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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1973
Page
3
A collection of testament messages expresses thanks from Mrs. Lillie Henningsen Mrs. Orland Paulson Greg Avis Paulson and others for hospital wishes sympathy visits and support. Citizens acknowledge pastors helpers and soup supper attendees and celebrate birthday greetings from relatives and friends.
The Berlin Youth Choir from Berlin Germany will perform at Grace United Methodist Church in Spencer on Friday April 13 at 7 30 p m Reserved for the general public 32 singers aged 15 to 30 plus diverse Methodist and other denomination members join in church and folk music from various eras Conductor Martin E Brose studied at Berlin teacher college and Union Theological Seminary in New York The choir travels to Naperville Minneapolis Le Mars and Durban with local sponsors Dr Fred M Schultz Kiwanis Club Chamber of Commerce Lions Club UMW Grace Church and Grace Methodist Church facilities lead organizer Mr Lou Reed
Congressman Wiley Mayne calls on the Department of Agriculture to reopen the 1973 feed grain program so participants can choose between revised set-aside option A and a set-aside. He protests the latest revision, which he says discriminates against producers who previously chose option B or zero set-aside, noting payment concerns.
Mayne urged reopening the feed grain program to allow producers who chose set aside option A to switch if desired and maintain producer confidence. He warned that reopening could affect the corn soybean mix. Ed Wilhelm of Dyersville, a rock collector and carver since 1939, built a Wishing Well and carved the Wilhelm crest and a white eagle from limestone.
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