Mills County Renny Mountain Boys Triumph at State Fair
Renny Mountain Boys win first in the Toverly division at the Mills County Fair on August 23, earning cash for barbecued mountain oysters. The trio’s performance charmed an audience, with Troutman’s calicope adding to the entertainment as families picnic and locals attend church events in Emerson park and Climax.
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Ills County
Renny Mountain Boys
Joe
Lande
B.S. Troutman
Glenwted
Wondell
King Antest
Tows State Fair
Down Farit Buren
Toverly
Mills County
East Liberty toy era vacation plans and local gatherings
East Liberty and Glenwood residents gathered for weekend visits and birthday celebrations. Families including the Alexander, Andrews, Rew, Hurst, Stephens, Mayberry, Tackett, and Goodell clans joined dinners, picnics, and a birthday tribute for Mrs. Alexander. Relatives from Malvern, Auburn Nebraska, and California were mentioned among guests. A Drake and Loveland trip was noted for the Henderson family with supper hosted for Dr. and Abs. Jd. A. Kine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
George Rew
Qua Hurst
Jerry
Arch Clay
Edna
Velma
Malvern
Claude Stephens
Lillian Sowers
Josie Stolis
Homer Mayberrys
Shirley
Stephens
Nenderson
Burtie Gasper
Oskulens
Sus McCallister
Ail
Keith Brunt
Eddyville
Lithian Sewers
Phoebe Goodell
Glumwood
Everett’ Thomas
Ril Quk
Charley Alexander
Glenwood Lake Park Sunnday
Keith Wilcox
Auburn
Nebr
Mae Willams
George Miller
Silver Me
Hendersons
Abs
Jd. A. Kine
Gerald Schroeders
Bowerman
Mant
Theron Mickelsons
Dale Alexanders
Aleaander
Alexanders
Don Bensons
Reuna Park
Calif
Mrs. Way Mayberry
Randolph
Iowa Farm Outlook Sees Egg and Flock Growth Through 1968
Iowa State University economist Gene Futrell notes a larger laying flock and increased per-layers will keep egg production above last year through year end and into early 1968. Prices should stay near 1967 levels, with Grade A Large eggs 8 to 10 cents below last year in Sep-Dec, and quality-control eggs 4 to 7 cents above regular. Returns to producers remain narrow but may improve slightly in the coming months despite lower feed costs.
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Gene Futrell
Iowa State Univer
Futrell
Iowa
Futwell
Oaks Sunday School Attendance at 48
Oaks congregation attended the Baptist church in Emerson Sunday evening for services with scripture reading from Corinthians and a solo The Love of God. Numerous local families and visitors from surrounding towns shared meals and visits, with relatives from Council Bluffs and Malvern noted among attendees.
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Solo
the Oaks
The
Baptist Church
Emerson
Taiph K. Cole
Diagonal
Bible Camp
Walter Thiefschafer
Henry Thief- Schafer
Council Bluffs
Bill Huff
Congress and Social Security Proposals Draw Iowa Viewpoints
Congressman Bill Scherle reports to the 7th Iowa District on systemic issues in anti poverty funding and rioting linked to OEO programs. He opposes federal control of funds and urges state authority, while praising social security amendments expanding benefits and AFDC reforms. He closes with a quip about farmer concerns and inflation.
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Sargent Shriver
Chicago Tribune
Office
Weanomic Opportunity
Nashville
Tennessee
Senate
Yes
OEO
SNCC
Newark
New Jersey
Our
Education and Labor Committee
New York City
Rochester
New York
Bill Scherle
Iowa
Jersey City
Rap Brown
Kentucky
Appalachian Volunteers
Geo
House
Ways and Means Committee
Midwest
Agriculture
Freeman
Community Visitors and Picnics Highlight Local Week
Emerson and Mrs. Byron Meeks of Detroit and Mrs. Howard Fox of College Springs were guests in the Burroughs home with Mrs. Meeks sister and Fox mother. Henderson’s Vera Dittus dined with Bertha Thorson. Thirty attended the Methodist Primary Department picnic in the park with teachers M L Lang Hebe Edie George Jones and Arlene Samutsun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Meeks
Detroit, Mich
Howard Fox
College Springs
P. M. Burroughs
Meeks
Burroughs
Fox
Vera Dittus
Henderson
Bertha Thorson
Methodist Primary Department
M. 2. Lang
Hebe Edie
Georse Jones
Arlene Samutsun
Earl Wingar
Ca. Bluffs
Jhe Edie
Darnell Rice
David
Fritch, Tex
Phoee Crouse
Grace Mann
Red Oak
R. E. Good
David Magers
Howard, Kan
Lori Parker
Fall River
Kan
John
Francis Parker
Magers
Lori
Friendship Club
Art Darby
Dennis Wistrom
Muncie
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Feaure, Br
Troutman
Caliope
Emerson Park
Bensons
Golda Windle
Harry
M Claude Stephens
Phoee Goodell
Tommy Bicknell
Josie Stoits
Oakland
Omaha
Fairview Evangelical Church
Warner Watts
Climax
East Liberty
Oaks
Louis Brammeier
L. E. Brangriders
Don Terry
Bob
Jim Terry
Jim Terrys
Win Castor
Adrian Schipper
Ralston
Darrel Nikkel
Wichita
Bill Huffs
Albert Stille
Lea Hardy
Scaramento
Merrill Sowers
Mr. Hardy
May Skinner
Tabor
Sowers
Hardys
Althea, Norton
Ray Trivelys
Victor Nortons
Harold Randal
Elomhurst
Art Nims
Sowers and Hardys
Ray Veitz
Bill Granteer
Hastings
Guy Osborn
Darrene Davis
Hamilton Lewis
Randy
A. T. Kings
Lebanon
Bernie Botton
Nice
Myla King
Jerry Avery
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Vernon Nagel
Larrabee
John Kissler
Mike
Edwin Ambrose
Don Benson
Daughters
California
Marin Lewis
Audubon
Steve Lynn
Ike
Velma Sawyers
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