Oaks Community Church Service Schedule and Attendance
Oaks Community Church announces pastor Paul D. Levin. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Choir practice at 4:30 p.m. Prayer meeting on Sunday. Sunday School attendance recorded at 62 with 1 visitor. Offering totaled 10.24 dollars. Duet by Mr and Mrs Paul Levin. Sermon topic Our Attitude towards the Lord's return. Scriptures 11 Peter 3-11 1 John 3-3 1 Thessalonians 1-13-18.
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Peter
John
Thessalonians
Local Oaks residents host dinners and visit relatives
Byron Viner and family hosted a Sunday dinner honoring Rosa Triplett and Norris Triplett. Nearby guests included Raymond Trivety from Malvern, Merrill Sowers and family, and others visiting from Omaha Des Moines and Oakland. Jolene Kay Triplett, born Jan 21 at Mercy Hospital Des Moines, weighed 8 lbs 1 oz.
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Byron Viner
Rosa Triplett
Norris ‘Triplett
Raymond Trivety
Malvern
Merrill Sowers
L. E. Brammeier
Indianola
Mercy Hospital
Des Moines
Jolene Kay
Jordan
Jeffery Metcalf
Guy Osborn
Hamilton Lewis
Curtis Davis
Omaha
Osborns
Johnny Kissler
Eewin Ambrose
Bernie Bolton
Oakland
Edwin Ambrose
Lois Meyer
John Steffords
Don Terry and Sons
Missouri Valley
Rufus Cove
Villisca
Dean Warren
Jane
East Liberty Social News From the Barnes and Neighbors
Mr and Mrs Herbert Barnes and family traveled to Tabor for Vernols x ray of an injured leg with cast extended three weeks Then in Council Bluffs Mr Barnes had post surgery check up They dined with nephew Ronald Scoles and viewed photographs They also report several illness cases Kristi Henderson was home ill last week Others include Walter Stille birthday supper and gatherings with Butterfield Rountree Parker and Ross families Herman Worl of Corning Mo has returned home improving Shirley Williams visited from Maryville Mo and Linda Clay from Wayne Nebr George Miller family hosts near Silver City Orle Beolon and siblings visit Barnes family
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Herbert Barnes
Tabor
Vernol
Council Bluffs
Mr. Barnes
Ronald Scoles
Bluffs
Ronald
Kristi Henderson
Richard Henderson
Kay
Walter Stille
Bob
Emerson
Jim Rountree
Leonard Parker
Corte Stewart
Malvern
Sander Ross
Red Oak
Herman Worl
Corning
Bhirley Williams
Maryville
Linda Clay
Wayne
Nebr
Lyle Williams
Larry
George Miller
Silver City
Henderson
Orle Beolon
Giarluda
Mra
Soil Conservation District year in review highlights progress and growth
In 1964 the district named Duane Sell outstanding cooperator for Goodyear honors and paid state and national dues. Seeding contracts for Pony Creek parts I and IV were awarded. A seed increase plot and wildlife booklet distribution were planned. Deborah Sell won the Soil and Water speech contest and represented the district regionally. Fifty six new cooperators joined, bringing total to 968 farmers or 92 percent.
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Duane Sell
Goodyear
Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Pony Creek
Myron Jones
Allan Seim
Iowa State University
Deborah Sell
Clarinda
Millard Gee
Mills County
Phyliss Green
Judith Asmussen
Sherry Teachout
Farragut
Myron Rohrberg
Hubert Jackson
Earl Dolan
Pony Creek Watershed Progress Report Highlights Milestones
The Pony Creek Watershed marks seven years since formation with 9 public meetings and tours. Eleven of 23 planned structures built, one completed this year by Mills County, seven new structures to be let this spring, and reseeding funded by PL 566 after flood setbacks. Project expected to finish within three years, yielding three lakes totaling 105 acres and multiple small lakes, with recreation potential. Farmers’ conservation efforts praised while noting more work remains to achieve full effectiveness. Appreciation extended to cooperators and farmers for ongoing progress.
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Pony Creek
Mills County
Mills County farmers advance soil conservation goals in 1964
Albert Washburn, Mills County Soil Conservation District chair, announced that Mr. Richard Hammers is the 42nd farmer to complete a full soil and water conservation plan this year. He noted 56 new cooperators signed up and 10 revised plans, with district servicemen crediting progress by assisting over 200 farmers with planning, technical guidance, and soil survey data.
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Richard Hammers
Albert Washburn
Mills County
Soil Conservation District
Dale Lincoln
Myron Jones
Washburn
Mills County Soil Conservation
Keith Glandon
David Breitbach
Leo van Fosson
Gerald Bower
Lawrence Jones
Waubonsie Creek Board Advances Conservation Plans
Over the past year the Waubonsie Creek Watershed Board worked with farmers to advance Basic Conservation Farm Plans to meet eligibility for Public Law 566 structure planning. About twenty one plans were completed as the board, led by Raymond Yates, aims to reach 75 percent land conservation and 50 percent with basic plans, stressing local action.
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Waubonsie Creek Watershed Board
SCS
Waubonsie Creek
Raymond Yates
Harold Tackett
Morris Bateman
Ben Jackson
Carl Lorimer
New Look for 1965 Conservation Efforts in Mills County
Early indications show bench terraces cut and fill terraces and tree planting will be popular conservation practices next year. Farmers in Mills County have shown strong interest since 1964, with field tours planned to demonstrate terrace methods and tree planting led by Red Oak District Forester Ben Howells. The program expands urban services, offering soil information and erosion-reduction assistance for both rural and urban residents.
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Mills County
Ben Howells
Red Oak
Howells
Soil Conservation Office
Malvern
Myron Jones
Financial report shows district disbursements and fund balances
The document lists funds from state representatives and land owners for soil and water conservation, detailing disbursements of 5879.32 and various line items such as office supplies printing and field equipment. It records the Revolving Fund balance, time certificates, land owner contributions, reimbursements, and year end cash on hand totaling 2075.08.
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Malvern Bank
Mineola Bank
Pony Creek
U.S.C.A Soil Conservation Service Personnel List
A brief notice lists personnel connected with the U.S.C.A Soil Conservation Service across state and local offices, noting staff roles and areas of assignment. The item highlights the presence of S.C.S. personnel assisting with agricultural guidance and soil stewardship programs.
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U.S.C.A. Soil Conservation Service
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Oaks News
East Liberty
Josie Stotts
M. D. Vetterick
Floyd Hillyer
Robert Glynn
Charles Ellison
Clyde Aistrope
Charles Burson
Everett Blackman
Guy Haynie
S. G. Stonebraker
Violet A. Morgan
Laura C. Good
John Knight
Clair Aukland
Marvin Johnson
Joseph EK. Gricsamore
M. L. Scheffel
P. Fred Peterson
Alice Aistrope
Rosannah Guilemetta
Robbins Harmon
R. C. Good
Frank Stout
Martin Blum
Karl Mintle
Terry Farm
Pony Creek Watershed Progress Report
Dale Linville
Financial Report
Ben Burgoin
Carl J. Green
David Breitbach van Fossen
Gerald Bower _ Lawrence Jones
Edith Powles
William Haroff
S.C.S
Ted Pawlowski
Blanche Oline
Phyllis Curry
Lewis Clark
Howard Hall
HO State Aid
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