Gifford News Highlights Local Church and Social Roundup
Gifford Methodist Church holds services and events led by Rev Edward Shuey with worship at 9 30 am and Sunday school at 10 30 am Choir practice and M Y F group meet later. The column lists visiting family members and community gatherings at Eldora Hubbard Waterloo Union and other nearby towns with notes on a small grinder mixer farming feature and various social visits across multiple households.
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Gifford Methodist Church
Edward Shuey
ISU Scholarship To Mary Peterson
Margery Peterson daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold J Peterson of Liscomb has been awarded an Iowa State University scholarship for 1960 61. Sponsored by KVTV Channel 1 Sioux City the award sits on academic standing need character career interest and ability in television broadcasting. Miss Peterson is producer director of A Word To The Wives a weekly homemaker program and will spend the summer as an apprentice at KTVO Ottumwa.
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Margery Peterson
Harold J. Peterson
Liscomb
Iowa State University
Kvtv Channel
Sioux City
Miss Peterson
KTVO
Ottumwa
Social Security Representative to Visit El Dora Courthouse
A Social Security Administration official will be at the El Dora courthouse on June 15 and 29 from 10 a.m. to noon to help with applications for federal old age survivors or disability benefits and to issue social security account number cards and employer identification numbers. The Waterloo district office invites visitors to call or visit in room 702 of the Black Hawk Building. Separately scientists at the Naval Ordnance Laboratory in Silver Spring Maryland use a super x ray machine generating 10 million electron volts to probe solid steel.
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Social Security Administration
Waterloo
Eldora
Earle T. Johnson
Black Hawk Building
W. 4Th & Commercial Sts
Naval Ordinance Laboratory
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Annual Eldora Open Entry Flower Show on June 17
The Eldora Woman's Club hosts the Flowers Speaking flower show June 17 at the Congregational church basement from 1 pm to 9 pm with exhibits due by 10 am. Six divisions, one entry per class, no commercial flowers. Open to all, plant materials need not be grown by exhibitor. entries must be the exhibitor’s work.
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Eldora Woman's Club
Congregational Church
Wheat quota penalty rate set at 1.08 per bushel
Dewey E Eller of the Hardin county ASC committee announced the 1960 wheat marketing quota penalty rate of 1.08 per bushel, equal to 45 percent of the May parity price. Farmers exceeding their allotment face penalties unless they harvest 15 acres or less or have signed an agreement for up to 30 acres for food feed or seed on the farm. Excess production may be marketed after penalty payment or stored under bond or delivered to the Secretary of Agriculture.
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Dewey E. Eller
Hardin County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
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