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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1964

Page

7

Pastors Accept Richland Call Amid Local Church News

Rev. and Mrs. Harold Chute accept a call to Richland Friends Church beginning September. They come from Thornton Indiana after 12 years in ministry. The McCracken couple resign to retire next year. Local updates cover camps, youth events, and community notices.

Richland Harold Chute Christian Ladies Aid Ben Winfrey Wm. Muenzenmeyer Steinberk Cabin Lake Darling Hubert Bodkins Cloyd Watson T R. Wolf Elwin Wines Paonia Colo Pamela Yoder Bernard Wheeler Brooks Ollie Indianola Simpson College Debbie Conklin Kartney Steinbeck Wesley Woods Tri - County Stanley Stover Jefferson Co Randall Stempel Reece Capps Roger Roach Milwaukee Railroad Conesville Mabel Pickard Woolson Friends Missionary Society Robert Pfeifer Fairfield Hospital Howard Altenbernd Farmer Veterans Hospital Iowa City Phillip Hoffman Rubio Naomi Lock Woolson Friends Church Howard Lins Clay Social Club

Experience guiding smart home buyers and remodelers

Real estate professionals say repeat buyers demand at least two bathrooms and a double bowl kitchen sink with disposer. Many homeowners upgrade through remodeling or by choosing homes with adequate plumbing to avoid dissatisfaction and gain convenience.

Bureau

Food expenses dominate Iowa farm family budgets in 1963

A 1963 ISU study of 187 Iowa farm families shows food purchases exceed 1,000 dollars and account for 24 percent of total living expenditures, far ahead of clothing. Total family spending averaged 4319 dollars while net income fell 17 percent from 1962.

Sally J. Smith Iowa Iowa State University Miss Smith Everett Stoneberg Larry Kurtenbach

4 H Club Anniversary Marks Half Century Of Extension Service

The Cooperative Extension Service reaches its 50th anniversary as part of the U S Department of Agriculture. It coordinates 11 000 county extension agents and 94 000 clubs with two and a quarter million youth. Major corporate and philanthropic sponsors support over 35 project areas teaching electronics biology farming health and nutrition.

Cooperative Extension Service U. S. Department of Agriculture 4-H Cal Corporation Ralston Purina

Eastern Iowa Summer Festival opens in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids hosts the third annual three day Summer Festival in Greene Square Park starting Monday June 22 with free nightly 6 15 p m performances by 25 local cultural groups. Highlights include the Cedar Rapids Cadets Drum and Bugle Corps and diverse acts from theater to jazz with multiple venues around downtown.

Eastern Iowa Cedar Rapids Iowa Greene Square Park Cedar Rapids Cadets Greene Square The

Modernizing Bathrooms Adds Value And Comfort

Homeowners can add a full or powder bathroom by using underutilized spaces such as large closets pantries stair beneath areas or basement or attic. Planning with a reputable plumbing contractor early helps select piping and fixtures for compact installations.

Side-dress corn now for highest yields

County Extension Associate Merritt Canady urges farmers who have not yet applied side-dress nitrogen to do so now. Nitrogen should be applied before corn reaches 18 inches, as growth peaks and nitrogen uptake is highest, making this the best time to boost yields. Delays risk reduced benefit despite possible rain and growth.

Merritt Canady Washington County Canada Extension Agronomist Registoss Iowa State University

Dr Ralph Kearns dies in Michigan at 87

Dr Ralph D Kearns 87 of Flint Michigan formerly Columbus Junction died June 1 in Flint He was a Presbyterian minister for 56 years retiring in 1948 after more than 25 years at First Presbyterian Church Flint Survivors include his wife Edna Pearl Gamble three sons and two sisters May E Keirns and Mrs T O McFall of Marion Iowa

Columbus Junction Ralph D. Kearns Flint Michigan Kearns First Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church Parsons College Fairfield McCormick Theological Seminary Chicago Woodhull Central Presbyterian Church Edna Pearl Gamble May E. Keirns T. O. McFall Marion Iowa

Don’t Overdo Work With 4 H Heifers

County Extension Associate Merritt Canady warns against over-conditioning 4 H heifers during fitting for shows. Iowa State Dairy Association field secretary Tom Lyon cautions excess fat tissue in the udder lowers lifetime production and recommends a corn oats linseed concentrate fed by heifer condition. Lyon advises 3 to 5 pounds daily for most heifers and liberal concentrates for lactating cows with high quality legume hay. beet pulp should be introduced early with 3 to 4 pounds dry weight per day either soaked or dry with grain.

Canady Tom Lyon Iowa State Dairy Association Lyon

Check New Hay For Heat Developments And Safe Handling

Merritt Canady warns hay stored now can overheat and burn barns if moisture exceeds 17 to 20 percent. Norval Wardle of Iowa State explains bacteria cause heating. signs include burning odor vapor and hot hay. If temps pass 165 degrees call the fire department. cool spots with carbon dioxide and cut trenches to separate masses.

Merritt Canady County Extension Norval Wardle Iowa State University Wardle

Expansion of War on Brucellosis in Iowa Swine

Iowa swine brucellosis eradication activities expand as 128 of 400 new herds named brucellosis free in the past six months. The voluntary validation program relies on producers to certify and maintain disease free herds. County extension directors or Dr. Maynard L. Spear at Iowa State University provide laws and requirements details.

Maynard L. Spear Iowa State University Iowa United States Spear Ames

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