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IRandal a Farm Couple Activebewl'yeIn County 4-H Leadershipderueinlt;sFAYETTE — A rural route Ran- achievement shows and the annual dalia farm home is similar in size eounlv fair. 53iand activities to many other Iowa The girls. 4-H group is divided av]farms. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Inge Is, into junior' (10-11 years), inter- c„n who farm 240 acres, are active mediates (12-13) and seniors (14 ■ leaders in the county 4-H program, and up). Roys are not sub-divided.The husband-wifc team are help- “4-H organization helps build iru ting their respective groups ob- citizens and better farmers,” states vei- serve national 4-H week March 3- Ingels. twi- 10 in the county. _ . , T , uaf Marvin is leader for the West- Tram Jumps Tracks foit field Whirlwinds organization and CASTEL BOLOGNESE* Italy ^Mrs. In gels is chairman for the An express train crowded with tm-f county girls committee. migrants from impoverished south- o“We’re getting to be more of a cm Italy raced into a detour and v.s.- 4-H family each year,” savs Mrs. jumped the tracks near this north wh IngeLs. A'son James, 13, is active Ualian village before dawn today, fclEmery Calls FoiCenter In Toastrj in 4-H ' activities and a younger £ daughter Marva Jo, 7, will soon be in the girls junior group,s • - 1 •I We • believe the 4-H organization builds character and good t citizens,” says Mrs. Ingels. “We’re not out to win awards and awardsonly.” The girls are currently The need for an Oelwcin Com- carstudying home furnishing and dec* munily Center was the theme of tiniorations. a principle speech by the Rev, iThe Fayette county organization. Richard Emery at an Oclwein slricreated window displays through- Toast masters meeting Wednesday S31out the area in connection with evening. avanational observance of the 4-H. ilU5cr0UD The Rev. Emery, pastor of the Hea A , First United Presbvtcrian church, nfJfMarvm has been active in 4-H . 1 , , .___. Iiecwork since was a youll, on his ft alf° adcfather's farm. Under.his guidance, '»U,J Guidance Council. The Mc I he Whirlwinds have held al least Youth council has been consider. .. one county office for seven years. «f »e community center project pla A member of the club, Lanny Gib- llc ,t,crrc ‘s,n° ■cs.l,UI' “V conson, won the reserve grand cham- 'vc “lt;* \ tac,’ “ , d?'! th®|ion in open class last year at the community together. »t have no lar| international show. s°c'al or. religious center al the hccThe Ingels farm two miles south Present to draw the community spo and two and one-half west of Fav- loSdhcr. he declared. tra,f cllc. Marvin has lived on the farm “This dream of the future is a off* 1. since 1029. His father headed the result of the reflections of the lt;-’°u i- acreage early until he took over Youth Council,” he said. Time in 1947. Marvin and his wife were hangs heavy on the hands of teen- Fla s married in June of 3946 after a agers despite statements of school ii hitch in the Army. His farm officials that if they would partici- ,r*5: specializes in dairy and hogs. pate in school events they wouldy The 4-11 groups are making ini- not have extra time, i challenge My i- lial steps in connection with its that statement heartily. There is .mu i- county rally day in May, local a tremendous need for facilities to andin a
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Oelwein Daily Register
Oelwein, Iowa, US
Thu, Mar 08, 1962
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