Riverside Chamber Plans Big Riverside Celebration
The Riverside Chamber of Commerce met at the B and W Cafe to install new officers and plan the June 27 and 28 celebration. A bingo stand, demolition derby, parade float, and town park preparations were organized with volunteers assigned to setup, lighting, posters, and street cleaning.
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Riverside
Riverside Chamber of Commerce
Larry Muller
Cleo Burich
Wilma Rummelhart
Ivan Schradel
Yeggy and
Shradel
Lewis Weber
Ralph Schnoebelen
Ed Shebek
Paul Schnoebelen
Dale Rath
Don Davisson
Maynard Strabala
Maynard
Don Kirchner
Russel Wieland
Russel Schnoebelen
Ivan Shradel
Lester Schnoebelen
Larry Wieland
Bryan Sweeting
Busi
Woman injured in home accident seeks surgery in Iowa City
Mrs. Gerald Teets, a surgical patient in Mercy Hospital Room 240 Iowa City, is recovering after severing hand tendons when her left hand went through window glass during an at home accident Friday. Relatives of local residents and visitors, and several families plan vacations, church trips, and family gatherings in Iowa and Colorado and Canada this week.
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Kalona
Gerald Teets
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Dallas, Oregon
Joe Parizek
West Liberty
Dinner guests and visitors from Col legeville and Kalona
Mr and Mrs Elam Christner hosted Mrs Henry Mullet and their daughters for dinner. Afternoon visitors included Mrs William Diltz and Lisa from Collegeville Pa Mrs Marie Herner and Charlene. Mary Ellen Gingerich of near Kalona underwent eye surgery Monday morning at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City.
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Henry Mullet
Elam Christner
William Diltz
Lisa
Col
Legeville, Pa
Marie Herner
Charlene
Mary Ellen Gingerich
Kalona
Mercy
Best ball tourney on Lagos course in Keota
Lagos Acres hosted a Best Ball tournament won by Mark Miller and John Bones of Centerville with a 67. Bill and Steve Vorheis of Iowa City placed second at 69, while Ron Stewart and Dan Peters of Ottumwa also posted 69 for third in the Championship flight.
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Keota
Lagos Acres
Mark Miller
John Bones
Centerville
Bill
Steve Vorheis
Iowa City
Ron Stewart
Dan Peters
Ottumwa
Ed Sauter
Don Dixon
North English
Wayne Olson
LaVon Altenhofen
John Haak
Jim Simmons
Marengo
Charles Asbill
Jim Beverlin
Sigourney
M. Fetzer
E. Jones
Bill Anderegg
Bob Hawkins
Jack Leedom
Don Bermel
Bob Adams
Larry Netten
Joe Geil
Dean Trier
Fayettes 4-H
Connie
Cathy Sieren
Lisa Anderson
Janet Bayliss
Karla Baumert
Karen Cady
Leonard Bayliss
Iowa Farmers Warned On Corn Borers This Season
Iowa farmers were cautioned to monitor corn borers as moths emerge and begin egg laying. Peak activity is expected the week of June 22 with 5 to 75 percent leaf damage signaling treatment. Recommended controls include diazinon or toxaphene granules, EPN sprays or powders, Bacillus Thuringiensis, and no grazing restrictions after treatment.
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Iowa
Harold
Gunderson
Riverside notices and family visits bring limited updates
Mrs. Schnoebelen discharged from Mercy Hospital this past week. Dorothy Fitzsimmons moved to Extended Care Center Route 5 Iowa City. Ethel Kern admitted to Mercy after a fall in Riverside in serious condition. The Rev J J Fathe of Solon visited with Mr and Mrs Earl Harr as he recovers at home. Jim Geret’s family called home from Norfolk for his father Lyle’s serious illness. A list of recent visitors to Earl Hart included Dubuque, Dallas and Muscatine residents. Y Social Club met with traveling dance games and a hosted lunch prior to July meeting with Mrs Jim Rice.
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Ralph Schnoebelen
Miracle Play Ground Equipment Company
American Legion
Ethel Kern
Mercy Hospital
Riverside
J. J. Fathe of
Solon
Earl Harr
Mr. Harr
Jim Geret
Norfolk
Virginia
Jim
Navy
Lyle Geret
Earl Hart
Verne Schillig
Dubuque
Norma Edelstein
Dallas
Texas
Ray Brown
Muscatine
Albert Eagle
Margaret Shime
Iowa City
Charles Strabala
Charles Skubal
Jim Rice
Lewis Weber
Francis Waldschmidt
John Bulger
Regina
Rita Waldschmidt
Waldschmidt
Low
Skubal
Wilbur Kiene Riverside
St. Marys Parish
Fred Kron
Gregory Tripoli
Phoenix
Arizona
Doyle Robertson
Kron
Jack Kron
Elizabeth
Ellen
John
Karen Grecian
Tom Kelly
William Waldschmidt
Bettendorf
Annette
Jane
Steve Booth
Verena Ryan
LeClaire
W. F. Boeckmann
Paul Scherrer
Zelda Shebek
Veterans Hospital
Beef cattlemen to meet at Iowa State July 25
Iowa beef producers are invited to the Iowa Cow-Calf Roundup at Iowa State University Memorial Union on July 25. ISU Extension livestock specialist Bill Zmolek outlines topics from forage and beef calf production to cross-breeding trends, with three cattlemen Gene Weiss Tom Jager and Steve Garst sharing experiences. Registration begins at 9 a.m. and the program runs 10 a.m. to about 3:30 p.m.
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Iowa
Iowa State University
Bill Zmolek
ISU
Iowa State
Gene Weiss
Manning
Tom Jager
Eddyville
Steve Garst
Coon Rapids
Memorial Union
Planning and seed supplies from farm extension note
Frank reports the planting season ending, detailing 200 acres of soybeans and 60 acres of oats on their farms and contractors’ fields. New Calland soybeans show strong tests, uncertified Amsey seed filled supply needs, and a July 8 twilight meeting with agronomists planned. Seasonal items offered include Hawkeye Eater twine, Sudangrass, Dwarf Essex rape, and Banvel weed control, with weed sprays like Tordon available.
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Calland
Ames
Schnoebelens Gather For July 6 Reunion
The annual Schnoebelens reunion is set for Sunday July 6 at 12 noon in the St Marys parish hall Riverside a cooperative dinner with beverages. Local social notes mention visits and events including weddings and hospital stays of community members.
Evening Circle meets at Chester West Chester
The West Chester United Methodist WSCS met June 9 at Miss Esther Booth's home with fourteen members. Items included announcement of the School of Missions at Ames July 7 to 11 and saving Betty Crocker coupons for Bidwell Riverside. A Mother Daughter Brunch themed Shoes drew about 150 at the church June 11 with many honors and a skit, songs, and prizes.
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West Chester
West Chester United Methodist Wscs
Esther Booth
Tom Hobbs
School of Missions
Ames
Betty Crocker
Bidwell - Riverside
Ken Dusenbery
John Duvall
Harold Nicola
West Chester United
Lory Packard
Gordon Packard
Ed Hahn
Glenn Ladchoff
Jimmie McCullough
Edna Kleese
Care needed in use of organophosphate insecticides
A farmer’s death linked to organophosphate use underscores poisoning risks from corn rootworm controls. Iowa State Extension specialist Stephen Ryan notes these compounds are highly toxic and early signs include pinpoint pupils headaches dizziness blurred vision sweating shortness of breath nervousness and chest discomfort. Immediate physician consultation is urged with suspected poisoning for quick antidote treatment.
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Stephen 0. Ryan
Iowa State University
Iowa State
Ryan
Help Wanted Ad In Evening Journal Classifieds
A brief note invites readers to place ads in the BHvening Journal classifieds by calling 653-2191 for details and assistance.
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Bhvening Journal
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Steve Reif
Manitou Springs
Colorado
Maggie Bash
Brian Gingerich
Dean Miller
Forest Lake
United Christian and Baptist Church
Earl Fry
Bryan
Murray Cree
George W. Fry
Canada
Mason City
Daryl Fry
Judy Enfield
Enos Enfield
Oxford
Ray Enfield
Washington
KE. C. Kern
Ronald Harland
Larry Kern
Dean Jackson
Cedar Rapids
R. H. Peterseim
John Christner
Cecil Christner
Main Street
RCA
West Bend Coffee Maker
Eagles Lodge
Keith Murphy
Mike Orris
Dennis the Menace
Lagos
Mrs. Boyd Sanders
St. Joseph School of Nursing
Rosemary
Ottumwa Heights College
AV Oeeva MG
V. M. Boshart
Haydn Owens
Mt. Pleasant
Goff’s
Mrs. Schnoebelen
F. W. Schnoebelen
Dorothy Fitzsimmons
Otto Navy
Robert Bushek
Davenport
Ed Bushek
Bob Jr
Weber
Frank
Patterson Seed and Supply
Chester
Tance
Bertha Gretter
Howard Bohr
Chris Duvall
Marion Pence
Ted Kiesey
Wayne Norman
Journal
Hayssen Fond
Community Feed Inc
Larry C. Dingman
Ainsworth, Iowa
Carnation Breeding Service
Watertown
Wisconsin
LaVerne Redlinger
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