Signup for 1964 Wheat Program Underway at ASCS Office
ASCS County Office begins signup for the 1964 voluntary Wheat program. Howard Lins, Chairman, says participation yields diversion payments and price support loans. Signup closes May 15. eligible farmers must enroll to receive benefits and certificates. Contact ASCS with questions to complete plans before the deadline.
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ASCS
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Lins
Country Line Club elects officers
Keota April 21 The Country Line Club met at the home of Mrs To Green. Election of officers elected Myrtle Funston president Clara Fleenor vice president Elta Green secretary and treasurer The afternoon included visiting and refreshments The next meeting will be with Myrtle Funston. Also a potluck dinner honored Minnie Green on her 84th birthday with 24 relatives present. Tom Krause to Goosebay Labrador May 7 Air Force station. Den I of Cub Scouts met after school with six boys Den Chief Brad Fostick leaders Mrs Allan Reighard and Mrs Gordy Pearson Present Colored pictures butterfly common to this area discussed and Mothers Day gift made Puppets from paper sacks Treats by Randy Richardson Ardell Reighard to bring next week.
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Boyd Sanders Keota
Country Line Club
To Green
Myrtle Funston
Clara Fleenor
Elta Green
Art Krause
Tom of
Keota
Sam Erwin
Mt. Pleasant
Minnie Green
Tom Krause
New York City
Goosebay
Labrador
Air Force Base
den I
Cub Scouts
Den
Brad Fosdick
Allan Reighard
Gordy Pearson
Randy Richardson
Ardell Reighard
Keota Community Notes and Funeral Attends
Matt Hotchkiss of Stratford attended the funeral of Jim Ralston in Keota and visited his parents Mr and Mrs Bill Hotchkiss. Marion Bell of Humboldt visited with Mr Bells sister and husband. The Romines spent weekend at Center Point visiting their son Jim Romine and family. Tone Leitsinger hosted the Happy Hour club for an annual birthday party and gift exchange. L G V club met at Mrs Jo Luers home with 12 members and guest Marilyn Johnson of Wellman. Myra Peiffer and Phyliss Lyle led entertainment and provided craft materials for Easter bonnet making with Wanda Baumert voted best bonnet. May basket desserts and coffee served. Richard Smith and family from Waverly weekend guests of the Luers. Cub Scout Pinewood Derby set for April 28 at 7 00 p m in Federated church basement with elimination heats and a championship trophy for the Pack. racers built by the ick 54—start with similar kits and finish as individual works. Community members urged to attend and cheer.
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Delbert Romberg
L.G.V. Club
Jo Luers
Marilyn Johnson
Wellman
Myra Peiffer
Phyliss Lyle
Wanda Baumert
Richard Smith
Waverly
Duane Luers
Keota PTA hosts Swedish exchange student speaker
On Monday April 21 the Keota Community PTA met with Lars Sjoberg from Sweden as the evening speaker. He described his family, customs, school system, and government, sharing insights with the group. Officers were elected: Mickey Melnerney president Virginia Henderson first vice president Dale Singleton second vice president Ferne Adams secretary Eugene Engel treasurer. Jack McFaden to audit.
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Keota
P T.A
Lars Sjoberg
Sweden
Lars
Iowa
Norbert Greiner
Mickey Melnerney
Virginia Henderson
Dale Singleton
Ferne Adams
Eugene Engel
Jack McFaden
Sikke Temple
Wayne Olson
Keith Herr
Tri T
Kay Helscher
Glee Holmes
Chester Residents Visit Tarkio and Local Events
Chester residents attend in Tarkio Mo to greet Phyllis McDowell fresh from a year’s study and plan her freshman year. Local gatherings include dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Melvin Booth in Esther Booth’s honor. Barbara McDowell named president of Stephens Honor Dorm for next year.
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Sharon Hough
John McDowell
Tarkio
Phyllis McDowell
Sharon
Melvin Booth
Esther Booth
CC. Niffenegger
Keith Stewart
Park College
Parkville
Barbara
Stephens
Jay Lynn Hough
John Hough
el. Sawyer
Celebrate grandson's sixth birthday in Washington KEOTA
Keota community notes recount Mark Heisdorffer celebrating his sixth birthday with family in Washington. Several visits occur among local families including Bond relatives visiting from Indiana and a census taker for Keota. Community events include home open houses, Leaguers spring rally in Burlington, and parish and school activities. A separate item notes a UPI report from Boston on a crime prevention folder for teens issued by the New England Citizens Crime Commission outlining juvenile related laws.
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Keota
Elmer Waller
Donnie Heisdorffer
Washington
Mark Heisdorffer
Leo Heisdorffer
Mike Heisdorffer
Walburga
Charles Bond
Indiana
George Bond
Leroy Tinnes
Frank Brown
Wayne Zehr
Reading For Teens
Boston
UPI
New England Citizens Crime Commission
Major league scores and upcoming games listed
Baseball results show Pittsburgh defeating Chicago and Cincinnati beating Houston by large margins. The schedule lists Wednesday and Thursday night games with expected pitchers for each matchup, plus American League standings and recent results across multiple teams and cities.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Houston
New York
Ellsworth
Stallard
Los Angeles
St. Louis
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Simmons
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Hendley
Lemaster
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Kaat
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Tebbetts Happy With Indians After Health Return
Tebbetts recovers from heart attack in Tucson and follows Cleveland. He praises home run therapy by Leon Wagner who joined the Indians last December after a bid from the Angels. Wagner hits his second homer of the season as Cleveland beats Kansas City 5 3.
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Detroit
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Houston
Jim O'Toole
Chico Ruiz
Pete Rose
Vada Pinson
John Edwards
Reds
Gene Freese
Fred Norman
Pirates
Cubs
Jim Stewart
Andre Rodgers
Ron Santo
Billy Cowan
Billy Williams
Roberto Clemente
Dick Schofield
Jim Pagliaroni
Freese
Roy Face
Pirate
Norman
Subway Trains Destroyed In Grand Central Fire
New York police and fire units fought the worst subway blaze in history under Grand Central Terminal. Two trains burned, girders buckled, 42nd Street sank, transit service disrupted, several firemen and commuters injured. Fire blamed on electrical failure. heat eased only after crews battled flames for hours. Walter Z Blaney, the self-styled Texas ambassador of good will, promotes travel folders and jokes about his middle name Zaney.
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NEW Yrk
UPI
New York
Grand Central Terminal
42Nd Street
Times Square
Grand Central Term
Houston
UPL
Walter Z. Blaney
Texas
Good Will
Zaney
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