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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1966

Page

7

Soybean planting speeds up on Midwest farms

Soybean planting is under way across the Midwest as corn earlier in spring boosted sowing dates. Iowa, Illinois lead production with champions and new varieties named. Farmers plan higher yields through starter fertilizer, weed control, and careful planting rates amid favorable demand and market projections for beans.

U.S Food For Freedom Red China China Germany Japan Freeman U. S Iowa Illinois John Reiser, Jr Ashland Reiser Wayne Laurence Schoening de Witt Young Schoening Ford Shelby Clarke Midwest Chet Randolph American Soybean Association Des Moines Lee Louisa Polk Mahaska van Buren Warren Webster Benton Boone Buchanan Cherokee Dallas Floyd Hamilton Henry Linn Marion O’brien Page Story Washington Woodbury Washington County Myral Smith Crawfordsville

Flower bulb exchanges enliven Keota clubs meetings

May reports from Keota area clubs highlight a flower and bulb exchange at the T L S club hosted by Mrs. Marie Greiner on May 4 with eight members. Guests included Mrs. Gertie Keifer and families of the Hornings and Horning, plus others at the Amana Refrigeration open house. Other groups met for coffee, games, and May baskets, with out of town guests Naomi Adams and Iva May Bendt. Funeral services were held for Ray Schwenke Sr. at Holm Funeral Home in Sigourney. he had lived in Keota area, was 60, a farmer, and NC0F member with four sons and four daughters among his survivors.

EOTA Marie Greiner T.L.S. Club Gertie Keifer Charles Horning Angela Rex Leslie Horning Amana Refrigeration Co Luella Richardson Naomi Adams Iva May Bendt Iowa City Irene Grisham Alma Dahms Milwaukee Wisconsin Opal Bowen Mary Aller Elizabeth Aller Rosie Greiner Brighton Edgar Bandy Grisham Edna Davis W.S.C.S Methodist Church Ruth Ginkens Pat Potter Potter Dorothy Singleton Sunnyside Betty Shaw Webster Margaret Ruby Gladys Vincent Ray Schwenke Sr Martinsburg Evelyn Conklin Geraldine Doud Nevada Gloria Millikin Cedar Rapids Gladys Rice Gayle Ann Ray Jr Keota Herman Golden Colorado Charles Muscatine Thomas

Mid Prairie FFA wins state extemp speaking and track honors

Curtis Miller earned a Gold at the 38th Annual State FFA Leadership Conference in Cedar Rapids for Extemporaneous Speaking after District and Sub-District wins. Terry Pemberton joined the State Chorus, while Fred Wright played first trumpet. other delegates included Mike Welte and Ray Davisson with adviser Mr. Paul Swank. The Mid Prairie girls track team swept their triangular meet with 74 points, setting records as Connie Ehrenfelt led with a 7.3 second 60-yard dash and multiple first-place finishes across events.

Curtis Miller FFA Cedar Rapids Curtis Terry Pemberton Fred Wright Mike Welte Ray Davisson Gary Reif John Peiffer Bob Yoder Russell Grout Howard Pewitt Ronnie Meyers George Yoder Loren Huber Denny Davisson Dale Blum Dale Lampe Paul Swank Wellman Mid- Prairie Senior High School Mid-Prairie Girls Deep River Millersburg Clear Creek Connie Ehrenfelt Jeanie Figgins Maureen Strabala Janet Koss Mid-Prairie Pekin Central of Argyle Connie Janet Kos Diane Ehrenfelt Trudy Kos Debbie Spreacker Mary Schaefer Priscilla Wyse Barb Radda Des Moines

Busy Bees 4-H May Meeting at Carol Fox Home

The Busy Bees 4-H club met in Carol Fox's home with eleven members, conducted roll as "A guide in setting the table," voted 1.50 for a historian's scrapbook, and heard demonstrations on Unbaked Cookies Drop Cookies Rolled Cookies and Bar Cookies by Hiller Edward Wilson and Fox. Next gathering to be with Vittetoe trio. New York Yankees and St. Louis Browns played the shortest doubleheader in history on Sept 26 1926 lasting two hours seven minutes.

Busy Bees Carol Fox Charlotte Hiller Cynthia Edward Donna Wilson Jane Nancy Marcia Vittetoe NEW York UPI New York Yankees St. Louis Browns

Dukes Keep Enlisting Six More Sons In Service

Houston family the Dukes now have six sons in the armed services with another at home, Howard, a junior, eagerly awaiting his turn. Roy Duke, 34, at Fort Bliss Texas, and Billy Duke, 31, near Ellington Field, lead a family with Johnny Mack Duke, 25 in France, Forrest Allen Duke, 24 on Okinawa, Bobby Joe Duke, 21 in Viet Nam, and James Albert Duke, 19 in San Diego Marine basic training.

Houston UPI Dukes Roy Duke Armed Services Howard Duke Phang Nang Viet Nam Roy Fort Bliss Tex Billy Duke Ellington Field Johnny Mack France Okinawa Forrest Allen Duke Air Force Army Bobby Joe James Albert San Diego Howard Duke

Beertown's Blonde Beer Taster Holds Job With Luck Beer

San Francisco report profiles Karen Austin the nation's lone female beer taster for Lucky Beer. She tastes up to 14 bottles in a shift, works in a private stall with other tasters, and says she remains sober on the job. Austin, who began drinking beer as a child in Brooklyn, has kept a 24 inch waist after eight years in the role.

San Francisco UPI Karen Austin Mrs. Austin Brooklyn N.Y

Apply insecticides where they belong urging careful handling

County Extension Director Jim Frier urges proper use of insecticides and warns that they are safe when handled correctly. Iowa State University extension entomologist Dave Mick notes that safety hinges on careful filling and application practices.

Jim Frier Dave Mick Iowa State University

Safety Rules for Handling Insecticides in Open Containers

Precautions include wearing rubber gloves and goggles when opening containers and puncturing seals. Do not look over the spout, check labels, and follow pouring instructions. Keep the spout at the top to avoid splatter, tear sacks slowly to reduce dust, and handle insecticides with care as they are poisons.

Mick

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