Our Men in Military Service in Camp Carson and Osan Korea News
PFC Fred Lautenbach in Medical Detachment at Camp Carson Colorado reports overseas duty by 6. He now serves with the 1st Air Force at Osan Korea. Infantry Regimental Combat Team's Company E completed a 119 mile march from Camp Carson to Camp Hale Colorado climaxed by Mosquito Pass at 18180 feet. Van Zee of Prairie City is squad leader. Cpl Arnold Dahm son of Mr and Mrs Dahm of Pella entered service March 16 1953 and served at Camp Polk and Fort Riley with information and education duties. Dahm is in Battery C 40th Bn 10th Inf Div Fort Riley Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen J. Hiemstra
P Apo
San Francisco
Frank Hiemstra
Hazel Hiem
Sth Air Force
Osan
Korea
Camp Carson
Camp Hale
Colo
Mosquito Pass
Continental Divide
van Zee
Dick van Zee
Prairie City
Army
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
Camp Polk
North Carolina
Fort Riley
Kansas
Arnold J. Dahm
Inf
Soldier Van Zee Moved With 200th Combat Team
Camp Carson Colo June 18 Army PFC Meredith L Van Zee 23 whose wife Beverly lives at 301 Washington St Pella Iowa is a member of the 200th combat team that marched 119 miles through the region highlighting the endurance of the unit during maneuvers in Colorado.
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Pfc
Meredith van Zee
Camp Carson
Colo
Army Pfe
Meredith L. van Zee
Beverly
Washington St
Pel-la
Iowa
Pvt Ralph Ver Ploeg En route to Fort Leonard Wood
Pvt Ralph Ver Ploeg son of Mrs Margaret Ver Ploeg Route Pella is nearing completion of basic infantry training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri with a unit of the 6th Armored Division. He passed through the 5045th ASU Reception Station for clothing and tests to determine his Army assignment after basic training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Leonard Wood
Ralph Ver Ploeg
Margaret Ver
Ploeg
Pella
Fort Reo
Wood
6Th Armored Division
Army
Ver Ploeg
5045Th
ASU
Soldier to Begin Eight Weeks of Advanced Training After Super Sixth Leave
The report notes a soldier completing an eight week infantry training cycle with the famed Super Sixth then receiving a leave before starting eight weeks of advance basic training at Fort Leonard Wood or another Army installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portant
Fort Leonard Wood
City Council Proceedings June 15 1964 Session Minutes
City Council met in regular session with Mayor Klein and six members present. Actions include refunds for water softener, paving program suggestions, signage at 614 Franklin, sewer special assessments on Union Street, a foot hall bond, and street plot adjustments. Votes approved Drilling machine purchase, maintenance contract No 163, sanitary sewer waiver, and May treasurer and clerk reports with warrants and cigarette permit filings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Klein
Hoksbergen
Veenstra
van Roekel
Heeren
Caldwell
van Gort
M.S. Thostenson
South Street
Carson Street
Prairie Street
Howard R
Candido O. Anderson
Franklin Street
Union Street
Sunrise
Gerrit van Roekel
John Cook
Robert W. Lane
Armour Boot
Broadway
Don Vos
Adams Street
Burns
Ed Schreiner
Edw. B. Schreiner
No. 163
B. F. Vander Linden
Elmer Hartgraves
Bert
Catalog lists thirty three plans for hog houses
Marion County hog producers can gain ideas from a Midwest Plan Service catalog sheet issued by Knoxville County Extension Youth Assistant Dale Seebach. The four page leaflet lists 83 plans with 23 assemblies illustrated, including movable and central hog houses and swine equipment. Plans can be ordered from Iowa State College and Midwest Plan Service, a collaboration of 15 colleges with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Midwest Plan Service
County Extension
Dale C. Seebach
Knoxville
Agricultural Engineering Extension Service
Towa State College
Ames
U. S. Depart of Agriculture
Midwest
Drought Era Beer Permits And Tax Transfer Approved
The council approved beer sale permits for Glenn A. Koopman G N Ballenger and Elmer Hartgraves with bonds and deposits. Mulch tax of 75.00 paid by numerous applicants and bonds of 1000.00 each noted. Bills totaling 2 270.83 and 2 660.32 listed. transfer of city tax money 1082.81 allowed. council adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ver Dught
V & R_Briardale
Albert Beyer
Henry
W. Vande Voort
R. F. Blecha
Martin Paardekooper
G. H. Ballener
Glenn Koopman
Robert W.ne
Calvin L. Joosten
A. K. Verrips
Franklin A.verrips
Lloyd V. Warner
Farmers Union Co-op Marketing Association
Kay Vos
E. A. Carpenter
Rouw
Leonard M. van Arkel
Farmers Cooperative Exchange
Clair D. Brown
Agnes E. Weyerse
Glenn A. Koopman
G. N. Ballenger
Elmer Hartgraves
Iowa
Lt. & Pr. Co
Sinclair ‘Coal Company
Pella Supply Co
Make it Work for You Freezer Management Tips
Freezer use can save money and add meal variety says nutritionist Leslie Smith. Plan ahead, stock wisely, rotate loads, and keep a full, organized freezer with labeled dated packages for easy access and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State College Extension
Leslie Smith
Capitol Site Chosen for Town Des Moines Plan
After choosing to move the capitol to Des Moines the city surveyed locations and selected a building site on April 21, 1856.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Bond holders elect automatic extension on matured series
Owners controlling 75 percent of Series E and H Savings Bonds mature since 1951, totaling 12 billion dollars, have chosen to extend them automatically for up to ten years. This move preserves current interest and avoids immediate redemption.
Storage Benefits May Be Shared
Iowa State College extension economist I W Arthur notes landlords and tenant farmers can share in incentives for new grain storage this year including a five year tax write off and a four percent government loan. A 16 cent per bushel resealing payment remains available to corn under seal or purchase agreements, with pro rata government support even if the farmer buys back his corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Arthur
Iowa State College
Arthur
Hamilton County
United States Savings Bonds Adverts Fund Treasury
Advertising for United States Savings Bonds is contributed to the Treasury Department. The note underscores federal funding linkage and public savings promotion during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Savings Bonds
Treasury Department
Browning Learns to Speak Despite Deafness and Blindness
The renowned poet Browning mastered speech despite being both blind and deaf, demonstrating remarkable resilience. His early life challenges contrasted with later literary fame, illustrating a unique communication breakthrough.
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Fred Lautenbach
Camp Carson, Colo
Fred W. Lautenbach
U.S
Colorado
Cpl
FT. Riley, Kansas
Henry Dahm
Pfe
FT. Leonard Wood
Westinghouse
Capitol
Jackson County
Rosscreen Company
Browning
Mitchall
Mitchell
Farmers Union Lumber Company
Waechter Lumber Company
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