Wellman Area News and Visits July Update
Dr Miller and family returned from the East with travel notes from New York World’s Fair and New England tours. Jealyn Hunt and Tari joined relatives in Colorado and Michigan while several residents welcomed guests from California Iowa and Texas during a busy week. Bill Wade accepted a sales training post with International Harvester in Ottumwa after earning a degree from Iowa Wesleyan in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Donald Kaufman
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Russell Plecker
Sylvia Barnett
Morro Bay
Calif
Everett Plecker
Lloyd Plecker
Betty
Carral Sass
Iowa City
Dale Herdlicka
Washington
Glen Millice
Bill Wade
International Harvester Company
Ottumwa
Bill
Iowa Wesleyan
Wade
Eddyvile
Wellman
Judy Slemmons
Edgar Slemmons
Albion J. Young
Soybean Certification Deadline Nears In Iowa
The deadline to certify soybeans is July 15 at the Iowa Crop Improvement Association office in Ames, with early submission urged by July 1. 1965 blanks are available at the County Extension office, and each seed lot requires a lay from the seed planted. Total variety acreage must be listed, applicant must join ICIA, dues are $1, certification costs $10 for the first acre and 90 cents for each additional acre, with regulations at the Extension office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Crop Improvement Association
Ames
Jim Frier
County Extension Office
Public Notice of Washington School District Financial Statement
Public Notice shows the Community School District of Washington reporting fiscal year 7/1/64 to 6/30/65 with totals 27,855.81 543,692.62 42,075.33 41,694.01 86,175.31 16,109.54 767,602.63 and 186,780.46. Stanpaler, Secretary, certifies the report as true and correct. sworn before a notary on July 2, 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com Sctrist
Washington
Nsther Allison
Charles Hawkins Wilma Atkinson
Carl Holvik, Jr
Russell Bannister
Joyce Horsey
Ee Wew
Thomas Berdo
James Hloustman Mee Ree
Ray Blair
Gary Hulsten Wee Eee Ene
Leslie Blie
Haw. Hatchcroft
Carolyn Bollman
Florance Jaspering
Wm. Brice Ee Eeeneee
Gwyneth Jones
Joyce Bush
Ee Ee Eee
Catherine Kiesey
Imogene Coles
Allan Kingler Ree
Robert Dimit
Permelia Lay Wee
Virgil Earls
Esse Lindh
Marjorie Elgin Loveless
Maxine Elliott
Meet Lyne Ee
Katherine Everetts
A Masson
Vernon Feuerhelm
Alfred Fritz
Doroth Matson Cos
Clara Gilbert
Mary Én En McNeil
Nisse Glassburner Weer Ae
Maurice Meyer
Marjorie
Ruth Miner
Yuane Hagensick Vloyer A
Kathleen Morgan
Cora Halvorson
Une Nicola Ore Ee
Cecil Hawkins
Seeeeee
Helen Pals
Carol Olesen Eee
Paul Hazelett
Donald Perrin San Eeee
Wally Horn
Seen Buth Horton Nee Eeeee
Karen Mary Ann Rue Per Eeeee
Hubert Redlinger
Joan Hutchcroft
Alberta Ea Wee
Jeffrey Pe
James Rosien
Ethel Kelley Ae
Wee
Melvin Sabin
Henry Lanning
Harold Stevens
Amie MacFarlane, Jr
Mabel Supella Eee
Wm. Marie, Jr
Alice Swanson
Clarence McConkey
Jack Tanner Wee
Paul F. Miller
William Tweeten Een Ee
Barbara Mitchell
Katharine Waddell
Kathleen Morrison
Peter W Ler
Steer Lois Overbaugh
Connie Ieley— Bey Verite Pefferman
Richard Wiley
Phleger
Ronaie
Ken Pron
Aloes Jean Pleaka
Floyd Woods, Jr
Wanda SusteRe Ladressdebiee
Lois
Jerome An Mary
Eno Soe
Joy Proses Lee
Alanstro
Ella May
Lena Schich
Aine Schmid
Boge Hultz
Mary Booth
Shields
Rosemary Chalupa Peiricis Presi
Gence Gee
Gladice Cook
Raidin Pre
Dra Cornish
Nley
Betty Donnell
Robert
Gallagher
Alex Voc
Samond Ander
Carol Wee
Nisensi Don Woodruff
Ald Higorson
Julie Zager
Horticulture conference and garden timing tips for Iowa
Iowa gardeners are told about the annual Horticulture Industries Field Days and tour at ISU Horticulture Farm on July 16 and 17. Tours target commercial horticulture and home gardeners, with crops including vegetables tree fruits strawberries and ornamentals. Also included are lawn and rose care tips such as crabgrass control fertilizer application around roses and watering guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Frier
Ben F. Vance
Iowa State University
Iowa
ISU
Past Presidents Parley Dinner at Bryn Mawr Restaurant
Crawfordsville reports detail a Past Presidents Parley of the American Legion Auxiliary hosting a dinner with husbands at Bryn Mawr Restaurant. Attendees include Florence Henss Ada Spencer Russel Zickefoose Lyle Paisley Alvin Jones Kenneth Rhea Everette Sommer Richard Lease Charles Wells Vernon Fletcher and Ernest Whiting with spouses.
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Crawfordsville
Parley
American Legion Auxiliary
Bryn Mawr
Florence Henss
Ada Spencer
Russel Zickefoose
Lyle Paisley
Alvin Jones
Kenneth Rhea
Everette Sommer
Richard Lease
Charles Wells
Oren Harrell
Harrell
Greene Co
Grand Junction
Larson
Chamber of Commerce
Hot Cocktail Sauce and Other Vintage Kitchen Tips
A compact collection of era specific recipes and notes including hot cocktail sauce with chili, horseradish, lemon juice and tabasco. pickled tomatoes with onions and spices. a 1000 Island dressing with greens and eggs. and Jean's Jambalaya using pre cooked rice. Also mentions inexpensive buns with sesame top and a Bay Village author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Smith
Bay Village
Ohio
Jean
Hay heating risks and steps to check stored hay
County Extension Director Jim Frier urges daily monitoring of stored hay for two weeks for heating signs. Norval Wardle from Iowa State outlines three symptoms a burning odor a vapor and hay that feels hot. He explains testing with a rod then a dairy thermometer and when 141 to 165 degrees apply a heat reducing cut. If above 165 call the fire department and use carbon dioxide to cool hotspots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Frier
Norval Wardle
Iowa State University
Wardle
Sorghum pastures caution from county extension director
Sorghum management is important to prevent prussic acid poisoning in cattle and sheep. Dhurrin in young plants forms poisonous acid. avoid ensiled material for 2 3 weeks after silo filling and don’t leave green chop in wagons overnight. Ensure 20 inches of sudangrass growth or 25 30 inches for sorghum sudangrass before turning stock out, and wait 2 days before grazing frost killed pastures next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Frier
Frier
FDA labeling reform to limit calories and declare MDRs
Regulations will limit terms like low calorie to 15 calories per serving and 30 per day, and non fattening to no more than 10 extra calories daily. Dietetic ice cream labeling must show calories per specified quantity. Labels listing minerals beyond calcium phosphorus iron iodine and vitamins A C D and B vitamins must justify their presence or note lack of established need. Products exceeding MDR quantities may be deemed drugs requiring prescriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Register
Food and Drug Administration
Journal of Clinical Nutrition
FDA
Rootworm Damage Hits Iowa Corn Fields
Iowa State University extension entomologist Harold Gunderson reports rootworm damage across southern four tiers of Iowa counties. Untreated corn shows lodging as rescue organophosphorus insecticides like Diazinon Thimet parathion or 4072 may be used with high clearance equipment due to tall corn.
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Iowa
Harold Gunderson
Iowa State University
Gunderson
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Alta Berry
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Vella Maplethorpe
Elizabeth Wehrle
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Janet Scott
Everett Curl
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Stanpaler
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Dennis the Menace
By Hank Ketcham
Tenge Nous
Lime Boy
Legion Auxiliary
Lake Okoboji
Arthur Dare
Lake Arrowhead
George Dares
Dare
George Dare
Jessie Older
Mary Long
J. H. Copeland
Ft. Madison
Earl McVey
Older
Chicago
Warren Dares
C. L Jennings
New London
Washington Concrete CO
North 12Th St. and
Rock Island
Helene B. Dillon
Mary Macomber
Fire Department
Washington County
ASC
Commodity Credit Corporation
United States Department of Agriculture
Ainsworth
Cargill
ASCS
W. Jefferson
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
M. L. Tweeton
Marion
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic Physician Journal
Optometrists
John W. Lemmon
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