Shull Earns Eagle Scout Badge In Riverton Ceremony
Michael W Shull 17 son of Ben H and Mrs Shull Riverton received the Eagle Scout Badge at United Methodist Church Sunday night April 23. Tom Sullivan Shenandoah Dist Scout Executive administered the oath. He has been a Troop 211 member 11 years and is a Farragut High School senior active in 4-H and FFA leaders club. Several other scouts earned ranks with awards listed. A hundred attended the event and flag presentations were made by Richard Ward Jeffry Jennings and Chris Finnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Booker
Michael W. Shull
Ben H. Slull
Riverton
United Methodist Church
Tom Sullivan
Shenandoah
Mike
Farrasgut High School
Stoney Point
F.F.A
East Ni
Mike Feil
Greg Foster
Jeff Owens
Kirk Jennings
Danny Hilger
Mark Hilger
Orville Gardner
Don Eggers
Richard Ward
Jeffry Jennings
Chris Finnell
Roy Beam
Hamburg
Church of Christ
Gene Kirk
Wendee
Farragut
T. P. Randolph
Norman
Dave Booker
Linda Brown
Booker
Riverton United Methodist Church
Harold Shull
Harold Dahigran
Elizabeth Dahigran
Robert Anderson
Ed Kish
Sandra Booker
Lisa Mortimore
Mollie Johnson
Debbie Eggers
Debbie
Pamela Parkison
Debbie Cowden
Becky Dankof
Cindy Ward
Ermal Shull
Ben Jennings
Mildred Stubbs
Karen Merrill
Birthday Gatherings and Visits Across Local Families
Neighbors visited Mrs Mildred Stubbs for her birthday and later Mrs Dave Booker hosted a birthday gathering. Several residents including Ross Whitehead from Phoenix and relatives of George Brown visited kin in the area. Local church plans a May 4 meeting at U M Church and numerous family visits and arrivals are noted around Nebraska City and Farragut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Stubbs
T. P. Randolph
L. E. Livingston
Dave Booker
Viola Parison
Everett Cooper
Booker
Marion Aspedon
Grape Community Hospital
Ross Whitehead
Phoenix
Larry
Glen
Raymond Whitehead
Richard
Nebraska City
Ray Allen Booker
Georgia
Yvonne Brown
San Lorenzo
Calif
George Brown
U.M
William B. Hill
Hill
Kansas City
Glen Davis
Alma Powell
Viola Stewart
Una Ryan
Bill Ward
Omaha
Lester Graham
Naoma Gardner
Mary Hensley
Roberta Abbott
Delia Crawford
Farragut
Susie Booker
East of Town social notes and farm productivity fact
Mr and Mrs Ed Mortimore visited Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Floyd Collins. Many local residents hosted and attended Esther Circle activities at Wesley Hall. A farmer’s output is reported as feeding 51 people, up from 25.8 in 1960 and higher than 15.5 in 1950 and 10.7 in 1940.
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Deanna Clark
Ed Mortimore
Floyd Collins
Charles Gardner
Marty Gardner
George Clark
Shelley
Mike
Dean Aistrope
Tom
Daisy Liess
Paul Winkler
Omaha
Martin Goracke
Ira Dovel
D C. Henshaw
Mamie Gardner
Albert Gardner
Clifford Adkins
Audra
Nebraska City
Joe Collins
Conrad
Dausy Liess
Esther Circle
Wesley Hall
Willard Spiegel
John Prater
D. C. Henshaw
Denise Sebek
Sack Pierson
Bolckow, Mo
Farragut Social Notes and Local Updates
Farragut community items include visits and gatherings at Hume and Henstorf homes, a Tuesday bridge club hosted by Mariel Henstorf, and a None Such Club meeting with Rook entertainment. Reporting covers weddings in planning for August, church group events, clean up week, a bridal shower near Shenandoah, hospital updates for several residents, and local club activities at Midway Cafe and Masonic Fellowship Hall.
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Sean Don Mas
Alice Hume
Weston Mo
Lois Melon Tyre
Hume
Mariel Henstorf
Leah Cox
Adeline Haning
Midway Cafe
John Jorgenson
Rook
Robert Henstorf
Mabel Henstorf
Gretchen Henstorf
George Henstorf
Miss Henstorf
Columbia
Farragut
Farragut O.E.S
Masonic Fellowship Hall
Joyce Supernaw
Herschel Whitehill
Dean Wing
Kenneth Livingston
Bridge
Pauline Schnepp
Euron Allen
Cecile Cox
Bob Whitehill
Harold Dinsmore
Dean Marher
Jim O'Hara
Kay Jardon
Shenandoah
Miss Jardon
David Dryer
Mr. Dryer
Merle Coffey
Coin
Clarkson Hospital
Onaha
Ruey Raymond
Myrtle Raymond
Grape Community Hospital
Loren Livingston
Grape Hospital
Pearl Woodruff
Texas
Tom Lane
Locust Grove Social Notes and Visits
Mrs Frank Nook and Mrs Dale Brownlee hosted locals in Locust Grove with weekend visitors from Charlton and Shenandoah. Lee Emery moved from Fairfax hospital to Rock Port rest home. Clyde Johnston and organist Mrs Richard Gruber performed a harmonica number at Locust Grove Methodist. Lone Willow Birthday Club gathered at Midway Cafe with 13 members and several winners. Next meeting May 11 hosted by Mrs Dale Brownlee. Darrel Herrman drove Mrs Larry Herrman to Omaha for a new teaching job in Ralston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nook
Dale Brownlee
Lee Emery
Lee Bangs
Lee Sinkhorn
Charlton
Billy Bangs
Debbie
Shenandoah
Kenneth Burt
Suse
College Springs
Fairfax Hospital
Rock Port
Clyde Johnston
Richard Gruber
Locust Grove Methodist Church
Lone Willow Birthday Club
Midway Cafe
Austin Gray
Clarence Thompson
Ed Kish
Cyril McEnaney
Ed Cox
Gray
Darrel Herrman
Larry Herrman
Omaha
Ralston
Iowa Leads Nation in Livestock and Grain Marketing
Iowa tops the nation in all havestock marketings and in cattle and hog marketings. The state accounts for twenty five percent of the national pork supply and sixteen percent of grain fed cattle. Iowa produces more corn than any state in most years and ranks second in soybean production.
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Iowa
Iowa Women and Meals on Wheels Help Iowa Thrive
A reflective note on Iowa's community spirit and the value of caring for neighbors, followed by a report on the Annual Meals on Wheels meeting. The article details incorporation in 1972, service to six communities, meals delivered to Sidney, Tabor, Thurman, Riverton, Hamburg, and Farragut, and thanks to hospital staff and volunteers. It lists officers Evelyn Clayton, L. E. Livingston, Solena Birkby, and Alma Selk, with a note on funding and operation costs. It also advertises electric heating as a home improvement consideration by Iowa Power.
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Dinkey
Apel 2
Apel
Lenving
Sidney
Tabor
Thurian
Riverton
Hamburg
Farragut
State Department of Health
Southwest Iowa Area Council On Aging
Grape Community Hospital
Evelyn Clayton
L. E. Livingston
Solena Birkby
Alma Selk
Oth
View from the Speaker's chair in Iowa analysis
The speaker reflects on Iowa's people and their quiet industry, noting how close they live to a forest of goodness yet fail to see the trees. He recalls how publicity for his operation highlighted the public affection and concern from many letters and voices.
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Iowa
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Fairfax, Mo
W. T. Lorimer Jr
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Claude Anderson
Locust Grove
America
Chen
Aslety
Iowa Power
Bruns Thriftee
Weare
Geyer
Wilson
Bologna
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