Weather forecast shows scattered showers across plains to Mississippi valley
The national outlook predicts showers tonight over northern and central Plains and Plateau states into the middle and upper Mississippi valley. Additional showers extend from the lower Great Lakes into New England. Temperatures stay hot and humid in the southern Plains and Southeast, cooling from the Great Lakes area toward the middle Mississippi valley.
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Central Plains
Plateau
Middle
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
New England
Plains
Middle Atlantic
Begin Job Referral Program Through Selective Service
The Selective Service System will next month start a program to refer 18 year old registrants born on or after January 1 1946 who are Class 1A to State Employment Services for job training and education. Induction remains unchanged and letters will tell registrants where to report for assistance.
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Selective Service
State Employment Service
Selective Service Local Board
Selective Service System Board
Rev Parris of Columbus to Go To Conference
The South Iowa Conference of the Methodist church opens Sunday June 4 at First Methodist in Mt Pleasant. Attending from Columbus Junction and Columbus City will be Rev Robert Parris and Rev William Simbro and Rev Leo Spiker of Letts. The gathering runs to Thursday with ordination and appointment teachings for 1904 05. About 600 ministers and lay delegates are expected. The South Iowa Conference serves 143000 members and 470 churches.
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Columbus Junction
South Lawa
The
Methodist Church
Mt. Pleasant
Robert. Parris
Columbus City
William Simbro
Ainsworth
Leo Spiker
Letts
South Iowa
Conesville Double Eight Club June Meeting
Conesville club members gathered at Mrs. Sylvia Plotts home on June 17 for a social afternoon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Adeline Crawford of Columbus Junction, Mrs. Catharine Gipple, and Mrs. Winifred Maxwell. other participants included several local members. Refreshments were served and each guest received jelly jars and Arizona Highways magazines. No meetings are planned for July or August. the next gathering will be September 16 at the home of Mrs. Neva Maxwell.
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Conesville
Sylvia “Plotts
Prines
Adeline Crawford
Columbus Junction
Catharine Gipple
Winifred Maxwell
Margaret Wendling
Wilton’ Junction
Neva Maxwell
Mary Singleton
Cecelia’ Buser
Callie Everett
Faithe Shellabarger
Arizona Highways
Neva. Maxwell
Letts Eastern Star Meeting Notes and Donations
Letts Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple for regular business in June with no July or August meetings. A dedication honored a newly donated American flag, gifts were given to Herald Turner and Lucretia Turkington, and donations supported the Boston Star home project in Boone and a chapel project at the International Peace Garden. Deeds recorded include transfers in Muscatine and Montpelier areas, with multiple lot and subdivision transactions listed.
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Letts
Mildred Barnes
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Fay Dean Collins
Herald Turner
Sentinel
Lucretia Turkington
Herald Tuner
Harold Williams
Robert Kemp
Boston Star
Boone
International Peane Garden
United States
Canada
Harlan Beik
George Crist
Belle T. Garrett
Letts Minister to Attend Methodist Conference
Hev Lito L Spiker will attend the South Town Conference of the Methodist Church from 21 to 28 at the First Methodist Church in Mt Plea Ernst Agetorinatly requests attendance at the par. Mr and Mrs Madelen Blake were guests at the Jones home. Lloyd Crumly James Thompson and Earl McNally attended a fire school held this week in Ames.
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Letts
L. Spiker
Methodist
Tone
Ernst ‘Er
Madelen Blake
Jones
Lloyd Crumly
Tames
Thompson
Earl
McNally
Io Fire School
Ames
Philathea Class Meets at Letts in July Hostesses Named
Mrs Philip Wagner presided over a Philathea Class meeting at Mrs Ernst Lieberknecht’s Letts home on Wednesday afternoon. Twenty one members and guests attended with Mrs Wagner opening in prayer. Mrs Harvey Johnson read a devotional, Mrs Nile Jones led entertainment, and refreshments from a flower adorned table followed. July hostesses are Mrs Harold McCormac Mrs Maude Owen and Mrs L M Hildebrand at the McCormac home.
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Wagner
Harvey Johnson
Nile Jones
Harold McCormac
Maude Owen
L. M. Hildebrand
McCormac
Printed Pattern Offers Front Wrap Skirt and More
Misses waist sizes 24 to 33 inches for a front wrap skirt pattern. Includes Cotton prints, over one piece playsuits and jackets. Catalog shows 250 design ideas for Spring Summer. pattern price 50 cents plus 15 cents postage. Send name address size and style number to Marian Martin Pattern Dept. Muscatine Journal New York pattern desk.
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Marian Martin
Muscatine Journal
Pattern Dept
New’ York
Muscatine Police Arrest 258 Motorists For Speeding
Police arrest 258 motorists in Muscatine during a month ending in June. Major offenses include 28 intoxication, 13 excessive muffler noise, 11 assault and battery, 10 for failure to control. Other counts include eight careless driving and seven no driver's license.
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Muscatine
Schedule For Next Week At Wilton and Trinity Churches
Church notices list forthcoming week events for Grace United Church of Christ Trinity United and Presbyterian and Methodist congregations. Activities include church school sessions, divine worship, choir rehearsals, a banquet, and a Synod meeting in Ames from June 22 to 25. The pastor will be at Church Campus Wyoming if needed.
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United’ Church of Christ
Church ‘School
Trinity United Church of Christ
Suuday
Presbyterian Church
Carpar
Wyoming
Synod of Town
Ames
Methodist Church
Olga Darting
Frank Darting
Angelus
Cedar County 4 H Livestock Judging Workouts Planned
Cedar County 4 H members may attend livestock judging workouts this year announced by Mark Stolze. Workouts arranged regionally to minimize travel, ages four years old and up as of January 1, 1964 encouraged to try out for the county judging team. The workouts culminate in a livestock judging contest on Saturday August 1 at the Tipton fairgrounds. Cedar County Farm Bureau Insurance Agency donated 430 for awards. First workout Thursday June 25 at Bill Barnhart farm near Mechanicsville starting 7:00 p.m. Other dates June 29 Ray Dies farm July 2 Chester Vincent farm July 14 Merlin Hulse farm. Classes judged include beef cattle, market and breeding sheep and swine.
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Cedar County Agricultural
Mark’ Stolze
Hig ‘Ely
Fairgrounds
Tipton
Cedar County Farm Bureau’ Insurance Agency
Bill Barnhart
Mechanicsville
Linn Township
Ray Dies
Chester Vincent
Merlin Hulse
Farmers Free To Sell Their 1964 Wheat
Harold Van Zandt reports under the 1964 wheat program a farmer may sell his wheat to anyone at any price regardless of cooperation or eligibility for marketing certificates. Domestic certificates worth 70 cents per bushel apply to the domestic portion, export certificates worth 25 cents per bushel apply to the export portion, plus diversion payments. A price support loan base of 1.30 per bushel may be available for the entire crop, combining with domestic certificates to roughly 2 per bushel for domestic use and about 4.45 per bushel for export, aligning with world prices. Certificates depend on acreage within allotment, with export certificates reduced first if the lesser production applies.
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Harold van Zandt
ASC County Committee
ASCS
van Zandt
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