Cards of Thanks and Local Gratitude Notes
A collection of brief thanks from families and individuals for flowers meals cards visits and support after illness hospital stays or a wedding anniversary. Names include Orville Hoppenworth Leslie Hoppenworth Elmer Buss Wayne Bravener Rudy Piegers Ernest Nuss and John Samuelson with mentions of Scholtz hospital Sumner Community hospital Rev Selberg Dr Whitmire Rev Gronewold and nurses aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Hoppenworth
Leslie Hoppenworth
Elmer Buss
Scholtz Hospital
Rev
Selberg
Rudy Piegers
Sumner Community Hospital
Dr. Whitmire
Rev. Gronewold
Ernest Nuss
Bremer County social notes and Cancer Board actions
Pinhook and area residents gather for visits and family events across Waterville Sumner Decorah and Fredericksburg. Bremer County Cancer Board met in Waverly Jan 22 voted to purchase a wheelchair loan closet item and noted Cancer Mobile Unit at the Bremer County 4H fair. An Area Crusade meeting is planned Feb 6 at New Hampton to review plans for a large April education and fundraising effort involving 45 000 Iowa volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
New Hampton
Trinity Lutheran Church
Iowa
Social Security Q&A on benefits and numbers
A reader guide covers how benefits are recomputed after earnings, when to expect notices, and how to handle conflicting SSN records. It explains self employment reporting for Christmas tree income and when to apply for retirement and Medicare, with contact details for Leonard Campbell in Waterloo Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Administration
Social Security Office
Social Security
Internal Revenue Service
Leonard O. Campbell
4Th St. P
Iowa farmers likely plant more soybeans than corn in 1973
ISU extension economist Bob Wisner says the USDA January crop survey should be treated cautiously as factors like fertilizer, weather, and the 1973 set aside program could alter actual plantings. The survey shows 72 million acres of corn and 49.3 million acres of soybeans nationally, with Iowa at 11.9 million acres of corn and 64 million acres of soybeans, while soybean prices surge on late 1970s-like expectations amid market losses and weather delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State University Extension
USDA
Bob Wisner
U. S
Iowa
ISU
Board of Trade
Wisner
Peru
Cornbelt
Bremer County Fabric Fair at Faith Church February 13 1973
The Bremer County Extension Service sponsors a Fabric Fair at Faith United Church Tripoli on February 13 1973 from 10 am to 12 noon and 1 pm to 3 pm A 30 minute rotation features demonstrations by six ISU home economists including Jacky Yel Genevieve Craven Marilyn Leerar Naomi England Jeanette Beyer and Lorine Matters The public is invited to attend the event and displays will be open through noon for visitors including working women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
Bremer County Extension Service
Faith United Church
Tripoli
Jacky Yel
Iowa State University Extension
Genevieve Craven
ISU
Grundy
Butler
Marilyn Leerar
Naomi England
ENP
Black Hawk County
Jeanette Beyer
Buchanan County
Lorine Matters
Tama County
Bremer County Seeks Feed Grain Sign-Up Decisions
The ASC reports Bremer County producers must decide participation in 1973 feed grain programs from February 5 to March 16 at the Bremer County ASC Office in Waverly. Choices include 30 percent or 15 percent set-aside plans and whether to plant more corn than in 1972, with grazing allowed on set-aside acres and contract signing now centralized at the county office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
ASCS
East Bremer Ave
Waverly
Iowa
Maturity Dates Set For CCC Stored Commodities crops
Farmers told re seal loans will not be available on several CCC loans in Bremer County. Farm stored corn and oats for 1968 to 1971 crops have May 31 or April 30 1973 reseal dates. 1972 corn oats soybeans have July 31 or April 30 or June 30 1973 dates. Warehouse reseal not extended for 1972 corn and 1973 crops with April 30 or June 30 dates for oats and soybeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Bremer County
USDA
Bremer County Extension Night School Slides Into February
County Extension sponsors a February night school at Tripoli High School, with classes Mondays from 7 to 9 pm. Topics include corn fertility and production, soybean production, and swine marketing contracts. Speakers include Kay Nelly, Larry Stoltente, Roland Dewey, L J from Soil Conservation, Dr Marvin Skadberg, and Hufford. Open to all in agriculture. no registration required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County Py
Tripoli Camp
Enti
Kaynelly
Area Extension
Larry Stoltente
Mer County Extension
Roland Dewey
Cultural Stabilization
Vation Service
L. J
Ntioy Vice
Waverly
Marvin Skadberg
Iowa State University
Hufford
Waterloo Area
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James Nuss
Maytag
Dial
Ames
Tripoli Hardware
BUICK
FORD
Chevrolet
Buhr
Tripoli, Iowa
American Farm Systems
Frederika Locker
Frederika
Walt’s Electric
W. Prospect
Toro
Krueger's Repair Service
First St. SE
Leland
Colburn
Hasbrouck-Voetmann Lumber Co
Beki Sassman
Tri-Fab
Janet Klosterman
Borchert
Sumner
Floyd
South Main
Prospect
Winona Monument Company
L. L. Moeller
Eagle Industries
Department BV
Meadowbrook Road
St. Louis Park
Minnesota
American Systems
P.O. Box
Indianapolis
Indiana
Rettig Furniture
Wayne Bravener
John Samuelson
Pinhook
Mrs
Ray Kuethe
Hawaii
Allem Rieck
Julie
Ron Burkle
Stacy
Janesville
Albert Rieck
Debra
Emil Matthias
Allen Kroblin
Waterloo
Matthias
Kroblin
Lavern Kirchhoff
Frank Hall
Mason City
Chester Pass
Howard van Brocklin
Dale Grahlman
Carolyn
Sheryl
Diane
Susan Schmidt
Bill Hill
Miss Schmidt
Dan Linwell
Nashua
Nate Tibbitts
Oelwein
Lavinia van Brocklin
Decorah Rest
Eugene Stahlhut
Ben Moeller
Art Brandt
Chester Pals
Ada McConkey
Sunrise Rest
Fredericksburg
Cancer Board
Hetatook
Bremer Co
Larry Stoltenberg
Faith Church
Robert R. Lauer
County Extension
Ray's Clothiers & Dial
Kris and
Her Kristelais
Arnie
Readlyn
C & H Farm Service
MIS
Ves
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