War Germ Tests in U S Cities Spark Fear and Debate
Public reaction to a 10 year old disclosure about Army germ warfare tests in eight American cities grows volatile. Readers recall being told they were guinea pigs as sprays of simulants were released in places like the New York City subway. Authorities insist tests caused no disease and note shifts to defensive research since.
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Tell It To Your Column Signoff Raises Photo Privacy Issue
A reader argues it is unfair to photograph people without warning in the Daily Sentinel. Dale Wood of Woody's lounge Marcus announces the sale of his establishment to his son Mark Wood Marcus and Tim Galles Remsen. New owners took over Dec 27 after 11 years of Woody's operation.
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Sioux County Marriage Licenses Report
Sioux County issue lists marriage licenses for Brian D Gesink 18 Orange City and Karen K Doleslager 17 Sioux Center. Randall L Wiand 24 Hawarden and Yarda R Hulleman 21 Hawarden. Harlan W Moss 22 Hull and Marsha J Van Ballegooyen 22 Hawarden. Paul A De Jong 23 Hespers and Elaine F Wynna 21 Maurice.
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Le Mars Daily Sentinel Names and Dates
The excerpt lists staff names Carter A. Pitts Glada Koerselimen Frederick P. Verzani Verle Matzdorff doch Sitzmann Wayne Schipper William Degen Jr. and a notice dated Thursday December 30 1976 about subscription options including one month, three months, six months and one year in the Le Mars Daily Sentinel Iowa.
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Glada Koerselimen
Frederick P. Verzani
Verle Matzdorff
Doch Sitzmann
Wayne Schipper
William Degen Jr
U.S.A. Reid
Deeds recorded involving Mary Loutsch and relatives transfers
Deeds show Mary Loutsch transferring property to Joseph Loutsch Jeanne Vandom Joyce Nussbaum and Jeffrey Loutsch W 12 NE 28 93 43 with $10 deed. Wyman L March to Melva March Lot 4 Block 4 Kingsley for $1. Myrna QO Brodie to Malcolm W Brodie S 4NW 2 NW 4 and E 4 NE YNW 35 92 48 for $1. Myrna O Brodie to R Bruce Brodie S 4 NE and WANW A NE 34 99 48 for $1. Mary Loutsch to Kathleen M Guntren Pt NW 4 SE TM 1 92 44 and Pt SW 4 NE 4 1 92 44 for $10. Akron Lumber Co to Dennis H Lias Lot 21 in oon's Ist Add Akron for $1.
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Joseph Loutsch
Jeanne Vandom
Joyce Nussbaum
Jeffrey Loutsch
Wyman L. March
Melva
Bik
Kingsley
Myrna QO. Brodie
Malcolm W. Brodie
Myrna O. Brodie
R. Bruce Brodie
Kathleen M. Guntren
Akron Lumber Co
Dennis H. Lias
Oon
Akron
Christmas Reflections and Family Memories From The Sentinel
The writer recalls Christmas chaos and joy as family gathers, notes a Santa gift jar of olives for Glada and Kelly, and laments no hints from Santa. They reflect on aging, blessings, and a day spent organizing old negatives from the 1960s for future Friday Sentinel reprints, ending with hope readers enjoy the photos.
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Schwiesow to become Sioux County Sheriff in January
Jim Schwiesow of Hawarden will assume the Sioux County sheriff’s office on January 2, 1977, succeeding retiring Sheriff Ted Hoagland. Schwiesow won the June primary with 2,048 votes over Larry Hoesktra and Doug Saunders, bringing 17 years in Hawarden police work and a military police background. Deputy Doug Sanders remains, with Tom Sedgwick named as a second deputy.
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Tom Sedgwick
Ted Hoolgand
Gert
Hoogland
Sheriff’s Office
Harry Dykstra
Dykstra
Iowa
Gertrude Bruch
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Hooglands
Doon Press
New Year pledge to moderate greed and improve life
A meditation on greed urging restraint as a New Year resolution. The author argues greed fuels war and unhappiness, while tempering it by even ten percent would improve society, calling for shared generosity and self restraint for a better world.
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