Godfrey and Godfrey a pair in Iowa cattle scene
Mr. Godfrey, 74, runs a 280 acre West Potawatomi farm and has shipped cattle to Omaha since 1914. He recalls top finished cattle prices of 8 to 35 cents and favors the central market for its convenience and fair commission firms. His son Richard Godfrey, 17, active 4-H leader and Nishna Valley HS senior, holds multiple offices and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey
Pottawatomie County
Omaha
Iie
Iowa
Richard Godfrey
Dan Godfrey
Henderson
Danforth
Nishna Valley Community High School
1966 Sidney Rodeo Queen Contest Opens Entries
The 1966 Sidney Iowa Rodeo Queen contest is open to any unmarried high school graduate up to 25 sponsored by clubs or organizations within 60 miles. Entries close July 5. The winner receives a trophy and 100 dollars, with prizes for runners up and a chaperone trip. The contest occurs August 16 at 7:30 PM DST, during the rodeo week August 16 to 21 featuring Doe and Festus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney, Iowa
Rodeo Board
Jim Sutton
Jetters
American Legion
Chambers of Commerce
Sidney
Ann Montgomery
Tarkio
Rodeo Committee
Doe
Festus
Rodeo enters 43rd year under Williams Jube Gibson Post
The Gunsmoke series notes the annual rodeo now in its 43rd year, owned and operated by Williams Jube Gibson Post No 28 of the American Legion, reflecting a long standing veterans group event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams-Jube-Gibson Post No.28
The
American Legion
Candidates Selected for State 4-H Club Officers
Four boys and four girls were chosen as candidates for president vice president secretary and historian to be elected by about 1 300 delegates at the state 4-H conference June 8 to 11 at Ames. Kathy Brownlee 17 of Northboro leads a list of girls with extensive 4-H service and school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Kathy Brownlee
Northboro
Diana Bortvni
Graellinger
Kathleen Ann Callan
Woodward
Sylvia Greenwold
Everly
Sandra Hiller
Morning Sun
Belly Jo Lovejoy
Charles City
Jill Ann Rife
Wilton
Connie Varley
Menlo
Art Allen
Mount Ay
Robert Baker
State Center
Tom Cavanaugh
Rembrandt
Richard Godfrey
Henderson
James Holst
le Claire
Doug Krehill
Donnellson
Douglas Thompson
Kanawah
Ken Yuska
Hudson
Iowa State University
Iowa
Dale Brownlee
Oeal Club
County 4 H
Farragut Community High School
Thespians
Hope Set on Heaven While Preparing for Migration
A Malvern Leader brief reflects on Christian hope guiding believers as they anticipate a move to the United States. It urges living rightly, serving God, and investing time in spiritual goals, noting earthly ties are temporary and the gospel provides a passport to heaven. Local grocer Max Aaleman is cited.
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Heaven
Red Cross Blood Drive Aids Veterans In Vietnam Era
The American Red Cross emphasizes its blood program aiding doctors and hospitals, with veterans support and claims help for veterans, while noting low Vietnam blood supply. A blood mobile visit at Tabor next Tuesday June 14 invites donors to save lives.
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The
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Randolp
Vietnam
Tabor
Iowa farm exports outlook big gains seen in 1965 66
U S exports of agricultural products rise with total expected at 6.5 billion for 1965 66 led by feed grains wheat rice soybeans and protein meal Corn accounts for about three fourths of exports with 675 million bushels forecast Soybeans total 250 million bushels and 40 million ahead of last year Meal exports may reach 2.7 million tons while soybean oil declines Hides and skins exports hit a 1965 high Pork and lard exports soften with lower hog production Tallow and variety meats stay strong Iowa share of total exports about 430 million or 7 percent with feed grains leading all categories
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U. S
Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
Curren
Futrell
Iowa
Feed Plains
Wedding plans hinted at in Glenwood notices
The clippings mention Judith Lynn Agan and Kenneth Herbert Lincoln at Grace Methodist church in Glenwood for a June 5 wedding. Dinners and visits occur around the Ford and Blezuk households in Omaha and Lincoln, with university attendance noted for Allen Blezek returning to classes at the University of Nebraska.
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Dwayne Dasa
Omaha
Howard Ford
Winnifred Longmaker
Judith Lynn Agan
Kenneth Herbert Lincoln
Grace Methodist Church
Glenwood
Roland
Jim Gregory
Allen Blezek
Lincoln
Clair Bilezek
University of Nebraksa
Bark Wylie
Clair Blezuk
Beatrice Ford
Council Bluffs
Christian Home
Community Guests Share Casual Evenings Across Counties
A string of Monday and Sunday visits highlights local social life with Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Fieller Glen joining Mr. and Mrs. El mer Fichter for supper. The Beam family hosted a birthday gathering in Ralston Nebraska with Wayne Beam and family of Omaha present. Various couples from Earlham Glenwood Thurman and Riverton joined dinners and luncheons at several homes including Mrs. Theva Ferrer and Mrs. Sadie Maxwell. Extra copies of the Randolph Enterprise were offered at Marshall's Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Fieller
Glen Dared
Mrs
Elmer Fichter
Elmer Wichter
Larry Beam
Ralston
Neb
Beam
Wayne Beam
Omaha
Allen Lorimer
Deborah
Earlham
Richard Scar
New Hartford
Ross Smith
Fannie Smith
Riverton
Edwin Anderson
J. J. Sehwal
Milo Aitken
Sadie Maxwell
Tahor
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Donald
Clarence Burgoin
Silver City
Mr. Burgoin
Pioneer Livestock Shippers
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Walter Godfrey
Macedonia
J. A. Kline
Custom Framing Dept
Reid
Glenwood, Iowa
Maes
Federal Land Bank Association
West Broadway
Lawrence A. Vileta
Rosey
Nashville
Tennessee
Peter
Jesus Crist
United States
Old Country
Ant
Ome Saylor
Max Aaleman
Grocer
Olio
Malvern
MH. E
Krom the
Randolph Enterprise
Red Crogs
Veterans Administration
Keer
Cross
Iowa Farms
County Extension
Randolph
William H. Schroeder, Jr
del Moine
dHe Insurance
Glen McGre
Mills County
Ry Jain Swanson
Code House
Swanson
Neil McPherron
Litance
Conmisstee
Russel Nigers
Theva Ferrer
Bd Walker
Essex
Robert Smith
Kermit Smith
Jess Smith
Thurman
J. C. Smith
Arthur F. Cole
West Side Sg
M. L. Scheffel, M. D
Physician & Surgeon Office
Res
Malvern, Iowa
America
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Wm. G
Blackburn
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