Birthday Celebrations Mark Herman Ossenforts 72nd
Mrs. Willis Vande Hoef and Mrs. Tony Slothouber visited Mrs. John Dykstra at Doornink Hospital in Orange City Friday afternoon. Families including Ernest Meyer Wilson Ossenfort George and Henry Ossenfort Boyden joined to celebrate Herman Ossenforts 72nd birthday.
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Willis Vande Hoef
Tony Slothouber
John Dykstra
Doornink Hospital
Orange City
Ernest Meyer
Wilson Ossenfort
George
Henry Ossenfort
Boyden
Herman
Mitchell Jansen
Los Angeles
Calif
Bill Kwikkel
Herman Ruyter
Ruyter
Cal
Myr
Jerry de Raad
Bill Baartman
Middleburg
Bob Boonstra
Robert Moret
4-H Good Will Garden Seeds Drive Launched in Sioux County
Sioux County 4-H officers Thursday January 8 in Orange City endorsed a statewide campaign to raise funds for 3000 European garden seed kits. The plan calls for 46 seed packets at $3 each to be distributed through 20 local clubs with funds sent to Church World Service Inc. The seed packets include 25 varieties and a card identifying contributing clubs and club presidents.
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Sioux County
Orange City
Iowa
Chicago
Church World Service, Inc
Javee Miller
County 4-H Girls
Duane Witt
County 4-H
Bove’ Nresident
Rock Valley
Ninane Witt
Hawarden
Irer Winterfield
Sinanx
Curtig
Reed seeks Republican nomination for Iowa Commerce Commissioner
Cresco resident Carl W. Reed announces his candidacy on the Republican ticket for Iowa State Commerce Commissioner. A lawyer by training, he has served as Cresco City Attorney, Howard County Attorney, State Senator for the Howard Winneshiek district, District Court Judge Thirteenth Judicial District, and Commerce Commissioner. He is married with three children and has sat in Interstate Commerce Commission hearings as a state operating member.
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Cresco
Fay
Iowa
Carl
Howard County
Howard Winneshiek
Thirteenth
Commerce
June
Europe
WAG
Japan
Henry
European
Richard
Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissions
CIO PAC Campaign Against Congress Over Prices
The CIO political arm launches a campaign to defeat Congress members blamed for high prices. It argues inflation stems from New Deal and Truman policies, cites ending rationing and OPA controls in 1946, and claims wage and tax programs worsened inflation, urging voters to oppose those who fought against the CIO.
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CIO
Congres
Truman
Congress
OPA
Mr. Truman
Iowa Congressmen a Strong Cohesive Republican Group
The Iowa delegation in the House solidified influence after Republicans won control. Known for cooperation to aid state and national welfare, they hold strategic committee seats and exchange views on legislation. Charles B. Hoeven of the Eighth District drives farming policy on the Agriculture Committee.
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Iowa
House of Representatives
Congress
Local Social Visits Spread Across Doon and Hull
Doon residents Mr and Mrs Ben Vander Veen and Mr Arne Inveld of Hollandale Minn visited in local homes. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Willis Vande Hoef and Mrs Tony Liethouber in Orange City. Rounding out the weekend, Peter Rolandson dined with Richard Green. Norman Bell and Noreen Bell joined Peter Bell in Hull.
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Ben Vander Veen
Doon
Arne Inveldt
Hollandale
Minn
John Sitter
Willis Vande Hoef
Tony Liethouber
Lewis de Koster
Orange City
Peter Roland Son
Richard Green
Norman Bell
Noreen
Peter Bell
Hull
John Droog
Perkins
Robert Moret
Marion Haahr
Cedar Falls
Oliver Myer
Waterloo
John Struyk
Hull Hospital
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