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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1955

Page

6

How to Make More Money Pocket Book Review

A 1955 note reviews Marvin Small's How to Make More Money, praising the simple formula of finding what people want and offering it. It cites case histories like Q tips inventor Leo Gerstenzang and Arthur Murray, and explains brainstorming as a path to profit with humorous tone and promotional flair.

Marvin Small Pocket Books Small Leo Gerstenzang Gerstenzang Arthur Murray Alsatisfactory Papa Mame Murray

Rainfall Reaches 140 Inches A Year On Olympic Slopes

The National Geographic Society notes mountain slopes on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington receive up to 140 inches of rainfall annually.

Olympic Peninsula Washington National Geographic Society

Road of Secretarial Success seminar in Houston notes

Ton Tex chapter of the National Secretaries Assn held a seminar at the University of Houston themed The Road of Secretarial Success. Topics included technical skill personality brains and grooming with IBM rep Susan B Thias stressing difference between fashion and style and Worcester office image advice from Chester Soucek of Underwood Corp on creating attractive letters.

Ton, Tex National Secretaries Assn University of Houston Susan B Thias IBM Chester Soucek Underwood Corp Mr. Soucek

Not To Be a Secretary Anymore Says A Modern Role

Nelda R. Lawrence argues that essential secretary duties go beyond typing and office chores. Dr Lawrence notes letter costs reach 1.50 to 2.00 dollars each and a single offended missive can ruin the expense. W G Turquand adds that true secretaries accept responsibility with their title and strive to do a little more.

Nelda R. Lawrence Business Sdmaea University of Euata Dr Lawrence

Nichols Church Plans Buffalo Barbecue and Harvest Sale

The Nichols Christian Church committee advanced plans for a buffalo and beef barbecue and annual harvest sale set for Sept 17 at 4:00 p.m. Tickets cost 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for children. Proceeds support church improvements and the educational unit, with extensive volunteer roles and a connected flower show featuring numerous bouquet and plant classes.

Nichols Nichols Christian Church Floyd Kirchner The Christian Women’s Fellowship Marguerite McLaughlin Lucille Reynolds Alicens Neva Borgstadt Ida Mae Jones Alice Hillyer Grainey Farm Keith

Comptroller Reorganizes Field Audit Staff Actions

Des Moines reports state comptroller Glenn changes in field audit staff overseeing price duties for institutions under the state board of regents and the state fair board. Reassignments at University of Iowa and Iowa State College aim to ease pre-audit pressure. others move up promotions and broaden duties.

Des Moines IDPA Glenn State Comptroller State Board of Regents State Fair Board State Board and Fair Senate House Asa William Krahl Cedar Rapids University of Iowa Ted Larsen Robert Gray van Meter Iowa State College Quentin Love State Highway Commission Iowa State Teachers College Moyer Atty Dayton Countryman Bureau of Investigation Attorney General Howard Reppert Reppert

Cattle Raisers Win Big at Iowa State Fair Highlights

Ivan N. Gates and Sons of West Liberty won first in the Jersey bull calf dairy class at Des Moines. They also took third in the Jersey heifer calf, junior yearling heifers, and junior get of fire. Hugo Roehlk and Son of Walcott led Ayrshire entries with a first senior yearling bull and second two year old bull. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. McHone of Stockton placed second in both heifer calf and junior yearling heifer and junior get of fire. James Smith and Ainsworth won amateur southern district corn honors, Ralph Radda of Washington showed the longest ear in open corn, and Mrs. Fred Kephart of Washington had the best farm exhibit in southern Iowa.

Ivan N. Gates F. L. McHone Stockton James Smith Ainsworth Ralph Radda Washington Fred Kephart Iowa

Joy high school class of 1950 reunion in Joy

Merle Aubrey home hosted a two week visit by Mr and Mrs Allen Upton and their sons from Peoria Illinois. A Joy high school class of 1950 reunion occurred at Fentons Park with James Lyons Harold Crowe LaVerne Wherry Curtis Randolph and others in attendance. Local births and hospital visits noted include a daughter for Mr and Mrs Allen Olin at Mercer county hospital Aledo and Marl Jackson with son Joe also listed as hospital patients. LaVerne Wherry of St Louis spent the weekend with his parents Alden and Mrs Wherry.

Joy Allen Upton and Peoria Ill Merle Aubrey Joy High School Fentons Park James Lyons Harold Crowe LaVerne Wherry Curtis Randolph Milton Cropnell Marty Mike William Mix Donald Kincard David Allen Fred Christ Debra Kay Allen Olin Mercer County Hospital Aledo Marl Jackson Joe St. Louis Alden Wherry

Hines Family Visits at Joy in Joy Illinois

Mr and Mrs Frank Hines and son Steve of Maxwell Iowa spent the weekend with Mrs Hines parents Mr and Mrs Harry Moran in Joy Illinois. Mrs Angie Roll and Maxine Karen and Lorraine were in Macomb Illinois Tuesday. Mrs Victor Brandt and George drove Mary Jane to Deerfield Illinois where she will teach next year. Mr and Mrs William pas and Mr and Mrs Moline visited at the Armstrong home for the weekend.

Joy Ill Frank Hines Steve Maxwell Harry Moran Angie Roll Maxine Karen Lorraine Macomb Victor Brandt George Mary Jane Deerfield William Pas Moline Avery Armstrong

Esther Circle Of Illinois City Planning Dinner

Esther Circle of Illinois City met with 14 members and one visitor. Mrs. Raymond Duffield led the lesson Moving the Building to Higher Ground. An all day meeting is planned for Sept 27 at Loud Thunder park with a barbecue dinner and lesson by Mrs. Eugene McCormack.

Illinois City Esther Circle Raymond Duffield Eugene McCormack Harry Danner George Ziegler Rapids City Wis Donald Kiddoo Omer Tomlin Soms John Husa Bettendorf Anse Osceola Leona MecNichols Murray

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