Tenco lamb show tops carcass entry in Albia on June 15
Wayne Mason won the prime carcass prize with a 240 square inch loin eye and .26 inch fat in Albia during TENCO Quality Lamb Marketing Day. Curtiss Burger placed second in carcass, Elaine Harrington third, with ten top exhibitors named. First National Bank of Ottumwa presented the champion trophy. ribbons donated by Iowa State Sheep Producers and cooperating local and statewide groups supported the event.
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Cinson
Albia
Wayne Mason
R.R. Z. Bloomfield
TENCO
Curtiss Burger
Moravia
E-Harrington
Harvey
FFA
Wais
Cliff Iverson
Bloomfield
R.R
Elaine Harrington
Pamela Porter
T. Paul Middlesworth
Ottumwa
T. Steve Arter
Seymour
Marcia Binns
First National Bank of
Lamb sale tops twelve thousand in Oskaloosa
Final Lamb Grading and Marketing Day at Carmitchels in Oskaloosa on Tuesday June 21 saw total sales of 12354.93. Tom Sager of Eddyville led with a top selling pen of 145 blue prime lambs at 24.10 per 400 pounds, averaging 90 pounds each. Four packers bought the stock: Dubuque Packing Co, Rath Packing Co, Wilson Packing Co, Town Packing Co. Consignors included Vander Linden, Bogaard, Stanley, Dop, Jager, Veenstra, Broerman, West, Gillen, Shannon, Ward, Bandstra, Bloom, Hoyt, Van Gilst, and others.
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Carmitchels
Oskaloosa
Tom Sager
Eddyville
Dubuque Packing Co
Rath Packing Co
Wilson Packing Co
Town Packing Co
Marion C. Vander Linden
Herman Bogaard
Leighton
Clarence Stanley
Sam Dop
Pella
Frank Jager
Fremont
T. A. Shannon
Delta
M. D. Ward
Knoxville
Bert Bandstra
Twila Bloom
New Sharon
Richard Hoyt
Bill van Gilst
Cedar
Paul
Mahaska County Extension hosts third annual sale event
The Mahaska County Extension Service sponsored the third annual sale with Eddyville, Milo, Milo residents among bidders. G G Ewing of Mahaska State Bank clerked. Col Harry Kocl auctioned. Bob Hanna of Wake Feed Co assisted weighing and receipts. Extension Project Area II and IV committees led by Howard Strasser organized the sale with plans for a similar series next year.
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Bolibaugh
Eddyville
Fred Smith
Milo
Merrill Garden
Oskaloosa
Leo Fox
Neil Heimstra
Marcia Heimstra
Larry Bogaard
Pella
Leo Schrader
Webster
Robert Shannon
Sigourney
Walter Kingery
Knoxville
G. G. Ewing
Mahaska State Bank
Col
Harry Kocl
Bob Hanna
Wake Feed Co
Mahaska County
Harri gan Le Grand elected as chaplain at union veterans meet
Summit June 20. Harri gan Le Grand of Monroe was elected Chaplain of the Son of Union Veterans of the Civil War during the three day convention closing session at the Hotel Savory. Also noted: local residents attended church services and hosted dinner guests in Marshalltown Brooklyn and Newton. Mrs. Livingston taught parchment decorative card making to several ladies.
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Summit
Harrigan le Grand
Monroe
Savory
H. W. Vriezelaar
Marshalltown
W. C. Schendel
Arthur Vriezelaar
Terry
Beth
Jeffrey
Gerrit Sneller
Pella Community Hospital
Milo Clark
Terri
Phillip
Catherine
Lloyd Nolin
Eileen
Bessie Ver Heul
Jerry Nolin
Debbie
Altoona
Jim Barr
Shawn
Brooklyn
H. W. Vriezelaaar
Ralph Livingston
Newton
Community notes show visits, family events, and craft groups
The Pella Chronicle shares social updates from residents including Livingstons painting and teaching art in California, visits by Ustermarkts, Van Houwelings from Colorado Springs for a 1941 class reunion, trips with relatives to Newton and Des Moines, a baby named Jill Michele born June 13 to Bob and Grace Vande Kieft, and many gatherings with Vriezelaar, West, Poortinga, and Ver Woert families across Pella and nearby towns.
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Livingstons
California
Leroy Ustermarkt
John E
Marla Heemstra
Pamela van Houweling
Paul van Houweling
Loren West
Laura
Mary Jean
Boulder
Colorado
H. W. Vriezelaar
Robert
Bob) Vande Kieft
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Jill Michele
Grace Vande Kieft
Pella
G. Hilding Carlson
Mich
Larry Kingery
Newton
James Jordan
Des Moines
Donald Kingery
Berg
Julie Ustermarkt
Gary Wallace
Jana
Knoxville
Wallaces
Wallace
Mingo High School
Glenn Ver Woert
Bryan
Henry Ver Woert
Bernard Zerley
Arthur Vriezelaar
John Vriezelaar
Unplanted acres in program flooded out announcement
Russell E Crozier chair Marion ASC County Committee declares that due to natural disaster unplanted feed grain or wheat acres may be considered planted for program payments if not planted to harvest in the current year. Applications available at the Marion County ASCS Office.
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Russell E. Crozier
Marion Asc County Committee
Marion County Ascs
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