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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1951
Page
5
Plans near completion for an all day Cow Conference at Iowa State College on September 5. A. R. Porter in charge of dairy husbandry said it is the first event of its kind at the college and hopes it becomes an annual program highlighting new dairy developments and achievements.
Iowa dairy events unite for a Cow Conference redrawing focus from artificial insemination to all dairy husbandry. Open house at College Dairy Farm and DHIA awards highlight research on inbreeding, AI, grass silage, calf feeding, and cattle diseases.
Sunday visitors included Randall Ganf ield of Cascade at N. L. Newton and Ted Wood of Guttenberg at the Bader home. Sgt. Donald Newton is on a 15 day furlough from Camp McCoy with his parents. Shrine picnic attendees at Eagle Point Park included M. J. Cass. Carol Harford returned from Decatur Illinois after a week with Duane Harford. The W.S.C.S. met August 1 at St. Luke's with Benny Schneider and others. Mrs. Ray Coyle hosted a tea for Mrs. Robert Patton, now in Monticello, with several local hosts.
Mrs. Miller's mother Mrs Esther Peck and uncle Frank Easterly of Olin visited the Roy Miller household on Sunday.
Eighty-one people attended the Jones County Public Health Council gathering on Tuesday evening at the Fraser home. Merle Whorlow from Iowa State College spoke on objectives for public health councils. A Sunday family reunion at Arch Edwards' home drew 102 guests honoring Mr. and Mrs. Coburn of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Moore and family of Grand Rapids. rain shifted the event from the city park to the Edwards residence.
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