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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1962

Page

7

Hoeger First Communion Honored at St Paul Worthington

Mr and Mrs Anton Hoeger hosted dinner Sunday honoring Neil Hoeger who received his first communion at St Paul Church Worthington. Guests from Dyersville Hopkinton Cascade Monticello Manchester and La Porte City attended along with local families. The Kramer and Hickmann wedding at Monticello drew Albert Leytem Peggy Leytem attendance.

South Fork Anton Hoeger Neil Hoeger St Paul Church Worthington Emil Jasper Paul Curtis Bernard Hoeger Carrol Mensen Dyersville Robert Mohr Robin Hopkinton Loren Smith Ronnie Meyers la Porte City Hans Mohr Loyd Manternach Lisa Cascade Carol Becker Mary Dandi Monticello Alice Rogers Celester Jaeger John Uhlenkamp Edgwood Edw. Feldmann Manchester Albert Luke) Leytem Peggy Kramer and Hickmann Monicello

Different View Of Mystery Farm Sparks Reader Recognition

Readers identify Mystery Farm No 103 as the same Clark farm previously shown as Mystery Farm No 102 from a different angle. George W Smith led the way by recognizing Donald Clark's farm three miles southeast of Monticello, with other locals confirming the repeat view.

Express George W. Smith Monticello Donald Clark Clark Farm Reece Moats Carl Rieniers Clair Eggiman Hopkinton Don Zimmerman Carol Clark Phillip Bohiken Lawrence Heeren Terry Reynolds Gene Pieray

ASC Clarifies Reseal Policy on CCC Grain

The Commodity Credit Corporation extends reseal loans for 1962 on 1961 crops and earlier loans in farm storage. Leonard Kula summarizes policy to rotate reserves, keep grain fresh, and avoid prolonged reseal beyond 2 to 3 years. Older lots failing CCC rules may be sold locally. accepted lots move to purchaser or warehouse until sale.

Commodity Credit Corporation Leonard Kula Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee CCC Kula

Soybean Support Rules Set For 1962 Price Program

Soybean producers must meet conservation rules to qualify for 1962 price support of $2.25 a bushel national average. Eligibility requires maintaining the 1959 60 average conserving and idle land on the farm, grade No 4 or better soybeans, moisture not exceeding 14 percent and adequate storage. Loans and purchase agreements will be used, with support available from harvest through January 31 1963 and loan maturity by May 31 1963.

Leonard Kula Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee

Change in Hours for Selective Service Anamosa office announces new afternoon hours

The selective service office in Anamosa will be open 1 to 5 p.m. May 18 to 25 with Wednesday closed. Garon DeWayne Von Behren of rural Wyoming, a volunteer, will be the only Jones county youth leaving for service this month. Five will go for physicals Wednesday.

Selective Service Anamosa Garon DeWayne von Behren Wyoming Jones County

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Mystery Farm the Express Eastern Jim Hubbard Lyman Ponder Donald Folkers Freese Motors Iowa ASC Cama Chester Condit Monticelte DIAL Sheryl Burns Shirley Podhaski Skelly’s Grocery Monticello, Low David Hawkins Spahn & Rose Vince Haag Monticello, Lowa Mike Bradley Bonnie Welter
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