Mason and Wallace families share Sunday visit
Des Moines visitors spent Sunday with Mrs. Phillip Eller and the Mason family in Radcliffe. Lyle Mason Janet and Jean Ann joined for supper at H A Mason’s home, with the Wallace Mason family also present. Several other relatives joined later for an evening gathering. The Women’s Society of Christian Service met at the Methodist church with Mrs. Ferguson presiding and life membership pins awarded. About 20 attended the sack lunch, next meeting set for July 18.
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Lyle Mason
Des Moines
Mrs. Mason
Phillip Eller
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
H. O. Ferguson
Joel Grubb
Will Topp
Arthur Topp
Robert Espe
U.S.A
Visitors gather for family weekends and reunions
A string of weekend gatherings and visits crosses Iowa and nearby states. Nevis Minnesota hosts Mr and Mrs D C Bolles for two weeks at a lake. Spirit Lake hosts Warren Mossman and family. Council Bluffs hosts Junior Tjelta and family. Marshalltown hosts A O Skrovig and Kermit Skrovig. Chicago resident V A Warman visits Eldora relatives. Eldora brothers and spouses travel to Ft Dodge and Webster City. Brinton reunion attendees visit Ft Dodge. Baldwin, Shindale, and Amy Houck host at Burchinal and Mason City area. Carnell family visits Hardin County Home. Lois Klatt sails to California. Selig family from Portland visits Thorson home. Glendale and Malcome residents join at Radcliffe and Sheffield family picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Bolles
Nevis
Minn
Warren Mossman
David
Dale Sheldon
Marlyn Mossman
Spirit Lake
Junior Tjelta
Council Bluffs
Tjelta
C. E. Warman
Elmer
Ft. Dodge
Webster City
Leta Brinton
Robert Brinton
Carl Prescott
Brinton
Ellsworth
Harold Baldwin
Burchinal
Maurice Shindale
Mason City
Mr. Baldwin
Amy Houck
George Carnell
Martha Carnell
Hardin County
Eldora
Lois Klatt
California
C. E. Selig
Michael
Portland
Ore
Des Moines
Radcliffe
Arthur Thorson
Etta Webb
R. E. Ball
Jean
Glendale
Calif
Grant Heichman
Malcome
Thorson
Webb
Etta Peoples
Sheffield
Supports For Oats And Barley To Be Lower Than 1956
Hardin county price supports for oats 58 cents per bushel and barley 96 cents per bushel are set by Dewey Eller, with the same harvest to Jan 31 loan and purchase option. Quality rules apply and applications go to the county ASC office. Sorghum support is $1.75 per hundredweight, 8 cents under last year. County rates for corn and soybeans will be a few cents lower than 1956 averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Dewey
Eller
ASC
Department of Agriculture
Tuesday Supper Guests From Multiple States
Mr and Mrs D F Gummert and Wesley Stevenson of San Jose California Mr and Mrs Laur Fibbs of Iowa Falls Mrs Alice Stuart of Owasa and Mr and Mrs Fenton Fibbs of Eldora were Tuesday supper guests of Mrs Hazel Fibbs and Daryl and Robert Fibbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Gummert
Wesley Stevenson
San Jose
Calif
Lauren Fibbs
Iowa Falls
Alice Stuart
Owasa
Fenton Fibbs
Eldora
Hazel Fibbs
Daryl
Robert Fibbs
Linn Family Visit and Seligs Travel Plans
Dr and Mrs F J Linn and family celebrate connections with Ann Thorson the Thorson family. Mr and Mrs Selig and baby depart Radcliffe to visit Francis Poole and family then fly to Little Rock Ark to see Mrs Seligs parents before returning to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Linn
M. & St. L. R. Introduces New Combination Car
The Minneapolis and St. Louis Rail way Co converts diesel electric GE-31 into a combined passenger mail baggage car to cut losses on the Albert Lea Eldora Albia route. The car, once Budd coach Fort Dodge, now has 12 seats and air conditioning. President A W Schroeder says fixed costs show a yearly loss of about 35000 on the line and the experiment will be monitored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lea-Eldora- Albia
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway Co
GE-31
Fort Dodge
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Albert Sea
Albia
Eldora
Good Range Saves On Poultry Costs In Hardin County
Hardin county farmers could save from one to twelve dollars per hundred pullets by providing good range this year. County extension agent Dick Pulse notes a 2 to 12 percent drop in feed consumption with proper forage. Iowa State College extension poultrymen recommend bromegrass ladino clover and alfalfa, avoid birdsfoot trefoil, keep range clean and unused by poultry for two years, ensure slope for drainage, and plant four to six rows of corn around the edge. An acre per 400 birds is advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Dick Pulse
Iowa State College Extension Poultrymen
Farmers urged to reseal corn at 16 cents a bushel in Hardin County
Hardin county farmers are urged to reseal price supported corn for 16 cents per bushel to earn storage payments and avoid delivering grain in the settlement. Dewey E. Eller notes 1,203,479 bushels resealed last year and outlines storage loans, eligibility, and deadlines through July 31 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Dewey E. Eller
ASC
Eller
Sunday Guests Of Mr And Mrs Ibach
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Ibach included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rodgers and Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Barnard with their daughters Jean and Jan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Ibach
Ralph Rodgers
Gibson Barnard
Jean
Jan
The Christian Science Monitor Subscription Offer
An advertisement from The Christian Science Monitor invites readers to subscribe by mail from Boston. It promotes national and international news, how-to features, and home making ideas. The offer lists subscription options and pricing, requiring name and address to start delivery.
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The
Christian Science Monitor
Erwin D. Canham
Boston
Norway Street
Mass
U.S.A
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