Wallingford News Notes and Local Travel Mentions
Wallingford residents and friends share travel and church notes from a weekend including messages at Wallingford Lutheran Church. James Skattebo travels from Fairfax to Annapolis. ISU Summer graduation lists Wal l ingford names among 628 graduates. Matthew James Hande Felkey earns a BSc in Agronomy at Iowa State University.
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Earnest Skattebo
Sioux Falls
James Skattebo
Durango
Colorado
Skattebo
Matthew James Hande
Jeffrey Elmer Felkey
Wallingford
Iowa State University
Felkey
ISU
Ames
Skatte bos visit Mesa Verde and Bar D Ranch barbecue
On Tuesday the Skatte bos visited Mesa Verde National Park while on Monday the Hande lands and Skattebos attended a Chuck Wagon Barbecue at Bar D Ranch. Mr and Mrs Ron Howing and family visited their mother in Elsberry Missouri and have returned home.
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Robert Herum
Lexington
Kentucky
Dick Herum
Mr. Herum
Skattebos
Mesa Verde National Park
Handelands
Bar D Ranch
Ron Howing
Elsberry
Missouri
Lost Island Lucky Stars August meeting at Peton home
The August meeting of the Lost Island Lucky Stars was held at Paula and Cynthia Peton s house at 7 00 P M with the pledge led by Paula Peton Roll call featured The Most Valuable Thing I ve Learned About Home Furnishings Old and new business were discussed Lori Park led the 4 H pledge Lunch was served by Paula Cynthia and their mother Julie Farmer reporter
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The
Lost Island Lucky Stars
Paula
Cynthia Peton
Paula Peton
Lori Park
Cynthia
Julie Farmer
Citizens write to Iowa congressmen and aides
Readers are urged to contact their representatives and farm aides in Iowa. Addresses include Richard Clark in Washington and district offices in Council Bluffs Cedar Rapids and Sioux City. Phone numbers and names of farm representatives and Washington liaisons are listed for Culver Berkley Bedell and related aides.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Tom Whitmore
Soil Conservation Speech Contest Set in Palo Alto County
The 1976 Soil Conservation Speech Contest in Palo Alto County invites junior and senior high students. Local winners advance to regional judging in November with prizes listed for first to third places and a $10 Merit Award. The state final in Des Moines on November 29 awards a $300 college scholarship and cash prizes.
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Palo Alto County Soil Conservation District
Palo Alto County Conservation Education Committee
Soil Conservation District Commissioners
Des Moines
Iowa
Hillcrest Women's League standings and player scores
Sports brief lists Hillcrest Women's League players with high scores including Mildred Jones 305, Charlotte Alger 273, Aileen Schacherer 248, Marge Masters 243, and Garnet Voigt 254, along with Rita Wieg Flossie Miller Obby Brobst Gerda Luhman Karen Haegele Jane Hanson Norma Bervin Carol Miller and others scoring 237 234 230 209.
Make It Yourself With Wool Contest at Westmar College
The annual Make It Yourself With Wool Contest will be held Saturday November 20 1976 at Westmar College Commons LeMars Iowa. Entries are due November 6 1976. Open to all citizens meeting requirements with divisions for Pre Teen Juniors Seniors and Adults. Fabrics must be at least 70 percent wool and made from loom spun smitted or felted wool, manufactured in the United States or imported.
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Westmar College Commons
LeMars
Iowa
Iowa Sheep Council
United States
Madlys Zeman Katy Rooney Sué Jensen Blaise Heller Diane Alesch
A roster-like listing presents names Madlys Zeman Katy Rooney Sué Jensen Blaise Heller Diane Alesch, implying a group or event participants. No dates, roles, or affiliations are provided in the readable text. Further context could identify the group or occasion these individuals share.
Packer Bonding Nears Passage After Packer Bankruptcies
Congress completes a bill to protect live stock producers from losses when packing companies fail financially. Spurred by American Beef Packers Omaha bankruptcy, the law would ensure payment to livestock sellers if a packing plant declares bankruptcy. Past failures have caused tens of millions in losses.
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Congress
American Beef Packers, Inc
Omaha
American Beef
Washington's First Battle Sparks France War in Pennsylvania
In Great Meadows near present day Farmington Pennsylvania Colonel George Washington led 40 men to engage a French detachment on May 24 1754. The skirmish produced 10 French dead and 21 English captives and helped ignite the ongoing French and Indian War, shaping colonial history and American growth.
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America
George Washington
Washington
Ohio River
Great Meadows
Farmington
Fayette County
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Rex Lundgren
Dave Matheason
Paul Osher
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Fairmont
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Denny
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Richard Clark
Russell
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Bob Hubler
Bob Wegmuller
Cedar Rapids
John Culver
Dirksen
John Devereaux
Patrick Delahery
Berkley Bedell
Cannon House
Clayton Hodgson
Palo Alto County
Palo Alto Soil Conservation District
Vocational Agriculture Department
Sharon Hobart
Dawn Schacherer
Bobby Scherer
Kevin Jensen
David Schacherer
Estherville
Jeff White
Mallard
Carolyn Moe
Lori Berven
Hillcrest Women's League
John Elsenbast
Lillian Hanson
Viola Masters
Mildred Jones
Toots Andreson
Charlotte Alger
Aileen Schacherer
Obby Brobst
Garnet Voigt
Rita Wieg and
Flossie Miller
Marge Masters
Gerda Luhman
Karen Haegele
Jeanine Haugh Muriella Eaton
Alyo Carter
Iris Nane
Sandy
Jane Hanson
Norma Bervin
Carol Miller
Graettinger State Bank
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Madlys Zeman
Katy Rooney
Sué Jensen
Blaise Heller
Diane Alesch
Fem Herke
Packer
Tle
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