Miss Ione Lankelma studies civil engineering in Ames
Local notes report Ione Lankelma has moved to Ames to study civil engineering. Other items note Ralph Russell dismissed from Mercy Hospital in Oskaloosa after major surgery, a large political rally in Pella on November 2 1944, and various community news including births, marriages, moves, military updates, and local civic events tied to Marion County and surrounding areas.
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Ione Lankelma
Ames
Ralph Russell
Mercy Hospital
Ozkuloosa
Pella Memo Building
Adt
Salisbury on mental breakdown in World War I veterans
Dr F Salisbury spoke to the Legion on hospital care for veterans noting many breakdowns stem from army life and adjustment strain. He argued tropics and malaria raise risk, that “hell-shocked” mislabels those never in combat, and that patterns mirror past wars. Dinner Nov 10 set, Armistice Eve plans include Legion Auxiliary fundraising and Rooster Night on November 18 with chicken dinner.
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Salisbury
France
Vande Voort
Post
Auxiliary
Legion Tall
Tunis Kempkes
Legion
Lake Prasad Summit
Kempkes
Pleasantville Honors Sarah Hollingsworth
Pleasantville celebrated Sarah E Hollingsworth a Democratic candidate for Marion County recorder last Saturday. The program depicted her life from child to teacher to widow with three sons in service and two in the field, highlighting her community service. The crowd filled the building as Pleasantville weighs losing her to Knoxville where she will serve as County Recorder.
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Pleasantville
Sarah E. Hollingsworth
Marion County
Hollingsworth
Knoxville
Olcott on State Teachers Program in Des Moines
Dr Mason Olcott of Central College will address the Town State meeting in Des Moines on education in Iowa. The event outlines four sessions covering Professional Impersonation in Iowa United States Education and the People's... Central College attendees include Miss Williams Goldsmith Mentink and two Future Teachers of America Wilma Kats and Marihelen Brand.
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Mason Olcott
Central College
Des Moines
Iowa
United State
Rther
Central
Miss Williams
Women’s Club of the State
M Goldsmith
Mentink
Future Teachers of America
Wilma Kats
Marihelen Brand
H S Juniors to Present Comedy at Pella High
H S Juniors stage a Thursday November 9 comedy in the Pella High School Auditorium. The play The junior class production features Betty as the mainstay with Toodles and Sally in key roles. Directed by Miss Marge He is, with a cast including Hoeven Vander 1 den De Wild and others, tickets available at Van Derden's Drug Store starting November 3.
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Pella High School
Clus
Betty
Miss Marge
Fale Lows
Toodles
Tugo Jen Hoeven
Viet Minerva
Dolores McConeghey
Sally Luu
Benarsma Chester
Kenneth Vander
den Dave
Eugene de Wild
Mr. Atkins
LeRoy Baughman
Preston Durhams
Vanderden's Drug Store
Flying Dutchmen To Play Simpson At Indianola Friday
The Vy tral Colle ng Dutchmen of Cen cowill journey to In nola Friday night to meet Simpson College Redmen in their second encounter this season. In Kuyper Stadium Oct 6 the Redmen won 6 to 6 though outplayed for three quarters. Simpson has defeated Wartburg and Central, tied with Wartburg and Cornell, and lost to Cornell. Central beat Wartburg 27 to 6 in Homecoming. The Dutchmen, showing a potent running attack, seek to avenge their only defeat.
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Vytral Colleng
Cencowill
Innola
Thompson College
Redmen
Kuyper Stadium
Simpson
Wartburg
Central
Cornell
Lutc
Game Storage Permits Available At Locker Plants
State Conservation Commission and Cold Storage Locker Association urge hunters to obtain permits for legal storage of game. Most game must be disposed within 10 days after season end, with extensions possible to June 30 next year for non waterfowl. Migratory waterfowl may be held an extra 45 days.
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State Conservat Commission
10Th & Mulberry
Tes Moines
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
United States
Iowa Farm Bureau Convention Set for Nov 20 22
The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation will hold its annual convention November 20 to 22 at the Fort Des Moines Hotel in Des Moines. Monday features group conferences for Farm Bureau women, agents, managers, rural youth, extenders, home economists, and livestock and food interests, plus an off the record dinner. Tuesday includes reports from department heads and Roger Corbett of the American Farm Bureau. the family banquet airs Tuesday night. Wednesday, voting delegates meet to adopt resolutions and elect district board members, with school tax revision on the agenda.
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Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Donald B. Groves
Fort Des Moines
Farm Bureau
Roger Corbett
American Farm Bureau
Weather notes on Chicago growing seasons and forecasts
An old saying about liking weather is tested by a Chicago area chart showing 73 years of growing seasons from last spring frost to first autumn frost. The average season length is 189 days, with 138 to 236 days extremes. Last frost around April 15 and first fall frost around October 21. this year four days late and nine days early respectively.
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Chicago
Old Dame
Chicago Tribune
County Farm Bureau Meeting Set For November 13
Farm Bureau members should mark November 13 on their calendars for the annual county bureau meeting at Memorial Hall Knoxville. Events begin 6 45 p m with dinner by the American Legion Auxiliary. Donald B Groves will give the address. Officers for the coming year will be elected and county resolutions adopted. Reports on bureau activities will be given, with entertainment by radio duo Jerry and Zelda.
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Farm Bureau
Couny Farm Bureau
Memorial Hall
Knoxville
American Legion Auxiliary
Donald B. Groves
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Jerry
Zelda
Election night coverage and radio schedule glimpses
Radio and wire services map election night coverage from 3:00 p.m. onward with CBS Associated Press and United Press. Reporters Bob From Hill Hyurs Edwin C. Hill Quincy Howe and others relay national and state returns. Local corners include Russ Van Dyke in South Dakota and Glen Law in Minnesota with Corliss Archer features and KRNT programming.
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Kent Steners
CBS
Associated]oith United Pees
Press Associ
Incal
Hkeadet
Aven Viti
Incal Celor
Bob From
Hill Hyurs
Edwin C. Hill
Quincy Howe
South Dakota
Russ van Dyke
Stony Falls
Minnesota
Glen Law
Maeapolis
Nebraska
Jie Coatett
Red Cross Chapter Buys Portable Wheel Chair
The Pella Red Cross Chapter has purchased a collapsible steel wheel chair for patient use at home. It can be rented by the week or longer for a nominal fee. Arrangements for use are made through Will Van Sittert or Dr J G Fults.
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Pella
The
Red Cross
Will van Sittert
Home Service
Little Things Hat Count Learn Self Reliance in Kids
A three year old learns to dress herself and do small tasks with parent guidance. The Iowa Child Welfare Research Station urges letting children try buttoning turning pages opening doors and hair combing to build self reliance and practical skills through daily, safe practice.
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Betty
Tring
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
University of Iowa
Red Cross Parcels Aid American Prisoners of War
Washington dispatch reports shipments by the American Red Cross to American prisoners of war just after capture. About 5000 parcels are issued through the International Red Cross Committee, containing thirty kinds of articles such as pajamas under wear a shirt soap and other items for immediate needs of men who travel with only the clothes they are wearing.
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Washington
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Dutch East Innes
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Omaha
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Straw Lewis
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Franklin Street
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Navy
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Towa
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Red Cross Chapter
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Memorial Building
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