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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1962

Page

7

Oxford Jct and Area Civic Meetings and Changes

Oxford Jct community notes a Lutheran Women meeting with Mrs John Rathman presiding and cards planned at St Isabelles Circle for May 6. Residents relocate within town. Larry Morris works in Tucson. several confirmations and baptisms recorded at local churches. many visits and gatherings noted among Oxford Jct Oxford Mills and Davenport residents.

Oxford Jct United Lutheran Church John Rathman Vern Carson Louis Hayden Robert Nowachek Leonard Clapp St. Isabelle’s Circle of Sacred Heart Church Wallace Workman Charles Crane Mel John Joe Turkal Larry Morris

Buck Creek couple to mark 59th wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs B A Smith of Muscatine celebrate their 59th wedding anniversary on Sunday April 22 with Fanny Bacon and B A Smith listed as observers amid a family note from Buck Creek.

Buck Creek B. A. Smith Muscatine Fanny Bacon

Farm Owned by Cook Family for 107 Years

George W. Smith identified Mystery Farm No. 100 as Carlton H. Olmstead farm 4.5 miles north of Hopkinton. The 172 acre Olmstead farm, owned by Mrs. Nettie Cook of Hopkinton, has been in the Cook family for 107 years. Cultivated land totals 100 acres with 43 acres corn, 22 oats, 75 hay. Olmstead dairy herd includes Guernsey cattle, 10 brood sows, several hogs, six registered Angus, 18 ewes with 20 lambs, 200 chickens and 200 pullets. The Olmstead children are Larry 15, Carol 12, Julie 10, Mary 3, Carlton John 6 months.

George W. Smith Monticello Mystery Farm No Carlton H Olmsteads Larry Carol Julie Mary Carlton John

Jackson Farm Bureau Meeting Friday Night

The April Jackson township Farm Bureau meets at 8 p.m. Friday April 27 at Anti och church. Ed Myer and Herman Jauch of Davenport, wildlife photographers, will show pictures. Committee in charge includes Alvin Byerly and Paul Shover. Members are asked to bring cookies or sandwiches.

Jackson Township

Holstein Cows Set Production Records in Area

The Holstein-Friesian Association of America announces official production records for registered cows. Cloverbrook Posch Regal Joyce 4133175 yielded 18 887 lbs milk and 715 lbs butterfat in 343 days, while Cloverbrook La Flossy 4520412 produced 16 306 lbs milk and 628 lbs butterfat in 327 days. Both cows are owned by Jay Slater, Cloverbrook Farm, Olin.

Holstein-Friesian Association of America Cloverbrook

Smith Family News From Buck Creek to Muscatine

The article notes the Smiths were married in Delhi on April 22 1903 and are parents to three sons Freeman Buck Creek Dean New Boston Ill Howard Muscatine and a daughter Marie Morrow Wilmington Del They have 17 grandchildren and several great grandchildren The family farmed in Buck Creek Mt Vernon and later Muscatine Mrs Gordon Smith hosts South circle April 26 with a date change due to Holy Week Attendees included Ray Billings Herman Dolley Mrs Dolley and numerous local residents with various social and church engagements reported through the week

Delhi Freeman Buck Creek New Boston Ill Howard Muscatine Raymond Marie) Morrow Wilmington Del Smiths Mt. Vernon Gordon Smith South Circle Ray Billings Herman Dolley Masonic Lodge Manchester Mrs Ben Keith Fritz Kromminga Monticello Keith Ezra Aldrich Roger Smith Dyersville Earl Aldrich Earlville Curt Griegg Memorial Hospital Grig

Tips on Soil Insecticide Use in Jones County Corn

Iowa State entomologist Harold Gunderson and county extension director Joe E. Legg discuss soil insecticide options for corn in Jones County. They compare aldrin or heptachlor broadcast and planter furrow applications for first year versus second year or continuous corn, noting effectiveness and need for repeat applications.

Jones County Joe E. Legg Iowa State University Harold Gunderson Gunderson

Herron and McMahon Wed in Chicago

Miss Ann Herron and Mr. Frank McMahon were married Saturday in Chicago. They visited Cedar Rapids with the bride’s relatives Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wachter. Other Cedar Rapids guests included Wednesday visitors in the Elmer Tiede home.

Elmer Tiedeman Cedar Rapids Ann Herron Frank McMahon Chicago Eugene Wachter Miss Herron Mr. McMahon

Insecticide Use Guideline For Upcoming Planting Season

Farmers are advised to apply 1/2 pound per acre of aldrin or heptachlor for corn pests and to reapply yearly. Ensure planter attachments are calibrated to apply accurate amounts. Calibration can be done in shop or field with dealer assistance.

Gunderson

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