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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1951
Page
11
Plans are nearly complete for an all day Cow Conference program for dairymen at Iowa State College on September 5. It is the first event of its kind at the college and aims to become an annual event showcasing new developments and achievements in dairy husbandry under A. R. Porter.
Iowa State College plans a Cow Conference blending artificial insemination and DHIA work with full dairy husbandry coverage. An open-house will showcase research at the College Dairy Farm and the Memorial Union program will honor top dairymen and present awards. High achievers include DHIA members with multiple years of 400 lb butterfat averages and Meritorious Sire Award winners.
Sunday visitors included Randall Ganfield of Cascade and Sgt. Donald Newton on furlough from Camp McCoy. J L Bader hosted Rialto Rodamaker and Lucille Leppert from Dubuque. M J Cass attended the Shrine picnic at Eagle Point Park. Carol Harford returned from Decatur Indiana, W.S.C.S. met Aug 1 at St. Luke's with musical numbers. Pattons now reside in Monticello. Roy Miller home welcomed Esther Peck and Frank Easterly of Olin.
Eighty-one people attended the Jones county Public Health Council meeting on Tuesday evening August 1 at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Fraser. Merle Whorlow of Iowa State College spoke on objectives for public health councils. A family reunion followed at Arch Edwards home, August 5, with 102 guests. It honored Mr. and Mrs. Will Coburn of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Moore and family of Grand Rapids. rain moved the event from the city park to the Edwards residence.
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