County Line Club Hosts Ice Cream Supper and Local Notices
Ainsworth June 25 report: County Line Club at Mr. and Mrs. Roger Schuerman hosted twelve members and families for the annual homemade ice cream supper with cakes and toppings. Other notes include church services at Grace Hill, the Cooperative Parish vote, a new minister Rev. Jack Hooten, and social visits among area residents. Judy Orris bridal events and upcoming wedding to Ed Ossman are reported along with various visits and travels of local families.
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C. A. Thompson Ainsworth
County Line Club
Roger Schuerman
John K. Skubal
Charles Chalupa
Riverside
Russell Owens
Ainsworth
Willard McCracken
John Skubal
Dale Holmes
Jack Hooten
Richard Lee Arthaud
Lake Orion
Mich
Clarence Richards
Charles Swift
Max M. White
Muscatine Hospital
C. A. Thompson
Royal Robertson
West Chester
Mayme Squire
Washington
Homer Porter
Grace Hill
Lupnow
Madison
Wis
Ronald Ornduff
Dale Roberts
Owen White
Duane White
Harris Stafford
Grinnel
Colony Inn
Amana
Elwood Kleese
Franklin Township
Randy Gipson
Killeen
Tex
Kenneth Cuddeback
Gipson
Merle
Melanie
Harmes
Iowa City
Miksch
Mid-Prairie
Wellman
Tom Dawson
Jana Flickinger
Robin Bates
Julia Miksch
Julia
New England States
Mr. Bates
East
Minnesota
Lawrence Miksch
David Kleese
Wilbur Wright
John Dawson
Dwight Wood
Linda
Edington
Ill
Floyd DeVall
Davenport
Carl Johnson
West Chicago
Clara Goucher
Chicago
Michael Johnson
Steven
Jennifer
Billy
Spartenburg
Ruth Ann
Sue Ellen Dawson
John Dawsons
Wood
John Pedrick
Laura
Wauwatosa
Erma Hess
Keota
Hess
Jim
Charles Corpman
Kalona
Gene Wehr
Stanley Skinner
Roberta
Lindy Brinning
Tracy
Columbus Junction
Don Smith
Leonard Brinning
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Jim Schiebel
Newton
Community Notes and Weddings in Franklin Township
Franklin Township news covers visits and dinners among local families, marriages on June 8 and 9, concerts by Melanie Miksch, and travel updates. It notes farm work progressing with hay making weather hoped for, and invites Grace Hill Church services and a basket dinner on June 24.
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Augustine
Tom Berdo
Jay Carris
Mike Logan
Washington
Jerry Carris
St. Petersburg
Fla
Marion Augustine
Dwight
Neal Bainbridge
Fountain Valley
Calif
Randy Kuenzi
Cedar Rapids
James Cuddeback
Kenzi
Alaska
Elwood Kleese
David Leavitt
Lafayette
Ind
Joseph David
Myrl Leavitt
Grace Hill
Mezvinsky Plans Monopoly Hearings On Food Prices
Rep Edward Mezvinsky announces House judiciary anti trust subcommittee will open hearings Wednesday into alleged monopolistic practices and price fixing in the food industry. He says the inquiry will probe concentration of market power from farmer to dinner table and identify which middlemen profit from high prices.
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Washington
UPI
Edward Mezvinsky
Iowa
House Judiciary Anti-Trust
Mezvinsky
Gravel Dump Truck Causes Chain of Freeway Crashes
Patrolman Valdez took two women to his car after a freeway crash when a dump truck loaded with gravel lost brakes and slammed into the officer’s vehicle. The helicopter and ensuing slowdowns spurred six additional accidents with one more injury. Three total injuries reported.
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Fort Worth
Tex
UPI
F. W. Valdez
Sorghums as Forage Source for Summer Grazing
Washington County Extension Director Jim Frier notes sorghum sudangrass and sorghum Sudan crosses can still be planted through July 10 for grazing. Iowa State’s Frank Schaller says warm weather yields peak in July and August with grazing in five weeks. Recommend planting now for 24 to 30 inch regrowth, strip grazing, and stocking rates. Lewis County extension coordinates advise nitrogen topdress and hay or silage options depending on moisture and maturity.
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Schaller
Sudan
Hughes Hails 5.5% Social Security Increase Approval
Senator Harold Hughes of Iowa praised the Senate Finance Committee for approving a 5.5 percent boost in Social Security benefits. The plan would take effect January 1 next year as part of broader steps to raise relief for retirees amid rising prices and corporate profits. Hughes urged Congress to approve and urged no veto from the President.
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Washington
UPI
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Congress
Hughes
All-Iowa Fair Opens With Grandstand Fun In Cedar Rapids
More than 1 000 entries received for the All Iowa Fair with judging in Woman's World on Tuesday and Fine Arts on Thursday. Grandstand events include late model stock car races Friday, with Tony Orlando headlining Saturday, Jimmy Dean Sunday, and Loretta Lynn Monday July 2.
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Cedar Rapids
Charles Decker
Tony Orlando
Jimmy Dean
Loretta Lynn
Decker
Boros
Danny Sailor
Washington Hustlers 4-H Club June Meeting Recap
The Washington Hustlers 4-H Club met at the Francis McConnell farm at 9 a.m. with 21 members and one visitor. Lori Hotchkiss led the pledge, Paul Anders gave the 4-H pledge, and hosts were the McConnells and Hotchkiss/Letts families.
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Washington Hustlers
Francis, McConnell
Lori Hotchkiss
Paul Anders
McConnell
Hotchkiss
Letts
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Lake McBride
Wayne Brock
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George Stout Sr
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Cleo Orris
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Ed Ossman
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Professional Directory
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East Main Street
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Brighton
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