Winter Spring Meetings To Alert Farmers to Civil Defense
Washington The Agriculture Department will use water and spring meetings of farmers and rural people to alert them to a need for taking steps to protect themselves in event of a meteor attack. The Defense Department's Office of Civil Defense has requested that this be done Rural area residents need shelter and shelter supplies to protect themselves from fallout.
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Washington
Agr
Defense Department
Office of Civil Defense
Office of Civil Defensa
States
Royal
Leaders Named For Southeast Iowa Presbytery Assembly
Morning Sun reports Steve Moore among young church leaders selected to plan a three day assembly in Washington March 15 17 and eleven district retreats through March 22 24. Attendees include Davenport Crawfordsville Mt Pleasant Farmington Lost Nation LeClaire Mediapolis Muscatine and Princeton.
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Morning Sun
Steve Moore
Here
Iowa
First United Presbyterian Church
Washington
Davenport
Crawfordsville
Mt Pleasant
Farmington
Lost Nation
LeClairé
Mediapolis
Muscatine
Princeton
Oakville Churches Announce January Activities
Oakville Methodist and Church of God announce a busy schedule. Sunday school at 9 49 with services titled The Searcher of Heart at 7 30 p m on Sunday. January 30 membership and evangelism meeting chaired by Pred Hardin. Choir practice 7 30 p m. Hostesses Mrs Mac Bailey and Mrs Irena Kuniz. Viola Hardin to give devotions, Davis Shipman to present the program. World Banks day. Fairview Community Rev Howard Peterman delivers The Salt of the Earth. Youth Fellowship and Young People meetings. January 7 Evening prayer meeting and services follow Sunday school and Young People meet at 7 p m.
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Itey
Evangelism Commission
Pred Hardin
Mac Bailey
Irena Kuniz
Viola Hardin J
Davis Shipman
Fairview
Howard Peturnon
Youth Fellowship Meeting
Tas
Church of God
Herbert Clevenger
Young People's Meeting
Deeds Recorded Incomplete Parcel Transfers In Muscatine Area
Deeds recorded show transfers including George and Pauline Ruby Foor to Zelma Curtis for a tract in section 30 76 and Patricia and William Hopp to Mary L. Berg for lot 3 in Scharff's subdivision, with additional transfers to Charles M. and Billie L. Thomas, and estate assignment to Katherine Hahn. A historical note recalls no internal taxes from 1811 to Civil War. revenue relied on customs and land sales.
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George
Pauline Ruby Foor
Zelma Curtis
Patricia
William Hopp
Mary L. Berg
Scharff's
Charles M
Billie L. Thomas
Charles F
Sue Patterson
Busch Street
Muscatine
W. D. VanGenl
Katherine Hahn
United States
Farmers Calendar shows a busy Iowa 1963 event list
The calendar lists multiple January to March 1963 farm related events across Iowa. Highlights include 4-H leadership gatherings, ASCS and extension meetings in Des Moines Ames and Muscatine, grain signup informals, livestock and FFA activities, plus conferences at hotels in Davenport Des Moines and Grinnell.
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Stam Camp
Madrid
ASCS
West Wherry
Hall
Crebe Apple
Muscatine
Lone Tree
Cedar County
Jane W
County
Weel Aerate rNwanquet
Ellis
Masuane
Blackhawk
Davenport
Manaker Conticiant
Methodist Church
Wapelle
Iowa Ewe
Lambethtic
Vo- Ag
Columbus Junction
Thegins
West Liberty
Farm Bureau Young
Des Moines
Stanwons
National Farmers Institute
Tn Swine Ianagement
Wca
Darentsen Hansant
Grinnell
Inwa City
Cast Selected for Wapello High School Swinging High
Wapello High School announces cast for Swinging High with Pete Hall Andy Gary Marquardt Janet Grimm Connie Jane Weaver Diana Jim Dolson MecDuff Helen Tom s Miss Pinkerton Karen McKinney Miss Cook Nancy Weaver Miss Ramsey Gary Jack My Blum Don Veach Mrs Carlyle Craig Langstale Senator Whillwall Debbie Cross Flo Rita Grim Joellyn Malcolm Edith aine Waller Ruth Durbin Jene Ellen Havenhill Jane Lorenlea Libs Katie Carolyn Mangels Lillian Pat Thurston Mary Connie Brown Mora Paula Busset Olive Cheryl Buffington Patsy Gerald Fletcher George Dave Barrick Frank Dan Brown Eddie Ronnie Gadbau Harry Dick West Ken Dave Stoller Mike i Winder Peter Sandy Killer Carol Rosemary Gant Sally Joyce Linder Doris Becky Fisher Sue Connie Stone Diane Slineman students Ken Foor stage manager Paul Busler scene designer Orchestra includes Joyce Reif Marilyn Matthews Bruce Schmeiser Alene Scheihing Shit Iry Hiller Beily Grouwinkel Tom Dawns Jack Reif Anne Wolignhaupt Phil Vardaman Jim Blankenhorn Sandra Schnei der Russ Wiley Sandy Jacob son Deanna Jackson March 14 and 45.
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Wapello
Pete Hall
Andy
Gary “Marquardt
Janet Grimm
Connie
Jane Weaver
Diana
Jim Dolson
MecDuff
Helen [ Toms
Miss Pinkerton
Karen McKinney
Miss Cook
Nancy Weaver
Miss Ramsey
Gary Jack
My Blum
Don Veach
Mrs. Carlyle
Craig Langstale
Senator Whillwall
Debbie Cross
Flo
Rita Grim
Joellyn Malcolm
Edith
Aine
Waller
Gwan
Ruth Durbin
Jene
Ellen Havenhill
Jane
Lorenlea Libs
Katie
Carolyn Mangels
Lillian
Pat
Thurston
Mary
Connie Brown
Mora
Paula Busset
Olive
Cheryl Buffington
Patsy
Gerald Fletcher
George
Dave Barrick
Frank
Dan: Brown
Eddie
Ronnie Gadbau
Harry
Dick West
Ken
Dave Stoller
Mike
i@ Winder
Peter
Sandy Killer
Carol
Rosemary Gant
Sally
Joyce Linder
Doris
Becky Fisher
Sue
Connie Stone
Diane Slineman
Ken Foor
Paul Busler
Joyce Reif
Marilyn Matthews
Bruce Schmeiser
Alene Scheihing
Shit Iry Hiller
Beily Grou
IRS Abolishes Political Appointments Except Commissioner
The 1952 Internal Revenue reorganization ends political appointments within the IRS with the sole exception of the Commissioner.
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Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Service
Storing More From 62 Crops Washington Farmers
Washington farmers stored more feed grain from the 1962 crop under government prize supports than from 1961. By Jan 1 corn totaled 135 million bushels, sorghum grain 73 million hundredweight, oats 24 million bushels, and barley 365 million, while wheat under supports totaled 216 million bushels versus 247 million a year earlier.
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Washington
Young favors ending rigid controls on feed grain plan
Sen Millen R Young of North Dakota argues the administration should extend the voluntary feed grain program in its present form for 1964. He says rigid controls are abandoned and warns that without action Congress could revert feed grains to unrestricted production and low price supports, increasing surpluses.
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Rgil
Filmers
Congress
Morning Sun Legion Oyster Supper and Trophy Honor
Morning Sun Legion met at the library for an oyster supper served by George Griffith Devil Bryant and Robert Samels. Thirty members attended. State Vice Commander Dan Kelley and First District Commander Glen Holquist attended. Holquist presented a trophy for reaching membership quota before Veterans Day, now on display in the newspaper window.
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Sun — Saucer Legion
George Griffith
Devil Bryant
Robert Samels
Dan Kelley
Mediapolis
Disney
Glen Holquist
Winfield
Holquist
Watershed Meeting Set At SCS Office
The Leutzinger Lowe von watershed board rescheduled its meeting for next Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Soil Conservation office in Muscatine The session will review progress over the last two years and decide whether to apply for Public Law 566 funds from the federal government
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Leutzinger Lowe von Watershed Board
Soil Conservation ‘Office
Muscatine
Follow Through To Evangelistic Meetings Planned
Oakville revival at Oakville Methodist Church led by W J Briggs concluded with strong attendance despite cold weather. On the closing Friday 37 altar responses signified spiritual progress. 13 family groups or individuals pledged family altars. 11 individuals and 6 families planned to continue tithe. Sunday morning World Literacy Evangelism response included a promised advance supper to Rev Avery Manchester in Jadaville Katanga Congo. Eleven people answered Dr Briggs appeal. The Membership and Evangelism Commission will meet to plan sustaining Bible study groups weekly prayers and other ideas. Richmond California note recalls Carl Schrader apprentice plumber who received 21 pairs of socks among 28 Christmas gifts and a popcorn popper.
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Oakville
Oakville Methodist Church
W. J
Bill Briggs
Dale M. Bass
Briggs
Jesus Christ
J Fin Ox
Avery Manchester
dJadawille
Katanga
Congo
FFA Member of the Week John Hitchcock of Muscatine High
John Hitchcock a Muscatine high junior is the FFA Member of the Week entering his thirty year in the chapter. He serves as chapter vice president and on the meetings committee. He has earned several FFA awards and ribbons in sheep dairy judging and parliamentary procedure events. He owns Corriedale sheep feeder lambs and five acres of corn and shows sheep at West Liberty and the State Fair with numerous ribbons.
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FFA
John Hitchcock
Muscatine High School
John
West Liberty
High Prairie
Elish
Methodist Youth Fellowship Group
Lake Livewires
Burdette Hitchcock
Route 4
Muscatine
Five Day Forecast Shows Moderating Temperatures
Forecast calls for temperatures from near normal tonight through Wednesday with highs 25 to 33 degrees and lows 4 to 16 above zero. Expect a moderately cold Saturday, colder Sunday and Monday, then a slow moderation Tuesday and Wednesday. Snow totals around .10 to .25 of an inch tonight through early Sunday.
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Keithsburg
Roy Davis
Mercer County Hospital
Aletio
Anna Greenlim
Mexcor County Hospital
Aledo
Tthese
Purina
Nichols Produce
Nichols
Waterpreett
Neal
Hawkeye Lumber CO
East Second St
MR. Farmer
Elder Implement CO
Nichols, Iowa
Lori Manufacturing Company, Inc
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OWA
Farmer's Calendar
Sen. Young
Morning Sun Legion
Raymond Gowing
Rockford
Leah Rose Rauschenberger
Sam Hamilton
Moline
Gehl
More Inc
del Begey
Leo's
DEL
Dial
Muscatine Journal Farm News
SCS
Richmond
Calif
L— Carlis Schrader
Joun Hitchcock
West Liberty, Town
Heinold Hog Market
Marvin Prohosky
Jim Jensen
Ray Wuestenberg
Agency
General Insurance Funds Service
Dial MA
Kent Pig
Kent
Kent Drive
Atalissa Grain and Feed CO
Atalissa
Lone Tree Grain and Feed CO
Nichols Grain and Feed CO
West Liberty Grain and Feed CO
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