N-V Students Cited for Scholarship
Nishna Valley Community high honors emerge as 30 students on the semester roll and 34 on the third six weeks roll for the first semester. Principal Joseph N. Dobbins lists seniors, juniors, sophomores and freshmen with B or better across four subjects, alongside honorable mentions for three Bs and a C or better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley Community High
Emerson
Joseph N. Dobbins
Marlyn Ballain
Randall Eastwood
Carol Fleming
Kathleen Hall
Connie Lees
Lana McKee
Judy Morris
Cheryl Rowe
Diane Sandquist
Barbara Sowers
Robert Woodfill
Wylie Brown
Judith Geith
Paul Hathaway
New Houser
Diane Lakin
Susan Steiner
Richard Williams
Richard Winders
Susan Woodfill
Keith Allen
Diane Bowen
Carol Hall
Marlene Morris
Walter Russell
Alice Vr
Darrell Lewis
Jean Ramsey
Robert Tudor
Christinia Aughe
Janice Blazek
Willie Brown
Lorraine Judah
Jonna Lewis
David Laughlin
Linda Ramsey
Alice Urba
Gloria Cheney
Karen Hall
Linda Eleson
Janet
Names Listed for Local Community Members
Robert Hascall, Carolyn Johnson, Craig Nielson, Joyce Peterson, Connie Rumery, Grant Shaw, Beverly Wortman are identified as members in a community directory index. The note references these individuals in a roster context without additional details.
1962 Support Prices Announced for Feed Grains
The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation county committee chair Ren Burtoin announced 1962 national average support levels for feed grains. Corn 1.20 per bushel, barley 0.93, grain sorghum 1.93 per cwt, oats 0.62, rye 1.02, and soybeans 2.25 per bushel. Prices mirror 1961, reflecting roughly 69 to 78 percent of parity for various crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren G. Burtoin
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Burgoin
Commodity Credit Corporation
Jary
Freeman outlines 1962 feed grain price supports
Secretary Freeman says extending the feed grain program to 1962 crops lets farmers hold 1961 gains and push toward higher farm income while lowering federal expenses. He notes 1961 participation reversed the rise in government stockpiles despite record yields and that 1962 supports aim to sustain and grow 1961 income gains as farm policy revisions proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
Wheat and Feed Grain Spring Signup Dates Set
The 1962 spring signup for wheat and feed grain under stabilization programs runs Feb 6 to March 30. Mills county ASC chairman Ren G Burgoin announced the period applies to 1962 acreages of corn, grain sorghum, spring wheat and spring barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren G. Burgoin
Mills County
ASC Committee
Volun
Strahan Methodist Church Hosts Rev Lippincott and Speaker
Strahan Methodist Church schedules Divine Worship at 9 30 a m with Rev John Lippincott and speaker Rev Alfred Schneck. Sunday School at 10 30 a m. Mrs Stanley Hansel of Percival visits aunt Mrs H H Kayton. twelve MYF members include Rey Lippincott and Ann. Charles Hall and Joy Wray attended church event Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan Methodist Church
John Lippincott
Robert Christensen
Alfred Schneck
Stanley Hansel
Percival
H. H. Kayton
MYF
Rey, Lippincott and
Ann
Minies
Charles Hall
Joy Wray
Douglas Gipe
Fairfield
Emmett Gipe
Earl Taylor
Silver City
Omaha
Joslyn
Charles W. Kayton
A. L. Carley
Carson
Ellis Grindle
Carl Clappers
Glenwood
Gerald Maher
Genine
Everett Stouder
Larry
Sidney
Fern McCain
Nellie Fogle
Don Bell
Tabor
Charles Gine
Sharon Curtis
Louisa Wortman
Kenneth Brown
Northwestern College
Maryville
Everett Gipe
Joe Hathaway
Masonic School
Casey
Kenneth
Everett Stroebels
Oakland
David Angus
Lou Stabbe
Sac City
Tuesaday
Petty Larceny Charge Brought Fine of $10
Ruth Weeks of Glenwood was charged with petty larceny for taking children's clothing from the Ben Franklin store. She paid a $10 fine and costs before Justice of Peace Carl Remley this past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Weeks
Glenwood
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Ben Franklin
Remley
Strahan WSCS Meets At Mrs Hathaway Home
Strahan Women’s Society of Christian Service met January 17 at Mrs. Joe Hathaway’s home with fifteen attendees. Lois Woodfill led devotions, and the first lesson on The Meaning of Suffering was given by Mrs. Lippincott. Guests Ann Lippincott and Mrs. Kermit Hillyer attended. refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Joe Hathaway
Lois ‘Woodfill
Lippincot
Ann Lippincot
Kermit Hillyer
Mrs. Hathaway
David Angus
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Strahan News
Nina Crouse
Malvern Leader
Malvern
Iowa
General Electric Dryer
International Harvester
Hastings
Lux
Council Bluffs
Red Oak Monument Co
J. R Hurst
Children’s
South Side of the CO
The
Chevrolet
Adolph Codr
Shoop
H. W. Shoop
Bradley's
Red Oak
Russell Maynes
Nodaway
York Cross
Kenneth Henderson
Blackburn
Richard D. Blackburn
Cesspool
Sep
4Th Ave
TheAalvern
Ruel Harold
Essex
Stanton Auction Go
George Plumb
Ford Tractor
Lister
J.D. A. AC
Dempster R.M. Lister
J.D. Mower
A.C
Salyers Implement Company
Oliver
Sewing Implement Co
Towa
N. Clark
Randolph
W. B. Torrence
AI OS
Merrill Reisenweber
Federal LandsBank Association
West Broadway
Clarinda Production Credit’ Assn
Qotha Wearin
Marvin Atteberry
Stewart Seed Co
Nebr
Ellsworth Smith
Strahan
Byron Reed Co
Farnam
Martin’s
Martin Milling Company
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