470 Residents In County Benefit From New S S Laws
About 470 people in Hardin County will gain higher social security payments under amendments that became law July 18. Nationwide, about 64,000 are affected. first increased checks appear for September, mailed in October. No action needed by beneficiaries. changes apply to formulas, earnings limits, and survivor or military service credits.
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S. S
Hardin County
Waterloo Social Security Office
Earl T. Johnson
Social Security Administration
Mr. Johnson
United States
Sunday School and Union Fellowship Schedule
Community notices announce Sunday School at 10 o clock and Union Fellowship at Owasa Church Sunday evening August 3 at 730. A Berlin Ladies Aid birthday party for April May and June birthdays is planned for Friday afternoon August 1 hosted by Mrs Claude Winters and Mrs Wilce Ward. Names of honored members include Mrs Paul Carr Mrs William Behrens of Steamboat Rock and Mrs Ernest Frisbie Rita and Dick Nitz of Egin Ill recently visited relatives in Iowa. Other notes mention visitors, hospital recoveries, and a Farm Bureau meeting at Owasa school along with a Providence report of summer gatherings and reunions in Hubbard and nearby towns.
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Union Fellowship
Owasa
Berlin Ladies Aid
Claude Winters
Wilce Ward
Paul Carr
William Behrens
Steamboat Rock
Ernest Frisbie
Rita
Dick Nitz
Egin
Ill
Iowa
Ralph Bright
Sandra Rankin
Laverne Sharar
Popejoy
A. D. Williams
Eldora
Glen Baker
Kathleen
Alfred Axtell
Cottage
Jimmie Rankin
Ernest Anders
Iowa Falls
Walter Eller
Hubbard
Faye Watts
Auburn
Nebr
Roy Templeton Andison Clarence
Burlington
Farm Bureau
Owasa School
4-H Club Program Opens Evening in Jackson
An August program at 8 o clock p m features 4 H boys and girls clubs of Jackson Two. The report also notes multiple social visits: Ackley residents Mr and Mrs George Strahorn joined Mr and Mrs Ernest Frisbie to visit Paul Cross on Sunday, and various locals spent weekends and evenings with friends and relatives in New Providence Calhoun and other nearby towns.
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Jackson Two
George Strahorn
Ackley
Ernest Frisbie
Paul Cross
Claude Winters
Ronnie
R. C. Winters
New Providence
George Colliner
Chicago
Martha Abrans
Calhoun
Rockford, Iowa
Jimmie Rankin
Fred Roeske
Paul Carr
Harold Ramey
Iowa Falls
Donald Polley
Church Services And Catholic Mass Times In Town
Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. evangelistic service. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Junior choir practice at 11:00 a.m. at Thoreway. St Mary’s Catholic Church led by Father L V McDonough offers Masses at 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. Daily Mass at 7:30 a.m. Christian Church Disciples meets in I O C F Hall at 9:00 a.m. for sermon and communion with 10:00 a.m. Sunday school. all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoreway
Church notices from three local congregations with August events
The First Methodist Church lists 10:00 church school and 11:00 worship with Rev. John Kilmer guest speaker. First Congregational shows 8:00 divine worship and two services led by different pastors, plus Sunday School and adult class. First Baptist of Steamboat Rock outlines a full August schedule with Bible School, worship services, missionary offerings, C Y M meetings, and evening programs plus midweek activities for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kilmer
Hillcrest
Dubuque
Paul Miller
Bob Sifrit
J. E. Pritchard
St Paul Lutheran Holy Communion and Sunday Schedule
Friday announcements request Holy Communion take place until 7 30 p m Sunday School teachers meet at 8 00 p m on Sunday August 3 Sunday School and Bible classes at 9 00 Services with Holy Communion at 10 00 Camp Hawkeye opens at Assembly Grounds Town Falls at 4 00 p m Monday Choir rehearsal at 8 00 p m Thursday Ladies Aid at 2 00 pm with hostesses Mrs Lawrence Struck Mrs Emil Jeske Mrs Fred Struck Mrs Marvin Jeske Mrs Oscar Jeske Mrs Walter eske
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the Bible School
Harry Luiken
Midwest Evangelistic Association
Fred Folkerts
Verna Luiken
Ruth Rose
Fred Lower
Eldora Park
Ladies Aid
John Luiken
Carl Swyter
Kate Pruisner
B. Y. Wiener
Camp Hawkeye
Town Falls
Ladies’ Aid
Lawrence Struck
Emil Jeske
Fred Struck
Marvin Jeske
Oscar Jeske
Walter Eske
Farmers Urged To Test Soil For Better Fertilizer Use
Extension director Dick Pulse urges Iowa farmers to take soil samples now to receive accurate fertilizer recommendations from the Iowa State College laboratory. He notes many farmers delay sampling until fall, leaving no guidance for spring fertilizer orders. Supplies and guidance are available at the Eldora extension office to improve fertilizer use and soil fertility, with aims to lift corn yields from about 50 to 85 bushels per acre through proper soil management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Pulse
Iowa State College Laboratory
Pulse
Eldor
Army Worms Found In Pleasant Township Invasion Report
Army worm infestation moving from a hay field into a cornfield observed in Pleasant township. Damage noted on the first 26 rows of corn. not as heavy as outbreaks in northwest Iowa. Farmers urged to watch for hatching larvae in rain or hay, as worms feed from hay into corn. Control advised: spray infested corn with two pounds toxophene per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Pulse
Pleasant Township
Owa
Pulse
Smallrain
Fairfax Notes on 4-H Club Meeting and Local Visits
Fairfax Iowa report notes Jackson Township Farm Bureau will meet Thursday evening Aug 7 at the Owasa schoolhouse with a program by the girls and boys 4-H clubs Refreshment committee lists local couples. Weekend visits include Grundy County residents in Des Moines for Keith VanPatter anniversary and various relatives visiting Eldora Des Moines and Iowa Falls communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Keith VanPatter
Robert Granner
Dubuque
Walther League
Eldora
Iowa Industrial Growth Surges Across States in 1947 50
A 1952 survey shows Iowa’s value added by manufacture rose 37.9 percent from 1947 to 1950, outperforming 43 other states and lifting Iowa from 26th to 23rd in dollar value added. Production workers declined slightly while total value added climbed, with Michigan the only state beating Iowa in percentage gains among top producers.
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Iowa
U. S. Department of Commerce
Hawkeye
New Mexico
Michigan
West Virginia
Louisiana
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Joan Ward
Providence
Mrs. Ross G. Reece
Wain Hinshaw
Dougherty
Butler County
Hinshaws
Bert Edward
Hampon
Ermin C. Persisho
Mary Emily
Wyandotte
Okla
Earl Marsh
Perisho
Floyd Perisho
Lincoln
Gaza
Wilson Hadley
Columbia
Ray Wriedt
Hadleys
Ann Hall
Eldora Memorial Hospital
Marion Rains
Baby
Deaconess
Marshallown
Wilma Polley
Floyd Sinning
Wellsburg
Grantow
Hubbard Park
Anna Wilson
Aiden
Red Cross
Pine Lake Beach
Jane Griffel
Kay Griffel
Loren Doughty
Tom Flickinger
Rodney Riemenschneider
Billy Imes
Craig Froning
Don Bekemeier
Bruce Froning
Jim Flickinger
Jim Follett
Jim Berg
David Imes
Church OF Christ
James R. McMagron
Assembly OF God
W. L. Beasley
ST. Mary’s Catholic
L. V. McDonough
Christian Church (Disciples
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C. F. Hall
First Methodist Church
First Congregational
Ralph B. Imes
First Baptist Church
F. Y. Lower
St, Paul Lutheran
J.zimmenann
Bremmer Drug Store
Pleasant Two
Fairfax
Mrs
Peter Williams
Will Jones
Ellefson
Olga Clatterbuck
Hardin County Index
Wesday
George King
Guy Clingerman
Julia Jean
Carol
Marshalltown
Linda
Dennis
Pine Lake Lodge
Child Study Club
Henry Trittien
Joe Trittien
Lloyd Sievert
Max Barr
Herman Lange
Arnold Ziesman
Point Pleasant
Kenneth Kusserow
Mountain Lake
Minn
Walter Kusserow
Texas
Henry. Trittien
Trittien
State OF
Dena Johns
District Court
Margaret Eisentrager
Lundy
Red L. Miller
Glerke
Dov Nceo Ir
General Electric
Service
Edg. Ave
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