Hiring Pest Controllers Permits Needed in Iowa
Since January 1 this year every commercial pesticide applicator must hold a license to operate in Iowa. Several are working without the permit and the state agency is cracking down. Report unlicensed operators to the pesticide division in Des Moines. There are over 1,000 licensed applicators who have passed exams. Ask to see an proper identification card.
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Iowa
Gene Vincent
Harold Gunderson
Iowa State University
Riculture
Town Department of Agriculture
State House
Des Moines
Social notes from Fremont area gatherings and travels
Mr and Mrs Joe Miller and Dennis hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Wayne Quass and Mr and Mrs Richard Happel. Several couples visited others, shared meals, and attended events in Waterloo Waverly Dutcherville and nearby towns. A group toured northeast Iowa Minnesota South Dakota and Nebraska. Local weddings and family visits continued through the weekend with multiple birthday and reunion recognitions noted.
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Joe Miller
Dennis
Wayne Quass
Richard Happel
Paul Kappmeyer
George Quigley
Charles City
Paul Schrage
Rudd
Wm. Mueller
Walter Kappmeyer
John Berlin
Henry Kuhrt
Waverly
Ken Miller
Evansdale
Randy
Ricky
Clarence Buchholz
Diane
Leo Schuldt
Marcia
Scholtz Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Clara
Lizzie Rathe
Lawrence Arns
Wm. Nolte
Glen Wolfgram
Cheryl
Leonard Block
Evandale
Everett Tessmer
Paul Block
Robert Chapin
James Anderson
Dunkerton
Leonard Axon
Ed Selck
Carolyn Brase
Robert Willbee
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Robert Rathbone
Ernest Schedtler
Buck Creek
L. W. Bockhaus
Bertha Ann
Arnold Stromer
Virgil Schwabe
Ida Tegtemier
Dorothea
Esther
E. C. Heinemann
Danny
Lois Moeller
Jerry Heinemann
Fairbank
W. H. Ganske
Woman Exhibits First Bloom Of Babe-in-the Manger Plant
Mrs Oliver Stimson of Manchester displayed two white Babe-in-the Manger flowers. She planted the specimen five years ago and this is its first bloom. The blossoms measure five to six inches across and emit a strong fragrance.
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Oliver Stimson
Manchester
Theta Sigma Phi Founded for Women Journalists in 1909
The Theta Sigma Phi honorary and professional fraternity for women journalists was founded in 1909 at the University of Washington.
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Theta Sigma Phi
University of Washington
Yale Literary Magazine established in 1836
The oldest surviving college literary magazine is the Yale Literary Magazine, founded in 1836, marking a long tradition of student creative publication at Yale University.
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Yale Literary Magazine
Life in 55 Years Ago: Buildings Rise and Local Events
Carl Koch and crew raise the W. H. Notdorf building on Main Street as a foundation goes in Harbors a busy scene. Carl Buls returns from Des Moines after pharmacy exam. Tri Poli State Bank gets a new front and interior changes. Prices reflect 55 years past with eggs 19 cents and veal up to five dollars. Funeral for Mrs. John Stromer at St. John's Lutheran in Tripoli. New Service Station by Harold Lahmann on former Spahn and Rose lot. Beauty shop opens in Readlyn by Mrs. John R. Shales. DX Station managed by Paul Martin of West Union. Bremer County Dairy Council to sponsor dairy banquet. Various local moves, marriages, and a fire at a Tri Poli area garage. Cpl Rosenthal discharged and relocating.
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Carl Koch
W. H. Notdorf
Main St
Carl Buls
Des Moines
Tripoli State Bank
John Stromer
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Tripoli
E. A. Hanif
Standard Oil
Harold F. Lahmann
Spahn and Rose Lumber Co
Hasbrouck Lumber
John R. Shales
Sumner
Readlyn
Paul Martin
West Union
Hochberger Oil Co
Bremer County Dairy Council
Tripoli Town Hall
Wm. Mueller
Wm. Hurmence
Warner Electric
Sumner Hospital
Carl Schwemm
Douglas G. Rosenthal
Tripoli Leader items note travels and local changes
The Tripoli Leader reports Lavern Schnurstein and daughters returning from California, H H Nevermanns visiting Seattle, and Moeller Construction buying land east of Driven for future homesites. Also opening of Dr W B Weeber’s osteopathic office in Tripoli, and Faith United Church of Christ honoring Rev E F Puhlmann on 30th wedding anniversary and ordination anniversary. Danny Klemp and family arrive from Seaside after Danny’s discharge from service.
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L. L. Moeller
Moeller Construction Co
Tripoli
Ww. C. Fergemann
Moeller
W. B. Weeber
Dc. R. Barry
E. F
Fair wins push Bremer 4-H trio to prize money
Elmer Towne of Tripoli along with Vern Matthias of Readlyn and La Vernn Matthias of Readlyn won $500 each Sunday evening at the Bremer County 4-H fair held at Waverly Shop in Tripoli.
Obituary for Dr. Harry F Schlichting at Ohio Wesleyan
Dr. Harry F Schlichting associate professor of education at Ohio Wesleyan University died May 3 after an extended illness. Born 1919, he lived in Delaware since 1958. He earned a BA from Iona College and MA/PhD from the University of Chicago. He advised the Ohio Education Association and Ohio Student Federation, served WW II Army Europe, and was listed in Who's Who in American Education. He was active in Delaware Methodist church and United Appeal, led the Delaware County Mental Health Association, and chaired the 1963-64 board. Funeral Aug at Asbury Methodist Church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Surviving wife Cyrene, two sons James and Richard, daughter Barbara, sister Myra Moeller, brother Willig Tripoli, and other relatives. Preceded by parents. Illness terminates.
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Harry F Schlichting
Ohio Wesleyan Sniver
Delaware
Ohio
Sophia Sel Schlichting
Delaws
Iona Sty College
University of Chicago
Ohio Education Assocts
Tw National Education Honor Cieties
Army Europe
Bury Methodist Church
Delware
United Appea
Delware County
Asbury Methodist
Harry Bright
Buri
Oak Grove Cemetery
Cy Erine
James
Ricard
Barbara
Willig Tripoli
Myward Moeller
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