Air Force unit wins top Smith trophy at Sioux City base
Six area air force men from Kingsley Akron Westfield and Marcus helped the ADC 30th air division win the Smith trophy as the best air defense ground unit. The trophy ceremony occurred November 19 at the Sioux City base after the division scored 6 930 of 7 000 points in a year long competition including a computer simulated enemy air attack. The rotating award, begun in 1963, honors General Frederic H Smith Jr. and recognizes excellence in isolated air defense units.
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Area Air Force
Kingsley
Akron
Westfield
Marcus
Air Force
Air Defense Command
ADC 30Th Air Division
Sioux City
Robert L. Tenboer
Karen M. McConnell
Kenneth McConnell
Sioux City Air Base
William A. Lamoureux
Richards- Gebauer Afb
le Mars Community High School
Night Fighter Assn
Frederic H. Smith Jr
ADC
Robert Tenboer
30Th Air Division
Sacred Heart hospital emptied as Sisters depart for Floyd Valley
In Le Mars Iowa the Sisters of St. Francis move from Sacred Heart hospital to Floyd Valley. Their art, statues and chapel leave with them, shaping a new atmosphere yet leaving a legacy of comfort faith and community. The Daily Sentinel credits Sister Mary Renee for historical help and notes a broader plea for community support. An aside to the Iowa Highway Patrol: Pitty the poor out-of-
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Sisters of St. Francis
Floyd Valley Hospital
Sacred Heart Hospital
St. Francis
Christ
Renee
le Mars
the Daily Sentinel
Mary Renee
Iowa Highway Patrol
Pitty
Thanksgiving Perks Fail For Licenses And Mail
Dennis the Menace notes fall birthdays of state college students who returned home for Thanksgiving. No driver license examiners were on duty Friday or Saturday across the state, delaying renewals. A Cherokee Daily Times shipment took six days to arrive, prompting a postal complaint about Epiphany cards. Westmar staff attended a Des Moines conference with 300 college development and public relations representatives.
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Cherokee Daily Times
Pony: Express
Ken Vance
Cal Stickel
Westmar
American College Public Relations Assn
American Alumni Council
Des Moines
Local Market Report From Sioux City Stockyards
Akron shipper Lloyd Offerdahl sold 30 medium weight hogs at Sioux City on Thursday averaging 257 pounds and 19.00 per cwt. Brunsville’s Max and Harry Utesch moved 26 slaughter steers at 1 075 pounds for 24.25 per cwt with nine head of 1 065-pound heifers at 22.75 per cwt. Le Mars’ Leland Fett offered about 60 home raised lambs on the slaughter lamb market weighing ~95 pounds and securing 22.75 per cwt. Report notes weekday publication and city listings, with staff credits and postal details.
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Lloyd Offerdahl
Akron
Sioux City
Max and
Harry Utesch
Brunsville
Leland Fett
le Mars
Academics can't offset the rabble at Berkeley
A Rock County Star-Herald editorial argues Berkeley remains a premier brains factory despite riots and crime. It criticizes student misconduct, cites rising theft and burglary, and condemns a decline in leadership and moral standards. The piece warns against Western inferiority complexes and urges accountability.
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Rock County
Berkeley
Bernard Shaw
America
Lewis S. Feuer
University of Toronto
Cleaning up water in Lyon County reporter era
State progress on water pollution cleanup highlighted by Big Sioux Rural Area Development association aims to set and enforce water purity standards. Public hearings across the state, including Sioux City on Dec. 1, invite citizens to express support for a sensible program to secure better and purer water.
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Lyon County
America
Big Sioux Rural Area Development Association
Sioux City
Lincoln Stanton Farm Bureau Women Host Christmas Workshop
Lincoln Stanton Farm Bureau women gathered at Mrs. Ernest Vaughn s home for a Christmas themed workshop making gifts from scraps. They crafted wishing wells from milk cartons gilded slipper bouquets and nylon clothes brushes with host Mrs Vaughn guiding. A potluck lunch followed a brief meeting and plans for Dec 14 include exchanging small gifts for Alice Schupp at the Muscatine nursing home with cookies and recipe exchanges. A collection supported the Scholarship and International Friendship fund.
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Lincoln Stanton Farm Bureau
Ernest Vaughn
Mrs. Vaughn
Alice Schupp
Muscatine
R. C. Hodgson
Scholarship and International Friendship Fund
Read fine print before buying ad in directory
Le Mars business and professional folks have received letters soliciting advertising in a classified directory. The card implies listings cover business firms in major cities and is mailed from Los Angeles. Attorneys warn some may think a $65 listing helps locally, but they could be listed in a distant city where they are unknown.
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le Mars
Los Angeles
Social event for St. Joseph Catholic ladies club
The Catholic ladies club of St. Joseph church in Le Mars will meet on Tuesday December 6 at 2 p.m. The parish hall will host the gathering with Mrs Frank Holzman as hostess Visitors are welcome.
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Catholic Ladies Club of
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Thomas W. Lamoureux
Thomas W. Lanham
John H. Lanham
Kingsley - Pierson Community High School
William E. Hummel
George E. Hummel
Division
Westfield Consolidated High School
Gregory C
U.S. Central Plains
Dennis the Menace
By Ketchum
State College
Post Office Department
le Mars Daily Sentinel
Iowa
Carter A. Pitts
Glade Reichert
John Hodgton
Ellis Johansen
Dick Koerselman
Joe Tewls
Mars and Merrill
Daily Sentinel
Plymouth
Editorial
New York Life Insurance Special
First St
Arie J. Bomgaars
Bob Bomgaars
KC Hall
Club
Don Gintert
Central Ave
Leo R. Flaherty
State Farm Life Insurance Company
K. W. Fry
H.I.A
Fourth Ave
Legion Club
Rhythmaires
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