Why Editors Get Grey In Small Town Papers
An old letter to the editor humorously explains why country scribes grow grey. It describes requests for free obituaries, wedding clippings, a family calf sale, a church chili supper, a subscription pause, and hints at readers exploiting small papers to save money.
Labor unions questioned after Forest Grove glee club dispute
An editorial argues union actions on a Forest Grove Oregon glee club showy coercion as a monopoly power. The 48 member amateur group faced a picket demanding initiation fees and dues to perform in Los Angeles, cancelling plans to sing for a dentists convention bound for Europe.
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Indianola Record-Herald
Forest Grove
Oregon
Los Angeles
Europe
Farm Fire Toll Heaviest Tragedy for Rural Homes
A 1961 look at farm fires shows nearly 1 in 10 farm resident fatalities occurred in blazes. Fire costs rose to 163 million dollars in 1961 with homes most at risk, especially the elderly and young. The National Safety Council cites eight main causes and offers prevention tips including fire extinguishers, proper chimney care, electrical safety, flame control in grain dryers, daily hay overheating checks, protected barn lighting, and ready water sources. Field burning should be limited with fire breaks, and every family member should know how to summon the fire department promptly.
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National Safety Council
Dean's List honors for Van Rheenen at Harding College
Dwayne D. Van Rheenen son of Mr and Mrs Chalmer Van Rheenen of Paragould Ark was named to Harding College Searcy Arkansas dean's list both semesters He will be a sophomore Bible major member of The Tumbhy Cit Chorus and Mohican men s social club
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Dwayne D. van Rheenen
Chalmer van Rheenen
Paragould, Ark
Harding College
Searcy Ark
Newton High Band To Play in World's Fair
Newton Community High School Band will perform July 24 1964 at the New York World's Fair after accepting the invitation. Other local notes include family visits, baptisms, and a girl named Rita De Reus breaking her arm.
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Newton High
Newton
Leland Cook
Newton Community High School
New York
Delmar Jansen
Washiton
D.C
Bryce
Washington
Virginia
Northwest Orient Airlines
Bradley Lee
Ralph van Soelen
Wesley Barnett
Gerald Thomas
Healdsburg
Calif
Sue
Keith Flaugh
Carroll van Gorp
Kat & Bryce
Ivan Broderson
Carl Anderson
Terri
Mark
Vern Soderblom
Kenneth Winn
Las Stockton
Charles Eilers
David
Des Moines
Rita de Reus
Ray
de Reus
Richard Bruxvoort
Ronny
Duane
Sherry
Craig
Joe Sjaardema
Louie Schultz
Agnes Vander Hart
Pella
Walter Rad Wyk
Angie
Cindy
Eldred Gorp
Verlin
Raymond de Reus
Andrew Samson
Samson
Minnesota
North Dakota
George Jodgson
Crookston
Minn
Andrew Molenaar
Grand Forks
North
Falls Lead Farm Accidents Highlight Prevention Tips
Falls are the leading risk on farms and in homes, tied to weather, hurried work, and worn equipment. The Coun cil urges immediate steps: keep stairs clear, secure rugs, repair ladders, wipe spills, ensure lighting, and install grab bars and rubber mats to prevent injuries.
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National Safety
James Putney on 30 Day Furlough
Mr and Mrs James Putney with James Jr Dianna and Timmy and Mrs John Dorsey attend a dinner at Coal Ridge to celebrate a 30 day furlough for James Putney.
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James Putney
Mary J. Franklin
Coal Ridge
James Jr
Dianna
Timmy
John Dorsey
SUI Anniversary Event Draws Iowa City Educators
About 250 Towa school administrators joined University of Iowa faculty and staff in Iowa City for the College of Education golden anniversary events. A commemorative dinner featured remarks by Dean Howard E. Wilson of UCLA, who outlined future programs including a television link with experimental schools, a new master's degree in teaching, and a cooperative project with a foreign university.
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Towa
Iowa City
Howard E. Wilson
Ucla School of Education
M. M. Dockendorff
C. C. Buerkens
Pella
Floyd Davis
Knoxville
Iowa
Dean Wilson
University
Television Center
SUI College of Education
Local Social Notes From Melbourne and Surrounding Towns
Mr and Mrs G H Franklin and family and guests from Melbourne and surrounding towns visited Sunday. Several other local couples called on friends in Oskaloosa Fremont Knox ville and Arvella. A fox was seen carrying a chicken across a pasture Monday morning. The U S Department of Agriculture notes the fastest growing segment of American agriculture is farms with ten thousand dollars or more in annual sales.
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G. H. Franklin
Tom
William Franklin
Ivan
Mabel Nickell
Suni
Percy Clement
Melbourne
W. A Lerson
Harry de Haan
Oskaloosa
Wilbur Crosby
Fremont
Donald Durham
Eugene Durham
Arvella
Anderson
Raymond Karr
Warren Fawcett
C. J. Anderson
Ted Tubbs
Knoxville
Frank Karr
Essenfeee
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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