Small Watersheds Progressing Rapidly and Expanding in Iowa
The Iowa Small Watersheds program, praised as progressing rapidly, now includes 41 projects covering over 800000 acres approved by the state soil conservation committee. Projects span western and southern Iowa with several under construction and many awaiting planning, funded mainly by federal aid with local cost sharing and long term maintenance requirements.
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Towa
State Soil Conservation Committee
Charles Ballantyne
Towa State University
Iowa
Rocky Branch
Jefferson County
Crooked Creek
Guthrie
Audubon
Cass
Big Park
Crawford County
Mill Picayune
Crawford
Shelby
Harrison
Hamburg
Fremont County
Badger Creek
Madison
Warren
Dallas
Ballantyne
Soil Conservation District
Local Social Roundup and Church News This Week
Sun day visitors to Red Oak and Omaha homes wind through a long list of families and out of town guests. A Malvern 4-H Rally draws youth from several households while a Spencer family visits Ventura and Clear Lake. Memorial Day weekend brings trips to Randolph and Stansberry. Strahan Methodist Church schedules Sunday School and a Children’s Day program led by Rev. Don E. Griffin.
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Homer Goodman
Red Oak
Ventura
Clear Lake
Ralph Pierce
Lamily
Stansberry
H. H
Charles W. Kayton
R. A. Trively
Randolph
Lloyd Shilling
Knoxville
Robert Shaul
H. L. Nims
Myrtle We
Kansas City
Armand Johnson
Gene
David Kenny
Brian
Omaha
Larry Swett
Earl Conrad
ISD
Council Bluffs
Dale Nims
Shirley
Tom White
Art Wax
Lana
Mike
Ann Morrison
Dick Morrison
Calvin Hoffman
Oma Brown
John McGrew
Lawrence Schroeder
A. J. Irvin
Lloyd McGrew
Mason City
Nebr
McGrew
Schroeder
Lawrence White
Strahan Methodist Church
Don E. Griffin
Strahan News Highlights Local Social Ties And Health
Strahan area residents mingle at Essex park and church events while family ties surface in visits to Iowa City hospital for Tom White. Local clergy, schools, and clubs host gatherings, vacations, and weddings, with a hospital stay described as critical before further care in Hamburg.
Bible a Chart in Life for Nurse James Karnga Wright
A Liberia nurse shares a faith journey praising Bible study. Read Revelation and John 6 81 89, proclaiming the Bible as guide to overcome temptations and keep faith, with a prayer for daily reading and spreading good tidings.
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Jesus
God
Christ
James Karnga Wright
Liberia
Visitors Gather at W R Costello Home
Saturday guests included A B Addy and wife from Omaha Mrs Cal Butcher and Robert Addy from Imogene Mr and Mrs Gerald Maher Gary and Genene in attendance Tuesday night at May and Emmett Maher home. Also present were Mr and Mrs Ralph Gray and Bob and Louann Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Costello
A. B. Addy
Omaha
Cal, Butcher
Robert Addy
Imogene
Gerald Maher
Gary
Genene
May
Emmett Maher
Ralph Gray
Bob
Louann Clark
Girl Scout Court of Awards Held in Malvern
Girl Scout and Brownie troops in Malvern held a Friday evening court of awards at the Community building. Intermediates led colors and pledge, Brownies performed songs, nine fly-up girls received wings, and badges and World association pins were awarded. A reception followed with 55 Brownies and Girl Scouts registered. Camp Malwood slated for June 26 to 30 under director Mrs. Quentin Ross. some intermediates plan Wakonda camp attendance.
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Girl Scout
Brownie Troops of
Malvern
Charles Costello
Ray Trively
Dick France
George Mort
Rayna Reed
Kenneth Scott
World Association
Japan
Bob Thaller
Clair Jones
Eugene Rubenking
Truman Hardy
Malwood
Quentin Ross
Glenwood
Wakonda
Griswold
Annual Methodist Conference Opens June 11 in Des Moines
The South Iowa Annual Conference of the Methodist church opens June 11 in Des Moines, ending a church year for about 140,000 Methodists across 47 counties. The 118th meeting in southern Iowa will feature Bishop F. Gerald Ensley presiding for the first time over his ninth conference, with 600 ministers and lay members, and several hundred visitors in attendance. Sessions run June 11 to 15 or 16 at Grace Methodist Church, with notable sermons by Bishop Eugene M. Frank and ordination address by Bishop A. Frank Smith, plus speeches by Bishop Hyungki J. Lew and Rev. Dr. David A. MacLennan among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Iowa
The
Methodist Church
Des Moines
Iowa
F. Gerald Ensley
Kenneth Scott
Malvern-Strahan
Grace Methodist Church
Eugene M. Frank
Missouri
Ensley
Hyungki J. Lew
Korea
A. Frank Smith
Houston
Tex
David A. MacLennan
Rochester
N. C
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