Women Find Linotype Operation A Steady Occupation
Women linotype operators gain importance in backshops as Iowa journalists study Linotype Operation and Care at SUI. Ethel Dorsey and Ginny Crain pursue practical careers after advertising and nursing paths, aided by a student loan fund from the Iowa Press Association to help during training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University of Iowa School of Journalism
Ethel Dorsey
St. Ansgar
Ginny Crain
Iowa City
Miss Dorsey
Des Moines
SUI
St. Ansgar Enterprise
Dorsey
SUI College of Nursing
Miss Crain
Town City Press-Citizen
Des Moines Register
Town
Dorothy Orr
Valda Lans
School of Journalism
State University of Iowa
Iowa Press Association
Ethel Dorsey O
Panthers Beat Little Dutch In Knoxville Dual Meet 84 48
Knoxville Panthers defeated Pella Little Dutch in a dual track meet at Knoxville 84 to 48. Panthers won 12 of 16 events. mile relay tied for top honors. Pella leaders included Leo Van Vark, Bob Borgman, Hank Vande Voort and Vanden Voort with multiple podium finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Panthers
Pella
Hank Vande Voort
Bob Borgman
Leo van Vark
Rotarians Meet in Ames for District Conference
Nine hundred forty three Rotarians and their wives from International Rotary District 193 attended the two day event in Ames on April 20 and 21. Members from 46 clubs plus Ames Rotary hosts plus district officers filled the university campus program. Notables included Walter Judd Henry Brunnier and Chancellor Franklin Murphy who spoke at banquets and sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Rotary District
Iowa
Iowa State College
Ames
Thal
Pella
K. H. Bean
M. M. Dockendorff
Tom Fultz
J. W. Kuyper
R. Tysseling
Henry W. Vandevoort
Louis van Roekel
Gary T. Vogelaar
Walter Judd
Minnesota
Great Hall
Memorial Union
Henry J. Brunnier
Manning
Iown
Brunnier
San Francisco
Rotary International
Mexico City
Franklin Murphy
University of Kansas
Women Entertained By Mildred Edgar Committee
A committee headed by Mrs Mildred Edgar entertained four women with a special program starting Sunday afternoon with attendance at the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra concert. Monday morning featured a brunch and program at the Memorial Union. Performers included Miss Elsa Niemack of Town State College violinist Mrs Henry M Black book reviewer and Gwen Matthews Rotary fellow from Madras India at college on a Harris scholarship studying home economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Edgar
Alvin R. Edgar
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Memorial Union
Elsa Niemack
Town State College
Henry M. Black
Id Gwen Matthews
Rotary
Madras
India
Harris
How To Freeze Asparagus At Home
Directions from Jewel Graham, Iowa State College extension nutritionist, on selecting young stalks, trimming, washing, and preparing for dry or brine packs. Includes scald times and brine ratios to prevent oxidation and freezer burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Graham
Iowa State College Extension
Track meet results show Vande Voort and Nichols shine
Vande Voort and Dahlin led performances with a 41 foot 2 inch football throw. Nichols claimed multiple events including high jump and pole vault, tying Bledsoe and Hiemstra in a 5 foot 2 inch height. Vanden Oever and Shaffer contributed in distance events and Ver Hoef joined vault standings with solid marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vande Voort
PHS
Dahlin
KHS
Nichols Voort
de Wild
Nichols
Tie Bledsoe
Hiemstra
Vanden Oever
Shaffer
Bledsoe
Vickroy
Ver Hoef
Borgman
Stephenson
Dingeman
Marion County Farmers Sign Up for 1952 ACP Program
A preliminary check shows that 1782 Marion county farmers have signed up to cooperate in the 1952 Agricultural Conservation Program announced by Paul E. Brown, chairman of the county PMA committee. This represents 71.8 percent of the county’s 2482 farmers. Brown notes strong farmer effort to review fields for urgent conservation needs and to utilize ACP facilities this year, emphasizing maximizing conservation for each dollar of funds and that farmers bear the major share of costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Paul E. Brown
PMA
Brown
ACP
Stocks of Grain April 1st 1982 from Town reporting
Grain inventories show corn totals across all positions at 848,696,000 bushels on April 1 in Town, with farm stocks 84,128,000 bushels and off farm 5,454,000. Disappearance for January-March 1952, and comparisons to previous years, indicate large livestock feeding and variable on farm versus off farm holdings, while oats, barley, rye, and wheat stocks are detailed in farm and off farm components across interior mills, elevators and warehouses.
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Towa
Towa Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
W. S
United States
Commodity Credit Corporation
Fragmentary sentence notes states and regions
A partial line mentions states New York Illinois and Minnesota and references positions in the United States. The text appears fragmentary with no clear event date or actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
New York
Illinios
Minnesota
Walleye and other fish seasons listed with dates
The notice outlines fishing seasons opening in May for walleye northern pike perch white bass yellow bass and sauger with some species excluded. It also mentions sunfish bluegill rock bass and a frog season starting May 12 with a limit of twelve. The text contains garbled fragments and inconsistent names.
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Town U
Ginny Cain
University High School
KAS
Johnson
van de Voort
van Vark
Blom
Crosby
Willis
MeComas
Still
Dahlia
Ver Ploeg
McCombs
Ikuta
Little
Johnston
America
Newspaper Production Laboratory
SUI School of Journalism
Pella Supply Co
Cornie van Roekel
Mgr
Abele
Patterson-Sargent
Florlux
van den Berg Electric & Paint Co
Walleye
The
Marion Coun
Funk
Drouth Resistance
Bakker
Rus
Chevrolet
Fisher
White Way Auto Company
Pella, Iowa
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