Parish council meeting and social visits across towns
Mrs. Jennie Haroff and Mrs. Karlie Hall joined Wesley Chapel and Henderson members at emerson for the Parish council meeting with Ree Dodder presiding. Various local families attended funerals, visited relatives, and shared meals and gatherings in Henderson, Red Oak, Glenwood, and surrounding areas during the week, reflecting a busy pattern of church and kinfolk activity across local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Haroff
Karlie Hall
Roger Burringtons
Red Oak
Mark Bowen
Mildred Ossian
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Ted Bowen
Harley Niday
Denver
Colo
Harold Niday
Prescott
Ariz
Ossian
Niday Brothers
Robert Ruble
Kansas City
Lyle Courtier
Lee Bailey
Jerry Parham
Pac. Jet
Gavins Point Dam
del Wilson
Centerville
Ford Kirby
Cincinnati
Max Bachter
Jesse Perkins
Bill Bailey
Shenandoah notes on community events and graduates
Bernice Woodfill and Phyllis Conner attended the Bryan Junior High music and art program. Deanna Grindle graduated from the University of Nebraska at Omaha with a BS in Education. Several families attended DAR events, school commencements, baccalaureate services, and related gatherings across Shenandoah, Red Oak, Essex, Dennison, Farragut, and nearby areas.
Silver City News Briefs Include Club Remark and Transfers
Mrs Trudy Rhoades transferred Wednesday from Red Oak hospital to Edmundson hospital. Mr and Mrs Clarence Mass visited Mrs Maynes Sunday afternoon. Evergreen Club met at Mrs Herman Schoening home with eleven members and one guest Miss Margaret Pullman. Birthday cake and ice cream were served. The club planted a Scotch pine at Silver City Cemetery in memory of deceased members. Next meeting June 15 at Glenwood Lake Park. Bingo produced gifts for all. Weekend visitors included Dan Templeton and Karen Stewart, and Gail Skerritt party from Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Maynes
Red Oak
Edmundson Hospital
Clarence Mass
Maynes
Evergreen Club
Schoening
Herman Schoening
Glenwood Lake Park
Iowa corn sales raise questions over free storage and no down payment
The USDA sold 13.5 million bushels of Iowa corn between March 23 and 27 for 1.32 to 1.42 a bushel, mostly to large grain firms including Continental Grain Co. without down payment and with government paid storage. Iowa officials and Senator Hughes criticize the deal as benefiting big buyers, seek GAO investigation, and call for details on grade price basis, open market comparisons, storage terms, and settlement timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Iowa
Des Moines
Continental Grain Co
Mills County
Hughes
GAO
General Accounting Office
Social Roundup Buries Weekend Plans Across Several Towns
Harold Skerritt family and Mary Skerritt were Saturday evening guests of Mrs Viva Decker and Mrs Charles Mills. Mr and Mrs Mike Mullins, Bellevue, joined Gerald Stoghill family for Saturday supper with Richard Anderson Malvern and Margaret Crane Omaha visiting earlier. Friday visits included Earl Mathews Malvern Richard Williams and Mary Moore with Ralph Stewart and Kevin Henderson. Des Moines attendance at RSD Tops graduation noted with Mrs Paul Black and Mrs Lonnie McMullen from Council Bluffs. Vince Black visited grandmother Mrs Paul Black. Ozark Bible College students among weekend guests of Ralph Stewart and Kevin. Grace Bible Institute graduation attended by Rev Albert Leppky and Mrs Bill Huff with Mrs Carleton Davidson. Red Oak visitors included Mrs Althea Norton and Mrs Ray Trively and Mrs Charley Ellison. Mystery Circle met with Mrs John Stefford. other attendees listed. Mrs Evelyn Warren visited Otoe Neb. Joy Cole from Blair spent weekend at home. The Ralph Coles hosted Sunday dinner for relatives The Sowers and Joy Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calif
Omaha
Joe Posey
Henderson
Arno Miller
Merrill Crouse
Robert Wortman
Des Moines
Jay Perkins
Sandy Patterson
Robert Eggers
Wagler Funeral Home
Griswold
Grant
Max Bachler
Richard Brown
Co. Bluffs
Lee Bailey
Lake of Three Fires
Bedford
Herbert Stevens
Christian Church
Henderson Wes
Herb Stoghill
Glenn Dixon
San Jacinto
Jack Edmonds
Russell Crawford
Russell Jr
Glenwood
Evelyn Resh
Doris Pickering
Red Oak
Charles Resh
Shenandoah
Warren Crawford
Jean Jane
Tabor
William Crawford
Mt. Ayr
Harold Crawford
Indianola
Arthur Campbell
Renee
Rachelle
Waldo Crawford
Edgar Paulsen
Pac. Jet
Viva Decker
Charles Mills
Mike Mullins
Bellevue
Gerald Stoghill
Richard Anderson
Malvern
Margaret Crane
Earl Mathews
W.H. Williams
Mary Moore
Ralph Stewart
Kevin
Paul Black
Lonnie McMullen
Theresa
Mike
RSD
608
Council Bluffs
Black
McMullen
Vince Black
Pat Black
Karen
Dan Templeton
Patty Mansell
Tim Wilson
Ozark Bible College
Joplin, Mo
Hadley Parker
Byron Viner
Grace Bible Institute
Albert Leppky
Bill Huff
Carleton Davidson
Harry Ekornsetter
Althea Norton
Merrill Sowers
Ray Trively
Charley Ellison
Victor Norton
Virgil Morris
Melva Christofferson
Evelyn Warren
Roger Neumeister
Otoe
Nebr
Bill Metcalf
Jordy
Jeff
Jolene
J. W. Castor
le, Brammeiers
Merrill
Sowers
Lillian Sowers
Joy Cole
Dana College
Blair
Richard Saville
Ralph Coles
Too Wet To Plow Accords With Farmers Fears Of Delayed Planting
Accumulating rains burden Iowa farms as fields stay soaked delaying corn and soybean planting. Farmers recall last year’s sleepless, tight schedules and worry about bumper crops as fertilizer stocks rise but field work lags. Households seek higher production to curb food costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle W. Borg
Iowa
Worth and Work in a Theoretical Revenue Plan
This piece argues that money derives value from work and output not from itself. It warns that universal cash would collapse value as people stop producing. It emphasizes reciprocal effort, noting some buyers demand high quality while supplyers give minimal effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle W, Borg
Beating the System Creates Greater Burden for the Worthy
A fragment argues that attempts to game rules fail and merely shift undue hardship onto those striving to meet their own worth. The remark frames injustice in how policy affects legitimate effort. It underscores perceived unfairness in systems that penalize earnest endeavor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teahan
Pat Pijanowski
Bernice Woodfill
Phyllis Conner
Bryan Junior High
Bernice
Fern Mccain
Armory
Ralph
Waunetha Pierce
Stanberry
Marie Kayton
Marie
Guy
Lorraine Grindle
Jim McDonald
Essex
Allene Hillyer
SCC
Gladys Davis
SCD
Bob
Naoma Christensen
Nishna Valley School
Doug Christensen
Morningside College
Mary Elaine Curtis
Marge Evans
Emmett
Marjorie Gipe
Dennison High School
Sherry Irvin
Sherry
Gerald Irvin
Luella McCain
Gary
Mary
Timmy
Genene
Dorothy Maher
Farragut High School
Mary Laughlin
Pat
Eddie Johnson
David Smith
Judy Combs
James Osburn
Holly
Jason
St. Joseph
Marlin Gammons
Bill Gammons
Rozella Wortman
Dell
Charles
Wava Lou Bowley
FFA
Silver City News
Trudy Rhoades
Gary McNutt
Karen Stewart
Ben Burgoin
Burgoin
Gail Skerritt
Pennsylvania
Gloria Reed
Downer Grove, Jr
Ward Hunt
Gaio Skerritt
Phyllis Skerritt
NFO Report
Palmer
Midwest
Debbie Bayes
Linda McClure
Kim Rush
Bonnie Fenton
Harold Skerritt
Mary Skerritt
L. E. Brammeler
Mystery Circle
John Stefford
L. Castor
Loren Cole
Macedonia
Grace Bowen
Helen Winchester
U.S
International
The
Monitor
Astor Station
Boston
Massachusetts
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