Focus on Farmers of Tomorrow Annual Need Set at 130000
Focus Attention On Farmers Of Tomorrow notes the need for about 130000 new farmers each year to replace losses and sustain farming. It cites Vocational Agriculture and the FFA as vital training for young men to enter farming careers with a stable future. Also mentions Mrs William Siebels undergoing leg surgery at University hospital in Iowa City following a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of America
F.F.A
William Siebels
University Hospital
Iowa City
Kensington Club
Verna Krueger
Gloria Lux
Embroidery Club
Nelle Stanger
Trish Apartments
Matth Smith
Rachel Ferguson
Gene Cross
Hopkinton News Notes Two Obituaries and Local Events
Nichola Samels 84 of Minneapolis former Hopkinton resident died Sunday after illness. Survived by two daughters a son and sister. funeral in Minneapolis with burial at St Marys. Also report missionary Leininger speaking at Hopkinton First Presbyterian and two Farm and Home meetings detailing decorating cropping plans and livestock for 1954 in South Fork township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Nicholas Samels
Minneapolis
Minn
Frank
Susan Samels
Aurora
Ill
South Fork
Samels
Mary McDonough
Sand Springs
R. P. Joseph
Robert
Clara) Albrecht
St. Paul
Bernard
Mary) Chase
Hopkins
Raymond Samels
Fargo
N. D
Chris Achen
Havre
Mont
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Clarence Smith
Lloyd Burdick
Ensign Leininger
Philippines
Dubuque Seminary
First Presbyterian Church
Leininger
Iowa
Mary Johnston Ensign
Marcus
James A. Johnston
Dubuque
Marshall Neil
R. Badger
Harlan Johnston
Laverne Knicker
Delaware County
Robert E. Hall
L. G. Bodensteiner
Decorah
Iowa Farm Bureau Association
Geraldine Beitz
William Beitz
University of Dubuque
Peters Commons
Lucy Beitz
Caryl Ross
Jackie
Monticello
John Tyrrell
Manchester
Floyd Wall
Louise Dean
Monticello Hospital
J. S. Jones
Patricia
Harmony
Blanche Kirkwood
Jones
C. J. Cooney
Oelwein
Local social notes and illness headlines
The report lists multiple visits and health updates including Harold Taylor’s heart attack and hospitalization in Monticello, Mrs. L. P. Hartwig’s family visits in Hopkinton, and several weekend callers across towns. Club meetings include the Kensington and Embroidery groups with program notes, plus W.S.C.S and other community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hart
Harold Taylor
Monticello
Jane McMullan
Ames
L. P. Hartwig
Kathy
Raymond Thompson
West Branch
W .B
Sherry
Waterloo
Howard Heiberger
Heiberger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers of Tomorrow
Monticello Ffa
Forrest Johnson
John Hacke
Express
Goodland
R. J. Durbrow
P. O. Box
Ed Cox
Goodland Agricultural Chemicals, Inc
Winthrop
West Union
Kay Whit
Kate Greenaway
Stahlers
Drews
Nichola Samels
Sun
Rotk
Qouk Ter Thie Enak
Corea
Aes Ae En
Abe
Monticello Monument CO
A.J. Emmerich
C. L. Schofield
Are Ebbie
Campbell
Red Rock Col
Kellogg's Sugar
ELLO
Meat Department
Pillsbury
Jim
Esther
William Stanger
Elsie Winch
North Iowa
Methodist
W.S.C.S
Elizabeth Johnston
Forrest Johnston
Coggan
Taylor
Jack Murray
Carol of
Merle Robinson
Michael
Hartwig
John Radcliff
Robert Bradle
Milford Overton
Dysart
Des Moines
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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