School News Highlights From Primary to Eighth Grade
Kindergarten enjoys nursery rhymes and projector stories while first and second grades explore gardens, spelling milestones, and arithmetic drills. The eighth grade attends Spencer fair as students elect a council, and reports cover geography, breakfast charts, British Isles study, and a milk bottle egg experiment.
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Dwayne
Harriet
Judy
Blanche
Marian
Diane
Donna
Sharon
Cathy
Verlyn
Gerry
Elaine
Faye
Cordell
Reading
Gladys
Ruth Jacobsoa
Northwestern College 25th outdoor pageant planned on campus
The college hosts a two night outdoor pageant on the Northwestern campus with 2500 expected attendees each evening. Rev. Charles Boonstra narrates as Minerva De Beer symbolizes a silver lantern guiding youth with the light of truth. 200 students help produce, aided by local townspeople.
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Northwestern College
Zwemer Hall
Minerva de Beer
Charles Boonstra
Duven Electric Company
Harry England
LeRoy Nattress
Jacob Heemstra
Henry de Haan
Harry Dykstra
le Roy Nattress
Robert Baar
Fern Smith
Synod
Maurice Te Paske
Sioux Center
Anthony Te Paske
Anoth
Prospects for 1953 Farm Income and Insulation Payoff
Farm income in 1953 may fall about 5 percent from 1952 due to higher costs and lower beef prices, with cash purchasing power down 40 percent since 1943. Experts cite rising marketing and labor costs, while Purdue and Iowa State economists stress efficient farming and insulation as key profit drivers.
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L. H. Simerl
University of Illinois
Simerl
R. L. Kohls
Purdue
Francis Kutish
Iowa State College
Salmon Rice Mold With Aspic and Pineapple Muffins Delights
A vintage recipe item offers a salmon and rice mold with lemon gelatin aspic for a late summer porch party plus pineapple muffins using nonfat dry milk. It details assembling the salmon rice mold and pineapple muffin batter with specific measurements.
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Stade
Northwestern College Homecoming Event Preview and Accreditations
A detailed program highlights Northwestern College history with scenes of the first president inauguration, a college opera and play reenactments, and a second president’s inauguration. A recording features remarks by leaders including Dr. Wezeman and Dr. Strien, plus news of North Central Association accreditation. The Homecoming Queen and attendants will appear. bugles from Zwemer Hall will mark the finale.
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Jacob Heemstra
Henry Colenbrander
Ruth Groeters
Nellie Kuyper
F. H. Wezeman
Irwin Lubbers
G. T. Vander Lugt
Bernard Mulder
Wm. Goulooze
David Strien
General Synod
Northwestern College
North Central Association of Colleges
Evelyn Bolks
Hull
Carol Oaken-Sibley
Arlene Roos-Ashton
Donna Ver Hoef
Rock Valley
Karen Ver Hoef
Northwestern
Bruised Stock Losses Cost Shippers Millions
AVMA officials warn that bruised livestock during shipping costs the U S economy millions yearly. Last year losses reached 50 million dollars with an average 350 dollars per farm. Packing plants report 15 beef carcasses bruised per 1000 and 11 hogs per 1000, prompting calls for improved loading facilities and cattle dehorning.
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American Veterinary Medical Association
AVMA
Birthdays Honored at Clarence Postma Home Pool
Mr and Mrs Clarence Postma hosted a Sunday evening gathering honoring Saturday birthday celebrants Nancy Reekers Archer Mary Ann Van Beek Sheldon and others. Guests included Rens Postma Henry Van Beek Fred Wilts Henry Reekers and families from Archer Sheldon and nearby towns.
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Clarence Postma
Nancy
Henry Reekers
Archer
Mary Ann van Beek
Sheldon
Rens Postma
Henry van Beek
Mary Ann
Fred Wilts
Sponsor Henri Steunenberg Elected for Girls League
Mrs. Henri Steunenberg was elected sponsor for the Girls League of the First Reformed Church replacing Mrs. Hildred Dykstra.
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Henri Steunenberg
The
First Reformed Church
Hildred Dyk- Stra
Birthday Picnic Dinner Honors Sioux City Birthday Pair
Mr and Mrs Billy Kwikkel Jr and their daughters enjoyed a birthday picnic at River View Park Sioux City honoring George Dickevers and Billy Kwikkel Jr on their birthdays joining guests from Omaha Neb and local families.
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Billy Kwikkel Jr
Sioux City
Bill Kwikkel Sr
Louise Hendricks
Omaha
Nebr
George Dickevers
Elmer den Hartog
River View Park
Omaha Court Rules Dr Hall and Wife Died Simultaneously
An Omaha court ruled that Dr Byron Hall and his wife, murder victims, died at the same moment to settle a probate dispute. The decision affects estate distribution and resolves questions over timing of death in the case.
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Darrel Rosemeyer
Sioux City
le Mars
Charles Capron
Omaha
Byron Hall
Patient Updates From Sioux City and Sheldon Hospital
Miss Joan Van Velzen remains a patient in St. Josephs hospital Sioux City. Mrs. Henry Heusinkveld Jr and son Michel Shane returned home Friday. Mr Henry Harman suffered a fight from the hospital in Sheldon.
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Joan van Velzen
St. Josephs Hospital
Sioux City
Henry Heusinkveld Jr
Michel Shane
Henry Harman
Sheldon
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