Lawn Hill community notes and church event details
Mrs. Floyd Heastey and family hosted supper guests. Lawn Hill Ladies Aid met with two members and potluck dinner. Several residents visited friends, attended Bible readings, and a family night at Lawn Hill Church featured readings and songs. upcoming meetings planned with Ray Flett and Mrs Bul Reagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Barton Land
Zearing
Thomas Hagen
Dale Mitter
Floyd Beasley
Marvin Jeske and Sons
Oscar Jeske
Lawn Hill Ladies Aid
Linon TM
Aid
Wilma Clingerming
Taewardsa Reece
Deareadry
Joe peereliTy
Viola Reece
Ial
Pa Bowne
Frances Wehrman
Beth Tooley
Eveiwi
Zella Reagen
Wilma Clingersman
Dorothy Ross
Edna Bogue
Ray Flett
Bul Reagen
Frank Wass
Otis Waldo
Susan Ryerson
Lawn Hill Church
Charles Svendson
Lucille Wwarless
Marvin Cox
Wendell
Hev. Loyd McDonald
Wendell Sayer
Death of Marry Pierce in Marathon Bla Ends Marlon Job Site
Mrs Ralph Gunderson and Mr ant Wayne Kinney received word Thursday evening of Marry Pierce's sudden death in Marathon Bla She had been in poor health with heart trouble while working on the shoeline of a new house at death time The community notes recordbirthday dinners Christmas parties and club gatherings including W S C Christmas party at Gene Steelman home and Roughwoods Aid Society Christmas party Gift exchanges and refreshments were shared among local families and clubs including Palmer Newby and Fisher families in Shepherd community activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
Wayne Kinney
Marry Pierce
Marathon
Bla
Piece
Coote
W.3. C
Gene Steelman
Mamie Frazer
Eldora
Vigars
Uneir
Bernard Trout
Chapel
Chapel Church
Shepherd Community Club
Jake Newby
Will Young
Alfred Bates
Charles Trapp
Ethymer Cox
Peter
George Brindle
Clare Rash
Lucinda Reece
Iowa Dairying Gains Interest Amid Price Support Push
Iowa farmers show renewed interest in dairying this fall as USDA price support operations drive a steady dairy market. Farm economist Francis Kurtish notes USDA purchases of butter cheese and dried skim milk have risen to historic levels in the past year, with roughly 30 percent of butter and higher fractions of cheese and skim milk bought for support. Production appears to rise sharply as a result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
USDA
Francis A. Kurtish
Tew State College Farm Juvonomist
Kutish
Social gathering details and dairy market outlook
A local social circle held a large gathering with a gift exchange and lunch hosted by several families, noting near-full attendance except for a few absentees. Separately, dairy expert Kutish outlined 1953 milk production near 118 to 119 billion pounds with gains from higher output and less culling, and projected similar 1954 levels amid shifting demand for dairy products and potential future improvements through marketing and costs reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kutish
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General Electric
General Electric Refrigerator
Goodyear Service Store
Andrle & Creps Furniture Store
Eldora Greenhouses
Lawn Hill
Floyd Heastey
John Charlier
Maarshalltown
Mr. Charlier
J. A. Charlier
Clemens
William Miller
Helen of
Melhbourne
Dury Dickerson
Alice Cross
J. B. Charlier
Clemons
FE. E, Reece
Marshalltown
FE. Xi
Reece
Glen Fagan
Edwin Palmer
Elmer Palmer
Hevro
China
Tudor Plate
Elgin
Bulova
Hamilton
Gruen
Westfield
Herald - Index
Chevrolet
Luiken
Steamboat Rock
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