Minnesota. Attendees included his wife Barbara children Rachel and Eric his parents Eldon and family and many relatives from Estherville Graettinger and Ames. He accepted a call to Carlton Iowa and will start July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Aanonson
Northwestern Lutheran Theological Seminary
Safety Camp in Iowa highlights youth on safety themes
Thirty seven youths from across Iowa attended the second annual Safety Camp for Iowa Youth at the Iowa 4 H Camping Center near Madrid last week. The program featured workshops on home and recreational safety, canoeing at Big Creek Lake, and a motorcycle safety session led by Bob Roush and Don Koroch. ISU Extension and county leaders organized the event, focusing on promoting safety within families and communities.
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Iowa
Bob Roush
Don Koroch
State of
Larry Bair
American National Red Cross
Rod Pickens
Iowa Conservation Commission
Big Creek Lake
Polk City
Charles Olofson
SFC
Paul Goldsworth
National Guard
Boone
Barbara Beal
Monticello
Sheila Wilson
Afton
Cathy Elgin
John Payson
Camanche
Martin Spjke
Washington
Kevin Miskell
Story City
Dairy Cows Arrive With Settlers in 1621
Cattle arriving at the James town colony in 1611 played a key role in America’s development says Don Voelker, Iowa State extension dairyman. Dutch settlers brought cattle by 1621. dairy breeds evolved in the 1800s with breed associations formed 1868 to 1885. Milch cows accompanied pioneers, families self sufficed, and early marketing relied on creameries.
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Jamestown Colony
America
Don Voelker
Iowa State University
Virginia Company
Holland
Pilgrim
Plymouth
Virginia
New York
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Chiropractic Clinic
Triton College
Triton
Victor A. Piotkowski
Piotkowski
Chicago General Health Service
National College of Chiropractic
Pepsi
Fontana Farms
Bordens G. C
Carton
Nesten
Lucky's Super Market
Graettinger,owa
Anets Dairy Matth
Sint Os
del Monte Corp
Mrs. Grimes
Bath Black Hawk
Army
Times
Wero
Lisa Duhn
Pat Duhn
Clayton
Anastasia (Toots) Petersen
Lloyd C. Petersen
Estherville
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