P C A assists in 4 H state camp project
The Production Credit Association at Clarinda along with 18 other PCAs presented a 4500 check to the State H Camping Center at Madrid Iowa for cabin construction. Manager Crawford notes pride in the rural youth program and 500 scholarships yearly for Lews State University hopefuls. Clarinda PCA makes short and intermediate term loans to farmers across multiple counties and is owned by its 4 H member-borrowers.
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Mildred L Shore Rites Held in Clarinda
Funeral services for Mildred L Shore a native of New Market were held July 3 at Walker Funeral Home Clarinda conducted by Rev M Francis Hubbel She died July 39 at West Heights Manor after 10 years of poor health Burial was at AriMary Cemetery near New Market Survivors include her two children James Shore Clarinda and Paul Hansey St Paul Minn
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Attend Rites Here for Roy Horning
Friends and relatives travel from several states to attend Roy Horning services. Attendees include John Russell White of Redding California Kenneth Hall of Wichita Kansas TruMar Hall and Edna Straight of Kansas City Missouri Basil Hall of Raytown Missouri Basil Hall and Bil Cameron of Springfield Missouri Clare Horning of Shenandoah Harvey Horning Blanchard Sauude Burley and Springs Cart Van Fossin Ralph Riddle Tom Race and Jay Race Virgil Davison Geo Neff Vernon Straight Marion Straight Harry Dougherty Allen Oren Clarey South Haven Kansas Fay Sheley Adair Melford J Sheley Guthrie Center Linnie Nelson Essex Frank Metzger and son Des Moines.
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Trumar Hall
Oise Edna Straight
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Ire
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Shenandoah
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Blanchard
Saude Burley
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Tom Race
Jay Race
Virgil Davison
Braddyville
M Irs
Geo. Neff
Maryville
Vernon Straight
Clearfield
Marion Straight
New Market
Harry Dougherty
Allen
Leon
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South Haver
Kans
Fay Sheley
Adair
Melford J. Sheley
Guthrie Center
Linnie Nelson
Essex
Frank Metzger Andson
Des Moines
Question and Answers On Savings Bonds
A Haunford Courant reminiscence recalls a nearly lost routine of moving a parlor heater for summer, a family task with paper protection, careful piping work, and old quills, highlighting how summer brought change from old stove days to oil and electricity on the farm.
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Local Notes From New Market and Nearby Areas
Agnes Reaper of Jeffersonville hosted by the Basher family in Creston. Preacher Glenn Mitchell leaves for Prairie Hill Missouri with Allan Bridges to preach. Maddox family visiting Mitchell home and planning mission work in November. Various visits and community notices include church services, graduations, and travels of residents to Murray and Des Moines.
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Norman Maddox
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Clearfield residents take vacations and visits across states
Clearfield notes describe Mr. and Mrs. A S Conaway leaving for weeks in Georges Mills New Hampshire with Mr. and Mrs Myron Owens, joined home by Mrs Ferne Gourley. Various locals take trips to Madison Wisconsin Cedar Rapids Clinton Missouri St Louis and Des Moines while Wayne Saylor returns from Vietnam and Gary Gaule heads to Biloxi Mississippi for Air Force duty.
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Beryl Hall
Cedar Rapids
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Gary Gaule
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PALS FOR FRIENDSHIP A July church program held in Sharpsburg
The Ath PALS FOR FRIENDSHIP group presented achievements Monday July 18 at the Sharpsburg Methodist Church. Judging began 8:30 with Mrs Boyd Mellett of Bedford as judge. A 2:00 program featured Kris Nelson on piano Swan Lake Lynn Wilson hymn Ivory Palaces Lila Wilson Fire Engine solos and several group and solo songs. Mrs Mellett received a club gift for her help.
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Bedford
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Lynn Wilson
Hymm
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Rosie Miller
Terri Shepherd
Nancy Miller
Sheryl Wureter
Denise Belding
Selina Nelson
Theresa Nook
Toni McKee
Becky Rodgers
Plano
Mrs. Mellett
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Lake of Three Fires meeting set with snacks
The community plans a sack lunch picnic at Lake of Three Fires with refreshments. Attendees will meet at Sharpe Park at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday July 20, featuring readings by Christina Mellott Mary Jane Dukes and Shirley Brown.
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Local Achievement Shows at Methodiat Church and Bedford
The Lucky six four club held a Local Achievement Show July 28 at the Methodist Church in New Market with a large crowd. Judging began at 10:00 am and finished by 2:30 pm with Marjorie Melott as judge and a tea to follow. The Gay Maidens 4 H Club held their show in Bedford the same evening at the church basement featuring two clarinet duels, piano accompaniment, a piano solo, and demonstrations by Vicky and Judy Sleep.
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Lucky 4H Club Sets Plans for July Achievement Show
The Lucky 4H Club met Monday at New Market School with 12 members two leaders and two visitors present Susan Wright presided Final plans were made for the July 26 Achievement show Hostesses Karen Sharon and Deble Leighton. Next month’s slumber party and picnic are scheduled for August 14.
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Fire Damages Parsonage and Nearby Homes in Storm
A ball of fire struck the northwest corner of the Christian Parsonage during a Tuesday afternoon rain storm last Friday at about 11 p.m. Sockets burned out across the house and neighboring meters at Edith Hines and Esthe Sendt homes were ruined. The Willing Workers of the Christian Church met in the parlor Wednesday. Property of the late Mrs Bayless Sheley and the Ed Lawer property owned by Mrs Nettie Boyd Reith were recently sold. John Nelson family of Sheridan left for California via Colorado to visit relatives in Los Angeles. Orville Pierson of Indiana sent a telegram Friday. his daughter was killed in an auto accident.
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Benefits of Having a Pond in Every Home
From a Norwich era column in the Real Forest section the piece extols ponds as essential even in dense living. It imagines ponds as private havens with willows and deep spots, offering quiet reflection, fishing, and simple pleasures amid crowded houses and pools. It references a Watkien scented by breeze and a dream of small-town nature.
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Mikkile
Flaherman
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iCemer
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