Our Men in Military Service Norfolk Virginia
Norfolk naval receiving Station under Captain J C G Wilson processes men from naval activities worldwide. Joint venture example shows John and Bet, father and son, operating the X Farm as partners. They share decisions on inputs and sales, with each partner’s net income treated as self employment earnings.
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J.C. G Wilson
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John
Bet
Bee
Jean
Jaint Venture
Che Farm
Bob
2 Int Venture
Join
Bach
Pvt Raymond Vos Stationed at Sullivan Barracks Mannheim
Pvt Raymond G. Vos, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Vos of Lynnville Route 1, is stationed at Sullivan Barracks in Mannheim Germany as a member of the army since 1954. His address follows in the notice.
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Pvt
Ray Vos
Lynnville
Mannheim
Germany
Raymond G. Vos
Joe Vos
Route 1
Sullivan
Mai
PFC Ed Groenendyks Engagement in Sage Brush Exercise
PFC Ed Groenendyks engagement in a military exercise Sage Brush is noted with reference to 1954 and Groenendy, detailing participation and context within the exercise.
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Pfc
ED Groenendyk
Sage Brush
Father and Son May Be Self Employed on Farm
Text unclear but indicates extension director Di Knoxville notes both father and son may be self employed on the same farm for farm purposes. Mentions venture and net income from earnings. Context suggests a formal advisory or guidance about self employment status and farm operations.
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Xtension
di Knoxville
Marion
Venture
Central beats Penn College in tense 52 45 victory
Central held off Penn College as freshman Ron Haibegue and Don Vaz propelled a late push. Penn strong in the middle, but Central refused to drop and preserved a slim margin to close the game. Next home date is December 9 hosting Upper Iowa and scorer Wayne Sawyer.
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Penn College
Central
Penn Cus Centals
Ron Haibegue
Penn Siose
Don Vaziz
Ken Leas
Boelxensz
Penn Dkove
Sgns
Penn
Reneral
Upper Iowa
Wayne Sawyer
Make Problem Acres Productive In Marion County
A Marion County extension director notes many problem acres are unused due to erosion poor drainage and other issues. With expert aid from the Agricultural Extension Service or Soil Conservation Service technicians these acres can be transformed into profitable legume grass pastures that boost livestock gains and protect the soil.
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Marion County
Dale Studs
Marion Co
Agricultural Extension Service
Soil Conservation Service Work Unit
Marion County farmers seek cost share grants for 1956 program
Officials urge farmers to contact agencies for assistance in the coming year as Marion County promotes the 1956 Agricultural Conservation Program and its cost share funding to support conservation work.
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Ers
Marion County
Men Who Won the Heerema Trophy Football Honor
A historical list chronicles winners from 1913 to 1947 including Carl Beers from Long Beach, Harry Neuenesch of Bethlehem Steel, Fred Van Doorninck from Princeton, Andy Butt, Gerald Rowland, Glenn Kerr, and others. It notes roles such as back, tackle, center, and guard, with myriad hometowns and occupations. the registry memorializes Arie Schilder and preserves ties to Central College.
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James Graham
Central College
Heerema
Che Schider Blanker
Heerema Tropay
Pella Iz
Claassenan
John Wer Heul
Pella
Ore
Central
Arie Schilder
Carl
Carl Beers
Long Beach
Calif
Frank Mairhead
Hastings Gazette
Hasings
Harry Neuenesch
Ass’t
Bethlehem Steel
Potutown
George Flickema
Ben de Vries
Reformed Church
Katpadi
India
Fred van Doorninck
Back
Princeton
N. J
1948 to 1984 football roster notes from Iowa and beyond
A compact roster scan listing players by year and position with names and places including Stan Borgman tackle Pella Iowa 1948 Bert Bandstra tackle Marion County attorney Knox Le Ia 1949 Robert Vanderlinden center coach Garden Grove La 1960 Ray Pugh coach Mon 1951 Orville Dunkin back coach Gilman Ia 1952 Louis Plaim end coach Albia In 1933 Arvid Pierson guard US Army 1984
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Stan Borgman
Pella
Bert Bandstra
Marion
Knoxle
Robert Vanderlinden
Garden Grove
Ray Pugh
Mon- Towa
Orville Dunkin
Gilman
Louis’ Plaim
Albia
Arvid Pierson
US. Army
Grassed Waterways Save the Soil and Prevent Gullies
Agricultural experts urge shaping drainageways into wide flat bottom watercourses to curb gully erosion. Ted Willrich and Dale Scutt advise grass waterways with perennial grasses, mulch, and fertilizer, plus soil-conserving practices like contouring and terraces. The 1956 Agricultural Conservation Program offers cost sharing up to 60 percent for erosion-control work.
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Dale Scutt
Marion County Extension
Iowa State College
Ted Willrich
Willrich
Longtime rural mail carrier retires in New Sharon
Dest Bin reports that Mr Bill, a rural mail carrier in New Sharon, retires after over 38 years of service. The retirement marks a long career beginning in 1916 and ending in the era of bees and small towns.
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New Sharon
Bill
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