Park Sodding Project Underway In Lakota
Volunteers gather at Lakota's new town park site for sodding work led by Park Chairman Pearl Smith. Garden Club members mark spots for flower plantings while heavy heat curtails daytime progress, with plans to finish later this week. Families from nearby areas join in, donating grounds from the W. D. Ley property.
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Lakota
New Town Park
Pearl Smith
Lakota Garden Club
W. D. Ley
Leys
Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers in Lakota Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Elsie Kienitz home Tuesday evening with eight members and two visitors. Greta Stecker chaired the regular session and reported on the County meeting at Wesley. Officers elected: Leona Heetland president, Marcella Johnson vice president, Belle Koppen secretary, Jean Thompson treasurer. Heetland and Koppen are new in their posts. Johnson and Thompson continue. Lunch was served. next meeting set for June 26 at Mrs. Koppen’s home, moved up due to Independence Day.
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Lakota
American Legion Auxiliary
Elsie Kienitz
Greta Stecker
Wesley
Leona Heetland
Marcella Johnson
Belle Koppen
Jean Thompson
Heetland
Koppen
Johnson
Thompson
Stecker
Lakota Community Club Meeting Set for June 14
The Lakota Community Club will meet Monday June 14 at 7:00 p.m. in the Legion Hall. Dinner will be served by the American Legion Auxiliary members.
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The
Legion Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Service Address Given For Byron Garrett
Byron Garrett son of Mr and Mrs Gene Garrett is listed at San Francisco California 98610 as Commander Submarine Squadron 3. Sunday dinner guests at Gene Weringa home Minnetonka Minnesota included Mr and Mrs Ronald Heetland and son Bruce and Mr and Mrs Russell Winter. They visited the Gerald Heetland family in Minnetonka and attended an open house for Donald Heeland’s graduation at Bloomington Minnesota. Others from the area attending included Mrs Leona Heeland Mr and Mrs Vernatt Smith and children Danny and Carol and Mr and Mrs Arlene Blome Bob and Karen. Mrs Frank Neuman was honored on her birthday with a gathering June 6 including Mrs Glenn Mabus Mrs O M Rippentrop Mrs Dean Koppen Mrs Gertle Roelfsema Mrs Lee Olson and Mrs Belle Koppen. They enjoyed a birthday lunch and cake from Jubia's store. Weekend guests at W D Ley home were Mr and Mrs Larry Bumgardener Wayzata Minnesota and Saturday afternoon callers were Mr and Mrs Justus Odland of Sioux Falls South Dakota and Mr and Mrs W E Lay
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Ronald Heetland
Bruce
Russell Winter
Gene Weringa
Minnetonka
Minnesota
Gerald Heetland
Donald Hestland
Wayne Heeland
Bloomington
Donald
Leona Heeland
Vernatt Smith
Danny
Carol
Arlene Blome
Bob
Karen
Frank Neuman
Glenn Mabus
O. M. Rippentrop
Dean Koppen
Gertle Roelfsema
Lee Olson
Belle Koppen
Bob Gayette
Barbara
Phoenix
Arizona
Gayette
Henry Mitchell
Mitchell
Mary Estle
Buffalo Center
Carl Johnson
Jeff
Dan
Coulter
Greg Johnson
Jason
Elk River
Dennis Pardiker
Fort Dodge
Norlin
la Fayette
Indiana
Purdue Universry
Roland Semith
Mark
Susan
Gilbert Gelhaus
Hubbard
John V. Dorenbush
Walter Rocke
Ledyard
Bill Hans
Rudd
George Schroeders
Mary Zoller
Ahrend Hans
Aggressive Lads Hear Tour Dates
Lakota 4 H Club met at Rex Larson farm May 31 at 6 pm. President called meeting to order. 18 members answered roll call. Secretary Jon Eichenberger and treasurer Monty Larson reported. New business included the June 22 4 H Tour and a visit to Golden Sun Feed Co Estherville. Daron Janssen Fred Ubben and Larry Eichenberger gave demonstrations. Junior Camp participants listed. Meeting adjourned by Perry McGillivray, seconded by Scott Shriver.
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Rex Larson
Lonnie Janssen
Jon Eichenberger
Monty Larson
Golden Sun Feed Company
Estherville
Bruce Heetland
Daron Janssen
Fred Ubben
Larry Eichenberger
Kevin Lunn
Sherman Thomsen
Jeff Price
Nicky Larson
Perry McGillivray
Scott Shriver
Meat Prices Limit Livestock Growth Says Extension Director
Gene Futrell, Iowa State University extension economist, warns high feed costs and meat price ceilings will curb expansion in poultry and hog production, with cattle growth also likely to slow into 1974. Rising feed and protein costs add about 10 cents per pound to cattle feed and hog production. Also, gardeners ask why roses fail to bloom. climbing roses lose buds in severe winters unless protected. Winter protection methods include lowering canes and covering with soil. The 1973 Cattle Feeders Day is set for July 12 and Beef Cow Management Day on July 13 at Iowa State University. Visits to Mrs. Ella McDonald at Ledyard noted.
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Gene Futrell
Iowa State University Extension
Futrell
Towa
Ben Vance
Towa State University
Vance
Vietnam bill changed. $25 monthly for service medal
The bill shifts from the House version to pay veterans who received the Vietnam service medal $25 per month up to $600, and $10 per month for stateside service up to $300, with $1000 to POWs meeting max months. Other notes cover campaign disclosure bills, bingo licenses, a voter registration bill, and a pork chop picnic for officials.
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Vietnam
Senate
Town Park Producers
Iowa Locker Association of Iowa
Iowa Pork Producers
Iowa Locker Association
Department of Agriculture
Promotion of Agriculture
Iowa Development Commission
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George Waringa
Harold Peterson
Turtle Lake
Albert Rippentrop
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Spencer
V. A. Barrett
Frank Fitzgerald
Long Springs
Lowell Barrett
Racine
Wisconsin
Henry Arends
Kerkhoven
Kenny Mitchell
Lennice
Bob Goyette
Okoboji
Legion Auxiliary
Byron Garrett
Gene Garrett
Squadron
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California
Norman Rockwell
Dass
Ford
Lang
Rockwell
Eil Ney Torino
Gelana
Y Torino
Axcor
Innit
Road Test Magazine
Sonaam
Efrem Zimdalist
Elga
Algona
Iowa
W. E. Ley Motor Company
Lakota, Lowa
John John J. Ley
Steve Powers
Ella McDonald
Thomas Thomson
Kate, Ie
Berl E. Priabe
Nureday
Tribune
Morgasbord
Jows
White House Dining Room
Blue Earth
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