Lynnville community gatherings fill June with visits and alumni events
Mrs. Retha Lewis and kin visit Iowa relatives while many neighbors host dinners and calls across Lynnville. Alumni Banquet at Terrace Inn Newton draws 82, officers elected, next year’s venue set. Vacation Bible School starts, multiple family visits and graduations highlight a busy period. The Searsboro Rebeccah Convention is announced for June 12 at the Searsboro School with supper served.
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Ruth Ratliff
Mrs. White
Mrs. Ratliff
Carl Coffey
Montezuma
White
Nville
Terrace Inn
Newton
Mac Mooeny
San Bernadino
Calif
Myrtle Ver Steeg
Ratliff
Phoebe Rupp
Missouri
George Wilson
Rupp
Bruce Gause
Wilma
van Hal) Manning
Rayford Meredith
Robert James
Vacation Bible School
Lynnville
Cliff Crews
Vern Ratcliff
Alverta Ratliff
Mrs
Walter Ratcliff
Monroe
Searsboro
Marion County 4-H Mothers Enjoy Tea Event in Knoxville
Marion County 4-H Mothers were entertained by their daughters at the Mother-Daughter Tea in St. Anthony's Hall Knoxville. Dianna Heatherlin gave the welcome, with her mother Mrs R D Heatherlin delivering the response. A 4-H mini camp planning segment featured Cindy Ingle and Becky Everett reporting on price surveys and expenses.
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Marion County
4-H
St. Anthony’s Hall
Knoxville
Dianna Heatherlin
Cochairman
County 4-H Council
R.D. Heatherlin
Cindy Ingle
Youthpower
Irma Williams
Jaci Vanden Dever
Lisa Stull
The
Terrie Miller
United Service Report
Mary Bachman
Lesley van Zee
Ranell Anderson
Leonard van Wyk
Madonna Murphy
Donald Williams
Donald Goemaat
Edd Murr
Kathryn Hicks
Lewis Nichols
Labor costs drive nearly half of farm to consumer expenses
Agricultural researchers with New Holland, the farm equipment division of Sperry Rand, report that labor costs for marketing farm products amount to 47 percent of the total expense of getting food from farm to consumer.
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New Holland
Sperry Rand
Three Area Dairymen Recognized for High Herd Averages
Three Marion County dairymen earned recognition for herd averages above 500 pounds of butterfat. William Jenkins and son posted 14 380 pounds of milk and 533 pounds of butterfat, Rowley Bros. produced a strong 14 034 average, and Lawrence Blom achieved 13 364 pounds of milk with 514 pounds of butterfat.
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Marion County Extension News Service
Marion County
William Jenkins and Son
R.R
Knoxville
Rowley Bros
Lawrence Blom
Pella
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Melvin Nolick
Ankeny
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