Mars High School To Feature Soloist Gallodoro
Alfred Gallodoro known as a three instrument reed expert will act as soloist and clinician at Mars High School auditorium on February 1. He will give a 2 30 pm clinic and at 8 pm perform with the L H S concert band after appearing on Omnibus with Leonard Bernstein. He is listed as ABC Networks first saxophonist and has concert and clinic appearances coast to coast with symphony orchestras and college ensembles.
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Alfred Gallodoro
Mars High School
Tiple
Gallodoro
Leonard Bernstein
American Broadcasting Company Network
NFO Meeting Updates Westfield Township Officers Elected
The National Farmer's Organization held a meeting on Thursday January 19 1956 in Westfield with 89 members present. Officers elected were Glen Hughes chairman Harold W Bringman vice chairman Leonard J Welch secretary and Mike Welch treasurer. Plans were made to contact absent farmers and continue NFO activities following a December 5 1955 rally in Sioux City addressed by Carl H Wilken.
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Farmer's Organization
Westfield
Farm & Business Rally & Institute
Mayfair
Sioux City
Carl H. Wilken
Washington, D. C
NFO
Glen Hughes
Harold W. Bringman
Leonard J. Welch
Mike Welch
Westfield Township
Paratrooper Harolds Lias Jumps at Fort Carson
Fort Carson Colorado reports Private first class Harold R Lias son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Lias Westfield Iowa was among 100 paratroopers who jumped from 12000 feet into a 10000 foot snow covered drop zone as part of winter training Exercise Lode Star He is with the 77th Special Forces Group stationed at Fort Bragg NC and entered service in 1952 He graduated from Westfield High School in 1948 The Women's Association of the
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Fort Carson
Colo
Harold R. Lias
Vernon Lias
Westfield
Iowa
Colo. Lis
Fort’s
Army
Lias
77Th Special Forces Group
Fort, Bragg
N. C
Westfield High School
Women's Association of the
Presbyterian meeting in Social rooms at 2 30 PM
The Presbyterian church will hold a Tuesday afternoon gathering in its Social rooms at 2:30. Mrs. Tabe Loats of Hospers will speak and present pictures of missions in the Southwest. STAG Members of Walmer Past-Free Bar B-Q Beef Dinner details announced at Le Mars Armory. Elmer Wilmes returns to Long Beach Navy base after two weeks leave. Mrs. C. W. Pitts plans wintering in California.
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John Wilmies
Long Beach
Calif
C. W. Pitts
Pasadena
Altadena
California
Farewell party for Mr and Mrs Wesley Utech
Neighbors gathered at the Utechs home for a farewell party as they plan to move to a farm near Trent South Dakota in February Guests included multiple couples from the community who shared a gift and a poem expressing fond memories and good wishes for their future.
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Wesley Utech
Utechs
Trent
South Dakota
H. H. Beitelspacher
Lawrence Renken
Marvin Renken
Jack Beitelspacher
Ernest Beitelspacher
Henry Urban
Dick Westhoff
Eddie Plueger
George Ludwigs
George Frerichs
Geo. Popken
Herman Renken
Walter Renken
Tena Ludwigs
Utesch
Fredonia 4-H Farmerettes Host January Meeting
Fredonia Farmerettes 4-H club met January 18 with host Janice Jaffer presiding. The pledge was recited, roll call listed goals for the year, and secretary and treasurer reports were approved. Members planned a Sioux City tour of furniture stores and showcased several demonstrations including Living Room Wallpaper, Portfolios, Capturing Beauty, and a Color Wheel. Next meeting set for February with lunch served by Janice and her mother.
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Janice Jaffer
Fredonia Farmerettes
Sioux City
Patricia Parkingson
Janice
Patricia
Janice Jutef
Grant Clover Clovers 4-H Club Meeting Report
The Grant Clover Clovers 4-H club met January 10 at Jean Corley’s home with 10 members present. A bake sale was held January 21 at O. P. Skaggs store. Elaine Popker led a demonstration on A Place for a Pencil and Lennice Pophen spoke on Articles for Personal Grooming. Jean and her mother served a lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Clover Clovers 4-H Club
Jean Corley
O. P. Skaggs
Elaine Popker
Lennice Pophen
Jean
Mary Ann Ahrendt
Johnson Homemakers Meet At Nancy Wendt Home
The Johnson Jr. Homemakers held their regular meeting at Nancy Wendt's home on January 16 with fifteen members present. They reviewed a letter from Butternut Coffee Co thanking the group for strips, heard demonstrations on Mitered Corners and Easy Kitchen Curtain, discussed sewing for about ten minutes, and planned oral reports for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Jr
Nancy Wendt
Butternut Cofee Company
Pat Sunton
Marlyn Willer
Loretta Pausch
New Member Kathy Stinton Welcomed at Luncheon
Report notes Kathy Stinton joining as a new member. Luncheon hosted by the hostess featured a meal and social remarks.
Grand Jury slate set for February term and local incidents
Grand Jury selections listed for February 14 1956 at 1 30 p m include Garfield Grant LeMais Thurst Chapman Henry Walter Erichsen Remsen Alison Harnack Preston Hibichs Marion Kneip Meadow Krogman Washington Lambert Elkhorn Montagne grant Lola Morey Johnson Tindall Portland Tucker and Earl Pletcher killed when a bottle gas heater exploded while assisting a neighbor. Also notes 18th wedding anniversary at Coralville, a deer crash at John Deere store Anthon school vote approves 344000 for improvements termites threaten Red Oak fire stallion Jesse Kendall found frozen to death after horse injury and cold exposure.
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Garfield
Grant Case
LeMais
Thurst Chapman Henry Walter Erichsen
Remsen
Alison A. Harnack
Preston
John Hibichs
Marion
Nick Kneip
Meadow
Clarence Krogman
Washington
John Lambert Elkhorn
Lester Montagne Grant
Lola Morey Johnson
J. Claire Tindall
Portland
Emery Tucker
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LE Mars Glose
LE Mars
le Mars Globe-Post
Prraachive
NFO Meeting
Coulters
Planter Shoes
Grant
Kathy Stinton
Gndt
Grand Jury
Earl Pletcher
Polk City
Coralville
Chas
Guy
Anthon
John Deere Store
Algona
Red Oak
Jesse Kendall
Ibey Beloved S
Mr. Farmer
Tolman’s Plow Shop
Luken’s
Furniture
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