Kalona Welcomes Chef Quik Plant Training Ties with Kirkwood
Chef Quik selects Kalona Iowa for a meat products plant creating 100 plus jobs. Kirkwood Community College partners with the state to train workers via a $17 000 NEBIT grant and a three phase program conducted entirely in Kalona. Ivan Knopp of Chef Quik notes training as key to consistent quality.
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Kalona
Quik
Lowans
Washington County
Ivan Knopp
Kirkwood
Knopp
Iowa Development Commission
Kirkwood Community College
State Department of Public Instruction
NEBIT
Iowa
Kalona Area
Bob Kucera
Doris Poindexter
Chef Quik Co
Selby Ballantyne
Chef Quik
Property Transfers In Southwest Brighton and Nearby Areas
Irvan Hesseltine and wife transfer land in Sections 10 74 7 11 74 7 and 15 74 7 to Lyle Hesseltine and wife Ira Saunders and wife convey Outlet 1 of Block A in Southwest Brighton to Glen Mullikin Jr and others Wilmer Kauffman transfers land in Section 34 75 6 to Richard Anderson Alfred Johnson and wife deed North Half of Lot 6 Block 2 Northeast Washington Wayne Lemley and wife transfer land in Section 10 77 6 to Sylvester Lemley and wife Harold Norton and wife deed Lot 12 Block 5 Southwest to Donald Smith and wife Bertha Saunders transfers part of Lot 1 Block A Outlots Southwest Brighton Mullikin Jr and others take Out Lot 1 Block A Out Lots Southwest Brighton
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Irvan D. Hesseltine
Lyle I. Hesseltine
Ira FE. Saunders
Glen Mullikin, Jr
Brighton
Wilmer I. Kauffman
Richard D Anderson
Alfred H. Johnson
Finley Mondia
Washington
Wayne A. Lemley
Sylvester C. Lemley
Harold L. Norton
Donald Joseph Smith
Bertha M. Saunders
Hospital On the Record Admits And Births
Patients admitted Saturday include Fred Anwyl of Crawfordsville for medical care and Erma Bostwick of Washington. Frank Mattison of Keota undergoes surgery. Roy Evanovich of Washington is listed for medical care today. Birth announcements note Mr. and Mrs Jack Carson of Ainsworth welcomed a son yesterday. Also listed are LeRoy Marr of Ainsworth and Mrs. Jacob Ropp of Kalona with a daughter each, and Robert Criss of Conesville along with Mrs. Eva Fosdick of Keota.
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Fred Anwyl
Crawfordsville
Erma Bostwick
Washington
Frank Mattison
Keota
Roy Evanovich
Jack Carson
Ainsworth
Thomas Gansen
LeRoy Marr
Jacob Ropp
Kalona
Robert Criss
Conesville
Eva Fosdick
Schaller girl wins second straight 4-H Grand Champion Beef title
Schaller 16 year old Robin Pollard claims back to back Grand Champion Market Beef with a 1127 pound black angus calf named Frazier. Judge Herman Purdy praised size stretch and growability as key factors. Reserve champion is 1085 pound Hereford Diamond shown by Ted Hanneman of Vinton. Diamond will join Frazier at the beef auction.
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DES Moines
UPI
Frazier
Robin Pollard
Herman Purdy
Miss Pollard
Ted Hanneman
Vinton
Diamond
Cooking and travel notes from a kitchen and abroad
A collection of recipes for Tomato and Corn Scallop and Cottage Cheese Vegetable Salad, Chocolate Chip Custard Pie, and Peach Pudding with step by step ingredients and instructions. A travel warning warns of strict foreign drug laws, penalties, and arrest risks for Americans abroad.
Neu predicts young voters will shape Iowa politics
Mount Pleasant UPI report notes Sen. Arthur Neu, age 38, urged Henry County youths to engage in politics now. He highlighted 18 19 and 20 year olds could exert significant influence and influence future elections as school board and municipal races occur this fall. Neu seeks GOP nomination for lieutenant governor, with House Speaker William Harbor also vying.
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Mount Pleasant
UPI
Arthur Neu
Carroll
Henry County
Neu
Iowa
William Harbor
Henderson
Local Attorneys Directory and Dr. Tweeton Contact
Professional directory listing several law firms with partners and office addresses in the area. Includes Livingston Day Meeker Bates Abstract Dept at 112 South B with phone 653 2147 and Morrison Morrison and Lloyd at 211 West Washington St phone 653 5431. Also Owen at 109 East Main, Stewart and Shearer at 225 West Main phone 653 2159. Dr M L Tweeton at 108 North Marion phone 653 2351. note: closed all day Wednesday and Saturday afternoon.
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Livingston, Day, Kehoe, Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
South B
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
M. L. Tweeton
North Marion
Grand Ole Opry stars at Midwest Old Settlers Reunion
Nashville's Grand Ole Opry acts headline the Midwest Old Settlers and Threshers Reunion with Bill Anderson Jan Howard and Hank Snow plus Jeannie Shepard Loretta Lynn era acts. Shows are scheduled September 3 and 4 with multiple daily performances. Tickets priced at $2 per seat via Association Secretary Herbert Hult Mt. Pleasant Iowa.
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Midwest Old Settlers and Threshers
Nashville
Grand Ole Opry
Bill Anderson
Po’ Boys
Jan Howard
Jimmy Getely
Anderson
U.S
Hank Snow
Jeannie Shepard
Sailorboy
Nova Scotia
Benny Birchfield
Loretta Lynn
Decca Records
Nashville Tennesseans
Loretta
Association
Herbert Hult
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
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