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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1961

Page

10

Eugene Panther Receives Iowa Farm Safety Council Award

Eugene Panther of Muscatine received a certificate of merit from the Iowa Farm Safety Council at Des Moines. He is credited with saving the life of 18 year old Kenneth C. Wilharber of Davenport after a serious arterial bleed from a glass door accident near Muscatine. Panther, a conservation aid, applied a tourniquet and maintained pressure until help arrived, a act deemed crucial to the youth's survival.

Eugene Panther Iowa Farm Safety Council Davenport Eugene’ Panther Newell Des Moines Avith Joyans Panther Kenneth C. Wilharder Birchwell H. J. Belekoap Jr Muscathe Seyit Wilharher Panther and Clement “McBride The Soil Con Wilharber Muscatine General Hospital Wilharcher Up Wntition Wik Abe Timothy Pamela Lori Muscatine Soil Conservation Service Lee County Acmy Treasury Department Norval Wardle Iowa State University Edward Seilsinger Manchester FFA Jack Hubbard Minneapolis Clinton Bob Par Ott DelWitt AY I Webster City Freeman Journal

Radioactive Fallout Safeguards Education For Farmers

The Department's Extension Service launches a campaign to educate farmers nationwide on protecting crops live stock and property in a nuclear attack. County agricultural agents lead duties with state university specialists and local media aiding the rural protection effort. The program frames nuclear war as a real possibility and urges urgent inclusion in farm education.

Washington America Frank B Ay Department Defense

Lois Seitz Wins D A R Citizen Award at Rock Ridge High

Lois Seitz, daughter of Mrs Anna Seitz, was selected to receive the DAR Good Citizen Award sponsored by the Fort Armstrong Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The award honors dependability honesty leadership and patriotism as Seitz plans to enter music school after graduating from high school at Rock Ridge.

Tals Scitt Sonia

Church Youths Help Sort Canned Goods for Salvation Army

The Junior High group of the First United Presbyterian church will sort canned goods gathered Sunday night for Christmas baskets. Capt. Israel Velazquez reports 22 white lights will burn tonight at the Tree of Lights on Iowa Avenue and Third Street, signifying $530 contributed to the Salvation Army Christmas fund toward a $3,000 goal.

First United Presbyterian Burely Sabin Salvation Army Israel Velazquez Iowa Avenue Army

University of Michigan research center estimates aid to charities

In Ann Arbor Michigan a University of Michigan research center estimates that Americans give more than seven billion dollars annually to charities and the needy. The findings highlight the role of individuals and the university program in supporting community needs.

Ann Arbor Mich Ehtvdies University of Michigians Dutg H Research ‘Center

4-H Clubs in Louisa County Enroll Members

Louisa County 4 H clubs report forty six new members boosting total enrollment to about 197 The September meeting set a goal of two hundred members New members join clubs such as Busy Bees Wapello Cheerful Chums Morning Sun and others with listed members across Columbus Junction Letts Morning Sun Wapello and Oakville The note also mentions government seed potato findings regarding freezing temperatures and seed viability by the Agriculture Department

Wapello Louisa County Emugene Brown George Ann Griffity Cheeryl Chums Sun Mary Lou Schwab Alice Moore Joyce Cury Janet Loyd Cloverseal Club Columbus Junction Karen Boysen Roberta Enke Margaret Walker Country Lassies Morning Sun Melody Nowell Amy Graben Laura Ostrem Debbie Dempsey Hopeful Letts Karen Suchammerer Jefferson Jennifers Rosalie Marie Smith Jolly ‘Union Betty Ziskovsky Deanna Collins Kathy Siéfert Patricia McCormac Betty Seitz Caroline Lintz Linda Ibrakaw Patty Hall Livewives Crawfordsville Vickie Dearmin Anita Hunk Linda Kay Patty Odie Carol Odie Annette Odie Lucky Clover Patty Buster Kathy Nichols Marshall Minature Farmerettes Morning

Farm City Cooperation Urged for Iowa Rural Renewal

Ames leader Carl Hamilton told the Iowa Falls Cooperative Extension staff conference that farm city cooperation is essential to solve rural Iowa problems. He urged broader concepts and wider area work, stressing jobs near home and a community economy to keep youth and workers from leaving rural counties.

Ames Main ‘Street Towa Carl Hamilton Iowa Falls Cooperative Exervice

Winter Short Course In Agriculture in Moline

The 1962 Winter Short Course In Agriculture runs February to March 16 in Moline. Farm adviser Jack Mullen notes young men and women may enroll with aid from banks and FFA chapters. Fees total 198 to 238 dollars covering tuition, books, housing and meals. ages range from 18 to 30. Applications available at the farm adviser’s office.

F.F.A Tige Ofice

Wind Erosion Threat Subsides In Great Plains

The National Association of Soil Conservation Districts reports signs of reduced wind erosion in the Great Plains after years of drought. The newsletter notes less soil blowing overall, with some damage possible in the Dakotas Montana and Wyoming from winter winds, but the trend toward an end to the wind erosion menace is hopeful.

Washington National Association of Soil Conservation Districts Great Plains Dakotas Montana Wyoming

Keithsburg Masonic Lodge to Install Officers Friday

Keithsburg Masonic Lodge 113 plans a Friday evening installation of elective and appointive officers at the Masonic hall with a 7 p.m. polluck supper preceding. Elected officers include Robert Wenty as worshipful master Frederick Sheriff senior warden William Henry junior warden Lee McCaw treasurer and Dean Willmering secretary. Installing officer James K Strong district deputy grand master. John Wagoner of Now Boston installing marshal and George W Chandler Season installing chaplains Phin Supper. The Keithsburg Kindergarten Board also plans a chili supper Saturday night December 9 at the Civic Club rooms with serving from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. and the public invited.

Keithsburg Masonic Lodge No. 113 Masonic Hall Robert Wenty Frederick Sheriff William Henry Lee McCaw Dean Willmering James K. Strong John Wagoner Boston George W. Chandler Phin Civic Club

Lone Tree Bank Celebrates 70 Years of Service

Lone Tree Savings bank marks its 70th year of service in Lone Tree and nearby areas. The bank, established in 1891, is the oldest in Johnson County. Founders were David Kirkpatrick and John Burr, with many descendants remaining local. The building, built in 1904 by Kirkpatrick, was purchased and remodeled in 1912, and a fire in 1941 caused no serious damage to the structure or records. Current officials include H C Buell president, H C Hamilton vice president, James C Stack cashier, and assistant cashier Jean J Sexton, with other staff and directors listed.

Lone Tree James C. Stock Lone Tree Savings Bank Lone Tree and Johnson County David Kirkpatrick John Burr A. H. Brown J. A. Goetz E. P. Whitaker Joseph Walker W. R. Brewster H. C. Buell Charles A. Fernstrom D. Bester B.C. Buell Ralph Hudachek James C. Stolk H. C. Hamilton James C. Stack Jean J., Sexton Marjorie Harlsack Sharon M. Huff

Rainy Peruvian slope area sparsely settled

East of the Andean mountains in Peru a broad forested zone receives 75 to 125 inches of rain annually. The region includes tropical lowlands yet remains sparsely populated with few settlements.

Andean Mountains Peru

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