Bud Adam elected president of Richland Alumni Association
RICHLAND The Richland alumni banquet on May 28 named Elmer Bud Adam president with Richard Bond as vice president and Mrs. Junior Lynder as secretary treasurer. Toastmaster was Mrs. Don Niece. Rev. Wilson Hyde spoke. Class of 1927 rep Mrs. Harold Greeson recalled the 50th anniversary. Community events included a ham supper June 18 and a Williams family reunion in South English. Local notices cover graduates, birthdays, moves, and travel of area residents.
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Richland
Richland High School
Elmer
Bud) Adam
Richard Bond
Junior Lynder
Jesse Harbison
Don Niece
Wilson Hyde
Cedar Rapids
Harold Greeson
Victor Parcell
Don Long
Don Bishop
United Methodist Youth Fellowship Group of
Richland Park
Jane Blakely
Williams
Homer Kerr
South English
Dwight Williams
Howard Williams
Dick Williams
Kathy
Jinnie
John Williams
Charles Williams
Sam Harras
Brian
Lisa
Sara
Alfred Wallerich
Northwest of Richland
Janice Wallerich
Tonya
Sigourney
Gary
Jeff Wonderlich
Cynthia Wallerich
Winterset
Irvin Lough
Sharon
Platte Singleton
Keith Krewson
Lake Rathburn
Walnut Grove
Keith
Jeff Maeder
Mel Maeder
Jefferson County
Fairfield
Lawrence Hadley
Charles City
John Hadley
Randy Hadley
Hadley
Kenneth Hadley
University of Iowa At
Iowa City
Des Moines
John Shirkey
Debbie Shay
Oelwein
Ralph Shirkey
Ainsworth Bible School Set for June 6 to 10
Ainsworth Community Church sponsors a Daily Vacation Bible School from June 6 to 10 with classes for three years old through sixth grade. Sessions run 9 to 11 30 a.m. Monday through Thursday, and Friday ends at 2 p.m. except nursery. Nursery to 2nd meet at south church, 3rd to 6th at north. Bring lunch Friday. wiener roast for grades 3–6. Volunteers contact Mrs Terry Cellman or Mrs Mike Koehler.
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Ainsworth
Ainsworth Community
Terry Cellman
Mike Koehler
Paul Beard
Larry Lasek
Beards
Indian Lookout
Iowa City
Paul
Ruth Beard
Highland Senior High
Ainsworth Elementary
Stoutner reunion gathers in Keota church basement
Memorial Day activities in Keota include a Stoutner family reunion at the Presbyterian Church with a potluck. Attendees list numerous Stoutner relatives from Waterloo Burlington Glenview Des Moines Gridley and Illinois. Charles and Charles Stoutner were elected chairmen for 1978.
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Kenneth Aller
Karen
Burlington
Clarence Aller
Stoutner
Presbyterian Church
Marion Stoutner
Sarah
Charles Stoutner
Lynn
Tricia
Pat
Waterloo
Bruce Stoutner
Charlene Orndorff
Glenview
Ill
Larry Anderson
Lisa
Mark
Jeffrey
George Stoutner
Howard Stoutner
Gerry Stoutner
Boyd Stoutner
Omar Stoutner
Jim Stoutner
Cathy
Becky
Gridley, III
John Stoutner
Ricky
Cory
Des Moines
Florence Stoutner
Helen Huff
Illinois
Cory Stoutner
Tricia Stoutner
Albia Merchants Plan July Fourth Slowpitch Tourney
Albia hosts a 24 team slowpitch softball tournament July 2 3 and 4 to coincide with Fourth of July events. Cash prizes total 1100 with 500 to the winner 300 runner up 200 third and 100 for the loser's bracket winner. Entry is $50 per team first 24 non professional squads to pay. Contact Al Mock in Albia at 515 932 5609.
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Sovilla
Albia Merchants
al Mock
Mock
Albia
Acreage reports required for 1977 crops under new ASCS rules
Washington farmers must report wheat corn grain sorghum and barley acreage as ASC S rules tighten. Reports due by August 16 1977 for corn grain sorghum and barley. wheat reports before harvest. Day notes bills contemplate set asides based on 1977 harvest acreage and may trigger spot checks by ASCS.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Washington
W.K. Day
Congressional Agriculture Committees
Day
Market Livestock Reports From Joliet Des Moines and Chicago
Livestock markets show limited demand with cattle sales insufficient to establish a market. Hogs steady to down a bit in Joliet while Des Moines reports slow trade and lighter demand with butchers and sows mostly lower. Grain futures and soybeans show mixed moves with scattered price quotes across contracts and maturities.
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Des Moines
UPI
Hans to be honored as ISU alumni in June
Vinton, longtime Extension Service staffer at Iowa State University, will receive the 1977 R.K. Bliss Extension Citation June 4. He has degrees from ISU and has served as extension livestock production specialist across seven counties, with prior roles as county extension director in Mahaska and Benton. He and his wife Carol, also an ISU graduate, have four children and engage in community agriculture work.
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Eldon J. Hans. Vinton
Iowa State University
ISU
Iowa
R.K. Bliss
Hans
Iowa State
Cedar Rapids
Mahaska County
Benton County
Haas
Agriculture Bureau
Cedar Rapids-Marion Area
Carol
Buchanan County
Crops Rapidly Advancing But Need Rain Across Iowa
Iowa crops are developing fast due to the warm spring, with corn at 97 percent emerged and soybeans 74 percent, ahead of last year. Moisture is lacking as topsoil 64 percent and subsoil 90 percent short, prompting forecasts of continued heat and dry conditions through June.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Crop Reporting Service
Robert H. Lounsberry
Lounsberry
Gas utility seeks 4.4 percent rate hike
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America, serving 14 million customers in nine states, filed a 4.4 percent rate increase with the Federal Power Commission. If approved, the higher charges would start Dec 1 for 49 gas utilities and Chicago area distributors amid concerns over energy costs and potential gas shortages.
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Chicago
UPI
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
Wisconsin
S.M. Salvino
Natural
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Richland Alumni Association
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Ken Keiser
Karla Robinson
San Antonio
Lyle Keiser
Dewayne Westercamp
Omaha
Neb
Otto Emry
Dennis Taylor
Matthews
N.C
Taylor
Janet Emry
Rex Jackson
Paul J. Lynch
Jackson
Kingsbury Homes
Ainsworth Church
Riverside Center
Washington Developmental Center
Sandra Stout
Chris Bates
Phil Long
Washington D. C. Hall
Keith Butcher
Warren Stewart
Washington Cafe
Sun
Lava
Keota Reunion
Mrs
Paul Sievert
M & L Ceramics
W. Madison
Weeping Willow Cafe
West Chester
THE
Pirates Cove
Albia Merchants Plan
Jly de
Mr Fly
South Korea
Taiwan
U.S
Samuel Butler
Catfish
Winga's Restaurant
North Side Square
Rainbow Girls
Hagie
Reschly's Bakery
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