Hultman Unveils $45 Million State School Aid Plan
Iowa attorney general candidate Evan L. Hultman proposed a 45 million dollar annual program to boost local school aid and cut property taxes while emphasizing vocational education. The plan includes 40 million in direct aid and 5 million for vocational programs, funded without new state taxes. He urged rapid adoption of a proportionate sharing formula to help poorer districts and noted Iowa’s current 11 percent state support, aiming to raise it toward the national average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Evan L. Hultman
Attorney General
Hultman
Hughes
Capitol
Harold E. Hughes
GOP
Iowa
Coordinating Committee For the
State Department of Public Instruction
October Calf Sale Dates and Auction Schedule
A historical listing outlines the 24th annual calf sale schedule across Missouri and neighboring states. It details sale dates from October through November, locations near Unionville Rex Smith corner Wayland Washington Kirksville Centerville and other towns, with starts ranging 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. including estate sales and real estate auctions. The item notes ongoing weekly livestock sales at multiple auction houses in Iowa and Missouri, including Wapello Kalona and Columbus Junction.
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Unionville
Missouri
Rex Smith Corner
Reed Moore
East
Jefferson
Floyd Bower
Wayland
Hinds Sale Company
Memphis
Adair County Cooperative
Kirksville
John Wieneke
Brighton
Highway 78
Carl Amrine
Washington
Coppock
Eureka Church
Mildred Kupka
Appanoose County Beef Producers’ Association
McCreary Sale Co
Centerville
Iowa
Putnam County Livestock Marketing Assoc
Edward J. Roberts
Wayland Blacktop
Alvin Shebeck
Wapello Livestock, Auction, Inc
Wapello
Washington Livestock Sales Co
Smylie’s
Columbus Junction
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
Kalona
Ainsworth Choir Guests at Dale Roberts Home
Ainsworth residents hosted the Methodist choir for practice and social evening with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott Patty Mrs. Larry Trotter Mar vy Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Root and family Preston Ed mondson Mrs. Carl Roberts Barb Stettler Vicki Young Mary Lord and Mrs. Charles Jenkins The Kensington Club held a meeting and planned upcoming events with notes on October items and club leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Dale Roberts
John Elliott
Patty
Larry Trotter
Marvy
Stephen Root
Preston Edmondson
Carl Roberts
Barb Stettler
Vicki Young
Mary Lord
Charles Jenkins
Kensington Club
Will-Dean
Dea
G. F. Trotter
Herman Wagenknecht
Calvin Larson
Washington
Dr. Larson
Wisconsin
Grant Peterson
New London
Douglas
Wyoming
Sorosis Club
United Presbyterian Church
Stephens Greene
Methodist Wscs
Washington County
Women’s Society of Christian Service Wll
Fred Pfeifer
Harold Gerdes
Ada Spencer
Roger Colthurst
Dale Engle
Dick Holmes
Kalona Honor Marks Malichky Golden Anniversary
Kalona residents celebrate Mr and Mrs Harry Malichky Sr on their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at Captain's Table in Washington. Guests include Wes Sojka, Hubert Malichky, Curtis Figgins, Frank Malichky, Bessie Kosnar and many others from Kalona Riverside Iowa City and Nebraska. The couple hosted Sunday visitors and Tuesday evening neighbors joined for ice cream and cake. Sue Ann Skola marked her tenth birthday with a Friday celebration at Farmers Savings Bank community room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Harry Malichky Sr
Washington
Wes Sojka
Riverside
Hubert Malichky
Harry Malichky Jr
Iowa City
Curtis Figgins
Jean
Frank Malichky
Nebraska
Bessie Kosnar
Clutter
Milt Sojka
Cedar Rapids
Rose $O Jka
Dorothy Wollrab
Dessie Figgins
Malichky
V. D. Hochstetler
Joe TeBockhorst
Urban TeBockhorst
Milo Stransky
Jim Wells
Nancy Yoder
Joe Hershberger
Homer
Esther
Delmar Schlabaugh
Joyce Debler
Kim
Irma Gingerich
Velma Spicher
John Martin
Donald Johnson
Earl Roth
Lizzie Hochstetler
Quinten Miller
Soybean price support unchanged through Sept 1965
The Department of Agriculture announced the CCC will keep the minimum sales price for 1963 and 1964 crop soybeans at the county level for another year ending Sept 30, 1965. The national average is $2.25 per bushel, with a 19 cent margin making the CCC price $2.44 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodity Credit Corporation
Department of Agriculture
CCC
Howard Lins
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
4 H club activities Dutch Creek Flyerettes
The Dutch Creek Flyerettes 4-H Club met October 1 at Julie Sheetz home. A Halloween party was planned for October 24 with costume judging. Committees for decoration, entertainment, refreshments were formed and officers were elected: president Barbara Temple, vice president Julie Sheetz, secretary Mary Walker, reporter Mary Temple, historian Carol Conklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Creek Flyerettes
Julie Sheetz
Mary Temple
Betty Crawford
Mary Walker
Barbara Temple
Carol Conklin
Katie Temple
Evelyn Temple
Grant Wood
Ethel and Vivian Booth trip through the south
Ethel writes of a vacation with Vivian Booth and siblings Elm er Thoeming and Davenport's through Illinois Indiana Kentucky Tennessee Virginia and South Carolina. They note red soil and fall colors, good motels and meals, and local scenes including Negro cooks. Several social visits follow with Aunt and neighbors and a club meeting report.
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Harins
Oct
Ethel
Vivian Booth
South
The
Smokies
Elmer Thoeming
Davenport
Illinois
Indiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
South Carolina
Ben Harrison
Ed Lenz
West Liberty
Paul Harmon
Jean
Sigourney
District and family visitors brighten Fairfield workshop day
This Funny World Auction featured a barbecue supper as Mrs Orville Griggs and Mrs Dean Luers attended District workshops in Fairfield on Monday for the Farm Bureau Women. Numerous local families visited friends and relatives over the weekend including Wests with Bowen in Keota, party groups from Wapello Mediapolis and Wayland, and the Hixson, Partington, Pfeifer, Zieglowsky, and Bowen households. Clarence Lynn moved to 415 East Washington Street Washington IA and will welcome friends. Carl Corpman hosted callers Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Griggs
Dean Luers
Fairfield
Farm Bureau
Glenn West
Cloyce
Grinnell
James C. Bowen
Donna
Wapello
Ray Frowfelter
Mediapolis
Doyle Pfeifer
Dan
Wayland
Leonard Hixson
D. A. Augustine
Michael
Florene May
Fred Zieglowsky
Mel Partington
Clarence Lynn
Washington
Washington St
Ia. They Would Be Glad To Have Their Friends To Call On Them. Mr. and Mrs
Carl Corpman
Virginians Visit in Gordon Home
Mr and Mrs George S Rice of Arlington Virginia visit Mr and Mrs Glenn Gordon. Mr and Mrs Waldo Fickling and son were dinner guests of Mrs Alan Fickling. Jim Wehr weekend guest at Dale Duwa’s. Sidney Duwa attended Robin Flander birthday party after school Thursday. Mr and Mrs Dennis Hill of Tipton served supper at Bernard Crock’s. Allen Griggs and Dean Luers joined District Farm Bureau meeting in Cedar Rapids. TeBockhorst family birthday supper honors Mrs Joe TeBockhorst. Bowen and Smiley Livestock open house attended by revelers.
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Hardscrabble
George S. Rice
Arlington
Virginia
Glenn Gordon
Waldo Fickling and
Alan Fickling
Jim Wehr
Dale Duwa
Sidney Duwa
Robin Flander
Dennis Hill
Tipton
Bernard Crock
Allen Griggs
Dean Luers
District Farm Bureau
Cedar Rapids
Carl C. Heir
Ollie
Dale Dawn
Joe TeBockhorst
TeBockhorsts
Amanas
James C. Bowen
Smiley Livestock
Saturday Stamp Corner announces new U S commemoratives
An article outlines first day of issue dates for several stamps including American Music on Oct 15 in New York City and Homemakers in Honolulu on Oct 26, both five cents. It also covers Bethlehem Pa Christmas stamps on Nov 9 with guidance for first day covers and position notations. International issues include British Guiana Olympic lozenge stamps, Bermuda three pence Olympic, Bahamas one shilling with Olympic Rings and new eight pence, all tied to the Tokyo Games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Honolulu
Hawaii
Bethlehem
Pennsylvania
Penn
British Guiana
Tokyo
Bermuda
Bahamas
Bahahams
Energy chart may distress eaters
A University of Southern Illinois energy cost table shows activity calories from lying at ease to cross country running. It details minutes required for common foods like ice cream soda and cake to be burned by walking, swimming, golfing, or ironing. The quirky note recalls Davy Crockett fining an offender a barrel of bourbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale, Ill
UPI
Frank Konishi
Southern Illinois University
Konishi
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Ainsworth Choir
C. A. Thompson
Dick Young
Geo. Fulton
Crawfordsville
Mrs. Young
Stout-Frakes
Ed Stout
Bartonsville, Ill
Arnold Heck
George Gersh
Lafe Stout
Paul Seivert
Les Stout
Keota
Charlotte Singeton
Tom Wagenknecht
Veterans Hospital
New York
Window Shade Manufacturers Association
Washington Anglers’ Club
Harry Malichkys
Mrs. Eugene Way
Bk Goodrich
Washington Oil Company
E. Washington
DELCO
America
General Electric
Pillsbury
Washington Concrete CO
North 12Th St. and
Rock Island Tracks
Ethel, Vivian Booth
Ivan Hartsock
Bill Johnson
Baby
Lockridge
Jack Herr
Richland
Jim Bean
Carol Bean
Bill Darby
Don Manning
Donnie
Barbie
Bob Bruegge
Funny
Gordon
Florence
Augustine
By Walt Green
U. S
Crockett
Davy Crockett
Jefferson St
Sears & Roebuck
Chevrolet
Keith Murphy
Jim Soukup
Mike Orris
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