Origins and rules of the 4-H emblem use
Summer focus on the 4-H emblem notes its Iowa roots dating to 1907 with C H Benson and Jessie Shambaugh and a 1912 national adoption. Emblem use is restricted to education or information, with no endorsements of candidates or services. inquiries directed to extension offices. Also mentions a birthday picnic for Connie Madson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
C. H. Benson
Wright County
Jessie Field Shambaugh
Page County
O. H. Benson
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
USDA
Ruth Patterson
Jack Steinberg
Cy Wange
Tillie Schaefer
Max Schaefer
Morey
Marty
Madson
Northwood
L. P. Madson
Connie Madson
Waeden man announces engagement of Bonnie Jean Doden
Mr Stanley Olson of Wa den announces the engagement of his daughter Bonnie Jean to Lawrence Doden son of Mr and Mrs Frank Doden of Buffalo Center No wedding date has been set.
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Stanley Olson
Waden
Bonnie Jean
Lawrence Doden
Frank Doden
Buffalo Center
PCA Officials Hear Trend Report On Ag Loans
Officials of the Mason City Production Credit Association attended a two day conference for PCA directors and officers from Iowa held at Okobon August 14 15 Discussions covered lending operations and agricultural credit with attendance by Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Omaha officers. Donald B Hovendick noted steady growth in lending and that production loans stay available as credit is used wisely Short term rates likely to rise modestly through 1972 Attendees from Mason City included President Alvin Hansen Vice President Ralph Souder and others plus management staff The article also notes social visits of local residents at Minnetonka and Des Moines and Pensacola visitors to a relative in Florida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City Production Credit Association
PCA
Iowa
Okobon
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Omaha
Pcas
Donald B. Hovendick
Omaha Credit Bank
Mason City Association
Alvin C. Hansen
Ralph Souder
Gerald Nash
Donald Herhow
Dale Irvin
Vern F. Stork
Clarence A. Bosma
Dale J. Ryan
Larry K. Fox
Rollin R. Harder
Denis M. Fryar
David V. Vaske
Marvin M. Moore
Funeral services held at Britt for Johanna Risius
Johanna Risius, 62, died Sunday at Buffalo Center Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday at First Methodist Church in Britt, with Rev. Howard Eldrenkamp officiating. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery, Britt. Born Lakota February 18, 1910, daughter of Court and Anna Rippentrop. Married Joe Risius December 3, 1980, in Lakota. They farmed near Crystal Lake before retiring to Britt in 1937. Survived by two sons, seven grandchildren, six stepchildren, three brothers and two sisters.
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Johanna Risius
Buffalo Center Hospital
First Methodist Church
Britt
Howard Eldrenkamp
Evergreen Cemetery
Court
Anna Rippentrop
Lakota
Joe Risius
Crystal Lake
Donald
Marshalltown
Lloyd
Clear Lake
Last Rites Held For Henry Skaare
Henry L. Skaare a resident of Winnebago County Home died Saturday August 12 Funeral services were held Tuesday August 15 at Zion Lutheran Church in Rake with Rev Kenneth Harland officiating Interment was in West Cemetery near Rake Winther Funeral Service in charge He was born March 30 1900 in Buffalo Center son of Harold and Pernetla Skaare never married and lived in the Buffalo Center and Rake areas Surviving is a sister Mrs Otto Cora Sheldon of Buffalo Center and a sister in law Mrs Celia Skaare nieces and nephews Casket bearers were Robert Liveren Alber Sheldon Jerome Sheldon Alvin Winter Junor Winter and Michael Sheldon.
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Henry L. Skaare
Winnebago County
Zion Lutheran Church
Rake
Kenneth Harland
West Cemetery
Buffalo Center
Harold and
Pernetla Skaare
Otto
Cora) Sheldon
Celia Skaare
Robert Liveren
Alber Sheldon
Jerome Sheldon
Alvin Winter
Junor Winter
Michael Sheldon
County 4-H'ers To Compete In Judging Events
Four Winnebago County 4-H members will compete in the 1972 Town State Fair livestock judging contest at the Iowa State Fair livestock pavilion on Wednesday August 23. Team coach Stan Stover, Leland, leads Steve Ostermann Buffalo Center Mike Kettwick Buffalo Center Lynn Wooge Forest City Paul Pederson Thompson. High scores will determine the team score for state. top team goes to Chicago International Livestock Exposition, second to Kansas City American Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago County
Steve Ostermann
Buffalo Center
Mike Kettwick
Lynn Wooge
Forest City
Paul Pederson
Thompson
Stan Stover
Leland
Iowa State Fair Livestock Pavilion
Johnson
Iowa
Chicago
Kansas City
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Routh Patterson
Kossuth County
Iowa State Agricultural Society
Wallaces Farmer
Lake Okobojl
New Inn
Berkley Bedell
Spirit Lake
Wiley Mayne
Elmer Leibrand
Donald Wold
Merlyn Ackerson
Jean Haugland
Lake Mills
Harold Hughes
Ingvald Askeland
Diane
Orvin Askeland
Minnetonka
Minnesota
Rena Stenarsen
Ron Thompson
Des Moines
Ronnie Moss
Terri
Washington, D.C
Roger Gordon
Richard
Erlaine
Pensacola
Florida
Gertle Letcher
Henry Skaare
Ivan Alphs
Marvin
Wesley
Duane Alphs
Ames
A. E. Alphs
Bena Stenersen
Thermogas
Harley Harms
Harold A. Johnsen
4-H
Lowser
Steffensen
Highland Park
Mankato
Zilpha Steffensen
Clyde Steffenson
Bot Mitchell
Zilpha Stelgfernsen
Clyde Steffensen
Tom Costigan
Litchfield
Gerald Yates
Brooklyn Park
Oscar Anderson
Circle Pines
Cecil Steffensen
Steve Kolling
Dale Steffensen
Minesota
Tribune
Rath Society
Armour Braunschweiger
The
van Camp
PORK
Ballard
del Monte
Bist
Vuie
Coca Cola
Wilson
Sasay
California
Per
Kraft Miracle
Campbell's Tomato
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