Iowa farm outlook shows larger corn soy stocks for 1967 68
Iowa State University economist Bob Wisner says carryover stocks of corn and soybeans will rise in the 1967 68 marketing year as on farm stocks on Oct 1 indicate surplus supplies. On farm corn stocks were 563 million bushels, Iowa accounted for most of the national total. Corn production is projected at 4 717 million bushels, 15 percent above 1966 and 26 percent over 1961 65. Soybean production is seen at 993 7 million bushels, up 7 percent from 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Jim Frier
Iowa State University
Bob Wisner
Minnesota
Nebraska
U.S
Wisner
Illinois
Ohio
Missouri
U. S
Keota Rebekahs plan fall social and visits
Keota and area residents attended meetings and visits noted in the October items. Emerald Rebekah Lodge finalized plans for a November 1 event with a Hard Times theme and an entertain ment program. Royal Neighbor ladies held a memory tribute for Leona Brooks and planned charitable purchases for Maplewood Manor. كبار
Ed Schultz Home From Army Training in Maryland
Ed Schultz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schultz, returned home Thursday after completing his military training in Maryland. He was schooled in small gun maintenance. The Presbyterian Church hosted an Area Christian Education Conference with ministers teachers and officers of the church school in attendance. Ruth McClure of Presbyterian Headquarters Philadelphia led discussions. Rev. and Mrs. Rushing will move near December 1 to Manning Iowa where he will pastor. Anna Mae White and Maude White visited Marion with Mr. and Mrs. David White. David will work as electronics engineer at station KWLY in Spokane Washington. Wednesday study club met at Winga's Cafe in Washington for dessert. sixteen members attended with United Nations news items. The month’s theme was The Jewel of Home Life, and the lesson The Gla mor of New Fabrics and Their Care was studied with a Fabric Shop visit in Washington. Mrs. Smith spoke on fabrics and care. her daughter modeled items. A Q and A followed, lesson arranged by Mrs. Merle Tinman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Greiner
Amy Williams
Leona Brooks
Home Fund
Maplewood Manor
Mary Henderson
Donnie Heisdorffer
Washington
Clifford Conklin
David Gordon
Jim Lee
Mason City
James See
Joyce
Gordy Pearson
V. L. Miller
Bill Robertson
Dublin
Lucille Vinton
Robert Hale
Greg
Rochester
Minnesota
Dennis Stoutner
Mabel Morris
Keota
Nelle Littlefield
Washington Hospital
Jacque Schulty
Brenda Palmer
Lila Lyle
Francene Besser
Barbara Gretter
Cedar Falls
Roger Wright
Wrights
Carroll Wittmans
Marion
Crawfordsville
Ed Schultz
Raymond Schultz
Maryland
The
Presbyterian Church
Ruth McClure
Presbyterian Headquarters
Philadelphia
Anna Mae White
Maude White
David White
David
KXLY
Big Beach
Spokane
KWLY
Winga’s
James Wilson
Howard Anderson
United Nations
H. V. Becks
Jack Guengerich
Ivan Alts
Guengerich
V. D. Hochstetler
I. E. Grady
Dean Feldman
Arlis Niffenegger
Alma Michel
Keswick
Joe Ott
Ott
Mary Ford
Hazel Coffey
Ladies Bridge Club
I.E. Grady
Grady
H. L. Grady
Raymond Yetty
Joe Allen
Lester Speas
Floyd Walker
C. C. Shimon
Euchre Club
Winter rose protection tips from Iowa State extension
County Extension Director Jim Frier and horticulturist Ben Vance explain how most roses are not winter hardy and need protection from October through March. Methods include 10 to 12 inch soil mounds or peat moss, cleaning up diseased leaves, tying canes, and pruning after spring. Climbing roses require ground covers and soil, while a Home and Garden Bulletin No. 25 offers detailed guidance.
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Jim Frier
Ben Vance
Iowa State University
Vance
Home and Garden
Morrill Hall
Ames
Iowa
Kalona Rebekahs plan events and club notes
Kalona Rebekah Lodge members planned a Friendship and Fun night for November 17 inviting Wellman Washington Lone Tree Keota North English and Iowa City lodges, with Mrs Richard Morgan as entertainment chair. December will feature holiday plates for shut-ins. Other items cover bridge club events funeral attendance in Keswick for Joe Ott and various social gatherings around Kalona including church fellowship dinner and visits by neighboring families.
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Kalona
Kalona Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow
C. R. Beckley
Noble Grand
Wellman
Washington
Lone Tree
Keota
North English
Iowa City
Richard Morgan
Alva Kepler
Alma Michel
Robert Hartley
Irma Gingerich
Morgan
Harold Maxwell
Willis W. Gingerich
C. C. Shimon
Family Night at Bethel Church
Bethel hosts a well attended family night with a 6:30 pot-luck supper. Bernard Payne and family shared slides from Brazil while gifts were given to Maurice Alvine and May Gideon. Guests included Ray and Jerry Niffenegger and entire Gideon circle, with Allen Wulf, Stanley Soucek, and Mac Wallace among attendees.
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Bethel
Bernard Payne
Brazil
Maurice Alvine
May Gideon
Bob Applegate
Gideon
Allen Wulf
Stanley Soucek
Ray Niffeneggers
Jerry Niffenegger
Ray Niffenegger
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mac Wallace
Elsie Conard
Alma Walker
Gideon Home
Howard Fishers Guests of Novys at Riverside
Howard and his wife from Iowa City visited Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Novy in Riverside. The Highland Junior Varsity beat New London 19 to 14 on Monday evening. Melanie Vicki and Melissa Burich visited with Mrs. Bessie Burich Saturday night. Sunday visitors were her sons and families from Iowa City. Alvah Heck remains in Mercy Hospital Intensive Care showing some improvement. Gale Dinner released from Mercy Hospital after weeks as medical patient. Clarence Thomann released from Mercy Hospital after a week. Five extinct volcanoes appear on the west horizon at Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Highlander
Iowa City
Gerald Niffenegger
Joliet
Illinois
Arlis Niffenegger
C. R. Decker
Frankfort
Kansas
Ivan Burkley
Kalona
Jack Guengerich
Leroy Stutzman
Donald Dickel
Richard Miller
Richard Morgan
Donald Gingerich
Stanley Norenberg
Adel
E. J. Hesselschwerdt
Lester Reber
Riverside
Howard Fisher
Albert Novy
Highland
New London
Bessie Burich
Melanie
Vicki
Melissa Burich
Dale Burich
Cleo Burich
Robert Burich
Alvah Heck
Mercy Hospital
Gale
Iowa Seed Dealers Meet Highlights And Insect Control Talk
At the Iowa Seed Dealers Association convention in Fort Des Moines U S Senator Jack Miller addressed the Presidents breakfast. Dr Harold Gunderson discussed the Western and resistant corn root worm and 1967 test plots with control observations, endorsing rotation as primary and Ortho Box 19 as a leading insecticide though 80 percent control in heavy infestations remains. Dealers report strong Ortho Box 10 use and anticipate a short supply next spring urging early orders for the 19638 planting season.
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Iowa
Fort Des Moine
U. S
Jack Miller
Harold Gunderson
I.S.A
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Jim Frier County Extension
Keota Rebekahs Planning Party
Mrs. Boyd Sanders
Robert Rushing
Rev
Rushing
Manning
Washington County
W. M. Boshart
Mgr
Haydn Owens
Goff
Federal Land Bank
Ass’n
Mt. Pleasant
Kalona Rebekahs
Mrs. Eugene Way
Bethel Church
Mrs. Jr. Knottnerus
Wapello Livestock
HIWAY
Wapello
Packers and Stockyard Act
Special Commission On
Maurice Beckman
Mediapolis
Paul Heindel
Col
Ainsworth
Bob Duncan
Dean Smith
Ike Yoder
Peadock Inc
St. Oskaloosa
Ken Ruegsegger
North Clay West Liberty
Ken
Howard Fishers
Novys
Mrs. Wilbur Kiene
Ical
Clarence Thomann
Alburquerque
N.M
Frank
Patterson Seed and Supply
Unipel
Ceenton
Chevron Chemical Company
Ortho Division
Ortho Way
Fort Madison
Chevron Companies
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