Details of feed grain program now available
The 1969 voluntary feed grain program details, announced by Secretary Freeman and chaired by Howard Lins, include barley joining for 1969, a national 37 million acre diversion target, and farm base reductions for eligibility. Signup runs Feb 3 to Mar 21 with loan and payment levels unchanged from 1968 for corn sorghum oats rye and barley with minor rate changes and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Lins
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Lins
Mr. Lins
Church women of Kalona study Asia
Mrs. Lawrence Griffiths presided at the January United Women's Fellowship meeting in Kalona. 123 pounds of clothing were sent to Church World Service. The Kalona Youth Banquet is set for January 29 with a planning committee from the congregation. New officers for Ka-Hi Camp Fire Girls were elected: Peggy Shalla president, Linda Wright VP, Nancy Schaefer secretary, Gale Shaver treasurer, Debbie Pantel scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Lawrence Griffiths
United Women’s Fellowship
United Christian and Baptist Church
Griffiths
Church World Service
United Church
Logan Reif
Ford Skola
Richard Scott
The
D. G. Sattler
Calvin Hickman
Eugene Way
Southeast Asia
Lewis Belcher
Richard Adams
Hickman
John Woodin
George W. Fry
Ka - Hi Camp Fire Girls
Peggy Shalla
Linda Wright
Nancy Schaefer
Gale Shaver
Debbie Pantel
Ann McAndrew
Leader
H. E. Peterseim
Joye Reece
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Ellery Taylor
Harry J. Fry
Harold Troyer
Blue Grass
Floyd Walker
Burlington
Patterson rites mark Riverside funeral services
Riverside reports detail the funeral for G. O. Patterson at Davenport’s Hill-Frederick Chapel after a long Iowa City hospital illness. Also covered are Girl Scouts activities, S and C Club euchre prizes, Legion Auxiliary plans for January 24, and moves of local families including the Krons and Schmidt addresses mailed from Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Miriam Heitzman
Paul Heitzman
Hills
Hill - Frederick Chapel
Davenport
G. O. Patterson
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Cattlemen warned of runoff problem
Iowa cattle feeders face runoff risks from feedlots warned by J R Miner an assistant professor of agricultural engineering at Iowa State University at a January 15 meeting in Iowa City. He noted measurement across wide areas is hard yet runoff can pollute streams lakes and groundwater. Solutions include diverting clean runoff and routing waste runoff to a pond with dredging cycles using two ponds to simplify sludge removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State University
Iowa City
J. R. Miner
Adolescent Maturity Shifts Parenting Roles and Teens
Iowa State University expert Russ Mahan notes teens mature physically by ages 10 to 12 and are exposed to the adult world via media. He urges parents not to overreact to new dress and music and to guide behavior without attacking self image, balancing privacy with reasonable boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Mahan
Iowa State University
Mr. Mahan
Miller opposes rally near presidential inauguration
Senator Jack Miller of Iowa urged Attorney General Ramsey Clark Interior Secretary Stewart Udall and Washington Mayor Walter Washington to disapprove protestors requests to use public property for counter inaugural activities. He said free speech does not entitle disruptors and many people will attend to honor the next and retiring presidents unimpeded. He cited Chicago disturbances and urged that nothing detracts from the occasion's significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Jack Miller
Iowa
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Walter Washington
Miller
Mrs Stewart plans California trip amid snowy Iowa winter
LIVING LAKE January 9 Mrs Jessie Stewart reports her daughters called from California about warm weather and sunburned trips. Jessie plans to leave for California via Cedar Rapids this Saturday if possible and hopes to reach the Fishers in Omaha for a visit. Her great granddaughter was born January 3, making Jessie a great grandmother. Bill Tuttle hosted Jackson Township 4-H boys, while Virginia Williams and Bernard Williams celebrated their second wedding anniversary January 3. The Williams family recovered from flu, stock needs rise in cold days, and fruit prospects weigh on the new year amid fears of a harsh winter and potential damage to peaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Living Lake
Jessie Stewart
California
Jessie
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Scott Fisher
Bob Fisher
Omaha
Margaret
David Scott
Fishers
Bill Tuttle
Truman Tuttle
Jackson Township
Lloyd Marek
Virginia
Bernard Williams
Williams
St Marys Circle discusses missions and meeting notes
Mrs Frank B Peiffer hosted the January St Marys Reading Circle with fourteen members and one guest Mrs Walter Reed present in Keota on January 14 Mrs Walter Sieren served as president pro tem for the business portion after minutes were read and the group recited the Rosary in worship and discussion
Community gathering notes and family events from Keota and area
Unison and a Litany program by Rita Miller and Mrs. B J Byrne featured a discussion on Indian Missions. Birthdays for Leona Peiffer Rita Miller and Sandy Vogel were noted along with the anniversary of Mr and Mrs Frank Vogel. Dinner guests included Elmer and Darlene Peiffer and Denny Peiffer and families visiting Ottumwa. Nancy Hale born to Harksen family in San Diego. Grandparents Harold Harksen of Hanover Illinois and Mary Deimerley of Keota. Visits to Des Moines Wellman Ames and Keota relatives reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Miller
B.J. Byrne
Leona Peiffer
Sandy Vogel
Frank Vogel
Elmer Peiffer
Darlene
Keota
Denny Peiffer
Scott
Lester Disney
Wellman
Harksen
San Diego
Nancy Hale
Harold Harksen
Hanover
Illinois
Mary Deimerley
Maplewood Manor
Jim Palmer
Richard Mayer
Des Moines
Jeri Mayer
Karla Romoser
John Romoser
Ames
Elsie Mayer
Mrs Schnoebelen returns home from hospital Riverside
Mrs A E Schnoebelen was released from Mercy Hospital after a week’s stay. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Fred Kucera and Mr and Mrs Will Krotz. Several families gathered for Sunday dinner at Claude Havel’s in Iowa City, with Elmer Sammons and family among guests. The Goodluck family relocated to Iowa City from Riverside Hilltop apartments. Brian, a Riverside Elementary first grader, is noted.
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Melanie Purdue
Judy Waldschmidt
S & C Club
Leroy O'Conner
Will O’conner
Don Swailes
Pete Gerot
Lyle Gerot
Russel Yoder
Ralph Klein
Yoder
Fred Kron
Riverside
Ulin
Iowa City
American Legion Auxiliary 257
Wilma Rummelhart
Ralph Kloppfer
Busi
A. E. Schnoebelen
Mercy Hospital
Fred Kucera
Will Krotz
Elmer Sammons
Elmer Sammons Jr
Claude Havel
Walt Lemley
Kenneth Rogers
Rollie Williams
Wellman
Goodluck
Hilltop
Brian
Riverside Elementary School
1968 Chevrolet heavy duty pickup up for sale
The 1968 Chevrolet four wheeler pickup features a four speed manual transmission and a 250 cu in six cylinder engine. It has under 5,000 miles and is offered for sale if not sold prior to the auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
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Church Women of
Asia
Mrs. Eugene Way
Patterson
Mrs. Wilbur Kiene
Leona Kucera
Bill Volkmann
Tiffin
Schmidt Farm
Leroy
Agnes Schmidt
Texas
William Schmidt
U. S
Holy & Hdy. Co
A.D
Fort Hood
Carl Schmidt
N. G
F Stu
MFSS
BAMC
Fort Sam Houston
University Hospital
Sunny
Tangerines
Gail Swartzendruber
By Hank Ketcham
Chicago
United States
Carl Zieglowsky
Washington County Fairgrounds
Seth Thomas
Bavaria
Germany
U. S. Prussia
Haviland
Eta & Copper
H. L. Huber
Huber
Keith Murphy
Mike Orris
Mrs. Stewart
St. Mary's Circle
Mrs. Boyd Sanders
Mrs. Schnoebelen
Keota Chemical, Inc
Washington County
David O. Walters
Duane Longwell
Maurice Conrad Wellman
York-Duroc
Farrow
Hampshire
H. P. Johnson
Johnson Bottle
John Deere Pto
Lyle Donohoe
Ike Yoder
Cappers
John Deere
Heisler
A. C
New Idea
Kewanee Harrow
Meyers
Letz Burr
Ford
Kewanee
Klein
Kalona Savings Bank
Cletus Kern
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