Bethany Willing Workers Hold August Meeting
Rea members met at Mrs A J Ter Louw home with devotion on forgiveness and a review of Acts. Eleven members shared texts or poems as guest Miss Gertrude Van Roekel spoke on work among Indians near Dulce New Mexico and a married couple Shirley Van Roekel and Dale Tenny were noted for wedding in Redlands California July 29.
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Bethany Willing Workers Missionary Society
A. J. Ter Louw
Jesus
Clarence van Gorp
Gertrude van Rockel
Dulce
N. M
Bert van Hemert
Peter J. B
Armour Boot
Marvin Swank
John R. van Gorp
Simon Ter Louw
Peter J. Swank
Bert G. van Hemert
Vernon van Gorp
John E. Ter Louw
John Boot
Henry van Roekel
Gertrude van] Roekel
Denver
Colorado
Shirley van Roekel
Dale ‘Tenny
Yellowstone
Los Altos Congregational Church
Murry MacNeil
Louis A. van Roekel
East Mariposa Drive
Redlands
California
H. L. Lenny
Billings
Montana
Sabrina
Lois Vance
A. Koch
Ed Vance
E.R. Shirey
van Rocke
Esther Reed
Koch
Hiege
Florence — Russel
Marilyn Siemann
Dottie Warner
Mary Marwath
Mrs.Tenny
Pella High School
Pit Lowa
University of Redlands
Beta Lamba Mu
Long Beach Museum of Art
Mr. Tenny
Denver University
Tau Beta Pi
Pi Mu Epsilon
Omicron Delta Kappa
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Minneapolis Honeywell Co
Carey
Indies
M. E. Gircle
Grace Jarman
Dean
Des Moines
Alice Hoeksema
John
Millie Kaldenberg
Myrtle van Dyke
Ivory Palaces
Freda Wisse
Katherine Notting
Lois Tart
Billy Graham
Lowman
Baltimore
Engaged: Merna Sherwood to Stanley Bishop of Knoxville
Mr and Mrs Kermit E Sherwood of Knoxville announce the engagement of daughter Merna to Stanley H Bishop son of Mr and Mrs Donald Bishop of Knoxville Merna is employed at Bankers Life Ins Co of Des Moines and Bishop works at Diamond Laboratories in Des Moines The engagement details are followed by church circle notes and a 30th wedding anniversary gathering in Sully with multiple attendees from surrounding towns.
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Kermit E. Sherwood
Knoxville
Merna
Stanley H. Bishop
Donald Bishop
Miss Sherwood
Bankers Life Ins. Co
Dex Moines
Mr. Bishop
Diamond Laboratories
Des Moines
Jake Mol
Sully
Vernon Vander Kamp
LeRoy van Zee
Ward Ver Steegh
Frank McComber
Marshalltown
Francis Hasselman
New Sharon
Ed de Z
Sword of Hope Planted At North Pole By Cancer Society
The American Cancer Society will plant the 24 foot Sword of Hope at the North Pole in a ceremony tied to Admiral Peary’s landmark flag planting 48 years earlier. MSTS aircraft will fly the aluminum sword to northern posts with Vice Admiral John M. Will leading the event and Steve Barrie attending for ACS. Flight from Floyd Bennett Field departs August 20 and returns August 26 after arctic stops.
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New York
American Cancer Society
North Pole
Robert E. Peary
Military
Sea ‘Transport Service
Artic
John M. Will
USN
Navy
MSTS
Steve Barrie
ACS
Raymond Loewy Associates
Aluminum Company of America
Rigidized Metals Corporation
Naval Air Station
Floyd Bennett Field
Arctic
Specialists to Help Iowa Prepare Conservation Plan
Dr. Ira N. Gabrielson, president of the Wildlife Management Institute, conferred with the Iowa Conservation commission on a new 10-year plan for parks, forests, fish and wildlife. The 25-year 1943 Towns plan is nearing completion and hailed as imaginative though some goals were unmet and details need updating.
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Iowa Conservation Commission
Iowa
Ira N. Gabrielson
Washington, D. C
Gabrielson
Wildlife Management Institute
Washington
Bruce Stiles
Final Program of Events for Iowa's 10 Day State Fair
Iowa State Fair announces 10 day schedule starting Aug 23 with events including junior livestock fair judging Aug 23 24 national stock show Aug 23 29 Harness and saddle horse shows Aug 28 Sept 1 Rodeo with Rex Allen Aug 29 Sept 1 Lennon Sisters musical revue Aug 28 24 with Brenda Lee Aug 26 28 Auto races Aug 23 26 nights Aug 20 30 Horse races Aug 27 28 Thrills day Aug 24 Jalopy races Aug 24 Children’s day opening Friday free admission for under 16 grandstand party morning State Day Aug 28 features legislature officials and leaders Secretary L B Cummingham says prospects look good for a bumper fair.
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Rex Allen
Lennon Sisters
Brenda Lee
L. B. Cummingham
Music Puts New Ump Pa Into School
Today's grade school music programs put an extra amp into tomorrow's bands and orchestras through simplified teaching of real instruments. About one in four school children now receive musical instruction, up from one in eleven a decade ago. Knoxville Illinois highlights include 50 of 107 seventh graders in beginning band. Cedarburg Wisconsin has grade schoolers in a marching band. Omaha Nebraska hosts a third grade orchestra concert annually.
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American Music Conference
Knoxville
Ill
Music Educators ‘Conference
Cedarburg
Wis
Omaha, Neb
Free Admission for Children at State Fair Opening
Des Moines Iowa children under 16 get free entry at the Town State Fair opening Friday August 23 as the 10 day run begins. They also attend a free 9 30 AM grandstand show. Large entries across departments and a busy schedule signal one of the biggest fairs in years with standout 4 H FFA livestock judging and auto races Friday afternoon plus Brenda Lee the Ozark Jubilee star in the evening revue.
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Des Moines
FFA
Brenda Lee
Marion County Corn Loan Rate Set at 1.32 per Bushel
The government announces a 1957 corn loan rate of 1.32 per bushel for Marion County in line with corn allotments. County rates across Iowa range 1.27 to 1.85, based on a national average of 1.36. Loans and purchase agreements for 1967 corn run from harvest to May 31, with applications via the county ASC office.
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Marion County
Merrill Robuck
ASC
Iowa
Marion
1957 county support rates for crops announced
Marion county sets 1957 price support for crops except soybeans. The national 1957 soybean rate is $2.09 per bushel, six cents under 1956. Local rates: barley 0.96, flaxseed 2.90, grain sorghum 1.75 cwt, oats 0.59, rye 1.16, wheat 2.06 per bushel. A 1 cent premium applies to 1067 corn with 2 percent or more cracked corn and foreign material and another 1 cent premium for No 2 grade or better corn. discounts apply for moisture.
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Marion County
Iowa Leading State in Acres Growing Popcorn
Iowa tops 17 commercial popcorn producing states with 32,000 acres, followed by Indiana 26,000 and Ohio 16,000. Adverse planting weather trimmed Illinois to 18,000 acres. Overall prospects vary. Iowa and Nebraska look good, with a generally fair to good outlook for harvest across states.
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Town
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Nebraska
Rats Are Robbers
The note states that annual rodent destruction of food equals the output of 200000 average U.S. farms, enough to feed 10,000,000 people.
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U.S
Home for the Aged News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs Maggie Eggink and cousins Mr and Mrs J Rozendaal with family spent days at Rock Rapids Iowa visiting relatives and scouting sights including the grotto at West Bend. Mrs Peter Vander Wal vacationing with relatives in Chicago. her sister and her husband joined. Mr Delis Van Zee confined to bed with a kidney infection.
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Maggie Eggink
Only Two Fines Levied in Pella Past Two Weeks
August 6 Benjamin H White of Chicago faced an illegal truck parking charge in Pella and was fined $2 plus costs. The brief indicates two fines in the city over the past two weeks, with no additional details on other cases or defendants.
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Pella
Benjamin H. White
Chicago
Fifty Nine Plants In Iowa Owned by Big Corporations
Fifty nine of the 600 largest US industrial firms operate manufacturing plants in Iowa, per the Iowa Development Commission. The state claims about 12 percent of Fortune magazine’s list of largest manufacturers, highlighting a mix of native Iowa industries and newcomers that have opened plants in the last decade.
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Iowa
United States
Towa
Towa Development Commission
Commission
Fortune Magazine
Towa Industries
August 9 Lupe Fornis Plea in Pella Case
A case in Pella involves Lupe Fornis charged for operating without a license. The court imposes a fine of $10 plus court costs. Demonology is defined as the study of evil spirits in the accompanying note.
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Lupe Fornis
Pella
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