Aiken to Speak at Farm Bureau Meet
Des Moines Iowa October 6 Aiken will address the Farm Bureau gathering in the city. The event focuses on agricultural policy and farm issues with Aiken as the featured speaker.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1948
Page
5
Wilsons Celebrate 64th Anniversary in Local County
Mr and Mrs Frank L Wilson mark 64 years of marriage tomorrow with the couple recalling long years in the county. He was born locally and has resided here. she was born in Connecticut and moved here at age six. They wed in an apartment above the Brown Shoe Fit building during a day of heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Connecticut
Hattie S. Williams
Brown Shoe Fit Company
Wilsons
Aiken to speak at Iowa Farm Bureau convention
The Iowa Farm Bureau federation announced U S Senator George D Aiken will address the federation's annual convention November 15 to 18. Also speaking will be Ransom Aldrich president of the Mississippi Farm Bureau. A committee from nine Iowa districts will propose resolutions headed by Richard Stephens of Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
U. S
George D. Aiken
Federation
Aiken
Congress
Ransom Aldrich
Mississipi Farm Bureau
Iowa
Richard Stephens
Crawfordsville
Pythian Sisters Plan Halloween Party
Pythian Sisters held their regular meeting at K P hall to finalize plans for the district convention in Fairfield on Tuesday Oct 12. Members were advised to meet in front of the hall at 9 o clock Tuesday morning for travel. Tickets or the opening banquet can be arranged by calling Mrs Marion Thompson before Saturday. A program of entertainment will follow business at each meeting with a Halloween party planned for Oct 19 to celebrate Founders day. Members are asked to bring inactive members and pies for the event. Lodge meetings in fall and winter will begin at 7:30. Esther White served refreshments as the degree staff practiced drills and ritual work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P. Hall
Fairfield
Marion Thompson
Paul Monroe
John Morrett
Esther White
Missionary Society Meeting Votes Time Change
Ten members met last night at 8 in the home of Mrs. Sikke Temple for the Carol Brewer Missionary society. Mrs. George Kerr led devotions and Mrs. Lloyd Duensing reviewed a missionary magazine lesson. President Mrs. Richard Bordwell conducted business and the group voted to move meetings from evening to 2 p.m. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. Bordwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Brewer Missionary Society
Sikke Temple
George Kerr
Lloyd Duensing
Missionary Magazine
Richard Bordwell
Presi
Half Goes for Feed in Early Laying Flock Costs
Early laying flock costs show feed taking about half of income as producers balance nourishment with egg output. The note highlights feed efficiency and annual returns for poultry operations.
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