Bicentennial flag raised at Crawfordsville City Hall
In Crawfordsville on August 14 a Bicentennial flag was hoisted beside the U S flag at City Hall after being presented by State Senator Forrest Schwengels at the August 7 Republican Reunion and accepted by Mayor Ron Johnston. Also noted are a birth in town, community club activities, family visits, and local church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Waters
Crawfordsville
Forrest Schwengels
Ron Johnston
Jerry Graber
Walsenburg
Colo
Heather Marie
Dennis Graber
Melburn Gingerich
Burton
Ohio
P.J. Graber
Wayland
O.E.S
Marr Park
Maurine Wilson
Billie Jo Rose
Bob Howell
Clara Cannon
Washington
Irma Hanft
Pleasant
Ada Spencer
Florence White
Henry Davis
Nancy
Marshal Rose
Joi
C.C. Moorhead
Lyle Paisley
Haydn Thomas
Jim Wilson
Gina
Larry Wilson
Kirksville
Crooked Creek Cyclones
Raymond Howsare
Bruce Davis
Duane Lewis
Charles Huff
Frugal Syrup Quick Sauce From Canned Fruits
Preserve fruit syrup in a plastic container in the freezer until it accumulates enough. Thicken with a touch of cornstarch and serve as a hot sauce over snow pudding pound cake French toast or pancakes.
Public Record Dismisses Malicious Injury Charge Against Cupps
A charge of malicious injury to a building against Jeffrey L. Cupps of Columbus City was dismissed Aug 15 on motion by the county attorney's office. The record lists multiple speeding fines ranging from 10 to 18 dollars for residents of Iowa City, Kalona, Washington, and nearby areas, plus other violations including improper muffler and reckless driving.
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Jeffrey L. Cupps
Columbus City
Timothy D. Zear
Washington
Wilda R. Malin
Exline
Becky S. Kemp
Kalona
Gary W. Schmelzer
Iowa City
Billie J. McDonnald
Mary E. Wright
Brighton
Jerry D. Miller
Geraldine M. Widmer
Mr. Pleasant
Peter P. Stumpf
Carl Darby
James P. Rivers
Minneapolis
Minn
Steven C. Gray
Coralville
Priscilla Thompson
Camanche
Gordon E. Sherman
Delwyn Miller
Gary L. Gingerich
Parnell
Russell L. Fenn
Donald E. Flockhart
Ralph Sistern
Craig L. Kephart
Joseph H. Walsh
Matthew L. Miller
Reserve soybeans need may strain supplies into 1977
UPI reports Agriculture Department analysts warn this year's soybean crop will not meet domestic and world demand. By fall 1977 reserve stocks could fall to about one month's needs, with on hand 200 million bushels at the Sept. 1 start of the 1976-77 season and forecasts showing reserves dipping to around 120 million. Exports to rise modestly, domestic use down, prices up amid reduced crop and tighter supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
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City Hall
David
Steven
Kurtis Roth
Brian Stone
Harlan Winter
Sharla
Trisha
Cedar Falls
United Methodist Summer Assembly
Kaye
Sue Deaver
Thompson River
Colorado
Sue
Harlan
Carroll Frandson
Boone
Indianola
Knoxville
Leonard Deaver
Carmen Steele
Heidi Bernau
Pam Fletcher
Robin Henderson
Jackie
Aaron Hesseltine
Susan Edgar
Winter
Don
Home Improvement Inc
Hastings
the Public Record
Bobo the Clown
First Assembly of God Church
Phil Kaufman
Bobo
Richard Queener
Lou Brock
L.t.’S
SMS
Converse
Fisher
Hardees
Bowser Sewing Machine Shop
E. Jefferson
Washington, Iowa
Ken-Rene Studios
Pot Pourrie
State Theater
East 7Th St
Mainta
Haggear
Clarence Logan
Klein Klothing Kompany As
Tetanus and
Gooner
Robert Logan
Wwe
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