Local residents visit and attend services across regions
Charles Alberts visits from Rio tonde to stay with the Dale Kline family. Several couples attend funerals and visit relatives in Glenwood, Des Moines, Waterloo, and Ames. The piece notes numerous travel, family gatherings, and participation in district meetings and regional events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Are
Charles Alberts
Rio Tonde
Tey
Dale Kline
Lincoln Attee Decoration
Paul Seeger
Louis Bass
Glenwood
Oscar Phelps
Agnus Whelps
Olathe
Wican
Lida Dazell
Tom Yazell
Falls City
Nebt
Wilbum Dazell
Bellevue
Ned
Will Phelps
Bradford
Stella Phelps
J. Ellison
Waterloo
Richard Lohman
Jose
FP. W. Pierce
Mona Pace
Estella Phelps
RL. W. Salyers
State Library Association
Z. L. Donner
Quillohy
Imhew
Donald Donner
Grand Meadow
Mise Darnthy
M McCormick
Cedar Rapids
Leona van Horn
O.E.S
Dwight Morris
Kansas City
R. W. Salyers
Lillain Adams
John Kolterman
Red Oak
Binnquet
Swedish Lutheran Church
Joe Johnson
Remilji
Minn
Albert Johnson
J. W. Duteher
Omaha
Gerald
Torrington
Richard Hyde
Bat
Pamela Tass
Weishea
Ames
Max Dashner
Carolyn
Veishea
Keith Axtell
J. A. Kline
Iowa Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Des Moines
KK. EB. Shaw
Second Avenue
Jack Jamett
Jamett
Snow
Malvern
Anita Carldon
Andubon
Ada Reginauer
Anthony Briley
Otto Lieber
Council Mutts
Carl Foster
ASC to Start Checking Soon as Compliance
Nes abeut SILA County farms Nady temesttes biplianre wth allotigents and sail pank AgTeribents and countrarts will shut besuteder any on all towne chips. It Wis announced this week by Bernard Woolopp chairman of the county ASC. virtually all farmers must be visited by county ASC representatives to determine acreage in crops. General rules cover farm checking work to be completed by June 6 weather and crop conditions persist. Wheat all Wheat under allotments has already been checked. producers have until June 2 to dispose of winter wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sila
Wis
Bernard Woolopp
ASW
ASC
Superior Service Award for Ray Jones in Washington Bayon
Ray Jones of the Soil Conservation Service Malvern received the U.S. Department of Agriculture Superior Service Award in Washington D C. as one of eight nationwide honorees. Secretary Ezra Taft Benson presented the silver medal certificate and lapel emblem for exceptional leadership in directing conservation efforts including the Mule Creek Watershed project and the Mills County terrace contest. Jones has 21 years with SCS and 14 years at Malvern, beginning conservation work with CCC camps in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray W. Junes
SCS
Mills County Soil Conservation District
Dallas McGrew
Jones Malvern
Doin L. Reebout
Jones
Bayon
CLS
Soil Conservation Service
Malvern
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
Mule Creek
Iowa
Ray Jones
Mills County
World- Herald
Missouri River
CCC
Loveless Reaffirms Veto of Tax Revenue Bill in Glenwood
Gov. Herschel Loveless addressed about 200 at the Glenwood Chamber of Commerce, reaffirming his veto of the revenue bill. He blasted the 21 percent sales tax as unfair to border counties and unnecessary, warning that more taxation would be needed for next two years. He urged industrial growth to offset farming declines and urged openness in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel Loveless
Glenwood Chamber of Commerce
Loveless
Liuv. Loveless
Iuwa
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Sympathy
Expressions of gratitude from Mr. and Mrs. Lea Hawkins and family and from the Irvin and DeGase families for sympathy shown during their bereavement. Readers are thanked for kindness and support. names of relatives and friends listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Hawkins
Melvin Irvin
George Irvin
Lowell Irvin
Jerold Irvin
Maz Irvin
Soo Droyd Irvin
Larry Irvin
L. T. DeGase
Louis Pinlott
Marvin Pimlott
Lively Oaks 4-H Club Views Dairy Cattle Tour Plans
The Lively Oaks 4-H Club met at Earl Gibson's home in May with 16 members present. They recited the 4-H pledge, discussed a club tour, and planned refreshments. Robert Scott of Nuttong Mills gave demonstrations, followed by a social after the pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiener Rosst
Lively Oaks
Earl Gibson
Robert Scott
Nuttong Mills
On the Line With the FRYP By Henry Schneer
FRYE members wore tired but pleased expressions after a Hastings district party on Saturday night that drew over 50 attendees. Shirley Lincoln led many square dances, including the "Duck for the Oyster," as participants exchanged old and new friendships and shared a lively evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frye
Hastings
Shirley Lincoln
Shirley
County youth club notes and June meeting plans
A county club update describes Junior Roy's Quartet and Malvern high school performers at an intermission program. It notes June 6 events in Malvern, free admission for county seniors, a bank talk at a regular meeting, a later natural gas booster station tour, and growing membership interest. The safety committee will show two films on the 27th and 28th in Emerson, and former member Phyllis Kruse is remembered for her prompt participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Roy
Johnny Heebont
Malvernigh School
Roure
Mallvern
Emerson
Firemen
Phyllis Kruse
Phil
Cornea Home Timm Joined WA House Week
Fragmentary notes indicate a political or legislative feature involving Timm and a WA House week event. The readable text lacks clear dates or outcomes but points to attendance or participation in a state house session or week long proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornea
Timm
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Howse
Vaughn Moover
H. A
Cecil Hoover
E. D. Hering
Jack Wering
Ian Turner
Asenthe
Atabiterigan Yn
Empress Theater
Natalie Wood
Gordon MacRae
Gloria Grahame
Shirley Jones
Tab Hunter
Grads OF
Dave Moore
Gambie’s
Mr. and
Mrs
Delbert O'Dell
Washington
Soil Conservation District Commissioners
County Board of Supervisors
Drainage Direct Trustees
Hust
Pork Bank
Kenneth Heitmas
Henry Schneer
McCord
Sun
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del Monte
W. E. Kerns
Best Withen ‘S? Grads
J.R. Beckwith
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