Local Happenings From Various Little Towns
Mi and Mrs Archie and families returned Sunday from a two week stay at Anchor resort on Lake of the Ozarks. Several others attended gatherings and a Bible conference in Indiana. Local visits spanned Moberly, Hunita ville, Allerton, Perry, Ottumwa, Moravia, Centerville, Albia, Peru, and Adelphi with family, friends, and detasseling workers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie, Martin
Anchor
Lake of the Ozarks
Frankie Kincade
Revi
L. B. Deeditch
Sandra
Donna
Sanndra Whielhead
Clem Kruse
Wittttta
Lake
Ind
Harold Burton
Hazel Alverson
Moberly
Guy Plétting
Hunitaville
Bertha Broshar
Ernest Mangle
Albia
Guy Roberts
Allerton
Lula R. Tillmont
Loren Walter
Sharon
Neil Penfield
S. W. Daytor
Perry
Connie Walter
Roy Moffatt
Ottumwa
Albert Fowler
Norman Ward
Moravia
Frank Miller
Centerville
Colorado Springs
Cole
Ward
Miller
Anna
Eva’ Mae Cernich
Madge
Zell Callen
Mabel Coulson
Albertson
Earl Albertson
Lowell Harris
Newton
Maude Coltrain
Lula R.tillmont
Ralph Davis
Linda
Dixie
Bob Spencer
Carlisle
Jack Maberry
Adelphi
Washington, D.C
Floyd McClure
Misa Edna Ullrick
A.G. Mason
Local Social News Highlights From Rinehart and Friends
Numerous visits and Sunday gatherings in Albia and nearby towns mark a busy week. Families including the Rineharts, Christys, Hawks, Lains, Moore, and Argo share meals, calls, and trips to cemeteries, parks, and a Knoxville races outing with many relatives and neighbors noted.
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Blaine Christy spent Tuesday night at the Fred Christy home. Patty Chrisy spent Thursday night at the Wayne Christy home. Doris Christy and girls called Jon Ieel Christy Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Paul Jordan visited at the Dick Brown home Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Wayne Christy and girls called at the LaVerne Massman home Friday evening. Florence Dicks spent Sunday at the Truxton Dicks home. Mr and Mrs Rick Brown, Jennifer Dunham, and Mr and Mrs Wayne Thompson and family attended a Sunday School class picn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mardie Hunter
Raymond Perry
Bert Rinehart
Fred Christy
Patty
Paul
Doyle Christy
Wayne Christy
Pearl Hart
Seymour
John Morrows
Bennie Younker
Buckeye, Ariz
Don Whiteheads
George Rinehart
Gerald Rinehart
George
Dollie White
Anetta Mitchell
Nancy
Hawk
Arthur Burton
John Morrow
Mr. Morrows
Mississippi River
Jack Firkins
Jake Firkins
Fonda Dicks
Bee
Florence Dicks
George ‘Hammond
Ottumwa
Janet Dixon
Maridee Hunter
Don White
Shirley Scott
Dick Parcel
Chester Harman
George Argo
Raymond Clark
Hand
Ray Walker
Wanda
Albia
Gerry Walker
Melvin Walker
Wapello
Duane Sulser
Mary
Butch Kellogg
Chester Harn
Sexe
Raymond Herrits
Davenport
Paul Moore
Harold Hawks
Elaine Christy
Barbara
Patty Christy
Lloyd Landgrebes
Ronald Landgrebe
Kenneth Landgrebe
J Family
Newton
Ralph Stickler
Debble
Centerville
Donale T Landgrebe
Lori
Mary Lou Rinehart
Denny
Sue Griffin
Bert Rineharth
Gerald Rineharte
Harold Argo
Robert Scotts
Shirley
John Sulser
Hert Rineharts
Sonny Hawk
Keith Lain
Knoxville
Lorraine Rinehart
Lorraine Whitehead
Maine
Jayne
Carol Chris
Des Moines
Fay Scott
Moore
Zola Scott
Jean Irwin
Don Whitehead
Red Haw Park
Charlton
Wayne Christys
David Leppert
Lloyd Landgrebe
Roy Argo
George Hiner
Bert Rineharts
Gerald Rineharts
Blaine Christy
Patty Chrisy
Doris Christy
Jon Ieel Christy
Paul Jordan
Dick Brown
LaVern Massman
Albertson reunion and Sunday visitors near Albia
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Callen and Bills attended the Albertson reunion at the Harky Albertson home near Albia on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Pearl Broshard were Sunday evening visitors at the Dick Browh home. Mr and Mrs Farl Woodcock of Stanchfield Minnesota visited the Gilbert Callen home Monday. Mr and Mrs Wayne Chilaty and girls were evening visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Haw State Park
Gilbert Callen
Wayne Christy
Bills
Albertson
Harky Albertson
Albia
Pearl Broshard
Dick Browh
Farl Woodcock
Stanchfield
Minnesota
Wayne Chilaty
Grandfather’s farming to modern methods contrasts grows costs
The writer contrasts 4 AM chores with today’s tractors and bigger acreages, noting shifts from wood stoves to electric ranges and from manual washing to machines. He cites billions spent on equipment, fuel, electricity, steel, and argues farmers still lack a true market advantage despite union rights and the Capper-Volstead Act enabling collective bargaining.
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Grandpa
Grandma
Bey
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Houston
Congress
Bargain Collective urged by NFQ with farmers and traders
NFQ urges non members to join with their NFC neighbor to bargain for a fair price. It argues farmers are businessmen facing wholesale sales, retail purchases, and transport costs while striving to stay in business. The emphasis is on TRibs and whether current prices and marketing conditions allow continued operation.
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