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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1961

Page

8

Easter Mission in Rough Rock Navajo Hogans

A Rough Rock Navajo mission service draws a diverse Navajo congregation from miles around in a drizzly desert day. The Rev Vern Ellis and his wife run the Rough Rock Indian School and Mission, hosting meals, care for emergencies, and schooling. Willie preaches in Navajo then English, climaxing with a memorable bilingual finale.

Arizona Willie Vern Ellis Rough Rock Ellis Nebraska

R R CEJKA NAMED PRESIDENT OF CORN BELT POWER COOP

At the Corn Belt Power Cooperative annual meeting in Humboldt Iowa R R Cejka of Laurens was elected president and chairman of the board succeeding Ben Jaspers who served nearly twenty five years. Jaspers received a plaque and new officers Maureen Rust Wicks Dokken and new directors John Cooper and Merle Johns were named.

Corn Belt Power Cooperative Humboldt R. R. Cejka Laurens Ben Jaspers Steamboat Rock Corn Belt Jaspers Hardin County Rural Electric Cooperative Iowa Falls Federated Generating Cooperative Hampton Hampton and Pocahontas Mr. Jaspers John Cooper Grundy Center Merle Johns R. R Bob) Cejka Pocahontas County Rural Electric Cooperative Iowa Rural Electric Cooperative Association

IS YOUR SUBSCRIPTION DUET OkreKk FOUR EXPIRATION LABEL TODAY

Read as a quirky notice about a subscription plan labeled Duet OkreKk, highlighting four expiration labels and urging action today. The fragmentary source presents a promotional or reminder message with unclear context and no solid event or date details.

OkreKk TODAY

New Plan In Nursing Education Announced At St Joseph Mercy

A three year nursing program at St Joseph Mercy School of Nursing in Sioux City will be shortened to September through May terms with summers free. The plan integrates classroom and hospital clinical work at St Joseph Mercy Hospital, with Briar Cliff College offering extension credit toward a bachelor’s degree. The Iowa Board of Nurse Examiners approved the program, enabling graduates to sit for the Iowa registered nurse licensing exam and transfer credits to other colleges if desired. JoAnn Murphy and Mary Ellen Craven are listed as senior and first year students.

St. Joseph Mercy School of Nursing Sioux City St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Midwest Iowa Briar Cliff College School of Nursing Iowa Board of Nurse Examiners JoAnn F. Murphy Emmet Murphy Mary Ellen Craven Lester Craven

Bill Hamm of Waverly Convalescent Home Turns 101

Bill Hamm of the Waverly Convalescent Home in Waverly recently celebrated his 101st anniversary. Friends say he seems to have nine lives due to a long run of accidents and near misses, including multiple broken bones and a fire in Waverly years ago.

Bill Hamm Waverly Mr. Hamm

Farm Outlook Gattle Says Beef Supply Very Likely Stable

Farm economist Francis Kutish of Iowa State University says cow slaughter may modestly rise but overall cattle numbers appear near stable. Lamb production may be up slightly by about 200000 head, with Western states likely to pause expansion due to weak lamb prices. Hog prices should stay steady to higher as slaughter declines, with lard prices rising and demand softening from weak business activity and high unemployment.

Gattle Francis Kutish Iowa State University Kutish

Thorn ton woman honored for 50 years in OES

Mrs George Myers of Thorn ton was honored by the O E S for a fifty year membership in the chapter. The award date matched the anniversary of when she first joined the chapter fifty years ago, an unusual coincidence.

George Myers Thornton O.E. S

Unusually Small Calf Born To Mas sent Angus Cow

Louis Chapman of Mas sent reports a rare calf born to his black Angus cow. The calf stands about 12 inches high yet runs and plays like a normal calf, and is thriving despite its unusually small size.

Louis Chapman Massent

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