Manns enjoy 2000 mile vacation trip
Brighton and Batavia residents Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mann and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mann completed a 2000 mile sight seeing tour through eight states. They visited Mammoth Cave, Abraham Lincoln's birthplace, the Smoky Mountains, Gatlinburg Cherokee fields, Ruby Falls and Lookout Mountain. They sailed the Lost Sea in Sweetwater and reported the trip well worthwhile.
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Brighton
Homer Mann
Eugene Mann
Batavia
Mammoth Cave
Abraham Lincoln
Kentucky
Tennessee
Cumberland Gap
Gatlinburg
Smokey Mts
Cheerokee
Chattanooga
Ruby Falls
Rock City
Lookout Mt
Sweetwater
Tenn
Nashville
Lela Miller
Keota
Tricia Mann
Roger Mann
Galva
Ill
Joe Gowey
Wayland
Don Hoekstra
Richland
Ed Warren
Bob Brinton
Eunice Gowey
Lagos Acres
Dennis
Norma Gowey) Conrad
Ethel Hanze
Leland Horton
G. A. Smith
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Horton
Leo Dunbar
Jefferson Co. Hospital
Dick Shafronek
Sally Mairet
Jessica
Keosauqua
Raymond Stacy
Earl Neal
Paul Snyder
Elmer Moore
Laton Schooley
Washington Co. American Legion Auxiliary
Washington
Lila Gardner
Kalona
Vera Ivey
Clarence
Dist
Pres
Moore
Snyder
Schooley
Local notices and hospital updates from Richland area
Everett Milligan returns home from Veterans Hospital in Iowa City while Mary Elmore seeks care at University Hospitals in Iowa City and others share hospital stays. McCracken family reunion details five households. Harmony Circle opens fall season with plans for next meeting. Dale Sasseen joins Drake Hardware Co as southeast Iowa salesman. Laetrile debate noted with legal status and state efforts to loosen restrictions.
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Richland
Everett Milligan
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Mary Elmore
Sigourney
University Hospitals
Mary Catherine Greiner
Bernard Greiner
Washington County
J. M
Helen) Kelly
Washington
A. Joe Kelly
McCracken
Woolson Friends Church
Preston McCracken
Lowell McCracken
Eddyville
Dymond McCracken
Keota
Rufus McCracken
Lloyd McCracken
Alfred McCracken
Pleasant Plain
Clyde McCrac
Drake Hardware Co
Sasseen
Iowa
Almanac Snapshot for Sept 22 1977
UPI Almanac notes today as Thursday September 22 1977 the 265th day of the year with 100 to follow. It marks Faraday's birth on this date and historic events including Hale’s execution of duty in 1776 and the Soviet atomic bomb test in 1949. The Himalayan range boasts 30 peaks over 24 000 feet led by Everest.
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United Press International
Venus
Michael Faraday
Nathan Hale
U.S
Soviet Union
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sara Jane Moore
President Ford
San Francisco
Asia
Mount
Everest
Farmers split over proposed 4.50 soybean support for 78 crop
Washington officials report debate over raising soybean loan supports from 3.50 to 4.50 a bushel for 1978. Nick Rose of the American Soybean Association argues the higher rate would boost foreign competition and trigger larger plantings, while others warn of taxpayer costs and policy conflicts with corn acreage plans.
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Washington
UPI
Bob Bergland
Bergland
Nick Rose
Rosedale
Ark
American Soybean Association
U.S
Rose
Public Auctions Across Iowa Aeries September to October
A list of farm equipment, real estate, and antique auctions scheduled from September 23 to October 1 in towns including Trenton Winfield Frytown Columbus Junction Washington Harper Mediapolis Hedrick Martinsburg Ainsworth Wayland Kalona and Ollie. Starts range from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. with items such as machinery real estate and household goods. Livestock sales occur weekly at Ollie Columbus Junction Wayland Kalona Wapello and Washington venues.
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Trenton
Iowa
Trenton Merrimac Road
Dennis Klopfenstein
Winfield
Keith Walker
Frytown Corner
Elwood
Carolyn Yoder
2Nd Street
Columbus Junction
George Gabriel
Armory Building
West Edge
Washington
T.E
Myers
Don
Arlene Myers
Harper
Nicholas and
Lena Sonday
Mediapolis
Harry C. Lucas
Hedrick
Arthur Bottorff
J & R Truck Lines Inc
Oskaloosa
Martinsburg
Lewis Westercamp
Lincoln Street
Ainsworth
Laird and
Bonnie Simpson
John Swartzendruber
Wayland
Trenton Blacktop
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
How homemaker can alleviate stress
Homemakers may face new stresses when children return to school. Jean Hood advises listing tasks, estimating time, and setting a schedule, with a traditional one day per task approach. If underworked, seek engaging activities like refresher courses to build new skills.
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Jean Hood
Extension Home
Hood
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