Clausings mark 40th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Erwin Clausing of 7th St NE Waverly observe their 40th wedding anniversary with an open house at St Johns the Lutheran church at 4th Ave and their farm life and family. They were married June 9 1923. They have three children Dorothy Steinbronn and two others plus 11 grandchildren.
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Erwin Clausing
Ath St
Waverly
St. John’s the
Par Ytheran Church
4Th Ave
Iter
Dorothy) Steinbronn
Aiand
Leslie
Audrey) Dettmer
Ripoli
Denver Lutheran Church Names New Pastor
A new pastor arrives for John’s Lutheran Church in Denver. Rev. Ronald Fink, from Concordia Seminary, will serve after arriving June 2 and plan to attend Wartburg College. His home is listed as Farmington.
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Denver
Ronald Fink
S$ Ing Jel II
Fink
Concordia
John John's Lutheran
Wartburg College
H S
Farmin Amington
Wedding Vows Given At St John’s Lutheran Waverly
Trivona C Hesse and Marvin J Drewis exchanged wedding vows June 2 at St John’s Lutheran church in Waverly. Rev H A Roschke officiated as guests of 250 joined the reception hosted by family and friends.
Signs Restrict Saloon By Glass Door Displays
The commission approves word signs for saloons, allowing door by door glass usage with the word Saloon limited to eight inches in height and cocktails or signs containing the word Saloon constrained to a maximum size of eight feet square.
Wed at Cedar Falls Lola Simmons and Gerald Mohling
Lola Elaine Simmons of Cedar Falls married Gerald Dale Mohling son of the Adolph Mohlings Sumner on June 1 at First Congregational Cedar Falls Rev Wm Scherman performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of 180 guests Attending as matron of honor was Mrs Clarence Ridder bridesmaid Mrs Steve Murray Best man was Robert Mohling groom's attendant Carol Heinemann The couple will reside in Sunnyvale after a trip to the Wisconsin Dells They plan to work at Lockheed Missile Space Co in California and have a reception at the church following the ceremony. Claude Phillips began rural mail route March 21 1918 retiring after 44 years. Interim Gov Harold Hughes appointed two Democrats Corbin Crawford and Robert Barry to state posts but both were rejected by the Senate. Food Business magazine notes about one fourth of teenagers skip milk during a 24 hour test period three fourths drink soft drinks averaging 22 ounces daily.
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Lola Elaine Simmons
Lester Simmons
Cedar Falls
Gerald Dale Mohling
Adolph Mohlings
Sumner
First Congregational Church
Wm. Scherman
Clarence Ridder
Steve Murray
Robert Mohling
Carol Heinemann
Mark Wikner
Tom Bettin
Ron Salak
Wm. Mohling
Mason City
Tripoli
Fredericksburg
Nashua
Waverly
Plainfield
Milford
Algona
Waterloo
Kansas City
Kan
Hastings
Nebr
Columbus
A. E. Neilson
Fred Plautz
Raymond Larsen
Paula Colburn
Betty Bossert
Audrey Pollock
Food Business Magazine
Log Cabin Offered to Davis County Historical Society
Thomas J Harbour, grandson of the original owner, offers a log cabin built 115 years ago to the Davis County Historical Society. The cabin sits on Harbour’s farm two miles west of Belknap.
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Davis County Historical Society
Thomas J. Harbour
Harbour
Belknap
Hayes becomes Iowa’s governor at Hawkeye Bay State event
Robert Hayes of Davenport is elected governor at Camp Dodge during the 25th Hawkeye Bay State. The Federalist candidate defeats Charles Roland of Des Moines, a star athlete and Nationalist party representative.
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Iowa
Robert Hayes
Davenport
Hayes
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Charles Roland
Dairy Foods Furnish 28 Percent of American Diet in 1962
Retail weights show milk products made up about 28 percent of the total American food supply in 1962. Per person, Americans consumed 1488 pounds of food, including 640 pounds of milk products, 163 pounds of meat, 11 pounds of fish, 92 pounds of fruit, 97 pounds of sugar, 124 pounds of vegetables, 16 pounds of coffee, and 324 eggs. Dairy products topped the supply among all categories.
Food costs fall as farm productivity rises nationwide
The article cites USDA figures showing high quality protein and riboflavin levels, then discusses 1962 food expenditures and disposable income. It notes per capita spending of $395 and total food outlay of $74 billion, with food taking 19 percent of disposable income, down from 26 percent in 1947 9. It credits technological progress in farming and better management for reducing the labor needed to buy food, from 254 to 64 5 minutes to buy milk in 1890 versus 1962, and mentions Douglas Corrigan's 1938 Dublin flight as a historical aside.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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