Blacksmiths Met Here Wed
Better plowshare sharpening techniques were demonstrated when Chapter 205 of the Iowa Blacksmiths and Welders Assn met at Hall and Son shop in Malvern on May 1. Attendees include Fred Pritchard Fonta nelle, Lloyd Mertes Carson, Bruce Damgaard Carson, Otto Hail and son John, Jim Bill Shiffer Oakland, Ernie Peterson Maine, E. D. Schade Sidney, Ted Fort Ped Oak, John Rhodes Tabor, D bert Palmer Carson, Jack Fort Red Oak, and Don.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Blacksmiths & Welders Assn
Hall & Son
Malvern
Fred Pritchard
Fontanelle
Lloyd Mertes
Carson
Bruce Damgaard
Otto Hail Who
John
Jim Bill Shiffer
Oakland
Ernie Peterson
Maine
E. D. Schade
Sidney
Ted Fort
John Rhodes
Tabor
D. ‘Bert Palmer
Jack Fort
Don
Wheat Allotments Mailed Ahead of May 21 Referendum
Notices of 1964 crop wheat acreage allotments are mailed to wheat farms. Chairman Burgoin explains allotments reflect the national 1964 total of 49.5 million acres, with small farms under 15 acres using the larger of the national or 1959 61 average, up to 15 acres. Participation requires May 13 registration. If quotas win, price support and diversion payments apply. if defeated, partial parity price and no diversion. Allotments stay in effect regardless of the referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Burgein
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Burgoin
ACSC
Wheat producers urged to register to vote in May referendum
Mills county Farm Bureau official urges small wheat producers to register by May 13 to vote in the May 21 wheat referendum. Les Knop notes the vote shapes future farm programs and that those with 15 acres or more are eligible. those under 15 must sign an election to comply to vote. Signing the provision may still yield a no vote but commits to program participation. Non signing keeps producers within allotment and risks penalties and loss of price support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Farm Bureau
Les Knop
ASCS
Truck Speeding Fine to Red Oak Driver
Archie R. Higgins of Red Oak paid a $10 fine plus costs in Justice John Hall's court on a truck speeding charge. Highway Patrolman Dewey Jantz arrested him on highway 34 east of the highway 41 intersection near Council Bluffs. Davis infant buried in Malvern Cemetery. Tracy Ann Davis, eight-day-old daughter of Amn 2-C and Mrs. Gary Davis, died Friday in Biloxi Mississippi where Amn Davis is stationed. Graveside rites were held Tuesday. she is survived by grandparents Virgil Potter of Emerson and Kenneth Davis of Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie R. Higgins
Red Oak
John Hall
Higgins
Dewey Jantz
Council Bluffs
Onions In Truck Upset. Driver Fined In Glenwood Incident
Justice of Peace Ernest Timmer man reports Robert L. Lane, a Texas trucker, fined $15 and costs after his truck laden with onions tipped into a ditch on Highway 275 south of Tabor during an improper starting incident. Patsy Lee Sharp and Millard M. Brooks of Omaha fined $10 each for improper passing. Charles Hi Nab b of Portland fined for no driver’s license. Dwight Buffington fined $10 for running a red light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of Peace
Ernest Timmerman
Glenwood
Robert L. Lane
Texas
Tabor
Lane
Patsy Lee Sharp
Omaha
Millard M. Brooks
Charles Hi, Nabb
Portland
Ore
Lincoln
Timmerman
Dwight Buffington
Malvern
Weekend Guests and Local Appointments Report
Mr and Mrs Jack Shannon of Quincy TJ and Mr and Mrs Ben Johannes of Omaha spent the weekend in the Dean Fender home. Mrs Florence Stiles returned to Illinois with them. Miss Janet Goodwin and others visited Red Oak Tuesday. L W Gustin came home April 30 after a 21 day hospital stay in Council Bluffs. Jane Hockenberry was absent with a sore throat. Bert Silvey Griswold visited town Monday. Shirley Aughe and Judy McGrew joined Jane and Joyce Hockenberry for weekend visits. Mrs Vera Anderson and Stella Hall toured West Bend last week. James Rountree and Roger Crawford called in the Willie Huntsman home near Emerson. Mrs Gerald Brazeal and Vera were in Red Oak Saturday. Janet Goodwin was absent from school last week with a bad cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Shannon
Quincy
Ben Johannes
Omaha
Dean Fender
Florence Stiles
Illinois
Janet Goodwin
Herb Stogdill
Sandra
Red Oak
L. W. Gustin
Bert Silvey
Griswold
Shirley Aughe
Emerson
Judy McGrew
Jane
Joyce Hockenberry
Vera Anderson
Stella Hall
West Bend
James Rountree
Roger Crawford
Willie Huntsman
Gerald Brazeal
Vera
Ver Ton
Edgar Paulson
Marvin Peterson
Stanley Brammer
Carson
Shenandoah
Grace Wathaway
Billy
Myrza Vanderpaol
Iowa City
Mills County
Alex Christenson
Pacific Junction
Hastings Bible School Planned for June at Methodist Church
Plans for a Vacation Bible School at the Hastings Methodist church set a June 3 start for a week from 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Those coordinating the event are lining up teachers and helpers as weekend visitors and local residents travel among Shenandoah Red Oak Council Bluffs and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Methodist Church Service and Programs Schedule
Ralph Russell presides as minister with Dorothy Largent serving as superintendent. Morning worship at 9 30 a m Sunday School at 10 30 a m Thursday junior choir practice begins at 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Ralph Russell
Dorothy Largent
Notice In Probate In Mills County District Court
Notice in probate states an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of Martin Leipold, deceased, was filed May 7 1963 and May 18 1963 in Glenwood Mills County Iowa. The court fixed a time for proving the instrument and objections will be heard at the courthouse. Dated May 7 1963. Clerk I. L. Donner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Leipold
Mills County
Iowa
District Court
Said County
Glenwood
I. L, Donner
4 H News Centerettes Meet At Hough Home In April
The 4 H Centerettes met April 1 at 7 30 PM at Ronnie Houghs home. Eight members and two leaders attended. Bonnie Hough demonstrated custard while Joan Buch and Rosalie Wright presented etiquette. The next meeting is May 6 at Diane Blackmans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerettes
Ronnie Hough
Bonnie Hough
Joan Buch
Rosalie Wright
Diane Blackmans
Diane Blackman
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Steffens
Viota
Robert Anderson
Stanton
Bill Fort
Red Qak
Lee Feil
Riverton
F. B
Hastings News
Hastings
June Bible School
Hampshire
Paul Hopp
Wisconsin
Roger Nolan Cecil
Karl Mintle & Son
Clark
Don Doyle
Imogene
Orlo Jones
Stewart
Ford
Milo Largo
Piper
Stewart Seed CO
33Rd St
Nebr
Ellsworth Smith
Town
Earl Bass Elevator
Shelby Soybean
Keith Bruce
Ford and Hawkeye
Eugene Leu
J. N. Clark
Merrill Reisenweber
Federal Land Bank Association
West Roadway
Don Bruce
Emerson Farm Supply
W. B. Torrence
Forrest Grasty
4Th Ave
Blackburn
Richard D. Blackburn
Leo R. Maybee
Nebraska
City
Neb
Chicago Paint Works
White House
Malvern Lumber Co
Malvern, Ia
Henderson
W. L. Vanderlinden
Pace Service Co
Gordon Axtegh
Hastings, Eet and
Rete
Silver City
Red Gsk Monument Co
J. &. Hurst
Forder
All Household Furnishings, Inc
Adel Saalfield
Singer Sewing Machine’ Co
Jim Stenger
Rt. 1
Emerson, PLC
Spinet
State
Hospe Piano Co
Douglas St
Ruth Bayes
G. E. Harman
Ph. Malvern
Eldon D. Harman
Elmer Edlund
SPF
Hamp Bears
Earl Kadel
Dialvern Leader
Acheol
Th County
U.S. Pat
Burl Morris
Fender Sales & Service
Morris Ward
Mayrath
A.C
Salyers Implement Company
Peerf
Main Street
Kenneth
Graves
Ivan Jackson
York
Heb
Marion Ave
Tie
Mae Wolfe
Ph. Crescent
THE
Malvern Leader
Malvern, Iowa
McCords
Shoop
Johnson Locker
Essex
Costello
Pottawattamie Mutual
Iowa Mutual Tornado Insurance Associations
Clarinda Production Credit Assn
Otha Wearin Farm
Art lFritcher
Ruel Harold
Stanton Auction Co
Byron Reed CO
Faraam Sidg
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