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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1967
Page
8
The discussion explains hospital insurance eligibility for those reaching 65 before and after 1968, tip-reporting requirements for tipped income, and eligibility to draw benefits on a former spouse’s record if higher. It clarifies that after 1968 some work under social security is needed, and that remarried widows may qualify on the higher of two benefit records.
May 15 meeting of the Douglas township Farm Bureau ladies drew 23 attendees. Roll call named favorite flower and Mother’s Day poems were read by Mrs. John Beam. Corsages were given to the two eldest members Mrs. Grace Heffer nan and Mrs. Martin Anhalt. Special guest Mrs. Paul Nixt from Plainfield demonstrated making flowers from feathers. Hostesses were Mrs. John Munsterman and Mrs. Arlan Luhring.
Pearl E. Pardee notes grandmothers used hotter, boiling washes that were more sanitary than modern routines with 120 to 130 F water. HAC researchers report bacteria and fungi on worn fabrics. advise wash water at 140 F and heaters set to 160 F. Disinfectants like chlorine phenolics pine oil and quaternary are recommended when heat is limited. Use labels for fabrics and consider community laundering facilities.
Trade leaders say Japan remains the leading buyer of American agricultural products and presents the strongest growth potential. Japan’s fast growing economy and rising living standards, plus changing consumer tastes, support favorable outlooks for U S farm exports to Japan.
A long list of Sunday and weekday visits, dinners, and bridals across Fremont and nearby communities. Guests include Lahmann, Dettmering, Miller, Peters, Schuldt, Hoppenworth, Moeller, Schwake, Reiniets, Schwabe, Tegtmeier, Rathbone, Wolfgram, Rathe, and others. One child, Cheryl Wolfgram, broke an arm and is hospitalized. Jeffrey Hoppenworth attends the 4 H conference at Ames.
A new dairy record pamphlet, PM-376, prepared by the Cooperative Extension Service at Iowa State University, is available to Iowa dairymen. Distributed to DHIA supervisors to place in each herd record book, it covers using records in management, culling, feeding, and sire selection with county examples of DHIA records and their preparation.
The Union Prairie school No 2 ends this year marking 105 years of operation. Waukon’s old stone school building will not serve as a school again.
The wedding of Dora Louisa Harms and a Sanlin niece was held at St. John's Catholic Church in Waterloo on Saturday. Attendees included Mr Henning who attended the ceremony at a Wy hotel prior to the event.
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