Iowa Firms Asked to List Facilities for SBA Inventory
The Iowa Development Commission and the Small Business Administration seek a statewide inventory of productive facilities in small firms. Firms may obtain the 166 Facility Form from the Des Moines office or SBA offices in Omaha Davenport and Kansas City. Forms help identify capable suppliers for potential defense contracts and aid SBA in locating firms with specialized tools or skills.
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Iowa Development Commission
Small Business Administration
State of
Iowa
S.B.A
Des Moines
Omaha
Davenport
Kansas City
Commission
U. S
The Highway Story by Bob Hullihan
A small town mourns two teenagers killed in a traffic crash involving reckless driving. The close community faces shock as the tragedy reveals unsafe attitudes toward underage driving and the need for responsibility and curb enforcement.
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Bob Hullihan
Community conscience questioned after a patrol lapse
A commentator argues the penalty is overdue as residents reflect on local enforcement gaps. A man notes that many youths lack experience with police and proposes stricter enforcement as a form of prevention to keep them alive.
Kindergarten News Highlights New Toys And Numbers
Kindergarten notes introduce a cargo ship and a navy sea plane for the room. Students praise Wiggles the funny little dog among stories heard. They are getting acquainted with new number books and can count the first ten numbers.
School News Highlights From Oak Hill Neighbors
In second grade 100 spelling scores were earned by all. Robert and Jane H. achieved 100 in first grade spelling. Students watched Fun In the Snow and Children of Japan. Second graders began More Friends and Neighbors readers and studied birds and animal differences. Mr. Strathman of Pocahontas took class photos. A cancer awareness program involved students bringing home materials and receiving badges.
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Robert
Jane H
Japan
Oak Hill
School room progress and Mallard games noted
Third grade studies Indian history and multiplication basics. Fourth grade masters many multiplication tables. Attendance largely good with Sharon Truelson absent one day. Movies Thursday included Bread and The Japanese Children. Pep meeting Friday with Mallard Junior High game parts observed. Patty Trenary Chlea Wilken and Carla Cruickshank absent in fifth sixth grades. New courses history and health praised. Sixth grade spelling high scores by Janet Vaughn Irene Richter. fifth graders Geraldine Baker Chlea Wilken Barbara Page also 100. Junior High girls second team lost to Mallard. first team won. Seventh and eighth grades reading Treasure Island. eighth grade test Monday. Ronnie Trenary at Pocahontas Music Festival. Some seventh graders study percent in arithmetic. Mary Jane Truelsen ill Friday. Next Mallard games set Jan 31 and Feb 7. boys host Feb 5 with high school second team following.
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Patty Trenary
Chlea Wilken
Carla Cruickshank
Janet Vaughn
Irene Richter
Geraldine Baker
Barbara Page
Mallard
Ronnie Trenary
Pocahontas
Mary Jane Truelsen
Je. High
DMT Teams Fall to Bradgate in Friday Games
DMT boys beat Bradgate 62 to 52 as the second team played most of the last half with Tom Bennett scoring the bulk of DMT points. The DMT girls were defeated by Bradgate 52 to 36. DMT hosted Barnum teams on Tuesday February 4. Daniel Defoe, author of Robinson Crusoe, wrote about 30 books in the final four years of his life.
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D.M.T
Bradgate
Tom Bennett
Barnum
Daniel DeFoe
88 Traffic Accidents in Pocahontas County 1957
Sheriff Kenneth Richardson reports 88 traffic accidents in Pocahontas County during 1957 with four fatalities. Fatal crashes occurred June 20 one mile east of Havelock at highways 10 and 17 killing Lyle E. Hahns and Joan E. Hahns of Elmhurst. July 6 ten miles north of Pocahontas on highway 17 claimed Harlan M. Pingel of Fort Dodge. A third fatality occurred three miles north of Pocahontas on highway 17 involving Mrs. W. L. Boyd of Pocahontas.
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Pocahontas
Pocahontas County
Sheriff's Office
Kenneth Richardson
Havelock
Lyle E. Hahns
Joan E. Hahns
Elmhurst
Harlan Melvin Pingel
Fort Dodge
W. L. Boyd
Man Is One Sermon At Presbyterian Church
William B. Nelson leads worship at the Presbyterian Church as God’s Word teaches racial equality. Church school for all ages at 10:00 AM followed by morning worship at 11:00 AM. Sermon titled Man Is One. Junior Hi WF meets at 5:30 PM.
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William B. Nelson
God's Word
Nancy DeWolf's Home Meeting Schedule
Senior Hi WF will meet at Gary Wolfe's home Monday 7 30. Wednesday Adult class 7 30. Last in this series. Thursday Choir practice 7 30. Saturday Communicant class 10 11 30 a.m.
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Nancy DeWolf
Hiwf
Gary Wolfe
Lutheran Church to Install Officers February 12
Irving N. Tange pastor announces Sunday school and Bible classes at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with the installation of new officers. Men of the church meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday February 12 with Barney Orwig and Dean Dunn hosting an evening of inspiration fellowship and recreation.
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Irving N. Tange
Barney Orwig
Dean Dunn
Methodist School of Missions Opens For Children
The church invites local children to learn about peers from other lands through a Saturday afternoon missions class from 2 to 4 PM. Pastor C. M. McQuary emphasizes world peace through cross cultural understanding and welcoming all kids to join for a joyful, worthwhile instruction.
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THE
Methodist Church
C. M. McQuary
School of Missions
Sunday School and Banquet Schedule Announced
Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11. Monday evening the annual Father and Son banquet will be held. Tickets are available from several men in the congregation. Plan to bring a son or two to this gathering.
Renewal of West View Grain Company Incorporation
Renewal Articles of Incorporation filed with the Iowa Secretary of State record West View Grain Company in Pocahontas County. The firm, based at West View, Pocahontas County, buys sells stores and deals in grain and merchandise with 500 shares of common stock. The corporation began in 1938 and renewal expires September 25 1977 unless sooner dis-
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West View Grain Company
West View Grain Company Officers and Structure
The stockholders govern the company with an eight member board chosen from among themselves and officers selected by the board. Current officers are Claude Van Gundy, president. William Van Gundy, vice president. Edna M. Van Gundy, secretary-treasurer. Private property of stockholders is exempt from corporate debts.
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Claude van Gundy
William van Gundy
Edna. M. van Gundy
West View Grain Company
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the Rolfe Arrow
Robert Swan
Marion Bruce
Rolfe
Howa Press Association
National Editorial
Jasspetariae
D.M.T. School News
Mrs. Madden
Nielsen
Sharon Truelson
Presbyterian Church
Ney
the Lutheran Church
Pocahontas Rendering Works
Dick’s
the Arrow Office
Jay Arnold
Mallard, Ia
G. Fred Smith Automobile & Property Insurance Real Estate Dial
Fuller Bldg
T. J. Raynes Insurance
Dial
F. H. Molyneuz
Methodist
Carl J. White
McCormick System
Rolfe, Iowa
R. B. Ranne
Res
Joseph
J. E. Hynds
Ritz Theatre
Office Dial
Kennedy Agency
General Insurance
H. G. Frigaard
Chiropractor
X-ray Service
DR. L. W. Feldman
Loxterkamp
M. D
Rolfe Clinic
E. P. Hansen
Humboldt
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