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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
5
The Mallard Federated Garden Club announces its fifth annual flower show titled Preview of Summer. It will be held Friday June 19 at Trinity Lutheran church hall. Entries open to the public and must be placed 9 to 11 a.m. Exhibitors may enter one item per class.
Division ofa class details mark entries and judging by accredited judges. Show opens 2 30 to Ban with ribbons for first second and third. Artistic Design includes many themes and containers. Novice and Junior divisions list themes and specimens. Rural scene and bottle beauty are featured. Several local visits and a note on Rally Day campaigning. Emmetsburg page to appear in Hiawathan Trails brochure funded by Chamber of Commerce. 100000 copies to be printed nationwide by the American Petroleum Institute.
Denver residents Mr. arid Mrs. Roger Laws and Mrs. Jerry Capesius attended a Capesius range wedding. Rev. Robert Truitt visited Warren McCreery in Mason City Park Hospital after a recent surgery. Robert Cowman of Houston was weekend visitor to Mrs. H. B. Schutz at her mother's home near Plover. Olive Hogan from Minnesota and Mary Kenna and children from Spencer were mentioned as visitors.
The following thirty-two girls attended the district 41 camp at Lake Okobofi last week. Names include Lorraine Hankey Frat Pederson Marcia Rose Sandra Rolfson and many others from Walnut Vernon Highland Emmetsburg Rush Lakes and nearby counties. Junior leaders Dorothy Montag Pat Kacmarynski and leader Mrs Robert Beck accompanied the group. They departed 8 30 Monday morning and will return soon with attendees from Lyon Di met Clay and Pocahonta counties and Palo Alto also represented by Mrs Hazel Johnston.
Extension Director John Johnson cautions that 1964 corn prices may rise only modestly unless weather worsens. He notes large stocks, higher farm-held corn, and CCC loans boosting supplies, with April 1 stocks up 7 percent nationwide and 10 percent in Iowa. Exports and feed demand shift through spring, while Midwest moisture leaves 1964 prospects uncertain.
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