Reception Honors Mr and Mrs Logan Vanden Brink
A y reception honoring Mr and Mrs Logan Vanden Brink of San Francisco Calif was held in the parlors of the United Presbyterian Church Thursday evening. Sixty relatives and friends attended. After games Rev Schortinghuis hosted and a luncheon was served by Dorthy De Valois Doris Rensink Myrna Mae Moret Elizabeth and Frances Sitter and Delores and Lavonne Rouwenhorsta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Vanden Brink
San Francisco
Calif
United Presbyterian Church
Schortinghuis
Dorthy de Valois
Doris Rensink
Myrna Mae Moret
Elizabeth
Fraces Sitter
Delores
LaVonne Rouwenhorsta
U. P. Church July 21 1946 Services and Activities
The United Protestant church schedules Sabbath School at 10 00 a m with lesson The Spirit of True Worship Worship at 11 00 a m sermon Think on These Things Youth Hour at 7 00 p m led by Betty Stegeman If Missionaries Had Not Come Worship at 8 00 p m sermon Thy Kingdom Come A Ladies Aid meeting July 25 hosted by Mrs S Green with devotions led by Mrs H J Marmon Minister John F Schortinghuis invites continued church attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Stegeman
Ladies Aid
S . Green
H.J Marmon
Woman reports relief from arthritis after treatment
Mrs. Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington says she endured arthritis for years but is now free from pain and able to work. She invites others to write for information while noting NUE Laboratories in the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthritus
Anna Pautz
P. O. Box
Vancouver
Wash
Adv-Nue Ovo Laboratories
Hoeven opposes British loan burden on Iowa’s Eighth District
Congressman Chas Hoeven argues a per capita loan share would total 7 840 868 for Iowa's Eighth District and warns the loan shifts a heavier burden to other states. He contends the loan acts as a credit on goods and that American taxpayers would pay, while Iowa voters oppose the British grab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hoeven
Iown
Hoeven
Iowa
Governor Blue Delays Action Until Federal Rent Bill Outcome
Governor Robert D Blue says a special session may be convened to address rent control if President Truman approves the federal control bill. He will act swiftly to meet Iowa emergencies depending on the presidential decision, awaiting the federal bill’s outcome before final legislative moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D Blue
Truman
Iowa
Blue
Towa
Washington
Treasury chief hints at taxes after OPA demise
A secretary of the treasury is accused of pressuring policy through tax threats linked to OPA shutdown. Critics call this tactic a low form of oppression and warn it could provoke rebellion, tracing history to colonial tax disputes that sparked liberty and independence. The rebuke targets the administration’s tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
OPA
What a Man: Henry Wallace Leads Emergency Food Effort
Henry Wallace as chairman of the emergency food program reports the group spent 300000 to collect 323000. He then asks for 500000 to package and ship food for Europe. Citizens are urged to feed the starving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wallace
Emergency Food Program
Henry
Europe
PARDON FOR PENDERGAST WORKER PROMPTED BY TRUMAN
President Truman secured a pardon for Francis Ryan once linked to the Pendergast machine. Ryan, convicted in federal court of vote fraud, served 21 months, was paroled, and has now been pardoned by the president. The report notes the political connection and the governor’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Francis Ryan
Enlistment Rules Under GT Bill Of Rights May 3 Year Terms
The document outlines enlistment ages 18 to 34 with a 17 year option with parental consent, and special age rules for Army veterans who can reenlist regardless of age. It notes service duration increasing to three quarters pay after 30 years, life retirement up to 185.63 monthly in certain ranks, and credit for all prior active federal service. It confirms GT Bill of Rights benefits for those enlisting by October 5, 1946 and allows choice of service branch and overseas theater on 3 year terms where options exist.
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Jack Gordon
Tuson
Arizona
Emma Stutzman
Brink
Herman Koerselman
St. Joseph Hospital
Sioux City
Lorrain Groeters
Ronnie
Herman Vander Maten
Harriet
Richard Vande Hoef
Frank Vander Maten
John Dykstra
Fred Boerhave
Hatfield, Minn
Larry Salmon
Sheldon Hospital
Ivan L. Sanders
Sibley
Tom Feenstra
A. G. Satre
Sibley, Iowa
W. S. Balkema, M.D
Setldon
Sheldon
C.B. Thorpe CO
Exchange
H. J. Meis
Sheldon, Iowa
G. Bd. Winch
George
H RL Cochran
Rawleigh
West O’brin County
Rawleigh’s
Dept
Frepport, Ill
S. Oscoba
D. O. Storie Dental Surgeons Office
Res
Orange City
No Commission
Boyden
U. P. Church Notes
John F. Schortinghuis
G. Bartels
Jeweler Oe
O. N. Ross
Ford Building
Worland Sign Co
Desidon
Jowa
Lou Gardner
Pardon Pendergast
Peter Baartman Jr
Mr Case Mollma
Middleburg
John Ver Hoef
Pete Herrwynen
John van Velzen
Sioux Falls
Joe van Velzen
Ohio
Henry van Veldhuisen
Dickie
Gerrit Aalberts
Lillian Todd
Todd
Sandy Green
Doathly
U. S. Army Recruiting Station
U.S. Army Recruiting Center
Spencer
Hinman
Carl Johnson Sheldon
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