Lamb Prospects Favorable In Farm Outlook Report
The Farm Outlook notes continued profits from lamb feeding through 1965, supported by smaller lamb supply and higher slaughter prices. It cites Futrell of Iowa State University predicting prices above 1963 levels, with mid May Chicago quotes around 24 to 25 dollars. The 1964 lamb crop is seen down about 5 percent from 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State University
Gene Futrell
Futrell
Chicago
Economist
Three Big Fish Records Set As 1964 Marks Updated
The State Conservation Commission lists three new high marks for 1964. Robert Wedemeyer of Anita caught a 17 pound northern pike at Arrowhead Lake on May 17, surpassing the 18 pound 4 ounce record from last year. M H Alderson of Fayette took a rainbow trout of 5 pounds 9 ounces in Grannis Creek, below the 6 pounds 4 ounces best. Mrs Maxine Peska of Cedar Rapids reported a 1 pound 12 ounce crappie near Fairfax quarry, well under the 3 pounds 6 ounces record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Arrowhead Lake
Sac County
Robert Wedemeyer
Anita
Fayette
M. H. Alderson
Grannis Creek
Maxine Peska
Cedar Rapids
Fairfax
Wool Incentive Price Views Sought By June 8
Wool producers are asked to submit recommendations on the 1965 shorn wool incentive price by June 8. The incentive level, 62 cents per pound, helps guide production as the National Wool Act nears its 1965 end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I. Anderson
ASC County Committee
Department of Agriculture
Anderson
U.S
ASCS
USDA
Washington, D. C
Engaged Sandra Jean Schaden dorf to wed Harald Harms
Announce the engagement of Sandra Jean Schaden dorf to Harald Harms son of Herman and Mrs Harms Titonka. Sandra worked at Security State Bank Algona. The couple plans to marry June 14 at 7 30 p.m. at St John Lutheran Burt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Schadendorf
Lone Rock
Sandra Jean
Harald Harms
Herman Harms
Titonka
Security State Bank
Algona
Harold
St. John's Lutheran Church
Burt
Local Unit Plans County Meeting and Reports Activities
The American Legion Auxiliary unit met at the Lewis Oesterreicher home with Mary Oesterreicher as hostess. Plans were made for the August county meeting. Poppy efforts yielded 875 flowers and $84.85 in cash. a quarter of proceeds were sent to the department with a full gale report. 55 veteran grave sprays and 18 Auxiliary grave sprays were prepared. The Bells of Freedom project and Fourth of July planning were noted, with rehabilitation and welfare contributions from several members. County officers were elected, Ben Garrett as chairman and Pat Haines as treasurer. The next meeting is July 6 with Thelma Higgins as chairman and past presidents as hostesses. installation will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Oesterreicher
Mary Oesterreicher
George Schutter
Cleo Nelson
Stella Peterson
Gertie Jansen
Julia
Florence Reynolds
Ben Garrett
Pat Haines
Thelma Higgins
Vacation Bible School At Good Hope Culminates In Festival
Good Hope Lutheran Church completes a two week Vacation Bible School with about 75 pupils in 12 classes from kindergarten to 8th grade. The joint Mission Festival with Immanuel Lutheran will be held Sunday June 7 with Missionary Marcus Mark as speaker and special music by the choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Bible School
Linda Fritz
Cynthia Rakow
Bob H. Spear
Myrna Rike
Leroy Jorgensen
A. F. Gerstmann
William Tjaden
Edward Boyken
Walter Baade
Peter Haines
Elmer Nicholson
Tempbers
Joint Mission Festival Service of
Good Hope
Immanuel Lutheran
Marcus Mark
American Lutheran Church Mission
Japan
Youth of Good Hope
Immanuel Luther Leagues
Good Hope Fellowship Hall
Lois B Circle
Fellowship Hall
Clarence Brandt
Mark
Morks
Mork
Rolland Fox
V.F.W. Auxiliary Plans June Meeting at Thresa Baade Home
The V F W Auxiliary will meet Monday evening June 8 at 7 30 p m at the Thresa Baade home with Betty Brandt as cohostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.F.W
Thresa Baade
Betty Brandt
Chamber Of Commerce To Meet Monday June 8
The Titanica Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular monthly meeting at John and Gen's Cafe Monday June 8 at 6:30 p.m. The business meeting will follow in the Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Titanica Chamber of Commerce
John & Gen’s
Jean Meyer Selected As Miss Woden Crystal Lake
Jean Meyer daughter of Mr Elmer Meyer selected as Miss Woden Crystal Lake for the North Iowa Band Festival. She plays 1st clarinet in concert and marching bands and holds Division I ratings in piano and clarinet. She is active in glee club chorus Madrigal Singers instrumental and small vocal ensembles and is band president. She is National Honor Society member participated in class play and ward basketball. She is on state champion softball team and serves as church organist. She has also received a National Music Award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean. Meyer
Elmer Meyer
Woden
Crystal Lake
North Iowa
Christian Reformed Church
State Parks Complete Planting Operations
The State Parks and Game Sections of the State Conservation Commission planted 425,000 trees and shrubs in public hunting areas and game management units, the largest Game Section planting year. Over 30,000 were planted in state park areas for shade wildlife cover and aesthetics, with stock from the Commission’s Ames nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Commission
Ames
Iowa
Farm Question Box highlights varied corn and soy decisions
Dean L. Barnes answers reader queries on green manure soybeans, worm damage by cutworms, wireworms control with aldrin, thistle treatment before planting soybeans, and alfalfa and orchardgrass fertilizer needs. Also notices an open house at Good Hope Lutheran Church in Titanica for Welhousens and a graduation in Algona.
1963 Corn Under Price Support Totals Shown
Farmers in Kossuth County report 5 773 154 bushels of 1983 crop corn under price support through April with loans and purchase agreements. R I Anderson ASC chair notes 1962 crop totals were 6 943 524 bushels at end of April. Nationally 392 5 million bushels were under support through April, the lowest since 1959 for 1958 crop. loan redeemments total 26.7 million bushels, leaving 355.8 million still under support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
R. I. Anderson
ASC
Buffalo Boosters 4 H Mother's Day Tea Held in church basement
The Buffalo Boosters 4 H Club held its Mother's Day Tea on May 16 in the Lutheran Church basement with 17 members three leaders all mothers present and four guests Frances Bahling Janet Bahling Mrs Charles Reed and Virginian attendance. A welcome was given to the mothers by Linda Fritz. The June meeting will be held June 6. Sharon Eden will be going to State 4H Health Camp at Madrid. Linda Fritz will represent our club at State 4H Conference at Ames. Plans were made for a bake sale that was held May 22. Valerie Miller showed how to make French bread in a demonstration on a Loaf of Foreign Bread. Karen Eden introduced something new in cakes Chocolate Angel Food Cake. A demonstration on Fruit Pie was presented by Linda Fritz. A Pizza demonstration was given by Carol Janssen. The Mother's Day Tea program was presented by Lois Jansen. Debbie Budlong played on the piano Cossack Dance. Lois Janssen gave a reading Mothers are Several People. A piano arrangement Bouree by Morant was presented by Barbara Boekelman. A poem Mothers Love was given by Debbie Budlong. The group sang a song Dreaming. The group lunched on the delicious cookies and sandwiches brought by the girls. A beautiful tea table arrangement was organized by the lunch committee members. Brenda Eden reporter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Boosters
Lutheran Church
Frances Bahling
Janet Bahling
Charles Reed
Linda Fritz
Sharon Eden
Madrid
Ames
Valerie Miller
Karen Eden
Carol Janssen
Lois Jansen
Debbie Budlong
Lois Janssen
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Kermitt Brandt
Rake
Kossuth Co
Carol Ann Halvorson
Ervin Halvorson
Kermitt A. Brandt
Arnold Brandt
Zion Lutheran Church
M. W. Tolo
James Murray
Buffalo Center
Mary Halvorson
Janice Frericks
Karen Brandt
Groos
Keith Brandt
Larry Pearson
Wesley
David Madeizke
Frost
Minn
Ronald DeVries
Morningside College
Ronald Folkerts
Kevin Brandt
Rodney Brandt
Bill Finar
Lewis Giesking
Ron Meyer
Holy Land
Tom Young
Erman Hansen
David Harig
Carla
Carl Hansen
Andrew Hansen
Bulah Hansen
Daryl
Berle Hansen
Clear Lake
Fred Henken
Lena Schutter
Dale Helmers
Ben Siehlmann
Three Big Fish Records
Richard C. Ballard
American Legion Auxiliary
Vacation Bible School
V.F.W. Auxiliary
C. B. Giesking
Floyd Sill
Sharon Buffington
Orville Buffington
Ray Hansen
Ilo Buffington
Bradford Buffington
Jane
Ray Rippentrop
George
Nellie Nelson
Horace Schenck
Harlan
Ernest Peterson
Edgar, Wise
Minnie Oesterreicher
Earl Zwiefel
Fred Jennings
Roy Clark
L. G. Huber
Mertie Huber
Gary
John Puttstuck
Ed Brown
Mason City
John Hamilton
Ehna Folkerts
Menno Fuls
Alaska
United States
Jean Meyer
Dean L. Barnes
Whittemore
Titanka
LaVerne
Swea City
Titanica
Gerald Welhousen
Germany
Robert Ringsdorf
Jay Graham
Michael Graham
Brenda Eden
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