Farm Bureau urges federal laws on livestock sales and rail lines
Iowa Farm Bureau proposes tighter bonding and changes to bankruptcy statutes to shield livestock sellers from packers losses. It also calls for limited railroad line abandonments pending a national transport study and urges review of railroad mismanagement and regulatory actions to protect communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Farm Bureau Today
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
Omaha
Neb
Farm Bureau
Kenneth Thatcher
Thatcher
American Beef Processors, Inc
Packers and Stockyards Division
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
The
Town Farm Bureau Local and Environmental Affairs
Harold Anderson
Wayneland Guests Honor Clifford Funk Kin at Family Dinners
Wayland residents hosted relatives from Ft. Wayne Indiana and Colorado Springs Colorado over a July weekend. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clifford Funk and Mabel Conrad plus numerous relatives from Hesston Rockford Lebanon Mt Vernon and other nearby towns. Activities featured dinners at several homes and a wedding in Skokie Illinois with multiple family members attending. The gatherings highlighted local and extended family ties across Iowa Illinois and Colorado.
Birthday surprise for Vernon Gerig in Wayland
Mrs Waunita Magdefray Wayland July 16 Vernon Gerig was surprised on his birthday at the Dr C C Wyse home. Guests included Mrs Gerig daughter and many relatives from Goshen and nearby. Refreshments of cake and ice cream were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waunita
James Troutman
Black Hills
Mt. Rushmore
Cheyenne
Rockies
Eva Roth
Ottumwa
Vernon Frey
Kathryn Nicholson
Pueblo
Colorado
Newton
Evelyn Frey
Christian Church
Evelyn Eckey
Vernon
Mrs. Nicholson
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Mary Roth
Vernon Gerig
Dan Schrock
Barb
Gerig
Goshen
Indiana
Dean Beese
U P Home Featured Guests At Newton Area Luncheon
Mrs Wesley saaer attended a luncheon on Wednesday July 9 at the home of Mrs Arnold Boslian in Victor honoring former Newton teachers. She then visited relatives in Anamosa and friends in Town City on Thursday July 10. Mrs Helen Vail of Sioux City spent days with her mother Mrs Mary Hasties. The Sunday Evensong included hymns by Fanny Crosby with Mark Hampshire in charge and Rev Charles Willming leading singing with Miss Florence Hale at the piano. The Ferrells of Fairfield and other Newton connections hosted visits. Dr John Ferrell appeared from Normal as an overnight guest. A Tuesday noon picnic hosted by Mrs C V Brown featured seven former teacher friends and two former Newton school secretaries along with Mrs Gladys Bader and Mrs G Wiley Beveridge. Misses Myrle and Gladys Baird planned short Ames visits, while Mrs Helen Heilman entered Washington County Hospital for care. Variety night showcased This Is Hawaii and Rockome Gardens with Gary Zeck operating the projector. Willa Ramsey planned extended eastern travel with several family connections, and Miss Linh and Miss Lundquist planned visits around late August. Mr Beese, formerly Mennonite Home administrator, noted. Charles Longwell and sister hosted visitors from Evanston before departure to Evanston Illinois.
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Wesley Saaer Attenaea
Arnold Boslian
Victor
Newton
Anamosa
Town City
Fanny Crosby
Mark Hampshire
Charles Willming
Florence Hale
R.B. Ferrell
Carol Lee
Fairfield
Tueson
G.B. Ferrell
W.J. Ferrell
Glenn Ferrell
Joe and
Jill
Ferrell
John Ferrell
Normal
C.V. Brown
Gladys Bader
G. Wiley Beveridge
Myrle
Gladys Baird
Ames
Myrie
Willa Ramsey
Cedar Rapids
Dale Newton
Columbus,o
Canton
Walter Bickerton
Irwin, Pa
India
Miss Ramsey
Ai India
Paul Evans Sr. dies after illness at 53 in Washington
Paul Fred Evans Sr. 53 of 724 East Second Street died July 19 1975 at Washington County Hospital after a five month illness. Funeral Monday at 1 30 p m Jones Funeral Home with Rev J Roland Crandall. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Survived by wife Evelyn and four children Paul Jr Carol James Mary Tim and two grandchildren. Military rites by VFW at graveside.
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Paul
Fred) Evans Sr
East Second Street
Washington County Hospital
Jones
J. Roland Crandall
Elm Grove Cemetery
Mr. Evans
Guy
Pauline Leesman Evans
Washington
Alberta Lenore Godfrey
Evelyn Farrier
Evans
Washington Concrete Co
Washington Community Schools
Evans Vault Company
U. S. Army
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign
United Methodist Church
Paul Jr
Carol Evans
James
Mary) Coon
Ainsworth
Tim Evans
Huber Evans
Owen
Chambersburg mayor seeks Maryland to restore signs
Mayor William Stover of Chambersburg Pennsylvania urged Governor Milton Shapp to pressure Maryland officials to reinstate Chambersburg on 52 directional signs along I-81 near Hagerstown. Maryland cited unfamiliar names Chambersburg and Martinsburg as reasons for removal, replacing them with Harrisburg and Roanoke at a cost of twenty thousand dollars.
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Chambersburg, Pa
UPI
William Stover
Maryland
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Are
Stover
Milton Shapp
Franklin County
U Maryland
Martinsburg
W. Va
Bonnett, Dale C. 84 Dies in Keosauqua Funeral Planned
Dale C Bonnett a long time Van Buren County farmer died at Van Buren Memorial Hospital at noon Friday July 18 1975 after a 10 day stay He was born March 17 1891 near Birmingham and married Hazel Hootman in 1913 Surviving are his wife two daughters Mrs Fred Brown and Mrs Meryl Leavitt four grandchildren eight great grandchildren a daughter Mildred died in July He was a member of the Presbyterian Church IOOF and helped at the Keosauqua Sale Barn before retirement Burial will be in Maple Hill Cemetery The funeral is Monday at 2 pm at Burch Funeral Home Birmingham conducted by Rev Harold Schnedler.
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Keosauqua
Dale C. Bonnett
van Buren County
van Buren Memorial Hospital
Burch
Birmingham
Harold Schnedler
Maple Hill
Bonnett
Myr Leavitt
Washington
Jesse
Birdie Calhoun Bonnett
Hazel Hootman
Fred
Beryl) Brown
Meryl
Birdie) Leavitt
Mildred
Bennett
Keosauqua Sale
The
Presbyterian Church
IOOF
Favorite Creamette Chicken Casserole Peach Pie and More
A homemade menu spreads across creamy chicken casserole with cream soups and peppers, a fresh peach pie with vanilla ice cream, a cheese sauced peas side, and a tart apple crumb pie. A Thackeray quote closes the item.
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Estherville
House
Small Business Subcommittee
Clifford Funks Wayland
Waynita Magdefray
Wayland
Clifford Funk
Ft. Wayne
Daniel Leichty
Mabel Conrad
Colorado Springs
Gene Fleenor
West Burlington
Martha Roth
Pleasant
Laura Leichty
Hesston
Kansas
Dean Pforts
Simon Leichty
Helen Beachy
Dale Diers
Elmer Roth
Leon Horst
Julie
Dina
Paul Martin
Wm. Eichelberger
Yoder-Martin
Galen Burkey
Steven
Debra Lebanon
Oregon
Ira Wenger
Burkey
Peoria
John Wenger
Betty Eicher
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
Bruce Eicher
Julie Ann
Baltimore
Allen Wenger
Sam Hulme
J.D. Hulme
Olds
Rolling Meadows
Illinois
David Swift
Sandra Elaine Unrue
Martin Jay Boller
North Shore
Lloyd Roth
Don
Mabel Roth
Norman Boshart
Ralph Stuart
Ethel Hixson
Arizona
Harold Speidel
Myron Kurtz
Brighton
Harold Shepherd
Emily Wyse
Mary
Ralph
Eugene Mann
Batavia
Lewis Sloan
Ridgefield
Conn
Gerald Mann
Harold Mann
Brenda
Urbandale
Homer Mann
Ralph Mann
Packwood
Roger Mann
Tricia
Galva
Ill
James Bock
Jefferson
Rhua Davison
Jerry Flory
Rodney Letts
Donnie Hertig
Denise
Donald Davison
U.P. Home
Helen Vail
Sioux City
Mary Hasties
Helen Heilman
Hawaii
United Airlines
Rockome Gardens
Champaign
Gary Zeck
Mi Kaur Ishwar Sinh
Chautauqua
N. Y
Dale Newtons
Miss Linh
Miss Lundquist
Oliver Brown
Fred Blick
Lucy Mathers
Grace Cottrell
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Inon
Camelot
Rrisonburg
Beese
Harrisonburg
Charles Longwell
Mr. Longwell
Harold Kauffman
Evanston
W.W
Dixie
Conny van Dyke
Jerry Reed
Ned Beatty
Don Williams
Mel Tillis
Art Carney
Steve Shagan
WAC
Toeapeaarenemneteepee
Clint Eastwood
Dirty Harry
Werner
Robert Richards
Washington County
Journal Photo
Henrietta) Miller
Bloomington, Ill
Vern
Betty) Greer
Muscatine
Lloyd
VFW
Northwestern Mutual Life
Northwestern
James D. Gorham
Normwe
Hardees
Helene B. Dillon
Philadelphia
William Thackeray
Dale York
Mike
Tonopah
Nev
Mr. York
Oral Yorks
Mia
Dimneyland
Yosemite National Park
Washington, Lowe
Drug Store
Washington, Lowa
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