Meat Consumption Seen High in 1964 Outlook
Agricultural economists in Washington expect beef consumption per person to rise about two pounds in 1964 as beef supply increases while pork veal lamb and mutton supplies decline. Per capita red meat intake should average about 170 pounds, with cattle marketings remaining high and feeder numbers crucial to prices later in 1964. Cow prices are likely to trend lower next year.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Avid
SDA
Adapt Livestock Buildings to New Technology
Ames editors summarise from Iowa State University engineers that modern livestock buildings must be flexible to fit present management systems even as new practices may quickly obsolete them. They warn against relying on lifetime constructions and urge culling nonperforming facilities, endorsing clear-span designs for adaptability and ease of movement of animals and gear.
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Ames
Fred W. Poth
Dale_O. Hull
Iowa State University
Roth and Hull
Shotgun deer season opens Saturday across Iowa towns
The shotgun deer season begins December 14 at 8 00 a m statewide with an estimated deer herd of 33 000. Zone 1 hunters in 25 counties have a two day season December 14 15 while Zone II covers the rest of the state December 14 15 16. Hunters urged to submit heart samples for disease studies and obtain permits before moving deer from private land. Goose season ends December 12 at sunset.
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Everett Speaker
State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Buena Vista
Calhoun
Carroll
Cerro Gordo
Clay
Dickinson
Emmet
Franklin
Towa Veterinary Medical Association
Java
Veter Nary ‘Medical Diagnostic Laboratory
Dan Nichols
Muscatine
Louisa County
Mooseheart Women of the Moose Christmas Party
The Mooseheart Women of the Moose held a Tuesday gathering at Ina Mae's for a Christmas supper and party with secret pal gifts and prize games. Dena McBride Irene Moomey Roberta Hamilton and Darlene Op Belt received prizes. Special guests Dena McBride and Gladys Hampton attendedalong with Irene Stender and other members. A Christmas basket for a needy family was planned. The next meeting will be in January at 507 Mulberry hosted by Martian Bavion.
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Mooseheart Committee
Women of the Moose
Ina
Mae's
Dena McBride
Irene Moomey
Roberta Hamilton
Darlene Op- Belt
Gladys Hampton
Irene Stender
Dee Meerdink
Marian Barton
Mazel Carlisle
Ethel Greene
Irene Middleton
Glorietta Marshall
Martian Bavion
Mulberry
Wapello Junior High Vocal Program December 1
Wapello junior high vocal music program will be presented December 1 in the high school auditorium under the direction of Miss Sue Johnson, vocal instructor. Licenses issued include Michael Scholtus 19 of Wapello and Sandra Strouse 23 of Wapello, and Don Eugene Pretz 27 of Columbus Junction with Linda Darlene Stalkfleet 18 of Wasagli.
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Wapello
Sue Johnson
Michael Scholtus
Sandra Strouse
Wapallo
Don Eugene Pretz
Columbus Junction
Linda Darlene
Stalkfleet
Wasagli
Mercer Sale Reports Strong Club Calves Averages
At Mercer County Livestock Auction 124 club calves sold this week averaged 5166 per head, totaling 18945. Angus steers averaged 180, Hereford steers 154, Angus heifers 186.50, Shorthorn steers 159 each, and five crossbred steers averaged 3143. Reelect Shuman. CHICAGY Ameri can Farm Bureau Federation reaffirmed support for fewer government controls and re-elected Charles B. Shuman to another two-year term.
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Mercer County
Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Charles B. Shuman
Giant Farm Organization
Wilton Book Club Meets at Maurer Home
Wilton Grace Nell Crowell Book Club held its combined November and December meeting at the home of Mrs. Dianna Maurer with assisting hostesses Mrs. Margaret Frnser and Mrs. Clara Moon. President Mrs. Anita Wyatt presided. Seventeen members attended. minutes read and approved. no treasurer report. A Christmas card was signed for Mrs. Crowell in Dallas. Donations were made to the American Bible Society and Muscatine County TB Association. Poetry selections were presented by Mrs. Margaret Flater.
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Wilton
Grace Nell Crowell
American Bible Society
Muscatine
Sidney J. Harris
Bethlehem
Hertha Paulis
Santa Claus
Shirley Meisinger
Anne Wyatt
Leona
Mead
Grace
Kerr
Nancy Taylor
Grace- Bertin
Eleanor Brown
Mesquakie Rock Club Elects New Officers
Mesquakie Rock and Craft club elected 1964 officers at a Thursday evening meeting at the Tom Royster museum 1904 Hershey. Wilbur Dalea was named president Gladys Holland vice president Milo Reeding secretary Marty Holland treasurer. Next meeting set for Dec 26 at the Roystar museum.
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Mesquakie
Kocco‘tv
Oklahoma ‘City
Spiro Mound
Howard Golf
Robert Brown
Robert Lundquist
Carol Seevist
Christmas Party at Lutheran Homes Honors Senior Citizens
The Lutheran Homes hosted a Christmas party in the dining room with Sewing Circle hostesses, opening devotions by pastor H. Hafermann, group singing, and a German song by Mrs Jansen. Rev. Stumme spoke on Christmas in England and Mrs. Philippi spoke on Christmas in New Guinea. Refreshments followed Silent Night.
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Lutheran Homes
Sewing Circle
H.20. Hafermann
Jansen
Stumme
England
Wayne Stumme
Philippi
New Guinea
Lady Elks Hold Business Meeting With Holiday Dinner
The Lady Elks gathered for a Thursday business meeting and card party. A holiday themed dessert was served as Mrs. Ed Hank chaired the event with several members assisting. Card winners included Mrs. Fred Wicman and Mrs. Elsie Ycu in contract and auction. Leslie 300 saw Mrs. John Carlisle top with Mrs. Henry Herbs as runner-up.
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Lady Elks
Lady'Elks
Ed Hank
Minnie Fox
Murry Figg
Hugo Schlipf
Maurice Young
Fred Schroeder
Fred Wic
Man
Elsie
Ycu
William Slight
Bert. Leslie
John. Carlisle
Henry Herbs
J C Penney Christmas Party At Sunset Inn
J C Penney associates and guests held their annual Christmas party at the Sunset Inn with 32 attendees. After dinner a gift exchange occurred and gifts were given to Mr Allen. Court whist games awarded prizes to Marlene Nell Mel Hutchings Gary Holts Art Hahnbaum Janice Steinke and Evelyn Beinke.
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Vw.uw Renny Co
Sunset Inn
Gill Exchange
Mr. Allen
Marlene Nell
Mel Hutchings
Gary Holts
Art Hahnbaum
Janice Steinke
Evelyn Beinke
First Baptist Cantata to Be Sung Sunday Evening
The sanctuary choir of First Baptist will present The Story of Christmas by H Alexander Mathews Sunday Dec 15 at 7 20 p m The choir is directed by Charles Sabbath with Charles Shook as organist Soloists include Carol Lea Bunn Joyce Fowler Ted Sulzberger Keith Larson Robert Luiken Art Nicholson Mrs LeRoy Thomas and Mrs Joe Hull A candlelight service will follow the cantata
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Baptist
Baptist Act
H. Alexander Mathews
Charles Sabbath
Charles
Shook
Carol Lea Bunn
Joyce Fowler
Ted Sulzberger
Keith Larson
Robert Luiken
Art Nicholson
Leroy Thomas
Joe Hull
Whitman Group Holiday Party At Whitman Home
Employees of Whitman Food Mart and their families attended a Christmas party hosted by Mr and Mrs V Whitman at their home Tuesday evening. Movies of Newfoundland Canada and Alaska were shown, a gift exchange took place, and supper was served.
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Whitman Group
Whitman Food Mart
V. Whitman
Newfoundland
Canada
Alaska
Cantata At First EUB Music of Christmas
A mixed voices cantata titled The Music of Christmas will be presented Sunday morning at 10 30 by the First Evangelical United Brethren Church. Director Mrs Wayne Heller organist Mrs Jem Simpson soloists Florence Heterev Orville Emvick Rachel Viegut Ann Cook and Donald Schweitzer. Choir members include Bebe Stower June Davis Ella Lord Phyllis Thompson Mildred Tomfield Mary York Viola Powers Della Ricklefs Cora Mae Thornton Donald Ricklefs Everett Tomfeld James Cook Lanny York Max Brewer Eldon Davis and Donald Lewis. The public is invited to attend.
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First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Wayne’ Heller
Jem Simpson
Florence Heterev
Orville, Emvick
Rachel Viegut
Ann Cook
Donald Schweitzer
Bebe Stower
June Davis
Ella Lord
Phyllis Thompson
Mildred Tomfield
Mary York
Viola Powers
Della Ricklefs
Cora Mae Thornton
Donald Ricklefs
Everett Tomfeld
James Cook
Lanny York
Max Brewer
Eldon Davis
Donald Lewis
Mrs Reeves Hosts Sarah Circle at First Methodist
The Sarah Circle of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs Clifton Reeves home on Thursday afternoon. A dessert luncheon was served. Members in attendance included Mrs Leonard Roogeveen Mrs A V Barbra Mrs Ada Schlatfeldt and Mrs O D Newberry. Mrs Lloyd Jesse opened with scripture poem and prayer. Devotions and the program If We Had Been in Bethlehem followed business. Assisting were Mrs Opal Fry Mrs Franis Foster Mrs A A Rollinson, Mrs Fred Buckman and Mrs H D B Webster.
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Sarah Circle
First Methodist Church
Clifton Reeves
Leonard Roogeveen
A. V. Barbra
Ada Schlatfeldt
O. D. Newberry
Lloyd Jesse
Willy Scripture
Ella Clark
Ruth Muchared
Bethlehem
Opal Fry
Franis Foster
A. A. Rolinson
Fred Buckman
H. DB. Webster
Carol concert closes with poetry benediction
In Muscatine Iowa a Friday event featured an organ accompanist for a carol singing. Mrs Jesse read the closing poem and gave the benediction. The January meeting will be at Mrs George Crawford's home.
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Muscatine
Jesse
George Crawford
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