Rolscreenings Tull Time in Davenport Office News
Notes from Rolscreenings about sales staff moves in Davenport and St Louis offices. Obituary extends sympathy to Casey De Ru, longtime employee since 1926, with many friends attending services. Welcomes new hires Maxine Hiemst and J Carpenter. recent Pella Venetian Blind installations listed in Great Falls and Cleveland and Norfolk projects.
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Missouri
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Thene
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Danke
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Carpenter
Rolsereen
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Montana
Nothingham
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Cleveland
Ohio
Swift Camp
Norfolk
Vginia
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Ray teacher of year winner named Nanes
Dr Nanes voted teacher of the year in a Ray poll. The piece notes summer camp and outdoor experiences as key for handicapped children, with age ranges 6 18 for girls and 10 18 for boys, and mentions YMCA YWCA programs open to walkers who can feed and clothe themselves.
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Dr. Nanes
YMCA
YWCA
De Keck Appointed Director of Gaass Dormitory
Dr. Walter De Keck named rector of Gaas Hall the new men’s dormitory at Central College. Dormitory for 170 men ready in September, dedicated June 2 during commencement season. De Keck, education department head at Central College and former Placement Bureau director, joins with strong background in guidance and testing. He and his wife and two sons will move into the five room apartment at Hall’s north end. High herd for the month was Bill Jenkin’s Knoxville with 1090 lbs milk and 40.9 lbs butterfat. a supervisor suggests using vaseline on udders to reduce soreness.
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Central College
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de Kock
C College
Colunica Univellese
Central
Walter
Duane
Bill Jenken
Knoxville
Jenken's Herd Tops April Milk Production
Rob Conway of DHTA reports 24 herds tested in April with 2125 cows in milk. The average production per cow combined milk and dry cows reached 2600 units, including butterfat measurements. Sidr and Tet Ward herds contributed to the total yield.
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Rob Conway
DHTA
Speech Correction Course Aids Pella Pupils and Students
An unusual opportunity is offered to Pella pupils with speech and hearing defects and to college students at Central College. A Town Department of Special Education specialist will teach remedial speech and detection of auditory irregularities. Both credit students and local pupils may profit, with guidance for future needs and afternoon sessions linked to regular work.
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Pella
Central College
Town Department of Special Education
Six Pella Students of Central College Have Teaching Jobs
Six Pella students from Central College will teach next year in various locales. Beverly Thomassen will teach home economics in Hull. Rosemary De Bruyn will oversee the library room at Lincoln grade in Newton. Eleanor Euwema will teach English in a Chicago Christian junior high. James Duffy will teach English and speech at Mount Pleasant High School. Marvin De Heus will teach eighth grade at Farson Iowa. Darlene Braam will teach in a Pella grade school. Julie Koehler and Amy Vander Sehaaf will also teach in Pella grades. All practiced teaching in Pella under supervision from college staff.
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Pella
Central College
Beverly Thomassen
Harold Thomasen
Hull
Rosemary de Bruyn
William de Bruyn
Lincoln
Newton
Eleanor Euwema
J. R.euwema
Chicago
James Duffy
Mount. Pleasant
Marvin de Heus
Mildred de Heus
Farson
Lowa
Darlene Braam
Dang
Harry Braam
Central Dents
Julie Koehler
Ainsworth
Lodging For Prisoner After Farm Break In Okaloosa
Gottfried Dohne of Alabama broke into a farm home near Okaloosa then sought lodging in the jail. His description arrived during the theft investigation and he is now to receive lodging in the jail for longer than he expected.
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Gottfried Dohne
Alabama
Okaloosa
Central Senior To Return to Japan As a Missionary
Central College senior William F. Sheets of Hammond Indiana receives a three year commission from the RCA Board of Foreign Missions to evangelize in Japan. He will be based in Fukuoka on Kyushu island and work with audio visual materials under Rev Boude Moore.
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Reformed Church In
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Philippines
Missouri
Board of Foreign
RCA
Fukuoka
Kuishu
Miss Ruth Ransom
Sheets
Boude Moore
Sail in August Students Volunteer for Mission Work
Mr. Sheets, a Central High School graduate class of 1961, pursued mission work among Japanese during Army occupation. With an interpreter, he and a partner taught a Bible set to a village near Tokyo, using Japanese American dictionary aided by Christian literature. He and his wife Julie, with two older children in the Air Corps and at Pella High School, plan to settle with their maternal grandmother in Rensselaer Indiana while she completes school.
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Sheets
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Japan
Tokyo
M S Sheets
Julie
Air Corps
Tacoma
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Joan
Pella’ High Ool
Rensselear
Ind
Seven Year Old in Hampton Roads Feels War Fear
A Virginia case study shows seven year old Jackie in Hampton Roads distressed by war talk and an aerial drill. Memorial Guidance Clinic director William I. Kelly notes general anxiety rising among six to eight year olds exposed to A bomb survival images and bombing drills, urging calm and resilience.
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Hampton Roads
Virginia
Memorial Guidance Clinic
Richmond
William I. Kelly
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