Wapsie Whistlers Plan July Achievement Day
The Wapsie Whistler 4-H club met at Marcia Haselhuhn’s home to plan an Achievement Day set for Saturday July 8 at the Great Hall Methodist Church. Exhibits due by 4 30 a.m. judging begins 3 p.m. Demonstrations follow with hosts Alicia Spinks and Dee Ann Butler.
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Wapsie Whislers West Liberty
Wapsie Whistler
Marcia Haselhuhn
Great Hall
Methodist Church
Alicia Spinks
Dee Ann Butler
Judy Larson
Jeri Lindle
Jeanne Melick
Nancy Morrison
JoAnn Durlacher
Karen Morrison
Jean Hahn
Janine Smith
Washout Repair Nears Completion
Sand and rock were used in large volumes to fill a washout as repairs near completion. The project required thirty four loads of sand and many loads of rock and is expected to finish soon.
Grandview Church Schedule Listed
Grandview The following schedule has been announced for the Grandview Community church. Sunday 2 30 a m Sunday school classes for all ages 10 30 a m morning worship 6 30 p m Whirlybirds Jet Cadets and Senior Youth group meetings 7 30 p m evening worship Wednesday 7 p m choir practice p m mid weeager service Ben De Greis of Chicago spent Tuesday in the home of Rev and Mrs Caleb Larson. De Greis is a cousin of Rev Larson. Other guests were Mrs Dorothy Bohanon of Havanna T and Mrs Ella Barrett of Kilbourne Ill Rev Larson's sisters and Andrew Larson of Havanna his brother.
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Ben de Greis
Chicago
Caleb Larson
de Greis
Rev. Larson
Dorothy Bohanon
Havanna
Ella Barrett
Kilbourne
Ill
Andrew Larson
Conservation aims to insure maximum benefit from natural resources
A concise statement on conserving natural resources seeks to guarantee society gains the greatest value from the use of wildlife land and water. It emphasizes sustainable management, responsible use, and prudent stewardship to protect ecosystems for future generations.
Wapello Social Calendar Opens with June Events
Wapello calendar lists open house at Louisa County WWI Barracks VEW hall on Sunday June 18. June 19 features Farm Bureau Women picnic at Inez Weber country home. June 20 includes PNG picnic at Mediapolis park and a tarded meeting with Mrs Edna Sands at Grandview 7 30 p m. June 22 shows Senior Citizens VFW event and June 23 a rural urban tea at the elementary building.
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Wapello
Louisa County
WWI
Vew Hall
Farm Bureau
Inez Weber
PNG
Mediapolis Park
Edna Sands
Grandview
VFW Fia
Bural Urban Tea
Government Buys Dairy Produce Surplus Reported
The Agriculture Department said it bought 70 million pounds of butter 39.8 million pounds of cheese and 20.7 million pounds of nonfat dry milk in April and May under a price support program amid a new dairy surplus.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Fertile soil key to healthy crops livestock and people
The article argues that fertile soil forms the foundation of robust agriculture and well-being, linking soil health to thriving crops, strong livestock, and healthier communities through proper stewardship and sustainable farming practices.
Decision Soon On 1968 Wheat Program Allotment
Secretary Freeman faces a tough choice on the 1968 wheat allotment amid world food uncertainty and farm income concerns. Production is forecast at a record 1.55 billion bushels with existing pressure for large acreage to ensure supplies, while farmers push for 57.5 to 60 million acres to avoid surpluses and low prices. Freeman plans a late month decision to balance domestic needs and international impact.
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Martin AP
Washington (Ap
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
U.S
Clover Leaf Pals 4-H Club Meeting Notes
Clover Leaf Pals 4 H club met at Dorothy Angel home with ten members one teacher and visitor Jacquelyn Colquist. Slumber party set for June 23 and Achievement Night on July 27. Committees listed for program invitations exhibits hospitality and talks. Becky Stanley spoke on fabric blends and Shelly Meyers gave an illustrated fabric finishes talk. Hemming Stitches by Lori Ward and Covering a Belt by Galeen Thompkins.
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Clover Leaf Pals
Dorothy Angel
Jacquelyn Colquist
Shelly Meyers
Debbie Foster
Laura Plank
Pam Drake
Peggy Garrison
Denise Delvean
Galeen Thompkins
Judy Jarrett
Valerie Chitti
Joy Rife Named Muscatine County Pork Queen
Joy Rife daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Rife Wilton has been named Muscatine County Pork Queen and will represent the county at the district contest during Pork Appreciation Day on Wednesday June 21. The event will be 7 30 p m at the H Club Show Grounds DeWitt with an Iowa Pork Queen chosen at the state fair in August. Rife who was Muscatine County 4 H club president in 1966 graduates Wilton High School this spring and will attend Town State University this fall delivering a five minute pork talk at the district meeting.
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Joy Rife
Everett Rife
Wilton
Muscatine County
Robert Bancks
Muscatine
Miss Rife
DeWitt
Towa
Fulton Royal Workers H club Meeting at Weed Park
The Fulton Royal Workers girls H club met at Weed Park on June 10. Cindy Wulf led the pledge of allegiance. Ten members answered roll call with ideas for the Local Achievement Show. An activity idea suggested was swimming. Judges Mrs Myrtle Frick and Mrs Arlene Johannsen assigned for the show at Grabapple school. Attendees to bring a casserole and a committee was formed to supply drinks.
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Pike
Nichols
Cindy
Terri Stalkfleet
Cheri Lanfier
Betty Jo Thompson
Berniece Schaapveld
Rhonda Saiemink
Cathy Kaalberg
Dubuque
St. Mary’s Hall
Fulton Royal Workers
Weed Park
Cindy Wulf
Myrtle Frick
Arlene Johannsen
Grabapple School
Classified Ads Review for Journal Tonight
Read the Journal Tonight classifieds section to summarize available listings. Identify notable items such as jobs housing vehicles services and personal notices with emphasis on named entities and concrete details readable in the OCR text.
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Journal
Lucky Clovers 4H Club Plans June Workshop
The Lucky Clovers 4H girls met at Mrs. James Bloomquist's home for a day long sewing workshop. Patterns were cut and dresses sewn as plans were set for a second workshop on June 22 with a noon sack lunch. The Achievement show is scheduled July 22 at 3 30 p.m. at the Oakland community building and the public is invited.
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Conesville
Lucky Clovers Girls 4H
James Bloomquist
Bloomquist
Oakland
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