Firkins Family Reunion Held In Davenport
A. L. Firkins and Mr and Mrs A A Firkins attended the annual Firkins reunion in the Wonder Bread Auditorium Davenport with 52 representatives from Illinois and Iowa. Firkins served as president of the Iowa group and donated copies of the Iowa Corn Song. Next year's reunion will be in Des Moines on the fourth Sunday in August. The Rolfe contingent returned home Monday.
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A. L. Firkins
Iowa
Des Moines
Green-Christensen Wedding Draws Out-of-Town Guests
The wedding featured bridesmaids in early American style gowns with pink and blue accents, a pink and blue color scheme, and a reception in church parlors. Out-of-town guests included Senius Christensen of Mallard and many relatives from Pocahontas Humboldt Corwith and Rutland, among others, with plans to reside on a farm after March 1.
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Maid of Honor
T. ‘B. Torkelson
W. W. Green
Edward Green
Terry
M. J. Flaherty
Jimmie
Pocahontas
Marie Jolliffee
Havelock
Elmer Nicol
Alvin Jolliffee
Elmer Jolliffee
Donna Jean
Mallard
Jacob Torkelson
Humboldt
Leona Seward
Manchester
Jean Merriam
Corkwith
Nielon Miller
Fort Dodge
Garold Pontius
Gilmore
Joseph Torkelson
Rutland
T. B. Torkelson
Manchus Hansen
Berger Dale
Bede
Anne Goodchild
Hinsdale
Kathryn Goodchild
Mooseheart
Ned Goodchild
Don Green
Davenport
Lucille Smith
Kansas City
W. W. Wilcox
Towa
Iowa
Osing
Denney
Finals at Corning Highlight Ruth Wilson Speech Program
Ruth Wilson receives praise for her work in Corning Rolfe high school's Speech Department where a revived declamatory program now includes one act and three act plays, a speech course, and declamatory contests. The point system rewards participation and achievement with eight points needed for graduation speech awards, with six seniors earning awards last spring: Rachel Wiegman, Marie White, Catherine McIntire, Marcella Howland, Donald Shimon, and Jack Patterson.
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Corning
Ruth Wilson
Iowa
Rolfe High School
Rachel Wiegman
Marie White
Catherine McIntire
Marcella Howland
Donald Shimon
Jack Patterson
Teachers Continued from Page One
A list of teachers and their qualifications across Iowa, detailing principals and subjects from elementary to secondary levels. Names include Bue na Vista College graduates and state universities, with degrees from Iowa State and other institutions.
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Buena Vista College
Iowa University
Arthur D. Evans
Shelby
Iowa
Ellsworth College
Iowa State College
Clara Hendrickson
Forest City
Iowa State Teachers
Columbia
Ruth Wilson
Wadena
Wisconsin
Mary Frances Kelly
Sioux City
Louise Smith
Towa
B. M. Morningside College
Leroy Larson
Laurens
Coe College
Colorado University
Boulder
Vinetta Dobson
Lineville
Iowa State Teachers College
Alice Hood
Mallard
Clarke College
University of Colorado
Maxine Mann
Whitten
Ethel
Peterson
Alta
Dipoma
Buena Vista
Georgia Phares
Ida Grove
Dorothy Schaefer
Schaller
Lois Yoder
Kalona
Youth Problems (Continued From Page 1)
The piece argues ongoing youth unemployment will linger amid rearmament. It cites factors like rising youth numbers, farm mechanization, and urban absorption limits. It urges robust vocational training, high school reforms, and expanded guidance to prevent a lasting slump.
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America
The
Journal of Education
United States
Iowa
FP. G. Trasier
State Vocational Board
Navy recruitment sows thrills for teens and adults alike
The notice pitches the Two Ocean Navy as unequalled and invites enlistment from those 17 and older. It highlights diverse roles from aviation to engineering and promises a life of excitement and service to Uncle Sam.
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Uncle Sam
Navy
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Firkins Reunion
Pionship
U. S. Navy
U.S. Navy
Avy
Life In the Navy
Naval
Waikiki
South America
South Seas