County Wheat Allotment for 1958 Announced
The 1958 wheat allotment for Hills county is fixed at 9,540 acres, up from 2 14 acres in 1957, announced by Edward W. Hopp, chairman of the county ASC committee. Notices of individual farm allotments will be mailed the week of June 10, ahead of a June 20 referendum on marketing quotas, with voting rules to be published for Mills county. The Iowa 1958 state allotment totals 138,175 acres, with the national figure at 55 million acres. Ten counties hold the largest shares, led by Monona and Harrison, as local farm groups prepare for Rally Day and club activities later in May and June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills County
Edward W. Hopp
ASC
Towa
Mills County
Monona County
Harrison
Fremont
Page
Pottawattamie
Woodbury
Lee
Montgomery
Taylor
Jolly Juniors 4-11
Karen Kahl
Jeanne Deitchler
Jeannette Murray
Linda Crouch
Camp Brewster
Downing School
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Carolyn Rowe
Judy Asmussen
Jean Voss
Deanna Decker
Jann Deitehler
Nancy Crouch
Jeanne Deitehler
Kay Kahl
Gloria Deitchler
Linda
Joyce Heitman
Hastings High School graduates six in class size
A class of six young people, among the largest in recent years, received their Hastings high school diplomas at commencement exercises Tuesday evening. Valedictorian David Larsen earned two scholarships from Parsons College and Jawa State College, while Salutatorian Aaron Crouse will receive a Tarkio College scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings High School
David Larsen
Parsons College
Jawa State College
Aaron Crouse
Tarkio, Mo
Hastings
Attending Services for Mrs Opal Irvin Many Relatives Reach From Afar
Funeral attendees include Leo Hawkins Oroville California Geo Irvin and son Hornick Iowa families Ledbetter Young Blair Maryville and Council Bluffs residents and others from Des Moines Omaha and West Point Community members helped at noon meal after services at the church Then visitors and local residents stopped by the David Angus home and Tom White's home for calls and meals The Handicapped's World discussion and Weld work were noted along with hospital visitations and recent trips by local residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Ievin
Finneral
Opal Irvin
Leo Hawkins
Oroville
Calif
Geo. Irvin
Wilbut Young
Hornick
Lowell Irvin
Jewell
Jerold Irvin
Logan
Max Irvin
Wayne
Nebr
Lloyd Irvin
Lackland
Texas
Erec
NeGase
Portland
Ore
Mac Irvin
Blair
Lovie Detiase
Maryville
Blanche Peterson
Warner McDaniels
Pat Porter
Council Tuts
Jen Tsirsehitan
Des Moines
Dolly Salmons
Beth Erickson
Madge Salmons
Ted Oak
Mac Moore
Omaha
Nellie May Lang Creston
BL Lee
Coin
Jesse Wetherbee
Eldon
Leverett Young
West Point
Bert Silvey
Strahan Girls in Style Show and Tea Hosts
Strahan girls presented their annual style show with a tea at the school. Mrs Thorson supervised the event as 18 members attended. Mothers and others enjoyed punch canopies and coffee. Friends Club members hosted by Mr and Mrs Kayton at their home included 16 members and guests from Malvern and Shenandoah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan Girls
Friendship
Lib
J. H. Kayton
WH. Kaytan
Friendship Club
de Hiciana
Malvern
Mra
Kayton
WSCS Installation and social notices at Strahan Mra Church
WSCS members hosted by Strahan Mra Church for an afters event with about 200 attendees. Reviees led devotions and installed new officers for the coming year including President Mrs Everett Gipe and Vice President Mrs Guy D Grindle. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Frank Hillyer of Emerson were guests of sister Maude Achenbach. H W Dye of Santa Clara Call.8 hosted Zen class visitors, Ed Viturn family, and Farry Pinkrny at Sunday dinner with Dan Mburas in Bellevue, Neb. Archie Shaffar returned home from Tahor area last Saturday. Mrs Frank Crouse staying with Mrs q E McCain while Mr and Mrs Birr Fogle visit Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Kayton
M Kayton
J. Carley
Carson
Donald Gee
Carl Woodly
Iowa State College
Amies
Jerold Irvin
Logan
Leo Hawkins
Oroville
Calif
Tom White
Robert Nonomi
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation of
Des Moines
Mable White
Mable
Zeno Husa
HW. W. Dye
Basa
Macedonia
Treynor
Shaigo
Coddington
Shenandoah
Hastings
Dwight Shaw
Emerson
Marvin Woodfill
Everett Gipe
Virgil Curtis
Joe Hathaway
Jared Woodill
Eastern Star
Mills County Farm Bureau Chorus
Red Oak
Theron Bolton
Carl Wood
Alva Vante
Stamburg Hospital
W.S.C
Ferns
Strahan Mra
Charlie Wall
Ray Davis
WSCS
Reviees
Everett Gipevice
Guy D. Grindle
Ellis Grindle
Kayton
Frank Hillyer
Maude Achenbach
H. W. Dye
Santa Clara
Call
Ed Viturn
Farry Pinkrny
Nebr
Archie Shaffar
Tommy Smith
Tahor
Frank Cr
Sunday visitors and local church notices in Red Oak area
Sunday dinner guests arrived from Red Oak and Thurman to homes of relatives including the Malmbergs Hall family and Mrs. Edna Wiseman. Ensign Troy Lovergood returned from California for 145 days of leave. Others visited in various homes, with plans to travel or return for summer work and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Marleberg
John
Red Oak
Charles Wall
Malmbergs
Hall
Homer Gondman
John Wiseman
Mrs. Edna Wiseman
Jimi
Karl Clapper
Pacific Junction
Ralph Tiriley
Troy Loverown
Sannelseo
Calif
Will
Zeng Nuss
Coddington
BR. N
Mary Conscor
D. Niday
Fletcher
Lloyd Wilson
Charles Klerkett
Cimaha
Denver
Colo
Jess Smith
Marjorie
Thurman
Ton White
Charlie Clark
Malvern
Oscar Belknap
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Jolly
Earl E. May
Pmc
DR. M. L. Scheffel
F. A. Mulholland
Bob Hullihan
David Laresq
Paul
Ronnie Good
Fred Clark
Strahan
Mrs
Floyd Hillyer
David Angus
John AL. Reehont
Floyd Willyer
Supe
Sanday
al Hays Anc
Hastings Salvage
Doyer’s
Glenwood
Schultz Bros
Malvern, IA
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