Pocahontas Catholic school honors Father Karhoff
A school program at Pocahontas Catholic High observance of Father TL B Karhoff name day featured a one act play Dust of the Road and dramatic selections by students and local talent. A high Mass for Father Karhoff followed and he granted a free day March 25. An athletic fund auction is planned and Palm Sunday Masses were rescheduled to 7 30 and 10.
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TL. B. Karhoff
Pocahontas Catholic High School
Kenneth S. Goodman
Sandra Buttner
Joesph Crotty
John Shors
Charles Allen
Herman Hemker
Eleanor Eckerson
Susan Shors
Carol Peterson
Donald Monaghan
Telham
Joanne Scott
Mabel
Patricia Kelly
Father Karhoff
Pocahontas Catholic School Athletic Fund
Sacred Heart Church
Lud Amburg
Joe
Malta
John Eike
Joe Rivard
Chicago
Ill
Pocahontas
F. Joesph
Rivard
Illinois Central Railroad
Glen Christians
Scott
Milwaukee
Wis
Christians
Roy Reiter
Betty Reiter
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
John Ollinger
Hugh Ollinger
Keota
Washington, D. C
Bernadine Olinger
Miss Ollinger
Civil Aeronautics Department
Minguer
Les Moines
Everette Ollinger
Durtoe Doadivs
Pavahontas
Hermsen
Nene Vane
Hanes
Cornus Chirisui
Ist
Dodge
Sioux City
Focahontas
Hull
Pocahontas Catholic
All Diocesan
Pocahontas Junior Legion
Richard J. Wiedenfeld
Henry B. Karhoff
Wiedenfeld
Trinity High School
Creighton University
Omaha
Morningside College
Truesdale
Mark
Mareia
Olinger Furniture to Open in Bristow Area Amid Prizes
The Olinger Furniture store on 38rd Ave NW begins a grand opening Thursday March 31 through Wednesday April 6 with weeklong registrations for prizes. Mr. Olinger will offer furniture flooring blinds drapes and related services while retaining upholstery. Mrs. Eckerson and Ronald Moskalski assist. several local visitors and residents are noted.
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Eral
Keotawich Hunt
Washington
Olinger
38Rd Ave
Marten
L. E. Eckerson
Ronald Moskalski
Scoby King
Fairmont
Minn
Joesph F. Schoofs
Phil Flynn
Worthington
Joan Donohoe
Buffalo Center
John Donohoe
Des Moines
Alice Donohoe
Mike Murray
St. John’s University
Collegeville
Frank Murray
Rochester
Howard Shimon
Pocahontas Golf Club
Thomas A. McMahon
Waldo Mick
J. A. Hudek
Bob Smith
F. M. Minnich
J. B. Pattee
George Shors
Richard Puduska
U. S. Navy
Pictor
Japan
Pacific
W. W. Poduska
Richard Storr
Carl Storr
Phi Kappa Fraternity
Towa State College
Ames
Booth
Weishea
Town State College
Duane Hotovee
Blaine
Syracuse
Nebr
Spencer, Sr
Hotovee
Grace Shaw
Florence Shaw
Cornell College
Mt Vernon
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Joe Hermsen
Pocahontas Catholic
Buena Vista Cullen
Sturt Lake
Hermsen
Egg Prices and Production Rise in Iowa Amidst Warmer March
Farm Economist Donald J. Hunter reports Iowa hens fetch similar or higher egg prices this winter versus last year while total Iowa egg production climbs about 5 percent. Early March warmth may boost demand, and cold storage data show continued large storage operations with Shelleps leading gains.
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Pocahontas County
Donald J. Hunter
Towa State College
Iowa
Ene
Shelleps
Hunter
Price Trends Hint Mixed February Food Commodities
The article notes smaller year over year increases than February 1, reports eggs and fowl prices as lower than earlier estimates, and cites a general rise in poultry since January 1. February showed a steady trend with recent weeks showing renewed price pressure while storage stocks for fowl remain below last year. Broiler production appears to be moving more directly to consuming channels.
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Ter
Stern
Hunter
Rural Women Move Day to Rolfe School Auditorium
Rural Women's Day moves this year to Rolfe School auditorium after a Rural Women's committee vote. The annual meeting is set for Tuesday April 26 and will be a Family Night open to all relatives. Mrs Arlo Ives chairs the committee and a speaker is being arranged to address both men and women. Exhibits of lessons, reading certificates, and program selections by rural women are planned.
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Rolfe School
Rural Women's Committee
Arlo Ives
Ten Pocahontas Delegates Attend Public Policy Meeting
Ten residents from Pocahontas county attended the Public Policy meeting in Sioux Rapids on Thursday evening March 24 despite bad roads and a storm. Attendees listed include Leslie Peterson Jim Turner Mr and Mrs Ed Lavery Mr and Mrs Byron Lathrop Mr and Mrs A M Kuhl and Mrs Harley Mclain with Dr Wallace Our from Iowa State College as speaker.
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Pocahontas County
Sioux Rapids
Leslie Peterson
Jim Turner
Ed. Lavery
Byron Lathrop
A. M. Kuhl
Harley Mclain
Wallace Our
Iowa State College
Life cycle hog feeding program at Iowa State College
Pocahontas County farmers optimize pig feed from farrowing to 60 pounds to influence performance from 50 pounds to market. The newly developed life cycle hog feeding program at Iowa State College aims to improve growth and efficiency for farmers.
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Pocahontas County
Iowa State College
Feeding pigs through critical early periods to 50 pounds
Damon Ostren of Town State College notes farrowing to 50 pounds is the most critical period in swine production. He and Catron advise complete ground mixed rations, farrowing stalls with heat lamps, and early weaning to reduce mortality and uniform litter size. Details of the life cycle feeding program are at the Pocahontas extension office under AH 666.
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Tatension Pheetes
Rosenberger
Pocahontas
Damon Ostren
Town State College
Catron
Pocahontas County
Extension Service
Civil Service Examinations Open in Agriculture and Labs
Civil Service openings announced for Agricultural Extension Specialist in Washington D C with travel. Engineer Physicist Electronic Scientist and Mathematician in U S Naval Laboratories in California. Dietitian in federal hospitals nationwide Panama and Alaska. No written test. ratings based on education and experience. Applications open until further notice. Pilau is a rice dish stewed with meat and spices.
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Civil Service
Department of Agriculture
Washington
D.C
United States
Board of Civil Service Examiners
D. C
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Iowa awards 50 three year nursing scholarships to aid women
The Iowa division of the American Cancer Society will grant 50 full three year scholarships to accredited Iowa nursing schools each year. The awards target qualified young women unable to finance their training to relieve the state's nursing shortage.
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Iowa
Iowa Division
The
American Cancer Society
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Webb’s Drug Store
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