Conservation News highlights in Tayor County and regional efforts
The piece outlines county conservation activities including defensive driver training, river and watershed projects, and the formation of a Resource Conservation and Development plan with Adams Union and Hinggold counties. It notes staff updates, travels to meetings, an erosion control dam project near Hamilton Orchard farm, and a drainage improvement on the Davis Alisba Bunn land near Gravity to reduce a meandering ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Mate
Mason Township
Natum Resource Council
Hamilton Orchard
Tayter County
Blue Cheek
Hedfont
Qamita Ewart
Swie Juekens
Don Glass
John Ravan
County Conservation Board
Souk
Adams, Ringyord
Union
Washington, D.C
Our
Projet
Clearfield
Adams
Hinggold
Robert Thompson
Dastret
Our County
Garnita Ewart
Bedford
Dale Duergens
John Kavan
Lepox
Taylor County
Frank Davis
Fourteen Wheat Varieties Designated Undesirable for Price Support
The USDA Agricultural Research Service designated 14 wheat varieties as undesirable for price support under the 1968 program. The Hard Red Spring variety Viete 2 was added to the list, reducing eligibility for price support and triggering potential penalties for planting these varieties. County officials note action aims to improve overall U.S. wheat quality and guide farmer certifications based on seed knowledge and state recommendations. Also mentions local terrace and tile project plans by Hampton Wintermute and Robert Rhodes on land purchased last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Department of Apricaltare
IPB
Orie Wo Wheeler
ASC
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Crop Improvement Association
U.S
Hampton Wintermute
Gay Township
Hampton
Robert Rhodes
Platte Township
Taylor County 4-H Members Attend State Camp Sessions
Three Taylor County H Club youths attended state training camps July 27 near Madrid at the State Camping Center. Linda Meredith and Kevin Mellors attended the State Leadership Camp, Loretta Lawrence attended the State 4H Conservation Camp, chosen for leadership and club activity. Sponsored by Bedford National Bank, Bedford State Savings Bank, First National Bank of Lenox, and the Taylor County Soil Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Loretta Lawrence
Hopkins
Friends
Bedford National Bank
Bedford State Savings Bank
First National Bank of Lenox
Lionas War meeting and community notices in Clearfield
The Lionas club held a steak fry at City Park with George Hailey as dinner chairman and final plans for State Fair activities. Youth of the Christian Church led services July 21 with reports from Karen Juergens and Myra Smith about the Christian Youth Conference in Newton. Several visits and travels are noted, including Mrs. Gladys Levi’s visitors from Lake Mills and Boulder, and Airman Gary Gayle returning to his base in Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
The
Lionas
Cty Park
George Hailey
Bairman
Christan Church
Karen Juergens
Myra Smith
Christian Youth Conference
Newton
Elwood Huffman
Kim
Vicki and
Tuckey
Lake Mills
Gladys Levi
Omaha
Levi
Methodist Hospital
Pamela Larsen
Gladys Leach
Boulder
Colo
Mike Gaule
Marshalltown
Gary Gayle
Colfax
Kilgore
M. F. A. Elevator
Athelstan Neighborhood Notes Visit and Family Cameos
Local residents share weekend visits as relatives from Northfield Minnesota and Ankeny Iowa arrive to see mothers grandmothers and friends. Several families including Byrns Willams and Chandler visit with kin in Athelstan and Oak Hill while others spend time with Nellie Morris Eva Byrns and Leonard Rusco. Holy Church note lists Sunday School at 10 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Erin Bownes
Council Bluffs
William Hunt
Redding
Dale Williams
Michael
Shenandosh
Leona Willams
Alice Ann
Victor Chandler
Sheridan
Viola Chandler
Leonard Rusco
Holiness Church
Community Ties Highlight Busy Weekend Gatherings
Social news item lists numerous visits and affiliations across Corning Gravity Bedford Red Oak and Prescott July events. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Lloyd West Corning Mr and Mrs Leonard Perdew Olin Perdew and family Dale Beemer Lynette Conway Pam ela Patricia Fairview family Walter Finnell Eldon Eddie and friends Council Bluffs Robert Sollars Rich mond Mo with Arthur Sollars family John Morgan Henderson Nevada and Ivan Hinear Guss visiting Jessie Peterson family Randall Johnson son of Ray and the late Katie Johnson wed Sandra Haynes Prescott July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Perdew
Olin Perdew
Dale Beemer
Lynette
Conway
Leale Jackson
Pamela
Patricia
Faiirview Vieinky
Walter Finnell
Eldon
Eddie
Council Bluffs
Leater Corbin
Robert Sollars
Richmond
Arthur Sollars
West
Larry Martin
Gravity
Ivan Heaton
Glade Haven
Brooks
Jessie Peterson
John Morgan
Kerri
Brian
Henderson
Nevada
Ivan Hinear Guss
Ralph Schooling
Ronald Schooling
Red Oak
Ronald
Lisle Lane
Randall Johnson
Ray
Katie Johnson
Sandra Haynes
Prescott
Christian Church
Ray Johnson
Rodney
Henry Lundquist
Ivan Houchin
Merritt South
Ray Guess
G. S. Johnson
Joy Corbin
Earl May
Ghenandoah
Cleo Houchin
Jerry Went
Chery
Suzanna
Allene West
Northfield
Minn
May West
Claude
Darlene
Lloyd West
Corning
Bedford
Harley Davis
Elsie Bales
Charlie da
Sharpshore News Highlights Local Social and Family Visits
Sharp shore notes show Mrs Ray Kerns hosting a Women’s Society of Christian Service meeting at Prescott Methodist Church. The column lists visitors from Oakland and Bedford, July travel, hospital recovery updates, and family visits to Red Oak and Diagonal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssarpsburg
Lie Smith
Ona Knott
Nettie Cordell
Lameta Brammer
Chloe Kerns
Women's Society of Christian Service
Prescott Methodist Church
Eva
Ome Clark
Jack Caco
Hugh King
Omaha
Nebr
Franklin Burch
Bedford
Chartey
Bedford area social news from August 1 1968
A collection of local visits and family gatherings. Guests include Mrs Ellen Smith and family in Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Mark Taylor and son from Muscatine. Marguerite Barlow and Jerald Boydston in Bedford. Gene Tillman and a Rodeo couple visiting Len Grumm and Andy Anderson family. Elaine Sanlay and Mark from Cleveland with grandparents Tom and Mrs Walston. Residents Lenox Gonzales Dallas and Indianapolis ties noted with Rutledges and Elizabeth Kaleamd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Barlow
Lenox
Jerald Boydston
Sharpeburg
Relic Phelan
Jerald Boydaiton
MeowoGene Tillman
Rodeo
California
Len Grmm
Andy Anderson
Elaine Sanlay
Mark
Cleveland
Ohio
Tom Walston
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Dreze Gola
Gregory
Eildon
John Strobury
Drexel Gold
Gold
Alan
Virginia
John McAllister
Jackson Township
Soil Consonation Service
Drexel W. Gold
State Savings Bank
Farm Bureau
Joan
Cache
Mafford
Yona
Henry
Kinney
Sprinketa
Florence
Gaines
Rex
Charman Wheeler
cMens
Maryvinle
Kenneth Langer
W. B. Scarcliff
Merris Bailey
Clifford King
Bailey
Edith Findle
Carrol Posten
Vernel Cavner
Perry
Iowa
Tammy Gates
Des Moines
T. W. Bailey
Richard
Mike Gates
Steve Reichart
Merle Sheets
Creston
Bud Pyle
Wanda Pyle
Leon
Pyles
Lester Whitmore
Don Whitmore
Arlene Hanson
St. Joseph
Athelstan
Verna Jeahine
Oak Hill
Darlene Worf
John West
Jim
Bryant
Nellie Morris
Mr. and
Mire
Ray Morris
Kansas City
May Allen
Vivian Walker
Wilbur Byrns
Grant City
Eva Byrns
Verna Jenkins
Leona Wiliams
Andrs
Elmer Fluke
Wilbur Byrnes
Bob
Bill
L. G. Cavin
Katherine Barker
Leona Williams
Herald Brown
Bee Weese
Eugene Cavin
Edwin King
Eddie Reetor
Red Osk
C. C.jenkins
Yueata
Riends
Seal Beach
Carl. Win
Sharpshore News
Ray Kerns
Vie
Oakland
Californias
Janet Coverdell
Danny
Lucille Overhole
Diagonal
Estle Parks
Coverdell
Mike
Marla Hardee
Flaming Spirit Christian
Missouri
Times-Prees - Thurt
Mark Taylor
Muscatine
Jaws
Taylor
George Gillette
Vane Walston
John Barton
Elsie Preston
Wateford
Wills Crews
Gonzales
Texas
Edna Kaisand
Indianola
C. W. Price
Mary Elizabeth Price
Dallas
Ralph Rutledges
Jodene
Randall Flowkins
Nebraska City
Raipte Rutledge
Misa Elizabeth Kaleamd
Anna Davin
Ruby McGinty
Ralph Rutledge
Leonard Hoskins
TATA
del Monte
Mrs. Eldon Clayton
Pzestyy Fo
Tad Ehoker Ot Ee Eee
Wisconsin
Armours
Seitz
Lovers Lane
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Fare Valley
Peon Nessa
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Tant Ede
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