Miss Sharon Treiber Becomes Globe Post Teletype Operator
The photo shows Sharon Treiber daughter of Glenn and Hudson area residents becoming the Globe Post office teletype operator in Le Mars. She has worked there two months after graduating Hudson High School and studying at Southern State Teachers College. She is the oldest of five children and granddaughter of Martha Treiber.
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Bud’s
Sharon Treiber
Glenn Treiber
Hudson
South Dakota
Sharon
Globe-Post Office
Hudson Highschool
Hudson South Dakota
Southern State Teachers College
Springfield
S. D
Martha Treiber
LeMars
Globe Post
le Mars
Lorna Roeder
Globe- Post
Yuma
Arizona
No Rain Since May 12 Hurts Crops In County
Weather has delayed crop recovery after the May 21 freeze. Most of the county has had no rainfall since May 12. Hay and small grains suffer from topsoil moisture loss. about 5 percent of corn replanted, rest recovered. Aphids scarce in oats, due to freeze not infestation. Harvesting uneven due to stalk break. Dry oats and legume sacrifices lead to discouraging plowing of small grain per county extension director Arlie Pierson.
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Arlie Pierson
Paroled Boy Faces Hostility in Schools
A harsh cycle haunts youths released from Eldora Training School as peers and staff react with hostility, risking recidivism. Pilot programs by Eldora officials and public educators aim to break patterns by sharing psychological and academic histories with receiving districts, guiding placement decisions.
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Ablic
Iself
Eldora ‘Training School
Eldora Training School
Department of Public Instruction
Des Moines
Department of
School readjustment plan aids paroled youths
A school program assigns a pupil advisor to help a paroled boy reintegrate. The advisor is warned to be especially vigilant during the first weeks, aiming to reduce psychological vulnerability and make the school setting feel less threatening. The approach seeks to foster acceptance by educational staff of the challenges in rehabilitating youths back into society.
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Ber
Younsters
Iowa Bus Driver Training Starts Four Year Program
Three thousand six hundred eighty seven school bus drivers from four hundred nineteen schools began the first phase of a twelve hour course spanning four years. Sponsored by the Iowa Department of Public Instruction and partners, the program covers defensive driving, vehicle checks, laws, liability, and insurance with future classes to include first aid, equipment use, accident records, operation economy, pupil relations, route hazards, and safe driving techniques to improve student safety.
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Dave
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
State College of Iowa
Awa Highway Safety Patrol
Iowa Drivers Education Association
State Department
Iowa State Bar Association
Iowa Association of Independent Insurance Agents
Hospital Visiting Rules Tightened After Late Guests
A hospital warns that persistent visitors extend beyond allowed hours, hindering doctors and nurses during evening rounds. Administrators note patients recover faster with rest and urge adherence to visiting times, citing exhausted patients and overburdened staff as risks to care quality.
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Alleadig
Hospital visitation advice emphasizes quiet and family visits
The guidance notes that during short hospital stays only immediate family should visit, with cards and flowers for support. It discourages radios and TVs as goal therapy, urging peace and quiet as the best medicine, and warns that harsher rules may be needed if guidelines are not followed.
Le Mars Bowlers Win Some Money
Le Mars women bowlers earned prizes in a Memphis tournament. Wayside Team placed 94th cashing $80. Garding and Kenney 263rd $20. Betsworth and Hanse 814th $8. Ingles with 6104 entries awarded Garding 650th $4.67 and Hansen 960th $6. Betsworth 49th $4. Shaking the trip were Betsworth Hansen Nenmmners Kennedy and Garding. The group traveled to Kentucky Derby then Ozarks on return.
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Memphis
Tennessee
Regina Garding
Mabel Kenney
Laura Betsworth
Helen Hanse
Helen Hansen
Verna Nemimers
Verna Nenmmners
Mable Kennedy
Ozarks
Next year tournament set for Lynnbrook Lanes Minneapolis
The upcoming event is scheduled for the Lynnbrook Lanes in Minneapolis next year. Details on dates and participating teams were not provided in the fragment.
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Lynnbrook
Minnapolis
Nuns Day At Okoboji Draws 112 Attendees
One hundred twelve nuns from north west Iowa attended the third annual Nuns day at Prairie Gold scout reservation West Okoboji. Activities included archery marksmanship boating handicraft and a closing camp fire. Diocesan chairman Robert Hassett introduced committee members and guests. Rev Patrick J Nooney of Manking IA served as scout chaplain.
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Prarie Gold
West Okoboji
North West Iowa
Catholic Committee For Pay Scouts
Algona
Ashton
Early
Spencer
Mallard
le Mars Storm
Lake Sheldon
Fort Dodge
Milford
Carroll
Larchyd
Oyens
Sioux City Remsen
McGranville
Pocahontas
Alton
Wesley
Bancroft
West Bend
Robert Hassett
Scouting Under Catholic Auspices At Local Camp
An annual event outline explains the purpose of scouting under Catholic auspices and notes the need to add spiritual development programs for boys. The general program is led by Jerry Stoup and Roman Heinrichs with Fort Dodge camp facilities extended to all participants.
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Cese
Jerry Stoup
Sioux City
Nuns Day
Roman Heinrichs
Spencer Mark Perkinson
Prairie Gold Council
Fort Dodge
Hog Market Outlook Hinges on Summer Demand
Farm economist Francis Kutish of Iowa State University says price strength is ahead this summer as hog receipts began easing in mid May. Terminal markets improved faster than interior markets, and the March 1 pig crop report indicated this summer's hog supply will be no larger than expected.
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Francis Kutish
Iowa State University
Hog market outlook cited by Katish expects limited gains
Katish predicts a steadier hog market through July and August with prices not as strong as last summer due to high pork and beef stocks. He notes better price reports for the next three months but warns that if sow farrowings rise 4 percent in late spring, hog prices could fall this fall and again next winter.
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Katish
Kutish
Fine Household Appliances On Sale In Le Mars Iowa
General Electric and Frigidaire appliances advertised for sale by Transfer Refrigeration and Air Conditioning in Le Mars Iowa. Readers urged to see the two top lines of finest appliances before buying.
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General Electric
Frigidaire
le Mars
Iowa
Brunsville Confirmation Day and church notes
Brunsville Confirmation Day was held at the Lutheran church in Brunsville on Sunday May 26 with Barbara Krienart Loren Harrington Michael Stinton becoming members. Many Brunsville folks attended the wedding of Dave Johnson and Joyce Kack Sunday evening. Newly elected officers of the Luther League were installed Thursday evening at Ascension Day service Lanny Radloff president Norma Toel vice president Janet Bur sertary Carol Brown treasurer New confirmands Barbara Kuehn Virgil Warenhorst Mich Krienert Loren Harrington Carol el Stinton and Joyce Trometer. Homes are being re-roofed due to hail damage. Cathy Brooks and Janet Brown were named varsity cheerleaders at Central high and Carol Brown was chosen as alternate on the Sparkettes drill team.
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Lutheran Church In
Brunsville
Barbara Krienart
Loren Harring’ton
Michael Stinton
Luther League
Lanny Radloff
Norma Toel
Janet Brown
Sertary
Carol Brown
Johnson and Brunsville
Luter
Barbara Kuehn
Virgil’ Warenhorst
Mich' Krienert
Loren Harrington
Carolel Stinton
Joyce Trometer
Cathy Brooks
Central High
Sparkettes
Card Ot Tag A Sincere Thanks For Birthday Wishes
A compact note expresses gratitude to those who sent birthday greetings to Mrs. Treton Town. The writer thanks friends and neighbors for their kind thoughts and support on the occasion.
Boston honored for half century service with railroad
The report credits Ralph Boston of Nevada with fifty years of service in the Rock Island System and notes he plans to continue working next year despite nearing retirement. Boston remains active in the railroad sector as a veteran employee.
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Ralph Boston
Nevads Én
Boston
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