Peace Through Understanding Theme at Wilton Flower Show
Wilton Garden Club hosts a Saturday flower show at Wilton city hall on June 20 with a Peace Through Understanding theme. Enter by 12 pm. limit one entry per class. ribbons for each class. junior division under 42. entries may be displayed until 9 pm. trophies include a traveling Gold Trophy and a Tri-Color Award. rules call for pop bottle entries and an Award of Merit for outstanding entries.
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Oakville Pony League beats Wapello 5 to 2 on Thursday
Oakville won the baseball game against Wapello 5 to 2 after four and a third innings. Greg Brown was the losing pitcher for Wapello. Mike McCon mah hit a solo homer for Oakville. Separate notices report a Hobby Club meeting at Mrs Zola Murray’s home with a potluck, and upcoming meeting at Mrs Evelyn Murray’s home. Additional briefs cover travels by Carlson and Campbell to California, Bruce L Rankins graduating from Mesa High School, 4-H public speaking winners, a regional flower show schedule, and community updates from Buffalo Prairie and Conesville.
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Wapello
Greg Brown
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Zola Murray
Conesville
Bruce L. Rankins
de Eda Hawkins
Norman D. Hawkins
Mesa High School
Mesa
Arizona
Bruce
National Forensic League
Gary
U.S.8
Mauna Loa
Buffalo Prairie
Xela Heney
E. G. Haney
Aledo
Sandra Close
Joe Close
Miss Close
Warren Mayhew
Oakville 4-H Club Tours Kent Feed Farm
Oakville boys 4 H club tours Kent Feed Farm in Mascatine with two other clubs. Guided by Robert Burns, Kent Feeds hosted a noon luncheon aboard the Kent Feeds Boat. Afternoon calves clipping and grooming demonstrated.
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Oakville
Mascatine
Kent
Robert Burns
Craig
Brian Hamilton
Don Hamilton
Art Fontzius
Kent Feeds
Kieth Campbell
Kathleen Thornburg
Deeds Recorded and Robbery Note Across Counties
Deeds recorded show William R. and Frances Lucille Santee transferring a tract to Irving and Florence Fox by quitclaim in section 22 77E. A separate item references Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Co to Northern as a bank robbery note, detailing a gravel county site and a 20000 dollar silver dollar theft with suspect lugging the loot in a truck from Lorenz Terrace addition Muscatine.
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William R
Frances’ Lucille Santee
Irving
Florence Fox
Chicago
Rock Island
Cific Railroad Co
Northern
Lorenz Terrace
Muscatine
Conesville Sewing Circle Holds Initial Meeting
The Conesville Sewing Circle held its first meeting Friday afternoon June 12 at Mrs. Sylvia Plotis's home. Members, including Dawn Hesseltine and Bonnie Forbes, worked on tea towels and planned aprons for the next session on June 26 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Mrs. Plotis's home. children from fourth grade up are invited.
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Conesville
Sylvia Plotis
Conesville Club and Lodge Meetings Scheduled
Conesville events include the Conesville Double Eight Club meeting on Wednesday June 17 at 2 PM at Mrs. Sylvia Platts home. Oakland Township Farm Bureau plans a Thursday June 18 meeting at the Oakland Community Building with Dale Hemphreys of Farm Bureau Insurance as guest speaker, preceded by a potluck at 6 PM. Oak Camp Royal Neighbors of America lodge meets Friday June 19 at 2 PM at Mrs. Sylvia Plotts home.
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Sylvia Platts
Oakland Township Farm Bureau
Oakland
Dale Hemphreys
Winfield
Farm Bureau
Oak Camp
Royal Neighbors of America Lodge
Sylvia Plotts
Farm Outlook Supports Growing Year Says Ag Department
The Agriculture Department reports spring crop developments point to a successful farming year. In the North Central region corn and soybeans began slowly but seedings were largely finished by early May. Cotton planting and replanting were completed in the South Central states. Wheat harvest began in Oklahoma and should reach southern Kansas soon, while flax harvest neared completion in south Texas. California rice planting is complete as harvest begins.
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Kansas
Texas
Five Day Forecast For Fruit Crops And Planting
The five day outlook shows apricots cherries peaches and plums with temperatures averaging about 2 to 10 degrees above normal. Normal highs shift northeast Atlantic states with dry periods in the north reaching around 78 degrees in mid May, while rainfall totals range one to two inches and locally more into June. Oats planting in New York and Pennsylvania reports showers during the period while potato crops progress north to the middle region.
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New. York
Pennsylvania
Party Honors Goshorns at Bloomington
A Bloomington farewell party honored Mr and Mrs Bill Goshorn who depart for Summerville South Carolina next week. Guests included A D Holliday Richard Holliday Della Durkee Ray Frenzel Ralph Denkman Date Denkman Eugene Denkman Earl Denkman John Boorn Debra Hartman Bonnabelle Schenck Ken Raltman and others from Cedar Rapids.
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Bloomington
Bill Goshorn
Heir Hone
Goshornys
Summerville
South Carolina
Leach
Lly
A.D. Holliday
Richard Holliday
Della Durkee
Ray Fren
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