Henderson Post Office Open All Day Saturday
Henderson MRS Earl Allensworth Correspondent reports community notes from Henderson Iowa including post office hours for Saturday the 10th and 11th, local visitors in Des Moines for a state victory dinner, church activities, funeral attendance, Cub Scouts, holiday decorating plans, Christmas parties, residence additions, and births with Deb orah Kay and another girl born at Murphy Memorial hospital Red Oak.
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Henderson
Emerson
Clarence Smalley
Clarinda
Shenandoah
Morris Harbor
Booster Company
Red Oak Country Club
Robert Fleming
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Red Oak
Deborah Kay
Bab Ricker
Omaha
Ralph Stewart
J. J. Jewell
Dethert McVay
Slim Pickin
Frank Gawell
California
Ben Diltus
Gawell
Chright Dillus
Nishna Valley
Russell Asells
Clifford Allely
Gayla Lovell
Griswold
Red Oak Hospital
Marsha Deiseller
North Missions State College
Maryville
Turners
Leonard Parkers
Jim Irwin
Glenwood
Olt Menschel
Miss South Begins Return to France
Miss Barbara South, who has spent the past month with her mother Mrs Velma South, left Tuesday morning last week after visiting Bloomington Indiana Memphis Tennessee Washington and New York City. She left McGuire field Monday night for Toul France where she is employed.
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Barbara South
Velma South
Bloomington
Ind
Memphis Tenn
Washington
New York City
McGuire Field
Toul
France
Christmas Meeting of Wesley WSCS at Church
The Wesley Chapel Woman's Society of Christian Service met on December 1 with 14 members present. Mrs. Hiram Cool led devotions and Mrs. Donald Godfrey directed the program “Design for Mission.” The group planned the Lyte Howard farm sale for December 12 and discussed actions after the study on affluence and poverty. A luncheon followed, hosted by Mrs. Floyd Yates and Mrs. Marion Wilson. Next, the Christmas Party is set for December 12 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Hiram Cool
Donald Godfrey
Marion Wilson
Lyte Howard
Floyd Yates
Don Godfrey
Clifford Allery
Bob Sell
Home Cafe to serve dinners on second Sunday monthly
The Home Cafe will serve dinners on the second Sunday of each month beginning with Sunday December 11. Local residents helped with Bee Cafe tasks and many neighbors visited, dined, or hosted relatives from Emerson, Macedonia, and Carson. A Library club Christmas dinner featured readings, carols, gifts, and a hostess organ performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Cafe
Kenneth Lauridsen
Judd Wilkinson
Bee Cafe
T. Shook
Claude Stephens
Malvern
Dick Magers
Gordon Frink
Emerson
Omaha
Library Club
Christofferson
Melya Christofferson
C. A. Frink
Lowry
Bert Morris
Grace Bowen
Farewell Welcome Dinner Honors Leaving Families
A large group gathered Sunday to honor the Lyle Howards and the Don Johnson family who are leaving the community and welcome newcomers the Jerry Townes. Food and fellowship marked the event at Wesley Chapel Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Howards
Don Johnson
Jerry Townes
1967 Feed Grain Program Promises Good Returns
Robert M. Hume announces the 1967 feed grain program to farmers, encouraging larger plantings of corn and sorghum while barley is excluded. Participants qualify for price support loans and payments, stabilizing markets by balancing supply and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Hume
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
1967 Feed Grain Plan Details Diversion Rates
The program provides diversion payments at 20 percent of the base for the first diverted acres and 50 percent on additional diverted acres, with eligibility for small farms. Corn loan rate set at $1.05 per bushel with 30 cent price support per bushel on projected yields up to 50 percent of base. Grain sorghum details follow.
1967 feed grain program details released
The loan rate is set at $1.61 per hundredweight with a national average price support payment of 53 cents. The price support and program payments match corn. In Fremont County a participating farm will receive $63.75 per diverted acre. Signup is scheduled for early next year.
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Fremont County
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Oscar Haack
Peggy
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Fred Raeders
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Revlon
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Faberge
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Soil Fertility Planning Center
Gulf Oi! Corporation
Chemicals Department
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Malvern Howard Notson
Mgr
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Susan Allensworth
Macedonia
Earl Allensworth
Barl Goodofer
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Earl Allensworths
Otis Pendegralts
Bevis Sowers
St. Josephs Hospital
Mr. Sowers
Lula Williams
Earl McGee
Alma Skank
Co. Bluffs
Claude Halls
Maynard Peterson
Carson
Howard Allensworth
Edmondon Hospital
Fred Jones
Minden
Karen Ricken
T. G. Ricken
Carl Tsaacson
Cynthia Barr
Dorothy Fulkerson
T. G. Rieken
C. A. van Ausdale
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Wesley News
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Wesley Chapel Methodist Church
Clement Rowe
5. S. Supt. Church
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Rob Roys
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Young America Shop
C & R Bootery, Inc
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