Philippine 4-Her Visits Louisa County Iowa
A Philippine 4-H teacher visiting various farm homes in Iowa will arrive at the Keith Hiller home in Morning Sun Sunday and stay in Louisa County until August 3. She has toured farms in Garnaville Clayton County and will visit in Louisa County, joined by local hosts Mrs. Lillie Hiller De O’Neal and Mrs. Elsie Moreidge. Other area notices mention dinners, picnics planned for Grandview Park, and relatives visiting or traveling, including Wapello and Columbus Junction families, plus service members Billy Maddox and Alan Eversmeyer on leave. The Fairview Aid met for a 2 pollock dinners and a work meeting with devotions led by Mrs. Earl Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Keith Hiller
Morning Sun
Gonzales
Aurora ' Ie
Louisa County
Towa
Garnaville
Clayton
Lillie Hiller
de O'Neal
Elsie’Moreidge
Sigma Kappa Club
Howard. Cocklin
Grandview
Grandview Park
Robert Pewitt
Mont
Harold Wage
Famiy
Chicago
Everett Wagg
Wapello
Fairview Aid
Earl Hill
Mediapolis
Henry Cowles
John Dickey
WSCS Meets At Conesville Conesville Picnic Dinner
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Conesville Methodist Church met on July 4 at the Chautauqua Park in Columbus Junction with about 25 attendees. After dinner, Myrtle Hamilton led worship and the program discussed guiding children about money. Dorothy Allen led with assistance from Arlene Buckman and Mary Lou Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville-O' Tae
Women's Society of Christian Service
Conesville Methodist Church
Chautauqua Pik
Columbus Junction
Rela
Myrtle Hamilton
Dorothy Allen
Arlene Buckman
Mary Lou Peterson
Myrtle Hamiton
Lorrainé Murphy
Dorothy Reed
Okinawa
United States
B. Hickenlooper
Ethel’Fay
Mabel Abbott
Cay Wall
Florence Walker Bonney
Mary, E. Singleton
Doris Forbesa
Airman Lee on Leave Visits Letts and Muscatine Relatives
A A2C Gary Lee of Moody Air Field Valdosta Georgia spends leave with relatives in Letts and Muscatine. Open house at Hallie and Nellie Lee's home honors Lee. Attendees include his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ward Lee and numerous Lee family members from Muscatine and Letts. The scene also notes others visiting and returning to Cumberland and Grand Rapids relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Eversmeyer
Portsmouth Naval Air Base
Delbert Everstmeyer
John Hilde
Casper
Wye
Lewis Kammerer
Letts
Gary Lee
Air Force
Moody Air Field
Valdosta
Muscatine
A. Ginner
Lee
Hallie
Nellie Lee
Ward Lee
Dale Lee
William Lee
Jerold
Grace
Prairie Lakes Resort
Grand Rapids
Minn
le Tweed Svill
Norman
Maryland
Carolyn ‘Ann Lloyd
Bel Aut
Norman’ Tweed
Ft. Hood
Tex
Tweed
Elmer Tweed
Philadelphia
Agatha Littelle
Ffl
Cora McWilliams
Jennie Duncan
Elnora Duncan
Phoenix
Miss Duncan
W. 2. Shoop
Long Beach
Calif
Melon Patrol Organized By Growers and Sheriff
Forty men organized to guard melons this summer after a meeting between the Muscatine County Melon Growers Association and Washington County sheriff Ralph McDowell and Muscatine County sheriff Dick Opall. Growers voted to prosecute anyone stealing melons to the fullest extent of the law. The patrol, an annual effort, began as thefts rose in quantity and vandalism in fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melon Patrol
Muscating County
Melon Growers ’Association
Washington County
Ralph McDowell
Dick Oppalt
Cedarcrest Golf Club Meets in Columbus Junction
The Cedarcrest Women's Golf Club plans a Tuesday meeting at 1 30 p m with a committee of Mrs Paul Masenholzer De Wayne Finke Mrs Larry Robbins Mrs Hope Dunn Mrs Lester Gipple and Mrs Harold Pine. Junior band practices continue Fridays culminating in a skating and swimming party after 4 30 p m at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Cedarcrest Women’s Golf Club
Paul Masenholzer
Wayne Finke
Larry Robbins
Hope Dunn
Lester Gipple
Harold Pine
Columbus City Improvement Club
Sunset Pars
Washington
Potluck
Louisa County Fairgrounds
Clifton
Marie Rutt
Dorothy Griffin
Grasshoppers Threaten Grain Crops Across States
An Agriculture Department report notes grasshoppers continue to damage grain crops in Utah, Nevada, Texas, the Dakotas, Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma, with increases also seen in Minnesota and Wisconsin. The bulletin also cites cereal beetle, corn rootworm, wheat stem maggot, chinch bug, and alfalfa weevil harming belt crops.
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Washington
Utah
Nevada
Texas
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Minnegola
Wisconsin
Agriculiure Department
Exiday
Five generations of Rich art family featured in obituary note
Voris Richart, 95, of Shellsburg, head of five generations including son Les Richart of Tucson, Arizona. Le’s daughter Mrs Harold Mann of Vinton. Manns’ son Dick. and eight month old Scott Alan, son of Mr and Mrs Dick Mann of Codar Falls, listed in the family memo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIVE
Richart
Voris Richart
Shellsburg
Les Richart
Tucson
Ariz
Harold Mann
Vinton
Manns
Scott
Alan
Dick Mann
Codar Falls
Past Noble Grands Form Year With Amana Dinner Plan
Past Noble Grand Circle met at Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday with nine members present. Bernice Longstreth read scripture and the secretary’s report as officers and committees for the coming year were announced. The group planned a dinner and a tour of Amana Colonies for the August 14 meeting, closing with the Lord’s Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letha’ Porter
Mildred Porter
Ioa Walker
Bernice ‘Longstreth
Ethel Lehman
Porter
Rhoda Hanson
Guar Elsie Poole
Felicias Braun
Alice
Anna Meyers
Edith Grinsogial
Helen Grim Dee
Elen Grim
Elsie Poole
Ethel Lenmen
Edith Grim
Christofferson
Edith Ogren
Felicitas Braun
Eva Walker
Bernice Longstreth
Minerva Phillips
Elsie Swanson
Lillian Richter
Letha Porter
Alice McCullough
Rhoda
Hanson
June
Fignic
Junction farmer heads West for cattle movement study
C Junction farmer Columbus Smylie a purebred Angus breeder sails Wednesday for Nebraska Colorado and Montana to meet associates and observe late summer fall cattle movement. He recently returned from Beaverdam Plantation Angus sale in Dunner Mississippi buying a fancy bull to be herd sire. Mrs Smylie will join sister and family for a trip to Newark City this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus ‘Junction
F. D. Smylie
Angus ‘Needler
Nebraska
Colorado
Montana
Beaverdam Plantation
Angus
Krall
Smylie
Dor Walter
Glen Cray
Burlington
Newark City
Officers School Cadet Darrell Bryant Assigned to Aerospace Unit
Morning Sun reports Darrell Bryant son of Mr and Mrs Max Bryant stationed at Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas after officers training he will join an aerospace team for avionics training He is a graduate of Ames and is married to the former Diane Duke. Also notes Red Cross swimming lessons for Morning Sun children and local social updates including anniversaries visits and Scout camping at Camp Eastman under Scoutmaster Rev Jamies Pennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pennington
George. Pennington
Oseelo
Formely
College of Veterinary Medicine
Ames
Sonnes
Pennington
Des Moines
Monroe
Morning Sun
Darrell Bryant
Max Bryant
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Darrell
Aerospace
Amas
Diane Duke
Barry Allen
William Chappell
Michigen City
Ind
Mike Thornton
Oakville
Phillip McDaniel
Jerry Fricke
Albert Daniels
Pleasantville
Morning Sun Scout
Camp Eastman
Dwight Byerly
Richard Bryant
Doug Johnston
Bruce Stotlar
Ed Wright
Alfred Sellers
Leslies Edwards
Gay Wright
Kenneth Springsteen
Scott
Jamies Pennington
Corn Crop May Break Records
The U S Weather Bureau weekly crop bulletin says this year's corn crop may become the largest on record despite idle acres under the gain program. Moderate to heavy rainfall boosted prospects in many main corn belt areas while cooler midwestern weather slowed evaporation of moisture supplies. A bumper crop is also in prospect in the southeastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Weather Bureau
Midwest
All Loans Are Repayed On 1962 Crop Grains
Muscatine County farmers report a record year in repaying 1962 crop grain loans under price support. The ASCS says all 1962 oat loans and nearly all 1962 soybean loans were repaid, with 140,000 bushels of 1982 crop corn repaid and 977,307 bushels of 1962 corn placed under loan. The system uses farm and warehouse loans or purchase agreements, with repayments at the ASCS county office and loans issued through local banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Harold van Zandt
Agricultural Sterilization and Conservation County Committee
Muscatine Ascs
ASCS
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Pom
Beef prices lag eight weeks behind live cattle trends
Washington The Agriculture Department reported that beef retail prices lag eight weeks behind declines and advances in cattle prices. The study covering 18 months noted beef prices rose last summer and fall, then declined starting December, carrying into the first quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Sn
Agriculture Department
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Phillipine
Her
Billy Maddox
Tacoma, Wash
Mrs
William Maddox
Jerry Pagemiller
Colorate
Este
MTA
Ray Wuestenberg
General Insurance Service
Isla Dial
West Liberty
Farm Bureau Service Co
Walcott
Lucas Street
Walcott Office
Durant
WSCS
Conesville
Trotters
Mirgit ‘Curtis
Blue Sis
Wapella Fairgrounds
Frank’ Blair
Morning’ Sun
Wapella Homecoming
Dr. M.awned
Leo Baker
Cedarcrest Golf Club
C. Junction
Lowe
Venient
Dial
Wilton Junction, Ia
Nichols
C. Junction Farmer
M. Sun Man
Officers School
Red Cross
Burlington Pool
T. R. Bras
Dale Welverson
Moline
Madge Minnis
Velma Shuey
Dale
John’ Bras
Blue Cross
FDIC
State Bank of
State Bank
Checkerbocare
Marist
Fuma
Purina
Wilton
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