27 Feb 1964
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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1964
Page
1
New emblems take effect March 1 1964 replacing prior insignia. The change affects branding, uniforms, and official documents across the organization. Officials announce compliance timelines and outline the transition plan for units nationwide.
The Clarinda Production Credit Association will adopt a new corporate insignia on March 1, manager Clark J. Crawford said. The Farm Credit System groups Federal Land Banks and associations and Banks for Cooperatives will also implement the identification program with emblems in red, deep blue, and metallic gold.
The Blockton column covers Happy Hour Club meetings with Clara Souders, Merrymakers Club hosting Bernice Brown, and a Christian Youth fellowship skating party. It lists numerous local visits among residents, church events at TENT CHAPEL and various notices, plus a summary of the Farm Credit System emblem discussion and Clar nda PCA figures.
Sharpsburg residents share weekend visits and celebrations. Darlene Taylor and family joined Frank and Shrecks in Prescott for their 50th wedding anniversary. Local gatherings include W S C S and 20th Century Club events with games, lessons, and high scores.
The Loyal Legion 4H Club met January 6 at Elaine Cobb’s home. Ten members attended with four mothers present. A delegate and two alternates were chosen to attend Winter 4H Camp in Madrid. Barbara Brummett spoke on Grooming and Elaine Cobb spoke on Hair Care. Reported by Janice Spencer.
Mrs. Carl Henry and family are listed with son Vincent Henry and wife, Mr. Volley Henry and his wife, and daughter Mrs. Eldon King alongside Alice in a Sheridan notice noting family connections and relations in a brief obituary-like entry.
The Marshall Pals 4H Club gathered February 14 at Mrs. Francis Brown's home with six members two leaders and three visitors. Activities included demonstrations on matting pictures and making lap-back pillows and talks on citizenship birds and architecture. Future plans include a family night chili supper February 22 and the next meeting March 9 at Valerie Baldwin's home.
The Platte Peppy Pals 4H Club held its monthly meeting on February 8 at Candy Cooper's home. The session was called to order by the club leader and featured member reports and future activity planning.
The Polk Cow Yokes 4 H Club met February 8 at Frankie Shields home. President Mike Jackson led a nine member roll call with one visitor. Members planned fundraising by completing paid tasks to bring at least one dollar each. Mike Jackson and Roger Shepard spoke on Winter 4 H Camp at Madrid.
A meeting will be held at the residence of Terry Sprague. Participants are to gather at Sprague's home to discuss the upcoming schedule and related arrangements.
The February Holt Buddies 4 H Club met at Fairview Hall to begin basketball practice and to plan the basketball tournament. Ed Armstrong spoke on Citizenship while Don Armstrong Steve Hutchison and Dennis South demonstrated Making Proper Motions with a group.
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