Eight Theological Students Work With Severely Handicapped Children
Eight Seabury-Western Theological seminary students spend summers at the University of Iowa Hospitals in Iowa City assisting at the Hospital School for Severely Handicapped Children and the Psychopathic hospital. Led by Rev. Francis W. Voelcker the group aims to blend medical and spiritual care, teaching ministers how to respect, draw out, and persist with those they serve. The program, first of its kind in the Midwest, runs June 1980 through late August, with assignments at the Hospital School through July 31 and the Psychopathic hospital afterward, emphasizing parent education and team-based wholeness.
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Iowa City
Iowa
State University of Iowa
Seabury- Western Theological Seminary
Evanston
Ill
Town Hospital
State Psychopathic Hospital
Francis W. Voelcker
Voelcker
Midwest
East
Seabury-Western
Arizona
The
Hospital School
Psychopathic Hospital
Hospital
City Council Proceedings March 18 1962 Pella Iowa
The City Council met in regular session March 18 1962 with Mayor Klein and six members present. Reports show quarter fines 207 dollars and February to balance 67 740.18 with clerk and outstanding warrants 6 397.91. Bills approved including Meyers freight 426.68 and Kirkville Coal 2811.05. Bids opened for garbage disposal police car and coal with Kirkville Coal lowest for light plant. Formation of information booth at Main and Franklin approved for Tulip Time. Franklin Street blocking requested by Chamber of Commerce Trade Extension.
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Mayor Klein
Stienties
Hoksbergen
van Roekel
van Gorp
Roorda
Ver Meer
M. L. Meyers
Kirkville ‘Coal Co
Pella Chronicle
Keith Electric Construction Company
R. M. Daly and Company
Brown Engineering Company
Pella
Carleton D. Beh Company
Des Moines
John Robertus
van Houweling Auto Company
Plymouth Concord Tudor
Kirkville Coal Company
Bert Boat
Main
Franklin Streets
John Hoeksema
Rudy Heeren
Chamber of Commerce Trade Extension
Franklin Street
East First Street
Main Street
Franklin Street improvements and council actions from 1952 and 1962
City records note March 28 29 display of equipment for implement dealers on Franklin Street and a sidewalk grade petition on East Second Street from Peace to University presented by C J Lautenbach. March report from Electric Light Chief James Wisse shows plant output and coal usage. annual clean-up set for April 21 22 23. General Fund salaries and various petty expenses listed. Public Safety and sanitation payrolls and police car costs recorded.
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A. A. de Bruyn
Water Dept
Schiebout Tire
White Way Auto Co
Kee
Henry van Buren
Recreation
Western Auto
Globe Mach. and
Sup. Co
J. E. Vanderzyl
Bond
Dick Ver Heul
Louis L. Sedrel
Wm. Messemaker
Wm. van Dusseldorp
Iabor Vies
Ernest van Haaften
St. Tank
Vandermeulen Hoeksema
Gamble Store
Marion L. Roorda
H. H. Postma
Arie Monster
M. Schakel
Wee
John Klootwy
Hawkeye Mach. Co
Kuyper Lumber Co
Dick Boot
John Menninga
Lake Prairie Township Board of Trustees
Mayor Klein
East Second Street
Peace and
University Street
C. J. Lautenbach
Electric Light
James Wisse
Treas
Labor
John Klootwyk
A. C. Kuyper
Band
Fowler Tel. Co
Toll
Guy Zickel
Petty Cash
Misc
Deep Rock Serv
Schiebout
van Gorp Weld
Sete
Western Auto Asso
Ulrich Motor Co
Globe Mach
Arie Kommer
Dale Vander Pol
A.E. vVn Heuweling Auto Co
T. G. Fultz
Sanitation Fund
Third Cover Spray Time for Orchard Bids Ideal Control
Marion County extension director Forrest J. Kohrt says a third cover spray now targets second brood coddling moths and controls apple maggot and plum curculio. Apply to apples pears plums peaches cherries and apricots using a general spray or a mix of three tablespoons wettable sulfur and two tablespoons 50 percent wettable DDT per gallon water.
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Marion County Extension
Forrest J. Kohrt
Kohrt
June DHIA Report Shows Strong Dairy Averages
Marion County DHIA Supervisor Bob Conway reports 408 cows tested in June with an average of 34.3 pounds butterfat and 862 pounds milk. Notably 37 cows were dry yet included in the average across 25 herds.
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Bob Conway
Marion County
DHIA
County Board Proceedings June 2 1982 Compiled Actions
Marion County Iowa board session approves resignations and new appointment to Pella Memorial Building Board of Trustees. A hearing set July 7 1952 to vacate a street in Newbern with notice in The Melcher Union. Numerous claims approved including education, sheriff, and county services with extensive payroll and supply items.
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Memorial Building Board of Trustees
Fisher
Dieleman
Board of Supervisors
Marion County
Towa
Newbern
St. P. M
Dallas Township
Marion Countey
Town
Newhern
Iowa
Knoxville
Melcher Union
Ayer
LH. Browne
H. E. de Reus
Railway Express Co
Eleanor Kotron
Bd. of Education
Clare Hendrickson
Thomas
Percess
Bellamy Telephone
Bussey Ins
Opal Carle
Cummings
Des Moines Steel Building Co
Ptt Co
American Book Co
Board of Education
Beckley-Cardy Co
sghOett of Education
Leta Brubaker
Eliott
Visual
Irene Thomas
Bi. of Education Cn
Doris Wer
of Education
D.D. Dieleman
Board of ‘Supervisors
Elvin
Fishers
Rite Office
John_ R
Supervisors
Town Power and Light’ Co
Elec
Loren’ Jarman
Klipto
the Knoxville Journal
The
Knoxville Remind Printing, Co
Jeanette Lurch
Merle Maddy
Marshall Printing Co
Matt Parrott & Sons Co
Co. Treas
Esther F. Metcalf
Delinquent Tax Co
Ream Tn
Ine
Prem
Lawrence South
Dan Speed Drug Store
Elderly Folks Need Milk Too Says ISU Expert
R. K. Bliss, former extension director at Iowa State College, says older people require more calcium than other ages and milk is one of the best sources of that mineral.
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R. K. Bliss
Iowa State College
Best time to spray ragweed
Early July is recommended to spray ragweed with 240 E. Sylvester extension weed specialist at Iowa State College endorsing spraying infested areas with one pound of the chemical. Ragweed pollen causes most hay fever in Iowa. The three branches of government are Legislative Executive and Judicial.
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E. Sylvester
Towa State College
Iowa
The
U. S
Time to Kill Ragweeds Across Iowa Fields
With summer hay fever rising, Iowans are urged to attack ragweed now. E P. Ere tension weed specialist notes small and giant ragweed will flower late July to frost unless disturbed. 2 4 D sprays at one pound per acre are effective, though avoid legumes. Close mowing and several years of repeated mowing can curb seed production. Use ester 2 4 D on calm days and near sensitive plants use the amine form.
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Sylvester
Relics of F G Ramsdell Hold Washington Funeral Copy
F G Ramsdell of Odebolt possesses notable relics including an 1800 Ulster County Gazette that details George Washingtons funeral. The item appears among other historical papers and curiosities in Ramsdells collection.
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F. G. Ramsdell
Odebolt
Ulster County Gazette
George Washington
Fractures Jaw After Barn Load Incident
Two truck drivers backed toward the same loading area at Osceola Iowa causing a jaw fracture. Local authorities investigated the collision at the safe barn and reviewed vehicle positions and driver statements for the incident.
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Osceola
Iowa
Truck Door Clash Breaks Man’s Jaw in Attack
Cassel Roberts faced a violent confrontation when another vehicle forced open his truck door by slamming it, cracking his jaw as he checked if he was clearing the other truck. The incident details the assault and immediate injuries.
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Cassel Roberts
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Harold, D. Parker
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Community Soldiers’ Relief Fund
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Knoxvilie Journal
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Nebraska Fridge” Supply
and Lumber Co
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Reone
Willlame Motor Co
Harty
Fensing
Rock Atdelia
Hazel Payroll
Sinn
Mate
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Tob Galvin
Harold Glasgow
W. C. Harkin
Frank Nelson
Palmauiat
V. Shook
Donald Woody
Charles 8. Barnhill
Robert Brickman
Willin. Caldwell
Roy 'N
Carpenter
Paul B.com
Wotichard V. Dunkin
Ashley Gardner
Alteed Green
G. Gallien
Istanley C
Hall
A. Hanna
Jerry’ Harvey
E. Harvey
Truce Heywood
Neal Koopman
Robert W. Marshall
Emerick Spaur
Glenn Worrall
Perecrete and Shere
Ruth Zag Adama
Getter
RSL
Umerai Amid
Ferguson
Wittenberg
Dan River
Gabardine
Chambray
Seersucker
FORD
Roy K. Marshall
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