Reeves Jr. Completes Infantry Training at Camp Gordon
Clarence Reeves Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Reeves, has completed basic combat training at Camp Gordon Georgia. He trained in infantry tactics and is assigned to specialized signal corps duties upon completion of basic training.
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Camp Gordon
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Cle- Trainsignal Corps
Jus C. Reeves
Mentning Center
Clarence Reeves
le Mars
Signal Corps Center grows into army communications hub
The Signal Corps Training Center expands into the largest signal center in the United States Army as it covers five seats with increasing facilities. The piece notes the center’s rapid growth from a few buildings to a major hub supporting all phases of training and communications expertise.
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Signal Corps
Tieanny Proglal
Thainsey Center
Lrajming Genter Isk
United States Army
Society Guests Attend Sibley Reunion and Baptism
Tuesday events centered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Win Bell with visitors from Washington D C New York City and Osan Iowa. Seventy family members attended a reunion of the Rass and Braun families amid baptism rites for Rebecca Louise Pew and announcements of Ann Elizabeth Brodie.
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Win. Bell
Robert McKay
Washington, D.C
Frank Braun
Jed Wicklow
New York City
F. Kass
Lo J. Rass
Gus Elisart
Luke
Osan
Iowa
Sibley
Lows
Sundas
Res Union
Rass
Braun
Theso
Rebeca Louise Pew
Richard Pew
Ann Elizabeth Brodie
Baptism and social notes from Slippery Rock Presbyterian scene
The report lists baptism details for Jon Urodig and Ravhicd Ann, children of Mr and Mrs Hubert Snaky, baptized by Rev John Oerler at Lewis Presbyterian church in Slippery Rock. It mentions Mrs Claire Steele singing, plus church and supper club social hosting, and relatives visiting from Suippers Rock. The Utesch children celebrated their seventh birthday with twenty guests at Earl Utesch’s home and a luncheon.
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Jon Urodig
Ravhicd
Ann
Hubert Snaky
John Oerler
Lewis Presbyterian Church
Slippery Rock
Penn
Claire | Steele
Presbyterian | Ish
George Mauer
Revo
John Perter
Davia and
Maurie
Suippers Rock
Perm
Anne Bomgnaurs
Res. Center
Presbyterian Church
Diane
Danny Utesch
Thei
Earl Utesch
Mrs. Utesch
Kate
Locals note long list of summer trips and visits
Miss Lena Gross leaves Thursday for three weeks on the west coast visiting her brother Fred Gross of Santa Monica and relatives in Los Angeles Long Beach Ventura and San Francisco. Dozens of locals including Joan Walker and Mrs Mary Walker plan weeks with relatives in various towns. several trips end in Colorado Idaho California and Manitoba with many extended family visits.
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West Coast
Fred Gross
Santa Monica
California
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Ventura
San Francisco
Joan Walker
Mary Walker
Pumehur
Law
Abs. Ruts Gard
Leeds
Joe Sheehan
Wayne Gard
Robert Mauer
Janet
Karen
Nancy
Lynda
Yellowstone National Park
Mayers
Senator
Yard Meadows
American Falls
Idaho
Oliver Romy
Pasadena
Oscar Era
Flinton
Ray Baack
Minnie Delperdang
Art Delperdang
Cherokee
Iowa
Charles Pierson
Ypsilanti
Mich
Pierson
M William Begg
Ethel Eyres
Robert Figg
Jimmy
Judy Rae
Hudson
Colorado
Cleveland
Ona
Ida Werth
Adta Werth
Glenwood
Denver
Claude Hall
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Orlando Keffeler
Hall
Keffelers
Oliver Koenig
Calif
Mecrfl
Hineton
Billy and
Miroo
Earl Layton
Carol Ann
Sioux Cry
Lake Okoboji
Missy Freda Buillines
Searle
Washington
Gordon Stokes
Miss the Ender
Canadian Rockies
Lake Louise Banff
Seagle, Wash
Walter Nigg
Minnesota
Canada
H. F. Pecks
Elizabeth Folley
Bob Lundgren
Ovens
C. A. Levins
Cedar Raphia
Levine
Louise Kerns
Kerns
Ruth
Rock Rapids
George
Jown
John
Black Hilly
Carole Ann Frotkey
Meo
Nathan Frotkey
Sioux Cry Ba
Clara Frotkey
Rosemary Sartori
Sioux City
Fred Lennon
Wahler Nige
Monte Rose
Joy Perry
Lb. R. Landschulte
Joan of
Wenoca
Omahama
Union Circulation Co
New York
Remsen
Kingsley
Anamosa
Northern Pipe Line Co
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R. J. M. Long
Robert Rasuius
Zeig
Mark
Floyd River
Seney
Fred Utesch
John Stucssi
Beresford
D.C. J
Utah
Myrna Utech
Albert Hawke
Gus Klisart
Luke
L. J. Kass
Ossian
Kass
Fred Wicklow
New York City
Carl Berg
Eunice Markey
Minneapolis
Minn
Mer
Rudy Berg
Robert Connell
E. H. Carey
Hugh Coy
Lhfe
Linda
Lusaka
Africa
Jay Douma
Afria
Coy
Daily
Washington, D. C
Brenda Louise
Hearty ‘Eheilen
Andrew Juhl
Brenda
Richmond
Caliwene
Dani Mills
Lou Theilen
Duan Mills
Juhl
Joe Foley
Casper
Wyoming
Howard Nanninga
Stewar Nevada
Verne Flirsett
Virginia City
Nev
Reno
Virginia City Foundation Trust
Comstock
Michie
Melanie Mighill
Mallory
Washiton
D. C
Burton Mighil
Elmer C. Rosendahl
Harry Burgard
Vista
John Robertson
Akron
Jay Robertson
Alcester
South Dakota
Donald Lucken
Calvin | Robertson
Mars
Marshalltown
Neil Robertson
St. Lawrence
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Le Mars Go Obie-Post July 2 1953 Car crash injures occupants
A Des Moines owned car driven by Paul Runde lost a blowout near Lake Milk and struck a driveway acting as a springboard, lifting the vehicle 11 feet into the air and injuring all aboard. Police and emergency services investigated the scene.
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LE Mars
Paul Runde
Des Moines
Lake Milk
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