Town Woman's Bowling Ass'n hosts six state workshops
The Town Woman's Bowling Association conducts six state workshops directed by Mrs. Jaatra Albrecht and Mrs. Mlay Farmsen. Sessions target city and league officers and interested bowlers, with invitations to competitions and questions. Participants include national bowlers seeking WIBC information and guidance on city associations and leagues.
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Woman's Bowling Ass'n
Jaatra Albrecht
1Enpart
Sneverry
Mlay Ffarmsen
Watertoo
WIBC
Rodeo Queen Contest to be Decided Aug 17 at Sidney
Twenty three contestants from Iowa Nebraska and Missouri vie for the 1965 Sidney Rodeo Queen title with the winner announced August 11 during the first day of the 42nd annual rodeo. The prize includes 100 dollars and an engraved trophy with runners up also earning cash and trophies. Judging by Rodeo Cowboys Association officials arena secretary and stock contractor. Also announced golf pro Dee Zanders takes over at Oakland Nebraska following records at Fairview.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Sidney
Rodeo Cowboys Assn
Jim Nabors
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Lumber Yard Collins Lead Malvern Little Leagues Action
The Lumber Yard and Collins Drug led Malvern’s major and minor Little Leagues as several sessions produced notable results. Collins beat Malvern Bank 11 1 in the minor, while the Chamber of Commerce fell 4 3 to the Bank. Major and minor play continued with mixed outcomes across July contests and a rain interruption.
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Lumber Yard
Collins Drug
Malvern
Henningsen
Sualyers
Collins
Malvern Bank
the Bank
Dwn
Chamber of Commerce
Salyers
Collings
C of C
Chamber
Bank
Sulyers Auto Henningsen
Collins Drug Co
Malvern Banks
Butcher Rabbits Stolen at Green Hill Farm
Mrs Harry Johnson reported to the sheriff that about 10 butcher rabbits were stolen from pens at Green Hill Farm on Friday night. No arrests listed and no further details provided.
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Green Hill Farm
Green Hill
Sheriff’s Office
Harry Johnson
Homecoming Date for Glenwood Corrected to October 3-9
Inquiries regarding Glenwood homecoming date reveal prior report of October 15-16 was incorrect. The event will be held October 3 to 9, with organizers confirming the revised schedule.
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Glenwood
Purple Ribbons for Go-Getters and Straight-Shooters
Purple ribbons awarded to Go-Getters and Straight-Shooters in county fair demonstrations. Lograham Kurdlight-Shonte and Silver Creek Go-Getters top senior and junior boys events. Menderson Warners win dive ribbon. Mills Co. Prize Winners claim red ribbon for Beienes and Woarminss. Hornets and Gate dinge! blue ribbons noted. other seniors receive blue ribbons.
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Lograham
Shonte
Silver Creek
Woll
Herse Ul
Alf
Havi Groaumds
Richard McClinn
Resent
Tan
Menderson Warners
Sema
David Alarrigal
Beienes
Woarminss
Mills Co
Menderson Dormats
Dngrahage Sted
Silver Creek Geiters
Richard Cool
Vonald Haack
Iarey Yin
Stedvey
Iowa Farm Outlook on Corn Prices and Loan Redemption
Iowa State University economist Gene Futrell analyzes whether to resell corn under loan or redeem the loan and sell cash. He notes a price drop since spring and expects further weakness. redeeming could yield above loan costs and free storage. CCC sales and a large crop outlook imply ample supplies and potential price easing into 1965-66.
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Lowy State University
Gene Futrell
Pudrell
Frutrell
Futrell
CCC
Furrell
Iowa
New Car Found in Ravine Sparks Mills Mystery
The Mills county sheriff's office probes an abandoned 1965 Ford Mustang found in a 50 foot ravine near Orvan Gradle turn. Harold Tackett discovered the car which had plates removed and about 200 dollars damage from the fall. The vehicle belonged to Grant Williams Ford Co. Cedar Rapids and was leased to Mrs. Carolyn Clark of Cedar Rapids. her husband is jailed. No link to a separate 1965 Chevrolet Impala abandoned near Emerson city hall.
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Mills County
Sheri Kenneth Mead
Grant Williams Ford Co
Cedar Rapids
Carolyn Clark
Mead
Emerson City Hall
Eleanor Longman
Shenandoah
Grain crops forecast show mixed gains and declines
Barley production is expected to drop about 10 percent from last year while acreage of grain sorghums rises around three percent though production forecasts for sorghums are not yet available. The report notes overall fluctuations in crop outlook.
Randolph Library Loans Reported For Last Week
Seventy six books were loaned from the Randolph public library last week. Mr and Mrs HW Brannian attended the wedding of Verice Varley and Peter Johnson at St Peters Catholic Church in Omaha. Rev and Mrs Irving Mitchell of Tabor and their granddaughter Gail Mitchell were Friday afternoon callers in the W G Kapp home.
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Randolph Public Library
HW. B. Brannian
Verhice Varley
Peter Johnson
St. Peters Catholic Church
Omaha
Irving Mitchell
Tabor
Gail Mitchell
W. G. Kapp
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Parmer
Leds
Topete
ALG
Pesan
Seine Tall
Jowa Westevan
Ams
Cedray Rapids
Hotel
Montrose
Nikki
Far North
Ieith Wilcox
Nik
Earl
Robert J. Moorman
Assatiate
Tawa Farm Science Magazine
J.nott Methire
Iowa Corporative Wildlife Research Unit
Cass County
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Liere
Any Vale
Ose
Sayt
TION
Iowa Conservation Commission
John Adams
Cindy
Chris Hein
Prestevd
M. L. Senestel Bian
Seoul Seheifel
Seheifel
Ernie Bloomer
Ernie
Doug Burchett
Gee Robinson
Crazy Quilt & Patchwork
Tie Hendricks
Sidney, Town
King Kampers
O. B
Betty” Roberts
Oakland
Dee Zanders
Neb
Dee
Fairview
Gary Dunsdon
Charles Laack
Steve Dickersbach
John Brimnings
Jeff Richards
Steve
Richard Morrical
Doug Chensen
Darrell Godfrey
Steve Winston
David Boileau
Jon
David Bass
Bennett
Bruce Radford
Dale Schoening
Randy Morris
Kenny Bolton
Dean Fender
David Sell
Iowa Farm Outlook
County Extension
Randolph
Randolph Enterprise
Houser DX Oil CO
Wm. G. Blackburn
Prop
Jack’s Ltd
W. Sheridan
P. Manes
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