Scouts Observe National Boy Scout Week February Six to Twelve
National Boy Scout Week runs February 6 to 12 highlighting 8 660 000 Cub Scouts Boy Scouts Explorers and leaders in the 46th anniversary observance. Members will showcase conservation Good Turn efforts with honors awarded in the White House and certificates from Benson and McKay while units stage demonstrations exhibits and community activities across 95 000 units and 32 000 Cub Packs.
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Cubs
Boy Scouts of America
Tomorro
Washington, D. C
Eisenhower
White House
Ezra Taft Benson
Douglas McKay
Interior
Cub Scouts
Washington
Lincoln
Robert Baden-Powell
Scouting
America
Festival program lists Elijah role in Pella concert
Pella Iowa Chronicle reports February 8 1955 program featuring Elijah with SOS chorus and orchestra. Selections include Tu Lo Sai Torelli Legrenzi Die Mainacht Brahms Von ewiger Liebe Avant de quitter ces lieux Toreadors Song Carmen and Rachmaninoff Love Went A Riding among others in a musical adventures of Jack and Jill segment conducted by Spaeth and Bridge.
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Pella
Iowa
Elijah
Torelli
Legrenzi
Brahms
Morrison of Iowa U Faculty to Sing In Chapel Feb 10
Mr. Harry Morrison Jr bari tone and Mr. Robert L. Chapman on teaching staff at the State University will present a recital in Douwstra Chapel Thursday February 10 at 10 10 AM. Both have previous local appearances and Morrison has performed in Messiah and at Parsons College.
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Harry Morrison, Jr
Douwstra Chapel
Morison
State University of Laws
Robert L. Chapman
Morrison
Mr. Chapman
Pella
Central
Parsons College
Fairfield
Mr. Morrison
Douds
Iowa
SUI
Chicago
T. N. MacBurney
New York City
Grass
Jail breakers caught after big Sunday escape at Marion jail
Franklin Cummings and William Anderson escaped from the Marion county jail in Knoxville about 9 p.m. Sunday then fled 2 1/2 hours later before being recaptured at 11:30 p.m. near Knoxville. They faced jail break charges and were bound over to the grand jury with $2500 bonds each, while also held on bad check charges.
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Marion County
Knoxville
Charles Bruce
Osloola Herald
Franklin Cummings
William Anderson
Des Moines
Cummings
Bruce
Anderson
Jim van Hemert
Loren South
Pleasantville
van Hemert
Pete Carmichael
State Bureau of Investigation
Loren Jar
Student Teachers Assigned to Public School for Semester Two
Fifteen Central College elementary student teachers and five high school interns begin a two semester period in observation before classroom assignments. Supervising teachers approve each placement with a signed permit, listing grade or department, building, and mentor.
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Central College
Beatae Petal
Jana Popma
Helene Dockendorf
Carolyn Harmelink
Lincoln
Sara Anne Gosselink
Lincon
Eva Mae van Arkel
Janice Ver Meer
Webster
Francis Papich
Eilene Heideman
Ethel van Zante
Shirley Meyer
Artie van Zee
Arlene Ver Ploeg
Mae Brockwa
Luella Bothmell
Dena Ver
Steeg
Delores Workman
Dena Ver Steeg
Marie van Hal
Lynne Post
Betty Poppen
Dorothy Cook
Eleanor Hasselman
Amy Breisch
Joline de Boer
Hiart
Norm Annis
John Schoon
Jr. Hi
John Sabus
Shirley Glewen
Anne Tyssell
Lee Arrowsmith
Jean Wilkins
Glen Gosselink
Fred Whaltey
Louis Pluim
Stan Marlene Sels
Lois Sayler
Lou Ann le Cocq
Jasper County Tenant Farmer Found Conservation Benefits
Denny McDermott, five miles northwest of Newton, recently bought 80 acres and joined the So Conservation District to craft a full conservation plan with SCS technicians. Since 1949 his gullied low fertility land has seen contour plowing, strip cropping, and improved yields from 35–40 bushels to 65–70 per acre with minimal fertilizer, plus better water distribution and easier field work. He plans further pasture work and trials with birdsfoot trefoil and may add fertilizer later to lift yields.
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Denny McDermott
Denny
Newton
So Conservation District
SCS
South Central Conference Stan Preview
Valley headlines on February 1 note WCWA standings and teams WoL Pet Ww DM Valley in a tightly packed conference slate. Strong names appear across regional teams with potential shifts in February standings.
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South Central
Wol Pet
Valley
Some People Live By Wits Others By Luck
A fragmented thought contrasts living by wit versus relying on fortune. The line suggests individuals differ in approach to life, with some using cleverness while others depend on chance rather than skill or planning.
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