Dutiful Daughters 4-H Elects 1964 Officers and Plans Fun Night
The Dutiful Daughters 4-H club met with 11 members 9 visitors and 2 leaders. They planned a fun night with dinner and a movie and elected 1964 officers Charissa Schrage president Joan Anderson vice president Sandra Meier secretary Catherine Schrage treasurer Diane Steinbronn historian Sandra Clausing reporter Joyce Trautman correspondent Sharon Kohagen recreation chair Judy Dodd librarian Lorene Trautman flag bearer Sara Thoms reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutiful Daughters 4-H Club
Sandra Meier
Lorene Trautman
Diane Steinbronn
Sandra Clausing
Judy Dodd
Club
Charissa Schrage
Joan Anderson
Catherine Schrage
Joyce Trautman
Sharon Kohagen
Sara Thoms
Teenerettes 4-H Club
Barbara Reick
Audrey Hildebrandt
Theresa and
Beth Uhlenhopp
Carol Heidt
Janice Heidt
Carolyn Kasemeier
Elloria Pri
Judy Lantzky
Carold Lageschulte
Karen Heffernan
Sharon Biermann
Judy Feuchtwanger
Connie Kingery
Marilyn Beam
Douglas Township
PERT POINTERS Bumpy Road to Maturity
Growing up is a complex journey with teen years bringing fun and rough spots. Guidance counselors extend help beyond careers, addressing worries and life goals. Community groups provide trained consultants to clarify problems and reveal answers once issues are understood. Lame Duck amendment to the U. S. Constitution was ratified in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Opportunity Good For Top Notch Farmer
Iowa State University economist Francis Kutish says by 1970 a fifth fewer farmers will exist, but net income per capita should rise about 20 percent as output meets consumption. The successful farmer will need more productive land, capital, and management, with labor and size limited, while demand grows from population rise and selective commodity gains in soymeal and corn for European markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Kutish
Iowa State University
Lowa
ISU
Iowa
United States
Billion Dollar Corn Crop Predicted for Iowa Farmers
Iowa farmers are predicted to produce a record harvest with a billion dollar corn crop. The corn harvest is estimated at 834 million bushels while soybean output is forecast at 104 million bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Milford angler nets 5 lb 10 oz bass at Big Spirit Lake
Iread Schuneman of Milford caught a five pound ten ounce smallmouth bass at Big Spirit Lake. The fish is entered in the State Conservation Commission annual fish contest and could be the largest of its species this year in the state. Shop in Tripoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iread Schuneman
Milford
Big Spirit Lake
State Conservation Commission
Looking at Life as It Used to Be Fifty-Five Years Ago
A republished life brief from Oct 1 and 8 1908 recalls the corn canning season ending with about 20000 cases canned in a local factory. It notes small local happenings and prices then, including marriages and a double funeral for Earl Aegerter and Daryl Hanneman after a train collision in Sumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Snelling
Joe
Geo. Brewer
John Brewer
Gray's Lake
Fred Schnurstein
Readlyn
John Warner
Leeland
Mich
Geraldine Goodenbour
Stanley Koch
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Theo. Thomas
Lee Goodenbour
Tripoli
J. A. Koch
Zion Lutheran Church
Emma Fasse
Fred Shiller
Glenn Kollmann
Fred Kollmann
Ernst L. Arhelger
Earl W. Aegerter
Daryl Hanneman
Sumner
Chicago Gerat Western
Main Street
United Brethren
Tripoli items cover anniversaries sales and elections
Community notes from Tripoli include a 40th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard Everding, a sale of The Tripoli Leader to William A Buckley, and 30th year ownership by Lee O Peacock. Also listed are farm prices, race association officers elected in Tripoli, church weddings, obituaries, and school band enrollment with 93 students.
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Tripoli
Lee O. Peacock
William A Buckley
Schaller
Peacock
Bernhard Everding
Walter Sommer
Iowa Thoroughbred Horse Racing Association
Tripoli Town Hall
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Buck Creek
Elaine Knoploh
John Knoploh
Sumner
Duane Wedemeier
Werner Wedemeier
Waverly
Hugo Beyers
Louisa Mundfrom
Grace Lutheran Church
Wm. F. Goetz
Glen Weisner
Also Mentioned on This Page
WGP
Bremer County
William A. Buckley
Robert J. Sassman
Tripoli Town
Clover Teenerettes
Maxfield Rangers
St. Matthew’s Church
Parolors
Larry Steege
Richard Matthias
Ken Foelske
Des Moines
Tom Sickles
Steven Rathe
Steven
Loren Foelske
Harvey Matthias
Gary Heinemann
Jefferson
Jefferson Superiors
James Moeller
Ken Simmers
Gary Soldwisch
Bill Hutchison
Kenneth Hesse
Tens N Teens
Carole Lageschulte
Tens N Teens 4-H Club
Stanley Bockhaus
Brase
Jefferson Jills
Donna Griese
Recreation
Mary Beck
Chm
Mrs. Fairholm
Patty
Diane Williams
Rebecca Sassman
Beth Enick
Mary Bock
Denver
Mary Ann Bock
Pearl E. Pardee
County Extension Home
Cer Hung UP
America
Inter-atlas Mamerentums
Neae
John Peterson
Geraldine Lohmann
Walter Lohmann
Lloyd Lyle Oltrogge
Clarence Oltrogge
St. John's Lutheran Church
Crane Creek
Em. Fuchs
William Beisner
Otto Buenger
Isabelle Amer
Orf
National Dairy Cy Congress
Ond
Caroline Kehe
Eldo Kehe
Tripoli High
Sch
Jame
Mont
Bre
Phillips Gas and Oils
Towne’s 66
Howard M White
Iowa and
Natal Water Well Assn
Waterloo
BULL
Royce Leggett
Hartley Seydel Plainfield
Readlyn Phone
Tripoli 57
Ray Dewey Waverly
Kent Roto
AUREO
Kent
Kent Super Pig
Tripoli Grain & Feed
Dan Mast
Mer
Tripoli, Iowa
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