Retirements Of Long-Serving High School Faculty
Art Pella and Miss Henrietta Ver Heul retire after 39 years of service on the high school faculty.
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1954
Page
1
Art Pella and Miss Henrietta Ver Heul retire after 39 years of service on the high school faculty.
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The Tribune is published at $1.50 yearly outside the territory and $2.06 within. It is the official county city and school newspaper for Moulton Iowa and was entered at the post office in February 1884 as second class matter.
Appanoose county ASC reports wheat allotment rules for 1955. New farms defined as those with no wheat in 1952 53 or 54 must file allotment applications by June 30 1954 for winter wheat and by March 31 for spring sowing. Farmers may grow up to 15 acres without marketing quotas but must meet allotment terms for price support. The Agriculture Secretary decides by July 15 on 1955 allotments amid current grain surpluses.
Walt Clark of Primghar caught a 22 pound blue catfish in Paullina Lake recently. The catch sets a record for the Paullina lake and highlights local fishing activity.
Iowa state and Appanoose county figures show 1953 corn under price support totaling 158,587,011 bushels statewide and 225,879 in Appanoose. Compared with 1952, 1953 totals are lower, with loans, warehouse loans, and purchase agreements detailed for both crops and a resealing program proposed due to limited storage capacity. Government incentives offer 15 cents per bushel to keep loan corn on farms through July 31, 1955.
Local column notes Joe Curl and Joe Mosley retired from rail work and tend weeds near Curl homestead in Mark area. Lee Davis and Kermit Edwards test potato seeds sprouting clusters of small new potatoes with staking suggestion to locate digs.
First Baptist? First Brethern Church Udell hosts 10:00 a m worship led by Rev Dick Burger as guest speaker. Sunday School follows at 11:00 a m with no evening services currently. For furnace cleaning and repairs see Daniels Hardware’s Green Colonial dealer for burners, furnaces, or cooling units.
Mrs Myrtle Jay thanks friends and relatives for cards and flowers received during hospital stay and at home. She credits W 5S C S Philathea class Methodist Church and O F N Club and says their thoughtfulness will be long remembered.
Paperwork shows total farm stored loans 130 524 114 bushels and warehouse loans 1 046 435 bushels with 27 016 462 bushels under purchase agreements. Kossuth County tops state totals with 4 928 494 loan bushels and 940 062 purchase agreement bushels, followed by Webster County. Preliminary 1963 crop loan and purchase counts likely exceed 100 000. In Pierson high winds a loose wire was wrapped around a railing and carried 2300 volts until power returned, with one unnamed person possibly involved.
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