D.M.T. School Welcomes New Faculty And Student Leaders
New staff joins D.M.T. School including Kenneth Dunn in charge of vocal and instrumental music and Gerald Gallagher handling high school English. Student Council names Beverly Pierick as president with class reps and plans an autumn dance on September 24 at the school gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Dunn
Kansas State Teacher’s College
Gerald Gallagher
D.M.T
Propst
Clarence Heathman
Heathman
Stanley Whitmore
Beverly Pierick
Margie Jensen
Ronnie Ives
Gary Fisher
Donny Cruickshank
Jack Schoneberger
Tom Triplett
Joyce
Bennett
Marcella Zeman
Loel Diggs
Kathy Majorowicz
Luann Triplett
Patty Imhoff
Allen Ruttters
Karen Truelson
Arlen Johnson
Billy Bennett
Judy Bennett
Students Earn Stars In Fourth Grade Group
Lois, Donald, Irene, and Kenneth B. are named as stars in the fourth grade. Linda Darlene, Jo Ann, Peggy Jo, S on, Reatha, Rae, Shirley, and Rich ard receive stars for their efforts.
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Lois
Donald
Irene
Kenneth B
Linda Darlene
Jo Ann
Peggy Jo
Son
Reatha
Rae
Shirley
Richard
First and Second Grades Celebrate With Stars and Decor
Barbara O Neill reports August activities in the primary rooms. In 1st grade four boys and four girls earned smiles while 2nd grade class of three boys and eight girls received stars for perfect papers. Students made room decorations and reviewed in other subjects.
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Nielsen
Barbara O'Neill
Dinner Guests and Visits Highlight Havelock Social List
Havelock residents hosted and visited family and friends across multiple states. Guests included Curt Cole and George Dyiig of Bradenton Florida with Mr and Mrs Will Smith. Sunday visitors Lewis Wilson of Rolfe. Harold Crowell and Otto Maltzhan returning from a long Midwest trip. Bob James family in Jackson Tupelo Mississippi. Mayme Daugherty recently discharged from Rochester Minnesota hospital writes again at Kirkhaven Minnesota. Nellie Nickelson family in Chicago. Marjorie Kunz and Mark Des Moines carnival trip then Tennessee. Gay Stover and wife from Dakota City. Nickelson and Logan families in Worthington Minnesota. Jimmy to Des Moines. D J Wenck and Rena Huseby visiting Gilmore City. two Havelock girls graduate nurses in Sioux City. Dan Chartraw of Glenwood City visiting. Jackie and Dennis Stover to Batavia Illinois and Chicago.
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Will Smith
Curt Cole
Bradenton
Fla
George Dyiig
Lewis Wilson
Rolfe
Harold Crowell
Rochester
Minn
Otto Maltzhan
Indiana
James
Robert Nickelson
Carroll Marts
Chicago
Marjorie
Kunz
Mark
Des Moines
Earl Hamling
Tennessee
Gay Stover
Great Lakes
Dakota City
Ted Stover
John Nickelson
Worthington
Elim Nickelson
Richard Logan
Nellie Nickelson
Jimmy
Basseau
Virginia
Marathon
D. J. Wenck
Sioux Rapids
Rena Huseby
Legally Speaking A Plan For Action In Auto Accidents
A prudent approach to car crashes urges stopping safely, exchanging names, and assessing injuries. If serious injury exists, call a doctor or ambulance quickly, keep the wounded comfortable, and avoid moving them unless necessary for safety.
Safety tips from the Iowa Bar on accident reporting and witness care
The piece covers post accident conduct including exchanging details with the other driver, preserving evidence, advising witnesses to document versions, staying for police, and avoiding premature settlements. It also includes a public note about a fish naming contest and a squirrel study by the Conservation Commission with participation details.
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Iowa State Bar Association
Iowa announces two ice fishing rules for 1954 55 season
The Conservation Commission imposes new regulations for ice fishing shacks in Iowa. Shacks in use must have no inside locks and display the owner’s name and address outside, along with the permit number. Hajji is a title for Muslims who have completed the Mecca pilgrimage.
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The
Conservation Commission
Iowa
Notice of Sale of School Bonds by Des Moines Township District
Sealed bids for 75000 dollars in school bonds of the Consolidated School District of Des Moines Township Pocahontas and Palo Alto counties will be received until 1 30 p m September 27 1954. Bonds dated September 1 1954 bear interest from May 1 1955 payable semi annually through 1969 with 5000 due November 1 each year. Bids must specify interest rate and bids at par plus accrued interest and lowest interest cost preferred. Sale subject to opinion of Bannister Carpenter Ahlers and Cooney. Right to reject any bids reserved Florence Thorson secretary
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Des Moines
Pocahontas
Palo Alto
Bannister
Carpenter
Des Moines Township
Palo Alto Arso
State of Iowa
Florence Thorson
Ram Truck to Show Purebred Rams in Pocahontas
The Iowa Rambling Ram Truck sponsored by Iowa State College and the Iowa Sheep Producers Association will stop at the Pocahontas fair grounds for a two hour ram display. Extension staff arranged overnight housing for the rams, with farmers invited to inspect from 9 to 11 am on September 29 following setup on September 28.
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Pocahontas
Iowa
Iowa State College
Iowa Sheep Producers Association
Pocahontas Fair Grounds
Eugene N. Francis
E I. Rosenberger
County Extension Plans Livestock Outlook Meeting
County Extension Director E. I. Rosenberger announced an outreach on Livestock Feed Outlook and Management. Richard McWilliams, extension animal husbandman, will speak at the county Outlook meeting in the courthouse assembly room Tuesday evening October 5.
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E. I. Rosenberger
Foods
Bodepgteiney
Richard McWilliams
Pocahontas
Marine sergeant qualifes on pistol course with sling shot
M Sgt Frank O Freeman of Pensacola Florida now serving with the First Marine Aircraft Wing in Korea earned qualification on the regular 45 pistol course at the San Diego Recruit Training Center using a handmade ashwood sling shot with a 12 inch natural rubber band. Freeman, a distinguished rifle and pistol shooter since 1947, began sling shooting as a boy and has reached 250 yards with a 200 grain slug.
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Korea
San Diego
Frank O. Freeman
Pensacola
Fla
Marine Aircraft Wing
Marine Corps
Washington
Freeman
del Mar
Calif
Prejudice Walls Build From Tiny, Sun-Blocking Specks
A fragment reflects on how small biases accumulate into barriers that block light and truth. The speaker likens individual prejudices to grains of sand forming a wall that spoils the sun.
Lynette Downs Training With Extension Staff
Lynette Downs of Bronson joined the Pocahontas county extension staff last week. She will train with Virginia Harding for three months before taking a home economist position in another county. Downs, Iowa State College graduate in home economics education, has 4-H background and prior Linn county training.
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Lynette Downs
Bronson
Pocahontas
Virginia Harding
Iowa State College
Lynette
Woodbury County
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Pocahontas County
Harriet Wentworth
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