Final Wheat and Corn Figures From Ag Department
The Ag Department's final 1962 report lists wheat production at 1 091 787 000 bushels and corn for grain at 3 643 615 000 bushels. Wheat forecast drops 3 998 000 bushels from prior. corn forecast up 3 577 000 bushels. Compared to 1961 revised 1 234 745 000 and 10-year average 1 128 563 000. corn vs 1961 raised 3 625 530 000 and 10-year 3 128 197 000. Davenport man Calvin Gulzy held in county jail on $2 000 bond for assault with intent. Gill arrested Tuesday night for alleged assault on farmer Clifford Edens near Calamus. Edens bruised andHead cut, hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnington
Agriculture Department
Cntonny
Calvin Gul Zy
Davenport
Clinton ‘County
Gill
Clifford Edens
Calamus
Edens
Scott County
Hope's Troupe Begins Annual Foreign Tour
The Associated Press reports Bob Hope and a Hollywood troupe depart Los Angeles for a Christmas tour for American troops overseas. The show stars Lana Turner Janis Paige Anita Bryant Jerry Colonna Pat Leeds and Les Brown's band. A closed circuit telecast will reach 28 000 GIs in Korea who cannot attend the performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bob .Hope
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Hope
Seldise
Lana ‘Turner
Janis Paga
Anita Bryant
Jerry Colonna
Pate Leeds
Les Brown
Korea
Grinnell Man Charged in Fatal Traffic Crash
Grinnell resident William F. Dub isar faces manslaughter counts after a fatal last Saturday collision that killed Stanley Vogel, 24. He also is charged with operating while intoxicated and failure to yield. Bond set at 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnellia
William F. Dubisar
Grinnell
Bond
Stanley Vogel
High Damage In Louisa County Crash
In Louisa County near Wyman on Tuesday two men were involved in a collision that caused substantial vehicle damage. Dr Ferryl Duane Gipple of Crawfordsville drove a 1960 pickup eastbound while J Robert Dana Huff of Crawfordsville drove a 1948 truck westbound. Damage to Huff’s truck was estimated at 3500 while Gipple’s vehicle sustained 800 in damage. Neither was seriously injured, though Hull was treated by a doctor and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapella
Louisa County
Wyman
Charge Youth Apprehended At Iowa City
Edwin Alfred Rabe 18 of West Liberty was charged with breaking and entering after being nabbed fleeing Bob s D X service station in Town City. Police fired four shots to halt his escape and a $1,000 bond was set. Rabe faced additional burglary charges and was linked to eight break ins in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Edwin Alfred Rabe
Route 2
West Liberty
Clifford Bennett
Rabe
Mulberry Avenue
Court of Justice of the Peace
Harvey G. Allbee, Jr
Iowa City
Christmas Program Presented at High Prairie Methodist Church
The High Prairie Methodist Church held a Monday Christmas program with a congregational hymn and multiple student performances. Virginia Pichelberger led Welcome, several Eichelberger family members participated in skits and readings, and a candle lighting scene titled Christmas Means Christ featured Nancy Altekruse and others. The choir joined in, with Roger Edmonds and Marlin Eichelberger among presenters, followed by a church social hour and candy distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Prairie
High Prairie Methodist
Virginia’ Pichelberger
Donald Fichelberger
Randall Eichelberger
Danny Swanson
Diane Scott
Tad Altekruse
Douglas “Eichelberger
Duane Eichelberger
John Hichelberger
Sharon Fichelberger
Susan Eichelberger
Robert Herlein
Bryan Hoben
Joe van Zandt
Randy Wedekind
Carol Eichelberger
Barbara’ Edmonds
Jean Eichelberger
Pamela French
Gary Newman
John Beukenhorst
Larry
Edmonds
Kenneth Eichelberger
Janet Hoopes
Marlenie Newman
Debra Wedekind
Vickie Hitchcock
Our House
Judy Balmos
Alan Herlein
Bill van Zandt
Terri Wedekind
Karen Hichelberger
Nancy Altekruse
Deborah Eichelberger
Janet
Jane Eichelberger
Linda Leichelberger
Mark Hoopes
Jerry Newman
Roger Edmonds
Marlin Eichelberger
Chris
Dehaif
Mil Carter
Stenhen
Richard Edmonds
Edwin. Wedekind
Donald Swanson
Kennedy
Carl Foster
International Club Hosts UN Smorgasbord Event
The High School International club gathered Tuesday at the Schmarjes to share a United Nations themed smorgasbord. Members sang national songs from Turkey, France, the Congo, and Liberia while Dianne Schmarje spoke on France from a holiday spent in a Loire castle. Holiday greetings to former American Field Service students were displayed, and Patricia Altenbernd announced a United Nations Human Rights assembly at the high school on January 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School International Club
Clarence Schmarje
United National
Turkey
France
Congo
Liberia
Dianne Schmarje
Loire River
Field Service
Patricia Altenbernd
United National Human Rights Assembly
Zion's Daughters Christmas Party Hosts and Prizes
Zion's Daughters of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints held their Christmas party Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Marilyn Wagler. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Myrle Belnap, Mrs. Jerry Wagler, Mrs. Ida Martin, Mrs. Jennie Schmidt, Mrs. Luella Cameron, and Mrs. Evelyn Church. The group sang carols, shared devotions by Marilyn Wagler, exchanged gifts, and refreshed 23 members after a social committee conducted the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Wagler
Myrle Belnap
Jerry Wagler
Ida Martin
Jennie Schmidt
Luella Cameron
Evelyn’ Church
Valley News Briefs Reflect Local Family Gatherings
Cedar: Valley notes a 40th wedding anniversary dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Blair at the Amianas with family members from Muscatine West Liberty and Atalissa. Additional dinners and visits include Meyers hosting Christmas dinner and a potluck, Robin Hammon visiting from Tipton, and Charles Morgan’s return from Mercy hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar’ Valley
John-Blair
Amianas
Larry -Gow
Tom
Cyndis
Tim
Lauri
Muscatine
Jack Blair
Steve
Jim
Mike
Marvin Blair
Jen
Marsha
Allan
Paul Oberman
Ruth
Ahe Wolf
West Liberty
Clinton Meyers
Meyers
Robin Hammon
Tipton
Virgil
John Blair
Jess Foster
Atalissa
Charles Morgan
Mercy Hospital
Town City
Iowa Corn Output Cut Despite Record Yield Forecast
The U S Department of Agriculture lowered its 1961 Iowa corn production estimate by about 1.5 million bushels though pegging the 1961 yield at 742 978 000 bushels. The agency kept a 176 bushels per acre record yield and noted a reduced harvested area of 9 776 000 acres due to a program paying farmers to cut acreage. Towns soybean acreage was placed at 3 405 000 acres with a 27 bushel per acre yield and total production of 91 935 000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. ‘Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Department
Edith Murren Leads OES Officers in Wilton-Purity Chapter
Edith Murren was named Worthy Matron with Willard Murren as Worthy Patron at the Wilton-Purity Chapter No. 365 OES meeting in the Masonic Temple. Diana Maurer and Paul Maurer named associate officers. Frances Laucamp, Dorothy Hansen, Erma Kiser, Virginia Schiele also elected. An open installation is planned January 12, 1963, at 7 20 P.M. Visitors from nearby chapters attended. about six members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Henry Hansen
Leo Maurer
Winfield
Iowa
Emma Beckman
Columbus Junction
Letts MYF Group Goes Caroling in Community Night
The senior Methodist Youth Fellowship went caroling Sunday night with participants Nancy Schomberg Betsy McCormac Gloria Hafner Diane Jennings Susan Kent Phyllis Bailey Diane Estle Jon Robertson Terry Wells Moke Gents. They later met Steven Schomberg and Mrs Theodore Small for a worship service and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letts
Methodist
Nancy Schomberg
Betsy McCormac
Gloria Hafner
Diane Jennings
Susan Kent
Phyllis Bailey
Diane Estle
Jon Robertson
Terry Wells
Moke Gents
Steven Schomberg
Theodore Small
Breakin Reported At Wapello Home
The home of Robert Shorty Hemphill near Wapello was broken into about 11:30 on Monday night. Entry was gained by forcing a screen door and breaking the door window. Reported missing are shotgun shells about 100 pounds of meat several necklaces of his wife who died months ago and other items. The refrigerator was moved and unplugged authorities are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Robert ‘Shorty' Hemphill
Hemphill
Burlington
Witt
Deeds Recorded In Muscatine Area Transfers
Deeds recorded include Trances E Hudson to Walter E B Meredith for lot 5 and part of 7 block 1 Conesville. Lester E and Marian W W Smith to Denver W and Lela M Snyder for parts of lots 3 and 4 block 326 Muscatine. Herman and Marie Richters to themselves for lot 4 block 43 South Muscatine Maine Beach. and others to Paerence E and Betty Hoffman for lot 47 Fair Oaks addition to Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trances
E. Hudson
Walter EB. Meredith
Conesville
Lester E
Marian
WW Smith
Denver
Lela M’ Snyder
Muscatine
Herman and
Marie Richters
Marie _Richters
South Muscatine
Maine Beach
Paerence
Betty Hoffman
Fair Oaks
Baby Boy Born to Mr Mrs Cine in Lowe City
Mr and Mrs Robert Cine of 715% WN Calhoun welcomed a baby boy born Sunday at Mercy Hospital in Lowe City. The newborn adds to the family's joy with both parents named and the hospital location clearly stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clines
West Liberty
Robert Cine
Calhoun
Mercy Hospital
Lowe City
Wilton Schools Announce Christmas Break Closure
Wilton Community Schools will close Friday December 21 at about 3:00 p.m. for the Christmas New Year holidays. Classes resume at the regular hour on Wednesday January 3, 1963, as stated by Superintendent W. W. Murren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltton
W. W W. Murren
Wilton
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Little Peter Vergunst, Jr
North Adams
Mass
AP Photofox
Glenmore
MA Rue
Ea Wasdale
Glenmoré
Coats
Kron
East Second St
Caan
High Prairie Meth. Church
UN Smorgasbord
Zion's Daughters
Pat’ Hagens
Marilyn Farrar
Sandy Holmes
Cedar
Valley News
Airi
Motorola
Blake's Radio ServIce
Lowa
Henry Jarmark
Babylon
N. Y
Jarmark
AP Photofax
Edith Murren
As. Oes
Kteménte
Lang
Jewelers
Zollers
Barton's
Cat Sale
Einiser
Worumbe
Forstmanns
East Second Street
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