Memorial Stan Short Trophy Established at Westmar College
At Westmar College commencement Dr H H Kalas unveils the Stan Short Memorial Trophy to be awarded annually to the football player who died last fall from an athletic injury. The winner receives a tall upright trophy with a plaque bearing Stanley Short’s image and yearly engravings. President Kalas praises Coach Brockman’s gesture as a lasting boost to spirit, sportsmanship, and clean play, ensuring Short’s memory endures.
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Westmar College
H. H. Kalas
Stan Short
Stanley Short
Kalas
Brockman
St Joseph High Holds Commencement at St Joseph Church
Commencement exercises for St Joseph high school at Genville will be held Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in St Joseph church.
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St. Joseph High School
G?nville
St. Joseph Church
Graduates Named From Local Commencement
Graduates include Ronald and Sylvester Penning Rodger and Vincent Bindner Carol Sauer Carole Koob JoAnn Schuster Pauline Nucel Clarice Creat Carole Ahlers Marilyn Ney Linda Schiemoelier Lorna Lechtenberg Francis Georgen Ger tald Goebel and Lyle Podiz
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Ronald and
Sylvester Penning
Rodger
Vincent Bindner
Carol Sauer
Carole Koob
JoAnn Schuster
Pauline Nucel
Clarice Creat
Carole Ahlers
Marilyn Ney
Linda Schiemoelier
Lorna Lechtenberg
Francis Georgen
Gertald Goebel
Lyle Podiz
Four Iowa Counties Among National Top 100 For Agriculture
The Iowa Development Commission lists Plymouth Sioux Woodbury and Cherokee among the nation s 100 leading agricultural counties. Pottawattamie leads the group with Sioux County second in production and Kossuth Clinton and Plymouth also ranked. Census shows these counties sold over 411 million in farm products, about 8 of the national total, while the 100 counties together account for about 20 of all farm product value in the United States.
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Iowa News Bulletin
Iowa Development Commission
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
Cherokee
Iowa
Pottawattamie County
Iowa Developement Commission
Sioux County
Kossuth
Clinton Couty
Plymouth County
U.S
Masons To Honor Frank Stamp At Banquet And Program
Occidental chapter 114 Royal Arch Masons will honor Companion Frank Stamp at a banquet at the First Methodist Church at 6 30 p m Wednesday May 22 957 A program will follow at 8 00 p m at the Masonic Temple for his services to capitular Masonry Mr Lamp has received Knights of the Royal Arch award the grand chapters highest honor
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Occidental Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Frank Stamp
First Methodist Church
Masonic Temple
Lamp
Knights of the Royal Arch
Local Masons honor Mr Stamp at Grand Chapter banquet
Four awards were presented at the Grand Chapter of town in 1957 with Mr Stamp among recipients. He served 22 years as secretary of Occidental Chapter 114 and is a past High Priest. Masons and Eastern Star members are urged to attend the banquet and program to honor his capitular Masonry work. Reservations are $1.25 per plate and can be made by calling 12053 before Tuesday noon.
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Town
Stamp
Occidental Chapter
Eastern Star
Westmar College Figures Resignations of Two Professors
President Kalas announces Dorothy Frie resigns as Director of Physical Education for Women and Mary Sue Warner resigns as Professor of Secretarial Science and Business Education. He notes the reluctance to lose these two professors and says replacements will be announced soon.
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Kalas
Dorothy Frie
Mary Sue Warner
Funeral for Mrs Anne Bonneville in Alton
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Anne M. Bonneville, 89, a former Alton resident who died in Long Beach California. Rev Zeno Reising officiated at St Mary Catholic Church Alton with burial in the church cemetery. A wake was held the night before. She was born in Luxembourg on March 1 1868 and moved to California about eight years ago. Survivors include three sons John of Long Beach Frank and Lawrence in California. three daughters Adolph Molitor Spokane Washington Lynn Sorg druger Alan and Theo Bruce in California. 15 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
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Anne M. Bonneville
Alton
Long Beach
Cal
St. Mary Catholic Church
Zeno Reising
Church
Fisch Funeral Home
St. Mary Chapel
Bonneville
Luxembourg
California
Michael
John
Frank
Lawrence
Adolph Molitor
Spokane
Wash
Lynn Sorgdruger
Alan
Theo Bruce
Funeral services for Walter W. Hamil of Fort Madison
Walter W. Hamil aged 62 of Fort Madison formerly Kingsley died Monday. Funeral services were at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Dickinson funeral home Kingsley with Rev. Everett R. Major officiating. Burial followed in Kingsley Cemetery. Born August 7, 1894 in Quorn Ta he attended Plymouth county schools. He married Velma Pratt February 4, 1920 in Sioux City. He farmed near Kingsley before moving to Fort Madison in 1942. Survivors include a son in Kingsley a brother Kenneth of Sioux City a sister Mrs Grayce Clark of Sioux City and three grandchildren.
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Walter W. Hamil
Fort Madison
Kingsley
Dickinson
Everett R. Major
Kingsley Cemetery
Mr. Hamil
Quorn
Plymouth County
Velma Pratt
Sioux City
Government lists ways to stay in business
Government issues a leaflet by L. S. MacKenzie of the Small Business Administration outlining ten strategies for small retailers to meet price cutters. It stresses specialization, personal selling, services, timing, expense control, and consumer relations to avoid losing money while remaining competitive. The Omaha field office details are provided.
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L. 5
MacKenzie
Smal Business Administration
Small Business Administration
Omaha
Federal Office Building
Han Dodge Streets
Nebraska
Mvade
Iowans Boost April Bond Sales in Savings Program
Bond report shows Iowa residents invested 10,554,897 in U.S. savings bonds during April, bringing four month totals to 51,537,060 and 36 percent of the 1957 quota. Gordon Mennen, Le Mars volunteer chairman of the program, said April county sales reached 60,091 in Plymout h County.
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U.S
Gordon Mennen
le Mars
Plymouth County
Iowa savings bonds drive sixteenth anniversary achievements
The article notes month totals of 392 198 dollars toward a 27 percent of annual goal with Iowa citing a 16th anniversary for Series E bonds. It lists county figures, names, and a long roster of dancers and poultry award winners across multiple towns, highlighting savings bonds pride and community programs.
Poultry Raisers Named To An Honor Group
Thirty three Plymouth County poultry raisers have won member status in a regional honor group for outstanding husbandry practices and performance. The group recognizes growers from four counties for excellence in poultry management and welfare standards.
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Plymouth County
Itch relief claim for ITCH-ME product at Lovely Drug
An advertising note promotes ITCH-ME as an instant drying topical that on contact relieves itch and burning, kills germs for eczema insect bites foot itch and other surface rashes. The promise is a 40 cent back guarantee if not pleased within 15 minutes at Lovely Drug.
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Lovely Drug
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