Rogeness Turns 99. Still Chops Wood Tends Garden Near Crystal Lake
Rogeness celebrated his 99th birthday recently. At 99, he still chops wood, tends chickens and a large garden with potatoes as his specialty. His home lies south of Crystal Lake.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1964
Page
3
Rogeness celebrated his 99th birthday recently. At 99, he still chops wood, tends chickens and a large garden with potatoes as his specialty. His home lies south of Crystal Lake.
Movie adaptation of James Agee's A Death In The Family by Tad Moses is presented by David Susskind. The play chronicles Agee's Knoxville Tennessee childhood in 1915 and is praised as a cinematic achievement rivaling top films. Agee, who died in 1955 at forty five, gained posthumous fame for his books and screen work.
Airman Pringle of Little Rock SAC unit earns the Academic Award for top scholarly achievement in his class and the Speech Award for outstanding speaking ability. Trained in leadership and management, he serves as an inventory specialist with Strategic Air Command.
A sunflower planted behind the Taher Beacon office reached almost 11 feet in height. Winter chickadees fed on the bird seeds left out, and some seeds that were missed sprouted into new shoots.
Airman David W. Severson, son of Mr and Mrs Kleary J Severson, finished the first phase of Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB and was selected for technical training as an Ammunitions specialist at ATC school in Colorado. The Iowa State Fair publicity department lists Graettinger entrants Don Reeves and Gilbert R Reeves and Son with Berkshire market barrows and Berkshires.
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