Owasa Area News Highlights and Local Visits
Community items from Owasa Estherville and Eldora include church services at 10 a m and Sunday School at 14 m, visits among Lamprecht, Crosser Thayer and Akers families, a California trip, Halloween parties hosted by Shank and Whigham, corn husking bee with 60 wagons and 12 pickers, and numerous family gatherings at the homes of the Jacksons Huffmans and Trickeys plus church and social events across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Smith
Ruth and Carroll
Wilbur Smith
Mina Daleske
Verne Fuller
Myr
Edwin Palmer
Canada
Ellen Crosser
Mary Fuller
Rhoda Wer
Owasa
Walter Akers
Fred Ward
Lester Trickey
Clifford Trickey
Iowa Falls
Charles Trickey
Davenport
Fred Fuller
Low Holcomb
Eldora
Darwin Beck
Floyd Trickey
Lois Gunn
Princess In
Builders
Cedar Rapids
Bathman
Donald
H. W. Faris
Alden
Billarms
Marry Daleske
al Dillon
Marjorie Pessier
Lowa
Emma Freeman
Roy Thayer
Fidora
Blox Thiave
Thayer
Florence Northrup
George Cross
Luis Gunn
Fred Raab
Dorothy Raab
Dallas Road
Whitten
Readjusting force behind free trade debate
Facetiously noted as a joke that John L. Lewis should be shared, the piece argues U S wages are high and foreign competition would force readjustment. It contends employed Americans must consume U S production while bearing taxes from foreign aid and relic appropriations, warning that those behind tariff repeal are tied to domestic business interests and global cartels with socialists and sentimentalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
U. S
Weekend Visitors and Halloween Carnival Winners in County
Minneapolis callers visited the Don Perkins home Sunday afternoon en route to Florida for the winter. Nearby Eldora hosted a meat cooking demo at Mrs. Jackie Macy with a noon potluck. Nashua saw Mr. and Mrs. August Schluter hosting dinner guests. Keith and Martyn McCormick claimed third prize at the Hallowe en carnival while Nancy and Ronda Cowell won first prize as bride and bridegroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Don Perkins
Florida
Rollings
Floyd Beasley
Carl Steinfelt
Eldora
Ray Campbell
Lowell McCormick
Jackie Macy
Jess Broer
Inez Broer
August Schluter
Nashua
Keith
Martyn McCormick
Nancy
Ronda Cowell
Gene Eagen
Yank Nearing
Wayne Perkins
New Pro
Shifting Career Dreams In Adolescence And Family Change
A teenage boy alternates between air force pilot and business paths while a girl shifts from circus riding to missionary work. Now a homemaker with two sons and a daughter, her children also experience changing interests. A 12 year old who once left many projects unfinished becomes a responsible business partner with his father and a homeowner. Psychologists Malinson and Crumling study 250 Ss in grade 5, asking future plans, then repeat in grade 12, finding many youths change goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone
Ecarlier
Malinson and
Crumling
Lawn Hill Ladies Aid Bazaar Prep and Visits
The Lawn Hill Ladies Aid met with 23 members and one visitor to plan fancy work and aprons for the bazaar. Social visits included Deanna Sue Brady of Cedar Rapids staying with Floyd Heasley and others visiting at Reece, Blair, and Beasley homes. Local events noted include light fixtures at the Lown church and a display of two oil paintings in Eldora during art week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawn Hill
Ladies’ Aid
Elzie Eskridge
Gene Eagen
Maggie Eskridge
Ladies Aid
Diane Dickerson
Alice Cross
Floyd Beasley
Iowa Falls
Alden
E. E. Reece
Frank Ross
E. E. | Reece
Kaa McCarthy
Elyford
Deanna Sue Brauy
Clair Clingerman
Ihursday Tugat
Maryin McCann
Waterloo
Theodore Crosser
Jessie Balcom
Florence Northrup
George Cross
Richard Blair
Murl Sayey
Robert Sayer
Deanna Sue Brady
Cedar Rapids
Adrian Bacnman
Hubbard
Don Berkins
Ames
Beverly
Sherry Rogers
Donna
Linda Perkins
Sanday
Abbie Engen
Riggert
Eldora
Robert Roilings
Deaf Man Perfects Midget Hearing Aid
Deaf man Mr WW Lyons, long hearing impaired, perfects a secret wear hearing aid. It makes voices radio and clock tick sound natural. For details write C W Egeland 418 Walnut Waterloo Town for full information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. A. Lyons
C. W. Egeland
Walnut Street
Waterloo
Town
Changing interests shape teen career choices and hobbies
The article notes that teens frequently change interests and that such shifts are normal. It argues that evolving hobbies or work interests help form a final vocation, and that a teen’s development should be guided with constructive, practical pursuits rather than unproductive heating concerns.
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Dewey Lamprecht
Ed Brandon
Nebraska
Harry Hutnel
John Dickenson
Frank Conkin
Paul Cros
Karen
Andrew Gachman
G. C. Perkins
Ackley
W. H. Platts
W. H. Paite
Sherry Curtiss
California
Richard Crosser
Lloyd Thayer
Daryl
R. O. Huffman
Californ
Meloday Shank
Hallowe'en
Barbara Jo Whigham
Bill Crosser Wok Upperly
James Lee
See
Jean Balvane
Richard Nehring
Patricia Curtis
Merle Costello
Dallas Jackson
C. A. Jackson
Leonard Hoffman
Buckeye
Wayne Rierson
Barbara Jean
Radcliffe
Mrs
Paul Carr
Berlin
Estherville
Ray Marley
Mollie Pickens
James Carr
Harry Daleske
Eldora Stores
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Retail Committee
Eldora Chamber of Commerce
Washington and Advan
Washington
W. Hardereign
Korea
North Africa
America
Normnal Federation of Independent Business
C. Wilson Harder
W Bank
Finance Company
Iowa
THE
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
Airforce
Cedar
Hamilton
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