Iowa Falls Man Elected Vice Press of Farmers Union
An Iowa Farmers Union charter convention in Des Moines May 2 3 created an Iowa branch with about 200 delegates. Leonard Hoffman of Iowa Falls was chosen vice president, Maurice O Reilly elected president, and James G Patton National Farmers Union president spoke at the banquet criticizing farm policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
National Farmers Union
Des Moines
Farmers Union
Paul Schwitters
Elmer Lettow
Wayne Barhite
Leonard Hoffman
Donald Polley
Wayne Schwartz
Nell Baker
Ben Hake
William Topp
Walter Balvant
Arthur Nehring
Elmer Engelson
James G. Patton
Maurice O'Reilly
Barnum
Iowa Farmers Union
Iowa Falls
Herschel Loveless
Tripute
Patton
Bensom
Congress
Hardin County
Jim Croghan
Woodbine
Iowa Farmers Union Organizing Committee
Chas
PF. Brannan
Denver
Brannan
Washington
Disability Now Included Under Social Security
Ear l T Johnson explains the addition of disability insurance to social security rules. Disabled dependent children may receive monthly payments after age 18 if dependent on an eligible parent and the disability began before 18 and continues. Benefits to mothers with unmarried disabled children continue. temporary or partial disabilities do not qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl T. Johnson
Walter comments recurring legislative notes and deaths
WALTER COMMENTS. Several Iowa House bills listed include gasoline refunds, game preserves licensing, school district reorganizations by 1962, tax exemptions, and broad state issues. Also reported are the death of Mrs. C. O. Nederhoff in Wellsburg, revival meetings in Eldora, vehicle registrations in Hardin County, and Henry J. Janssen’s indigestion case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Soldier's Home
Marshalltown
Research Department
Paul M. Walter
Hardin County
Vera M
Kenneth Reisinger
Eldora
Chrysler
George Klechtmeijer
Ackley
Chevrolet
Norris
Rita Robison
Buick
Donald Dean Priske
Merle
Grace Nolte
Towa Falls
Pontiac
Olver Corp
J. A. Brufeldt
Iowa Falls
Plymouth
Maurine
Farm Events Schedule for May Activities
May dates outline county 4-H leaders meetings Family Living committee extension office events Soil Conservation District Commissioners County Extension Counsell executive board and 4-H Girls Fun Day at the Fourth Building District Extension staff conference at Grundy Center May 27 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation District Commissioners
County Extension Counsell Executive Board
Fouth
Grundy Center
WANTED Information on missing turquoise wool shirt
A notice asks for the whereabouts of a turquoise wool shirt missing from Eldora High School since April 23 for Home Ec. Contact Nancy Wehrman at 42F01. Also: New Providence senior class play postponed to May 20 due to Bill Hadley’s knee injury. Eldora hospital ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora High
Nancy Wehrman
New Providence
Bill Hadley
Eldora Hospital
Youth Building Calendar May 20 to June 1
Calendar lists events for youth groups at the building including a 1:30 p.m. R and P meeting in the wing and kitchen on May 20, a May 22 seventh grade party at 7:30, May 23 St Marys Dinner at 1:00 p.m. and kitchen, May 25 4-H Girls Fun Day at 9:00 a.m., May 26 Family Reunion at noon in the wing, May 27 Smorgasbord at 6:00 p.m., piano and dance recital in the wing at 1:30 p.m., and June 1 4-H Girls Rally Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
State National Farmers Union
Howard Calfee
Lu Ellen Eola Boody
Boody
Hardin County Savings Bank
Seth Thomas Weight
Obryon Chevrolet
Walter
S. F
S&s. F
Wellsburg
C. O. Nederhoff
Gertie Dieken
Everly
Dick Janssen
George Paterni
Coert C. Nederhoff
Tillie Nederhoff
Wenry J. Janssen Tel
Henry J. Janssen
Owa
Eldora Livestock Sales
Aous
Reisinger, Hellibridle & Dobson
Steven
Seip Eenmaattelihe
AMES
Priske Aro Lavedne
Liberman
Carole Araad
Hubbard High School
Mary Schultz
Susan
Faust
Charles E. Snider
Hubbard
Eldora Convalescent Home
Bill Megan
Billie Megan, Jr
Oakdale
Tommy Megan
Robert Sprague
Roberta
Eldon McVeety
Sprague
Forfar
Scotland
Assembly of God
Lolita Thompson
SWIFT
Schumacher
Eldora, Iowa
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