Fugitive from Injustice Opens Beef Banquet Talk
Rigoberto Areces, once a Cuban banker forced to flee, addresses Louisa county Beef Producers banquet in Columbus Junction. The former exile now audits at a Nevada Iowa bank and criticized Communists in both Cuba and the United States in an hour long speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
H. Lee Huston
Louisa County
Rigoberto Areces
Areces
Cuba
Nevada, Iowa
United States
Journal
Nevada Banker Speaks To Louisa County Beef Producers
About 350 Louisa County Beef Producers and guests attended the Columbus Junction high school banquet where Rigoberto Areces, a refugee banker from Cuba, spoke on Cuba before and after Castro. He described confiscations in 1960 and his escape to the United States as a warning about Communism and its influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearrel Bates
Columbus Junction
Louisa County
Columbus Junction High School
Rigoberto Areces
Cuba
Nevada National Bank
Castro
Areces
Nevada
Story County
Lee Huston
Florida
Aveces
United States
4-H Leaders Awarded Trays At County Show
The report lists Joe Boylan and Marjorie Hutchinson earning achievement and citizenship honors for 4-H, with David Quisenberry and Ina Huffman also noted. Muscatine county 4-H members Ken Kennedy and Jane Peterson attended the event as part of a regional show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Boylan
Clifton
Colo
Marjorie Hutchinson
Lincoln
Neb
David Quisenberry
Okeene
Okie
Ina Huffman
Pincastle
Muscatine County
Ken Kennedy
Jane Peterson
Chicago
Johnson
Robert Thompson
Ogdenburg
N.Y
Mary Denton
Blackwell
Okla
Iowa Livestock Feeders Meeting Speakers Named
Des Moines hosts the 1904 Iowa Livestock Feeders Association convention with lectures on marbling and maturity in beef palatability by Prof. Micha A. Kline of Town Bute University and futures trading for the cable and beet by Everelte Harris of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. D L Bruner of Des Moines discusses the livestock chemical situation and Erwin E. Dubhbert of Laurens addresses the luncheon. The annual meeting follows at 2:00 p.m. and banquet speaker Dr. Cleo Dawson of Lexington, Kentucky, presents What Men Should Know About Women at 6:30 p.m. All events at Kirkwood Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Towa’ Livestock Feeders Association
Micha A. Kline
Department of
Animal Science
Town Bute University
Everelte Harris
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
D. L. Bruner
The
Animal Health Institute
Erwin E. Dubhbert
Laurens
National Livestock Feeders Association
Cleo Dawson
Lexington
Kentucky
Kirkwood Hotel
Extension Council Election Results Name Eight Men
Marion Barnhart announced eight township extension council winners for terms starting January 1, 1965. The elected include Richard Holliday RFC No. 4 Muscatine Bloomington Township, Mrs. Kenneth Shoultz RFD No. 5 Muscatine Fruitland Township, Richard Weiss Atalissa Goshen Township, Randall Zinger RFD No. 3 Muscatine Montpelier Township, Mrs. Ernest Roat 607 Park Avenue Muscatine City, Donald Meyer Nichols Pika Township, Ralph Sywassink RFD No. 3 Muscatine Sweetland Township, Alvin Marine RFD No. 1 Wilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Barnhart
Muscaline County
Richard Holliday
RFC No
Muscatine
Bloomington
Kenneth Shoultz
RFD
Musca
Township representatives two terms listed for several townships
Junction and Wilton Township notes list representatives with one year remaining on their terms. Names include Mrs. Max Schomberg, Letts. Melvin Riessen, Stockton Fulton Township. Don Scott, Muscatine Lake Township. Reuben McCormick, Moscow Moscow Township. Gerry Allen, Conesville Orono Township. Don McNeal, Letts Seventy Six Township. Ronald Brown, West Liberty Wapsie Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Schomberg
Letts
Sq Lee
Cedar Township
Melvin Riessen
Stockton
Fulton Township
Don Scott
RFD
Muscatine Lake
Reuben McCormick
Moscow - Moscow Township
Gerry Allen
Conesville
Orono Township
Don’ McNeal
Seventy- Six
Ronald Brown
West Liberty
Wapsie
New Louisa County Extension Council Members Named
Francis Carroll reports two new members and four re-elected to the Louisa County Extension council from Oakland Letts Columbus City Union Morning Sun Eliot townships. Gaylord McCullough and Jack Bieri win seats. Richard Jones Roy Hauenstein John Cuthorp and Robert Brown kept terms. Organization meeting set for January 2, 1965 to plan adult and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Carroll
Gaylord McCullough
Canesville
Oakland Township
Jack Bieri
Letts
Grandview
Carroll
Richard Jones
Columbus City
Roy Hauenstein
Union Township
John Cuthorp
Morning Sun Township
Robert Brown
Eliot Township
Louisa County
Morning Sun Man Named as Sheep Inspector
Dean Hudson of Morning Sun was named lay inspector for the State sheep scab eradication program. He will inspect countywide flocks starting in December and report suspicious cases to authorities while a trained specialist makes diagnoses. Hudson attended a training school in Ames conducted by veterinary scientists from Federal Laboratories. The effort aims for statewide clearance if two inspections show negative results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hudson
Morning Sun
Hudson
Ames
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Tom Smith
Marlys Swanson
Gaylord Elthis
America
H- B. Christy
Robert Sunderman
Ue United Presbyterian Church of
Jimmie Dolson
Wapello
General Life of Iowa
MPA Insurance
Farm Bureau Insurance
Louisa County Mutual
MBH
McDonald Insurance Agency
Howell Insurance Agency
Paul Lowe Insurance Agency
W. Pay Collins Insurance Agency
Beatty and Lee Insurance Agency
Warren Stineman Insurance Agency
William Fulton Insurance
Farmer Elevator Insurance Company
M. E. Partington Insurance
Louisa, County
Allen Johnston
H. B. Christy
George Small
Adolph Baysen
John Padgett
Bill Podaris
Dave Wyss
Iowa
Isu Duroc
Towa State University of
Extension Council
Junction, Wilton Township
Ray Wuestenberg
General Insurance Bonds
Dial MA
White Pigeon Mutual Insurance Association
Wilton Junction
Farutual Insurance
Grandview Ave
Louisa County Council
Wendling
Atalissa, Iowa
DIAL
Tewa Biatr
Proougers Association
Bes Moines
Papo
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