Iowa Nurses Scholarships Offer 50 Awards in 1958
The American Cancer Society Iowa Division announces continuation of its nurses scholarship program with 50 awards for 1958. Scholarships cover tuition fees books and uniforms up to 500 for three years at Iowa nursing schools. Applicants must rank in top third of class graduate by 1958 or earlier be at least 17 and intend to practice in Iowa two years after graduation. Applications due March 26 1958 with testing deadlines by April 1.
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Iowa
American Cancer Society
Cecil W. Seibert
M. D
Waterloo
Towa
Marion County
Celia Kester
University of Iowa
Iowa Nursing School
Iowa’ Nursing School
ASC
Mason City
Eight Hundred Visited the Public Schools Last Week
About 800 visitations occurred across three Public School Buildings during American Education Week. They included 110 dads, 525 mothers, and about 180 others. A group of 70 high school seniors joined Webster for Prospective Teacher Education Day. Lincoln Building hosted 244 visitors on Wednesday afternoon. Refreshments were served at all sites and nurseries were set up in each building with Homemaking Department girls assisting parents.
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Webster
Wednnesday
Lincoln
Soldier Addresses A/3c Raymond J Steenhoek
Private Raymond J Steenhoek AF 26806436 is listed with the 414th Matron at Box 3363 Oxnard AFB Oxnard California in military records.
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Raymond J. Steenhoek
Oxnard Afb
Oxnard
California
Three Mahaska Men to Attend 4-H Tractor Short Course
Three Mahaska County men will attend the fourteenth annual Tractor Short Course at Iowa State College in Ames on November 26 and 27. Martin Vander Meiden of Oskaloosa Implement Company Joe Minor of Lytle Implement and Kenneth Wymore of Wymore Implement of New Sharon will join representatives from fourteen southern Iowa counties for tractor education, maintenance demonstrations, and discussions on organizing county 4 H programs with support from Agricultural Engineering and the Standard Oil Foundation.
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Mahaska County
Towa
Towa State College
Ames
Martin Vander Hieden
Oskaloosa Implement Company
Joe Minor
Lytle Implement
Kenneth Wymore
Wymore Implement
New Sharon
Iowa
Martin Vander Meiden
Agricultural Engineering
Standard Oil Foundation, Inc
Pella Public Schools Plan Christmas Musical on Dec 14
Pella Public Schools will present their annual Christmas musical on Thursday December 14 at 8 p.m. High School groups provide major portions of the program with grade children and small high school vocal groups and soloists also featured. Please save the date.
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Pella Public
Social Security Setup Seen Sound in Marion County
A Marion County supervisor says the social security setup is sound as about 1 in 14 residents receive monthly pensions. Current payments total 89 780 dollars per month and are projected to rise to about 179 660 dollars monthly by 1957. The source and longevity of the funds are questioned.
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Marion County
Social Security Trust Fund Growth and Financing Statements
Leo W. Smith of the Des Moines social security office describes funding for Old-Age and Survivors Insurance. He notes a $28 billion fund since 1937, about a $400 million yearly rise, a $23 billion cushion, and future tax increases every six years until 1976. He dismisses claims the fund is going broke amid temporary yearly shortfalls. Habeas Corpus literally mind you may have the body.
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Leo W. Smith
Des Moines
Social Security Trust Fund
Smith
Dr S A Watson Named President of Penn College
Dr Shephard Arthur Watson a biology professor at William Penn College was elected president by the Penn board of trustees in a special session Tuesday announced today by Vern C Parsons of Mat.
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Shephard Arthur Watson
William Penn College
Penn Board of Trustees
Vern C. Parsons
Mat
Board Chairman to Succeed Ball as College President
In Shalltown the board named the new president designating him to take office July 1, 1968, after Charles O. Ball completes an eight year term. Ball will resign then and the transition will place the new leader with Mrs Watson residing at 139 College Avenue, Oskaloosa.
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Shalltown
Charles 8. Ball
Ball
Mrs. Watson
College Avenue
Oskaloosa
Chronicle seeks complete cover age for Pella trade area
Chronicle calls for full demographic coverage of the Pella trade area. The publishing team requests detailed population data and market reach to complete regional coverage plans. Local businesses should submit latest figures and contacts by the specified deadline to ensure inclusion.
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Pella
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Penn College
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