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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1966

Page

3

Master Farmers Awarded in Des Moines Iowa

Four Iowa families from Johnson Plymouth Sac and Scott counties were named Master Farmers at a Des Moines ceremony. The 1966 quartet joins 212 prior honorees as nominees highlighted by Paul McNutt Norman Barker Gaylord Stadlman and Roy Keppy. The program, begun by Wallaces Farmer in 1926, honors proven farms, community leadership, and livestock and soil work.

Iowa Des Moines Johnson Plymouth Sac Scott Counties Paul McNutt Iowa City Norman Barker Ireton Gaylord Stadlman Sac City Roy Keppy Davenport Wallaces Carl Anderson Wellman Burrell Foster Everett Stewart Washington Richard Stephens Ainsworth Herb Campbell Wayne Norman Johnson County Iowa Swine Producers Iowa 4-H Iowa Farm Bureau Plymouth County Community School Board Board of Education ASCS Farm Bureau Stadlman Sac County Sac Farm Bureau Iowa Park Ford Farm ASC Freeman Springfield

Read seed labels before planting bluegrass lawns

Iowa State University tips from Jim Frier advise checking germination and pure seed percentages when buying bluegrass seed. Multiply purity by germination to estimate live seed. a lower combination reduces live seed share, while seeds with over 90 percent purity and 85 percent germination are commonly available.

Iowa State University Jim Frier

My Gal Sal the WWII bomber on Greenland icecap

A World War II B17 named My Gal Sal crashed on the Greenland icecap June 27, 1942, with 13 aboard. After 23 years buried in ice, the wreck was studied by Air Force and Vickers engineers who found like new hydraulic components and instruments, guiding missile maintenance plans. The plane’s parts were given to the National Air Museum.

Washington UPI Gal Sal Sal Greenland Bernt Balchen Air Force A. B. Billet Vickers Aircraft Air Force Materials Laboratory Billet Sondrestrom Air Force Base Aviation Writers Association Sondrestrom National Air Museum

Iowa Farm Outlook: More Acres of Corn and Soybeans

U S Department of Agriculture planting intentions for March 1 show corn at 68.4 million acres, a 2 percent rise in soybeans, with weather markets and programs shaping changes. If corn yields average 73.1 bushels, 1966 crop could reach about 4.3 billion bushels. soybean outlook points to 875 to 900 million bushels next year, aided by reduced cotton acreage. Oats and grain sorghum dip slightly, barley up 10 percent.

Iowa Iowa State University Cherokee Neal Nodaway Bonkee Nemaha Richland Garland Clintland Burnett Goodfield Newton U. S. Department of Agriculture Gene Futrell Futrell Illinois Indiana

Urge chlordane as soil insecticide in Minnesota farm news

Iowa farmers face aldrin shortages this spring. County Extension Director Jim Frier notes a plan to formulate chlordane as 25 percent granules to fill the gap. Extension entomologist Harold Gunderson says the chemical, once used and USDA approved for corn soil insect control, targets white grubs wireworms cutworms and corn rootworm resistance is possible. For first year corn after soil, apply one pound of actual chlordane aldrin or heptachlor in a seven inch band at planting and lightly cover with soil using press wheels or covering knives if needed in rough ground.

Iowa Jim Frier Harold Gunderson Iowa State University USDA Gunderson

Past Matrons Mark 15th Anniversary Dinner Gathered in Prairie Home

Past Matrons of the Order of Eastern Star held a dinner in Prairie Home to observe their 25th year with 22 members present. Reports note members returning from Florida and Texas for the season while others visited Cedar Rapids and Ames relatives. Pvt Dale Schroder awaits Viet Nam duty, and Michael Miller is listed in the army at Fort Leonard Wood amid local visitations and hospital news. מור

Josie Yoder Asbury Methodist Church Marvin Cole Cedar Falls Carl Crossett Washington Dale Schroder Adolph Schroder Aberdeen Maryland Viet Nam Michael Miller Clarence Miller U.S. Army Fort Leonard Wood Michael Weldon Miller Ames Phil U. Jesse James Mercy Hospital Eldon King Winterset Jesse James P.M. Swartzendruber Geneva Hooley Lillian Swartzendruber Pauline Emily Miller

Keota and Wellman residents host family gatherings

A Keota resident returned home to Wellman after visiting relatives. Thornburg hosts Mr and Mrs C J Dansville for a Sunday gathering with Paul Noffsinger. Howard Berry of Batavia and Donald Huntsberger family joined Glenn Huntsberger household for a Sunday visit.

J.F. Brenneman Keota Wellman C.J. Dansville Thornburg Paul Noffsinger Howard Berry Batavia Donald Huntsberger Glenn Huntsberger

Whislers Host Birthday Dinner At Home

Living Lake reports a birthday dinner Sunday at the Raymond Whisler home honoring Miss Clarice Meek of Ottumwa. The piece lists local families attending church events, birthdays, anniversaries, travel to nearby towns, and farm tasks as spring work begins, with several mentions of relatives visiting and small celebrations.

Living Lake Lawrence Whisler Whisler Raymond Whisler Clarice Meek Ottumwa Clarence Washington Meyer Manor Iowa Presbytery Muscatine Lloyd Marek Virginia Joe Vince Marek Iowa Joe Peckman Iowa City Tom Walker del Walker Winga Cafe Del John Palmer Donald Cedar Rapids Stephen James Birney George Horn David Birney Ames Emanuel Blick West Liberty

Auction sales schedule at Iowa venues in April

A list of upcoming auctions and sales at Washington County Fairgrounds and various Iowa locations. Items include antiques and household goods, real estate, garage equipment and cars, and consignment sales. Weekly livestock sales occur at multiple markets including Wapello, Columbus Junction, Ollie, Kalona, and Wayland with specified days and start times.

Washington County Fairgrounds Carol Harrison North Marion Ave 2Nd Ave Washington Iowa Pontiac - Buick — Perdock Inc Eddie Edwards Brighton Wapello Livestock Auction, Inc Wapello Smylie’s Columbus Junction Ollie Livestock Exchange Ollie Kalona Washington Livestock Sales Co

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SMV Farm Bureau and Safety Leaders Dennis MR. Wilson C. L. Jennings New London Airport Super Market Conesville Mrs. O. B. Godber Iva Pelson Westinghouse Iowa Southern Whislers R. J. Dawson Mary Jo Witting Truman Tuttle Sioux City Journal Osincup’s Fabric Service Center
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