Union Henry 4-H Meeting Opens at Pick Home
Union-Henry 4-H held its meeting at 8:20 on October 12 at Joe and Jerry Pick’s home with 18 members present. Six new members were welcomed Terry Bayler Leo Gaffey Mary Beth Gaffey Stanley Eyres Bobby Tully and Jerry Henrich. Kermit Fulton was elected assistant leader. Dues of 60 cents for the coming year were approved to be paid at the next meeting. The group largely updated program books. The next gathering will be at Betle and Sharon Bain’s home with bridge on November 10, reported Gary Tully.
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Union-Henry
Joe
Jerry Pick
Lanny Nairn
Flac
Terry Bayler
Leo Gaffey
Mary Beth Gaffey
Stanley Eyres
Bobby Tully
Jerry Henrich
Kermit Fulton
Betle
Sharon Bain
Bridge
Gary Tully
PTA Meeting At Clark School Highlights Local Police Presence
The Frankbon, Clark and Central Elementary schools held a joint PTA meeting Wednesday at the Clark school activity room. Principal Orville Nieken introduced Detective John A. Rispalje of the Sioux City police department, noting his 15 years of service as a member of the force. A popular speaker among attendees.
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Ihe Frankbon
Clark
Central
Orville Nieken
John A. Rispalje
Sioux City
Juvenile problems tackled with prevention and cooperation
A local youth bureau leader lauds a shift from arrest and punishment to prevention, investigation, research and cooperation in juvenile cases. The meeting drew strong attendance and a social coffee hour. Mrs Don Parinkson chaired the lunch committee with representatives from Franklin Clark and Central Elementary Schools.
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Don Parinkson
C. G. Roth
Franklin
Jack Fox
Clark
C. Pelton
Central Elementary
Lions Club Eyes Service for Sight Conservation in Le Mars
Le Mars Lions Club, led by president Robert Roseberry, funds a sight conservation program by sponsoring eye examinations and free glasses for needy local students. In two weeks penny gum dispensers branded with the Lions emblem will be placed in downtown businesses, with profits supporting child welfare and sight projects, though the club emphasizes it is not in the gum business.
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America
le Mar
Lions Club
Roseberry
Vogeler Warns Of Global Socialism And Active Communists
Former AT&T executive and Hungary prisoner Vogeler warned a Le Mars audience that socialism threatens American freedom through increasing government control. He said about 3 percent of Americans are actively communist, highly organized, and intent on destroying the system. He traced democracy versus communism from the Declaration to current world events and noted broken Soviet-US pacts since 1933. He urged vigilance and firm countermeasures.
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le Mars
Hungary
Vogeler
America
United States
American Telegraph & Telephone
Wired
Crusader For Freedom
Engels
Soviet Union
U. S
Roosevelt
Russia
Europe
American Telephone & Telegraph Corporation
Vienna
Voice of America advocate warns against losing freedoms
Mr Vogeler described Soviet control in Eastern Europe after 1949, his arrest and torture, and his 18 months in solitary. He urged boosting American propaganda behind the Iron Curtain via Voice of America, arguing for resilience and strategic messaging to win trust and democracy. He warned Tito may seize Trieste and that the Soviet orbit could rebound post Stalin. He urged vigilance to preserve freedom worldwide.
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Hungary
Chekoslovakia
Balkan
Vogeler
American State Department
Voice of America
Asia
Europe
Middle East
Triests
Tito
U. S
Stalin
United States
Mystery grave on local farm traced to test hole
The Elmer Van Gilder farm grave near Ocheyden Osceola county turned out to be a test hole for gravel dug by county employees and later filled. Investigators dug 12 feet to undisturbed gravel. a prankster may have erected the crude cross of laths and corn stalks.
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First National Bank
le Mars
W. A. Nigg
Merrill
Reid T L. Hunt
United Fund of Iowa
W. B. Gani
Akron
UFI
Plymouth County
Hunt
Paul L. Parker
W. Stryzewsky
Ted Barker
Cliff Neible
Craig
John Westhoff
Virgil Knore
Columbus
Ohio
Lutheran Brotherhood
Denver
Elmer van Gilder
Ocheyden
Osceola County
Hospital births and injuries reported in Iowa region
The column lists numerous hospital stays from October 15 to 22 for residents of Le Mars, Remsen, Hinton, Sioux Center and nearby towns, including births for Richard Moritz and Wayne Sorensen families and several new arrivals by Oct 21. It also notes injuries to R. A. Anderson who lost fingers in a corn sheller incident and Ed Kleinhesselink sustaining serious farm elevator injuries, plus Elmer Kehrberg’s post operative recovery.
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Torical and Surgical
Carrie Nelson
le Mars
Jack Bayler
le Mar
Rose Jungers
Hospers
Jack Parriott
Harold Michachon
Kathleen Miller
Wichita
Kansas
Anna Harens
Roger Cambier
Alton
Marion Bind
Marcus
John Scholten
Rock Valley
Joel Kuyper
Boyden
John W. Jungers
Hespers
William C. Grady
Francis Heuertz
Hinton
Wilmer Manning
Remsen
Irene Aardema
Sioux Center
Iowa
Richard Moritz
Wayne Sorensen
Paullina
Marlin Grogenheider
Raymond Gates
S. la
Herman Kowalke
Je. Kingsley
James Ryan
Eugene Scholer
Marvin Susemihl
Joseph Gengler
Kin
Stephen Carel
Warren Helming
Sioux City
St. Vincent Hospital
Albert John
Hineton
R. A. Anderson
Ed Kleinhesselink
Allen
Elmer Kehrberg
Lutheran
Paved Feedlots Save Money in Iowa State Study
Farmers overlook mud but research shows paved feedlots cut feed waste and accelerate gains. Extension engineer C H Van Vlack notes higher costs from bedding, manure handling, and health hazards on unpaved yards. Iowa State College researchers compared costs in spring 1951.
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C. H. van Vlack
Extension Agricultal
Iowa State College
Towa State Colege Research
Paved feedlot gains and mud period impact on cattle
The report notes cattle on a full paved lot gained about one third of a pound per day over 60 days while consuming 2.1 bushels less corn, contrasted by a mud period where cattle lost weight despite similar feed intake and 2 percent daily gains. Vie Vinck recommends ample paving per steer and specific strip and bunker dimensions for hogs and cattle. Retired Fairfield Ledger editor Wallace Sherlock ends a long era in local journalism after 60 years in the trade.
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Vie Vinck
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Vancouver
Washington
Henry J. Harms
Hallowe’en
Hallowe’ening
FAY Terpenning
Police
Iphive
Wallace Sherlock
Fairfield Ledger
Tems Cooperative
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Production Credit Association
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Henn Electric CO
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