Wyoming Youth Fellowship News and Local Activities
The June meeting of the Methodist Youth Fellowship in Wyoming covered the secretary's report and fund transfers. Reports noted camp plans, a summer sponsor, new recreation chair, and lesson leaders. Band lessons start mid June with concerts, an ice cream social, and extensive travel by Butch DeMoss and family for accordion contests and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Harden
Treasury
Judy Hodgen
Sandra Mayberry
Mildred Dusanek
Committee On
M.Y.F
Richard Mullett
John Miller
Methodist Church
Band Parent's Association
Leonard
Butch Demoss
Warren DeMoss
New York City
Boddicker
Accordion Aces
Butch
United States
Niagara Falls
Washington, D.C
New York
Center Junction Community Notes From June Activities
Center Junction residents attend church camps and conferences in Cedar Falls and Dubuque starting June 22. Local families visit relatives, plan summer moves, and NEWS brief items mention travel to Des Moines and Drake University. Regina Ostrander attends a 4 H convention in Ames June 9 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Janet Ostrander
David
Steven Balster
Linda Gray
Mike Mead
Marsha Zirkelbach
Presbyterian
Cedar Falls
Les Balster
Lynn Balster
Regina Ostrander
Judy Paulsen
Dubuque Seminary
Balster
Howard Vernon
Fayette
George Clark
Lyle Thompsons
Vernon
Son
Des Moines
Drake University
Gilbert Skelding
Cuba City
Wis
Fredda Ketelsen
Skelding
Mrs. Ketelsen
Margaret Thompson
Sam Thompson
Hammond
Ind
Monticello
Noel Ostranders
Ames
Tan Slowly For Safe Summer Skin Health
Sun protection guidance stresses gradual tanning to prevent burns and heat illnesses. Start with brief sun exposure, 15 minutes, then build tolerance while avoiding peak heat. Severe cases can lead to sunstroke or heatstroke with high fevers and fainting. Doctors should be summoned if collapse occurs and first aid given for high temperatures. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rogers visit relatives in Kansas after arriving June 1.
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Glen Rogers
St. Francis
Kan
Noel Ostranders
Ostranders
Kansas
Scotch Grove Hosts Diverse Summer Visitors and Events
Summer travel and family visits fill Scotch Grove as the Hanken family reunion draws 70 attendees at Monticello. Local guests include Jerry Mcdermott and Tom Williams visiting Onslow, with talks planned by Bill Jensen at the Scotch Grove Farm Bureau meeting. Mason City guests and a Clay Busy Bees 4 H dinner in Onslow highlight the week’s community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Louie Hanken
Herman Hanken
Kokomo
Ind
Jerry McDermott
Tom Williams
Ashton
Vincent Donovan
Onslow
Jerry
Quimby
University
Iowa City
Bill Jensen
Kenneth Ohlinger
Mason City
Janet Donovan
Clay Busy Bees
Milk Uses Energy to Aid U.S. Olympic Fund Drive
The American Dairy Association partners with the U S Olympic Committee to raise funds for the 1960 U S team through a 13 film series on Olympic participation. Dairy farmers across 49 states back the campaign, funding public service films and promoting milk as part of a balanced diet for athletes. Kenneth L Tug Wilson and Lyman D McKee praise the effort as essential to sending U S teams to Squaw Valley and Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Squaw Valley
Calif
Rome
American Dairy Association
U.S. Olympic Committee
THE
Dairy Association
Lyman D
McKee
Madison
Wis
United States Olympic Committee
United States
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
Chicago
Big Ten
Olympic Group
Dairymen
Amateur Athletic Union
Langworthy 25th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at Riedel Home
Nearly 200 guests attended the Arthur Riedel home Saturday June 13 to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. Out of town visitors hailed from several towns and states, with many local residents also joining. The gathering included film viewing by Loren and a later dinner at Hopkinton. Milk cows consume 40-60 pounds of milk daily per Purdue data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Wilsler
Henry W. Petersen
Eric
Danny
Laverne Kaufman
Terry
First Presbyterian Church
Dubuque
Dorothy Petersen
Finley Hospital
Miss Petersen
Wyoming
Lost Nation
Maquobeta
Rich Wolfe
Maquoketa
Dave Wolfe
Harold Hurt
Scharf
Deb Streets
Frank Gilman
Herkleman
Ranier
Milton Silver
Lee Ann
Arthur Riedel
William Stanger
Hopkinton
Joe Ringhofer
Chicago
Purdue University
U.S. Forests Grow More Wood Than Food Crops
The United States has 461 million acres of commercial forests, about 1.5 times the land used for growing food and textiles. The Douglas fir timber belt of western Oregon and Washington, about 26 million acres, yields roughly a quarter of the nation’s lumber pulp and plywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Oregon
Washington
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Treva Folkers
Iowa State College
Iowa State High School Girls Recreation Association
Koutny
Sherry Pooler
Dee Keith
Cedar Rapids
Connie Langhurst
Mrs. Wayne Goldsmith
Milo Koranda
Downey
Boy Scout
Ron Beck- Man
Ed Kooi
Fred Kempf
Boone
Gladys McNeilly
Esther Sinclair
DEERY
ED L. Vandurny
John Deere
Monticelli
Caesarea
U. S
George J. Smith
Robert Palmer
Edgewood
Ezra Harbaugh
Arlington
George R. Smith
Anamosa
Marie Prult
John Reuter
Harm Bunting
Calvin Himes
George Arduser
Jack Buol
George Buol
Bernard Buol
George Smith
Loren
George Poppe
Austin Proshel
Freida Hanken
Carl Hanken
Austin
Minn
Hanken
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church Vacation Bible School
Denny Oltmann
Judy Rhirichs
Vernona
Sandra Monck
Mary Ann Gerdes
Carol
Sandra
Jimmy Schafer
Diane Arduser
Laurel
Dennis
Diane
Sharon
Sheryl
Jill Wilken
Roy
Leann Nelson
Diane Hinz
Great Plains
Freese Motors
Iowa
Ford
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