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Newspaper

Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1956

Page

3

Adaville 4-H Club Elects Delegates At Lake Okoboji

Adaville 4-H members meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Joreille Suntan with seventeen members and one visitor. John Rollins and Desig Ring elected delegates to the 4-H event at Lake Okoboji with Milford Herman as alternate. Wologite Aku Larcher named glee delegate to the short course at Anis. Duke Stinton demonstrates on lumber and tanning. Stinton and Mrs Act Neves and Mrs Starks Ring chosen as delegates.

Adaville Speci Akron Wedlueskey Afr Joreille Suntan Keith Otlan John Rollins Desig Ring Lake Okobofi Juans Milford Herman Wologite Aku Larcher Anis Phe Urs Daar Duke Stinton Srr Bate Stinton Act Neves Starks Ring

Cedar Balk convention and rally notes and local visits

WLS convention set for Cedar balk with Nelson Brown and Mrs. Philips as alternates. E G Be District Youth Rally to be held Sunday at the local church with an afternoon program followed by supper. Local residents, including Stanley Ring and Mrs. Glen Konuge, visited Akron Sunday. Mrs. Yount featured African violets with about fifty varieties blooming. Various community visits named, including Mrs. Heth Johnson calling on neighbors. A newborn was reported to Bruce Brodyason on April 9 weighing six pounds. A highway bridge over the Sious River drew comments about its narrow passage and safety, with talks of building a new bridge near the current site amid stalled plans.

Wls Cedar Balk Afis Nelson Brown Pliner Philips Stanley Ring Glen Konuge Akron Wahler Young Yount Heth Johnson le Mites Np Ss. Siebens John Cronin Leanthan Lierman Minnig Russell

Westfield Bridge Closure Request Sent To Officials

Norman C. Gross of Yankton leads the Chicago Black Hills Highway association in urging South Dakota and Iowa safety directors to inspect the Big Sioux River bridge between Richland and Westfield. The group seeks a thorough check of piers guard rails approach and wood planking and calls for immediate closure if safety standards are not met.

Big Sioux River Richland D. D Westfield Iowa Chicago Black Hills Highway Association Highway Safety South Dakota Norman C. Gross Yankton Carral Stinson Pierre Gross Highway Departments

F H A Family Night Highlights 1956 Program

The F H A Family Night featured a Creed recitation by Marion Parker and the degree girls, devotionals by Kathleen Farmer, and talks by Janet Mier on state conventions. Linda Neumeyer illustrated discussions while Jui Degree Girl led. Members received a chrome tray from attendees, with home talent outfits modeled by Carol Straube Judy Schultz and Mary Jean Branch.

Unesco Marion Parker Kathleen Farmer Janice Guhet Linda Neumeyer Juni Janet Mier Alse Mrs. Thompson Miss Johnson Carol Straube Judy Schultz Mary Jean Branch Phy Schoenrock G. H. A. Conventon

Farm Calendar Updates From Local Extensions and Clubs

The Farm Calendar lists May events from the Extension Service including a Radia program on May 3 at 12 45 p m and meetings for Kingsleys boys EP club at 8 p m May 8, district soil commissioners May 9, and Merril 4H at Roop om at Macine sons May YF club at American bows 46H room at Phil Crrant due to garbled OCR.

Reem Radia Kingsley’s Ruben Heimportener’s District Soil Commissioners Chant Freeing Dominick's Merril Boys Roop Macineson's Phil Crrant

Signy Land Farmer Promises Profits Probe on TV

May 9 program from KWITY at 12 15 p m features My mouth County topic probing for profits with Signy land Farmer as host and guest experts.

Signyland Farmer KWITY Mymouth

County Corn by Harkin Sauce Preps 4-H Demonstration Team

County 4-H leaders urge members to nominate a demonstration team to represent their club at the county fair contest. Pigs require earmarks recorded on enrollment sheets, with matching tags on animals. Warns about lice and mange and prescribes lindane or similar pesticides. Emphasizes worming with sodium fluoride calcium oxide or piperazine per manufacturer guidance. Stresses adequate grain for fat lambs and finishing. Mentions Saint Paul school board cuts to athletics and maintenance to fund higher teacher salaries. Gasoline prices predicted to rise by a half.

St Paul. Minn Beck

Tax and rates spark Iowa church conference notes

A report from Rev. BR Dunlap of Waterloo at the Westar college group meeting of the Iowa state FE U B churches conference references a one cent a gallon federal tax and rising costs for gas. Attendance included Dr Marry UH Kalas and Dr O Kime. Also noted were the Artie Kourthel funeral in Brainerd Minnesota and a misspoken omission of a Missouri association member.

Dogut Dunlap Waterloo Westar College FE. U. B Iowa Wed- Y Marry UH. Kalas Sissident Westmaroon Puly J O. Kime Herb Greenwildt le Mars Artie Kourthel Brainerd Minn

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