1967 Feed Grain Program Outlined By United States
The 1967 program sets corn price supports at 1.35 per bushel with a 30 cent direct payment and a 50 percent cap on base acreage. Sorghum loan rate is 1.61 per hundredweight. A 20 percent diversion of base is required for eligibility, with separate small farm diversion rates. Soybean substitution continues for feed grain on permitted acreage. Program signup starts early 1967 with simultaneous Feed Grain and Wheat signups.
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Washington County
Schwengel Campaign Schedule Stops Thursday in Washington
Republican candidate Schwengel for Congress from the first district will visit Republican headquarters in Washington Thursday morning. A bake sale is planned there in the morning. He then plans stops in Ka tona and Wellman around 2 tomorrow as part of his campaign trail.
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Rrea Schwengel
Congress
First
Washington
Schwengel
Katona
Wellman
Family Celebration Adds Floral Touch From Wolf’s
A small gathering marked by thoughtful arrangements as Wolf’s lends a hand with blooms for a family occasion. The event showcased fresh flowers and a personalized touch shaping a warm, intimate memory for loved ones.
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Wolf's
Mrs. Ethel Singleton Dies at 76 in Pleasant Plain
Mrs. Ethel Singleton 76 of Pleasant Plain died October 18, 1966, at Rest Haven Nursing Home Mt. Pleasant. Rites set Friday at 2 p.m. at Pleasant Plain Friends Church with Rev. Har old Chute. Burial Pleasant Plain Cemetery Gould Funeral Home in charge. Born August 24, 1890 in Cantril, Iowa, daughter of Sylvester and Dora Bailey Smith. Married January 6, 1908 to Floyd Singleton who died in 1957. Surviving daughter Mrs. Glen West Brinnell, son Rev. Floyd Smith Kew, four grandchildren, one sister Mrs. Alice Moore Burlington, three brothers Harold Smith California Town Virgil Smith Washington Town Wade Bowen Knoxville.
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Brighton
Ethel Singleton
Pleasant Plain
Rest Haven
Mt. Pleasant
Friends Church
Glen West
Brinnell
Floyd Smith
Kew
Alice Moore
Burlington
Harold Smith
California
Virgil Smith
Washington
Town
Wade Bowen
Knoxville
Yoder Inc Expands Research Facilities on 200 Acre Farm
Yoder Inc purchases the 200 acre Frank Rhodes farm in southeast Johnson County for expansion of Yoder Feeds research facilities. Officials say the farm will support controlled practical research for livestock including chickens and turkeys, with new farm buildings and feeding equipment. Lester D. Yoder and Dr. Stan Aldinger announce plans.
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Frank Rhodes
Johnson County
Yoder Incorporated
Yoder Feeds
Divi
Yoder Inc
Lester D. Yoder
Stan Aldinger
Lutherans prepare for mission festival in Washington and Wellman
The Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd in Washington and Wellman invites members to attend a Mission Festival this Sunday October 23. Pastor William J Yunk will preach at morning worship in Washington and Wellman. A 1:00 p.m. dinner at Wellman precedes a 2:30 p.m. festival service with guest preacher Rev. Frank Koepke of Concordia Burlington Iowa.
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Lutheran Church of the Good Sheperd
Washington
Wellman
William J. Yunk
Yunk
Frank Koepke
Concordia Lutheran Church
Burington
Towa
Koepke
Japan
Burlington
Washington and
ISU Fraternity Aids Tornado Victims At Ames
ISU fraternity at Iowa State University in Ames raised 3500 for Belmond tornado victims since the weekend. Joe Jones serves as treasurer and Pi Beta Phi sorority aided the project. Mr and Mrs Joe Jones Miriam and Mr and Mrs Ed Augustine spent last weekend at the university for homecoming activities.
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Vetta Sigmani Fraternity
Towa State University
Ames
Belmond
Joe Jones
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Miriam
Augustine
University
Local residents note travels and events across Iowa
Mrs. Dan Brindley returned from Meridian Mississippi after a 10 day visit with Lt. and Mrs. Robert R. Hansen and Robbie. Louise Wasson resumed work at Crull and Lee after a vacation with Lillian Lewis, touring northern Iowa and Wisconsin. Mrs. Matilda Wasson visited relatives in Burlington. Gladys Dicks of Washington and Leah Hawkins of Columbus Junction joined an autumn leaf bus tour through northern Iowa Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota returning Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Sobaski of Brighton spent days at the William Shunick home in Davenport with a scenic drive to Dubuque and McGregor. Veterans of World War I Barracks and Auxiliary attendees at Muscatine district meeting include Everette Burham Golia Miller and Mary OConner. Mrs. Harold Stephens entered Mercy Hospital Iowa City for surgery Thursday. Rev Charles Cowell Jr Rev Clarence Dehne and Dr Vernon Elgin attended a two day conference on medicine and religion at the University of Iowa with clergy doctors psychiatrists and social workers. Harold Stephens and wife spent Sunday in Waverly visiting son Tom, Wartburg College student, for a comfort by Victor Borge at Knight’s Gymnasium.
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Gladys Dicks
Washington
Leah Hawkins
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Sylvester Sobaski
Brighton
William Shunick
Davenport
Dubuque and
McGregor
Everette Burham
Golia Miller
Mary O’conner
Muscatine
Charles Cowell Jr
Clarence Dehne
Vernon Elgin
University of Iowa
Iowa City
School of Religion and Medicine
Department of Medicine and Religion
The
American Medical Association
Salladay Speaks on Firearms at Y’s Men Club Meeting
Myron Salladay spoke to the Washington Y’s Men Tuesday evening in the new Y building about firearms and gun safety, exhibiting several handguns, shotguns, and rifles. President Robert Huber noted next Tuesday’s Hawaiian Luau ladies night reservations, while Robert Reed said bridge marathon materials are being distributed for upcoming play.
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Myron Salladay
Washington Y’s
New Y
Air
Salladay
The
Robert Huber
Robert Reed
Mennonite Editor to Report on Vietnam War Role
Frank H. Epp editor of the Canadian Mennonite will speak on Viet Nam peace work and postwar rebuilding. He returns from a five week trip to Viet Nam and Asian countries to discuss the role of Christians in the west in stopping the war and aiding recovery.
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Viet Nam
West
Frank H. Epp
Peacock's Imperial Creme promises wrinkle removal
A lengthy advertisement touts Peacock's Imperial Creme as a quick fix for wrinkles, rough skin, brown spots, and blemishes. It claims rapid improvement within days, lubrication of pores, and removal of age spots with no risk during a six day trial, offering a full refund if dissatisfied. The note provides a price of $2.00 and a location at West Side Square.
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New York
West Side Sq
Mennonite Church to Lead Viet Nam Relief Program
The Mennonite Church has taken responsibility for a $350,000 relief effort announced for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The program, while opposing U.S. policies in Viet Nam, will minister to those affected and coordinate aid through Christian Service.
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Nonite Church
Mennonite Church
Viet Nam
Christian Service
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Kevin Krogmeier
George Krogmeier
Campion
Wolf's Flower Shop
Schoonover Drug
Keith Vetter
Jim Quinn
Keith
Republican
Evening Journal
Schocttever
Lutherans
ISU Fraternity
Dan Brindley
Meridian
Miss
Robert R. Hansen
Robbie
William Douglas
Harold Stephens
Mercy Hospital
Io Wa City
Waver Ip
Tom
Dent
Wartburg College
Victor Borge
Knight's
Y’s
Helena Rubinstein
Osincup Drug Store
Walgreen Agency
West Side Square
Vietnam
State Bank
F.D.I.C
By Marie Davant
Nelly Dn
Dorothy Parkins
Suemed
Polident
Dr. Butler
DOE Rai
Walgreen Laboratory
Emerald
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