Local and Personal Notes From Carrollton Area
Local and personal items list numerous visits and travel. Mr and Mrs George Place of Carrollton Ohio visited in the home of Mr and Mrs V K Sellers after meeting in Florida. Various family and friends travel stateside to California Iowa Minnesota Missouri and Texas with visits in homes and at events. A number of weddings, arrivals, and illnesses are noted with several travel mishaps and hospitalizations.
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George Place
Carroliton
Ohio
V. K. Sellers
Sellers
Florida
Donald Kron
Steven
Riverside
Oscar Chapman
Marvin Chapman
G. V. Newcomer
North Fort Myers
Clyde Stuntz
Harold Angarola
Bill
Chicago
Illinois
Wilbur Landers
Deborah
Gregory
Dawn
Bad Lands
Black Hills
Yellowstone National Park
The
Tetons
Dale Cassmann
Dougherty
Dale
Claus Johnson
Lanesboro
Minnesota
Dennis
Johnson Silo
Winona
Vivian Spurbeck
Debra
Newell
Maurice Elfers
Charles City
W. E. Sellers
Herbert Smoot
Clarksville
Sophie Smoot
Allison
Donald Berk
Teresa
Glenn Metz
Geneva Baxter
Henry Bliss
Joyce
Ethel Pagles
Milton Beckwith
David
Waterloo
Herbert Barnett
Scott Barnett
Ray Allan
Aredale
Gene Reser
Bristow
Donovan Ruffridge
Wayne Green
Ruby Johnson
Sam Crooks
Rochester
Minnesotta
Robert Lee
Dick McRoberts
Gary and
Moraga
California
Greene
Hank Cramer
Parkersburg
John Crawford
Kathy Whitesell
Evansdale
Otto Orpen
Kensett
Ila Kingery
Roland Kingery
San Antonio
Texas
Lloyd Kingery
Royal
Adventurers at Greene Next Thursday Show
Next Thursday's REE SHOW At Greene presents Adventures of Gallant Bess color feature starring Cameron Mitchell Audrey Long Fuzzy Knight. Dinner guests Friday at Mrs H W Reinking included Mrs Emma Kammeyer celebrating her 89th birthday. she resides at Clark Rest Home in Greene.
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Greene
Adventures OF
Gallant Bess
Cameron Mitchell
Audrey Long
Fuzzy’ Knight
John Uhlenhopp
Aplington
Sophie Smoot
Allison
Emil Wedeking
Clarksville
H. W. Reinking
Emma Kammeyer
Kammeyer
Clark Rest Home
Applications For Gun Deer Licenses Available Sept 1st
Iowa hunters may file shotgun deer license applications starting September 1, 1967. Available from county recorders, conservation officers, and the Des Moines office. First come, first served with no drawing. Shooting hours 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Guns allowed 10 to 20 gauge shotguns with rifle slugs and muzzle loaders. Season dates set for December 2 4 in zones 1 2 8 and December 2 3 in zones 4 5 6.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Conservation Officers
Conservation Commission
E. 7Th and
Court
Des Moines
Commission
The
Iowa corn and soy plantings reach new high in 1966 forecast
The 1966 USDA crop forecast shows Iowa farmers planted about 11 million acres of corn and over 5.6 million acres of soybeans. Iowa's total raw cropland nears one million acres above the 1965 peak, with erosion and low productivity concerns. Rootworm damage and late silking complicate prospects, with damage being spotty and hard to gauge statewide. Late planting or excessive June moisture explains the higher late silking acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Iowa
E. R. Duncan
Extension Agronomist
Iowa State University
Ames
Duncan
Tax Schedule Set for 3 Percent Sales Tax
The state tax commission announced the schedule for a three percent sales tax to begin October 1. It imposes one cent on purchases from 15 to 44 cents, two cents from 45 to 74 cents, and three cents from 75 cents to $1.14, with increases of one cent for each additional dollar beyond those brackets.
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State Tax Commission
Hughes endorses reverse discrimination to aid Negro employment
Gov. Hughes defends preferential hiring for Negroes where equality exists, training them to qualify. Atty. Gen. Turner warns reverse discrimination in employment is illegal under state and federal law. Welfare clerical workers in several counties had threatened to strike over pay, but a two-step raise was approved after talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Iowa
Atty
Richard Turner
Turner
Harold Hughes
Training a crash program for Iowa Army National Guard units
Iowa Adjutant General Junior F. Miller announced a crash training program for all Iowa National Guard units. The Defense Department ordered riot control training for Army National Guard units nationwide. About 5,000 guardsmen at Camp Ripley Minnesota will receive training there, while others not stationed at Camp Ripley will begin training during regular weekend drills at their home stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Army National Guard
Iowa
Junior F. Miller
Defense Department of the
Army National Guard
Camp Ripley
Minnesota
Gen. Miller
Iowa among top states for motorboats per capita
Iowa ranks third nationally in per capita motorboat use, with over 111000 motors and 66000 boats in operation last year. Washington and Michigan lead the list, while Iowa trails only these two big states in boating activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Washington
Michigan
Iowa
Reagan to Speak at Des Moines Fundraiser Dinner
Ronald Reagan will address a Des Moines fundraiser in October, with about 1500 Iowa Republicans expected at Veterans Memorial Auditorium. The event highlights a political comeback note as Reagan once worked as a Des Moines radio announcer from 1933 to 1937 amid debates over welfare worker pay scales in Iowa.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Des Moines
Iowa
Veterans’ Memorial Auditorium
Reagan
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Mike
Gregg
Annette
Cedar Falls
Ambrose Stanton
Clabough
Charles Barney
Perry
Missouri
Merlin Parks
Brian
Grace Barnhart
Virgil Runge
Nora Springs
Freda Darker
Blair Moffett
Atlanta
Georgia
Ira Kingery
Roger Stanton
Harry Stanton
Manchester
Chas. R
Ray
SPERRY_RAY INSURANCE
Gibson
Mel’s Radio & TV Service
Greene, IA
News OF the
Don Reed
Iowa Press Association
Gary’s Sinclair
Bristow Locker
Edward E Varmon
Florentine
Meo
Roy
Paughton Rivera
Arthur R. Broderick
Floridiane
the Greene Recorder
Merle Zebeta
Dralle‘s Dept. Store
Greene Chapel
Marble Rock Chapel
Marble Rock
Greene Commercial Club
Interstate Power
Lansing
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