Thanksgiving Eve program at Second Christian Reformed church
The Loyal Workers society will hold an Eve program in the church on Thanksgiving evening at 7:80 sharp. Everyone is welcome. County Attorney Harry De Reus and Mrs. De Reus of Knoxville were in town Tuesday. Various local residents and visitors attended services, trips to Des Moines and Ames noted, with hospital updates on several residents and social visits listed throughout the community.
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the Loyal Workers Society of the Second ‘Christian Reformed Church
Harry de Reus
de Reus
Knoxville
D. Hollebeck
Iowa Falls
Tommy Byers
Carl Byers
Mahaska Hospital
Marion van Baalen
Mahaska
Ed van Zante
John W. Vander Linden
Des Moines
Elmwood Baptist Church
Geo. M. Derbyshire
First Baptist Church
Berkley
John Doornward
Sioux Center
Miss Tena
Central College
H. P. van Gorp
Leona Reavers
Dick Offinga
Waverly
C. W. Baumgardner
William Wendt
Farmers Union Holds Ambitious Annual Convention in Omaha
The Farmers Union opened its twenty fifth annual convention in Omaha on Tuesday November 19 and ran through November 21 with Governor Weaver and President Huff speaking. Alexander Legge head of the Federal Farm Board addressed. election of officers awaited on the final afternoon. Leaders from nearly every state attend amid a packed program of addresses and entertainments. The Iowa delegation is well represented.
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Farmers’ Union
Omaha
Weaver
Nebraska
Huff
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Legge
Iowa
School Lunches and the Rural Dilemma
A rural community discusses lunch patterns in schools as mothers favor pastries over nutritious meals. Johnnie's preferences for cake and pie highlight broader concerns about children's nutrition and mothers balancing convenience with healthy options. The piece references J. M. Kimble noting his mother sent cakes and buttered bread to school.
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Johnnie
J. M. Kimble
Johnnie’s Health and School Attendance Emphasized
Maxine Woolums in Parsons College Editorial Class argues that following menus helps maintain Johnnie’s health and keeps him in school. The piece suggests school doctors’ work could be lightened by adherence to nutritious lunches.
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Moth
Johnnie
Maxine Woolums
Parsons College
Reach for a worm in place of cigarette fire story
A Cedar Rapids man narrates how a sparrow sparked a barn fire by dropping a burning cigarette into a farmer’s barn. A farmhand stopped the blaze, driving the sparrow from its nest and drawing comments from Ed Wilton and W N Bament about the incident and insurance views.
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English Sparrow
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Sparrow
Ed Wilton
W.N. Bament
Too Many Unlicensed and Vicious Dogs in Iowa
A State Health Department note urges stricter dog licensing to curb rabies and bites. It warns vicious dogs should not roam free even if licensed, and highlights Pasteur treatment when bites occur. Two Iowa deaths from rabies in the past three months underscore the risk and need for enforcement.
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Iowa
State Department of Health
Licensing Dogs in Iowa Required to Prevent Attacks
The article cites Sections 6420 and 5422 of the Code of Iowa, mandating annual dog licenses for all dogs three months and older. Licensed dogs are deemed property, and dog owners must apply to the county auditor for each dog by January 1 each year, with peace officers authorized to kill unlicensed dogs that roam at large.
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Iowa
Motor Vehicle License Requirements for State Registration
County Treasurer F T Metcalf notes that non resident cars must register within ten days of entering the state and foreign licenses require registration for the period of use before current year registration. Applies to 1980 procedures for vehicles kept or used in state by residents or non residents.
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Resus
F.T. Metcalf
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J. B. Synhorst
Jack
Dick Eyehorst
Prairie City
Paul Synhorst
Chronicle
Harold Sack
Paul Grundman
J. M. Cox
Hattie van Cleve
Elmwood Beet Church
W. G. Vander Ploeg
Eddyville Tribune
Bert Wiers
June
William Buwalda
Pella
Paul Buwalda
Frank Secress
Frank McCrea
van Hemert
Paul Bowards
Bert Ward
Clara
Ruth Alferts
Dick DeWit
Florence Boat
Ames
Ames-Drake
Nancy Ruth Renaud
Anna Vander Ploeg
Roy Kersbergen
Henry Kersbergen
Johnny Breuklander
Monroe
E. F. King
Geo. F. Robbins
Colfax
Gove van Arkel
John Hagens
Holland
Edith Bevan
Nora Scholte
J. P. Klein
Dubuque
Virginia
Earl Klein
Charles City
Art Kaldenberg
Oskaloosa
J. G. Klein
B. H. van Ness
Mr. van Ness
E. C. van Ness
Sully
Peter de Haan
Gerrit Dykstra
Jacob de
John Pickerell
Eddyville
Duncan
Jin
Herman Baw
Lovnes
J. E. Cornelius
Detroit
John Dodson
Illinois Military Genseny
Abingdon
Tih
Carl Aschenbrenner
A. K. Verrips
Missouri
Iown
Illinois
Cedar Falls
John Ulrich, Jr
Joe de Gest
John Goedhart
Blue Moon Cafe
Barney Mensch
Will Tice
Lane Wielaard
Andrew Ver Meer
Chariton
R. L. Curtis
Curtis
Ira N. Cur
D. den Adel & Co
Franklin
Nebr
Home Insurance Co
John Wynberg
Main Street
P. S
Joy-Maker
Atwater Kent
Radio
Liberal
D. C
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