Carroll Daily Times Herald from Carroll, Iowa • Page 6

Deaths and Funerals Soil, Wafer Stept 1ft making theft: plans lor the Usual spring rush, farmers of Cartoll County were urged this Week by Nick M. Wittry, vice- chairman oi the ASC committee, to be sure to "allot necessary, time to establish needed soil and water conservation practices. He declared that, in many Instances failure to carry out conservation work in spring results in postponement of the practices until the nekt year or even complete abandonment of the plan. Vice-chairman Wittry pointed out that such practices as pasture improvement, 'establishment of permanent cover and construction of god waterways, which require seed- Ing, are springtime projects pri- marily. Terracing, contouring, con- stuctlng ponds 'and spreading limestone are other practices which should or can be done in the spring.

The ASC vice-chairman emphasized that farmers having approvals for early ACP cost-sharing conservation practices must get them completed or well under way before their approval expiration dates in order to qualify for assistance payments. He declared that failure to act promptly in the spring accounts for much of the annual slippage the amount of work authorized for cost-sharing and thf amount actually completed. The worst thtog about such page, Vice-chairman Wittry said, is that it represents unused funds which might have been used by other farmers who were, anxious and willing to carry out needed conservation. He stressed that who have approvals for ACP practices and who find they cannot earry out the work should notify toe county office immediately funds obligated to May be reassigned to others who affisjprepared to act. The vixje-chftiraiaa also said that termers wBo are carrying out their approved practices planned should nottfy the county office as soon Mf work is completed or by the fixed completion date at the yery latest.

available in CarroW county for approval at tfeta of TOW or additional requests lor aost- sharing': conservattoR practices to be carried out in 1968. Applications should filed at at the county ASC office. MM. tTAtr JHaieral services for Mrs. Ivan Warner, 88, were held Monday afternoon, April 4, at J.

W. Wilson(Continued from Page 1) if the official holding the report said, "Nothing doing." There was no requirement that he advise the local news organizations of the availability of an audit. There was no penalty If he declined to give it out to reporters. The last has been changed to the Ohde Funeral Home in Manning. Dr.

F. Hamlin of the First Presbyterian Church officiated. Ray "Beyond the Mrs. Leo Bruck, Mrs. Albert Dietz, Mr.

Pratt and Arthur Rlx sang "The Beautiful Garden of Prayer." Mrs. H. W. Hagedorn was organist. Burial was in the Manning cemetery.

Pallbearers were James Al- The Daily Record bert, Edwin Carl Johnson, Schrum. Merlin Schrum and George F. Pfnltner. Marietta Belle Graves, daughter of George and Jettchen Graves, was born Sept. 12, 191B at Denison, and came to Manning with BIRTHS St.

Anthony i Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hinners, Rt. 1, Dedham, a daughter, Thursday. Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Irlmeier, Gray, a daughter, Thursday. MeVajr Memorial gcrald LAKE CITY Mr. and Mrs. AEC Gets 4 Proposals For Atom Power Plants Herald, Carroll, Thursday, Mrs.

Watson is a sister of Mra An article entitled "Iris A K(irtak nnri A Blue Bloods, Too! by Mrs Russell of Carroll. Watson of the former WASHINGTON proposals for nuclear-fired electricity generating plants have been put before the Atomic Energy Commission under Its contemplated power demonstration reactor program. This panies i New England Helen Frandsen of Carroll, appMi-s In the April-May issue of "Thp States.) 8. Detroit area, 100,000 kilowatts, to be completed in late 1958. Proposed by Detroit 1 Edison Co, and a i group of associates Including Central Hudson Gas It Electric Puaine Heuton, Glldden, March 29.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil program, announced last Cincinnati Gas ft Electric permits AEC to perform! Consumers Power Delaware Lanpaboro. a son March 30, son some services without' charge and Light Long Island Light- I absorb some costs. The purpose ing Philadelphia Electric j.

to encourage development of (Rochester Gas Electric and lowan" magazine. Mrs. Watson tells how the Charles Whitings of Mapleton have developed nearly-100 Iris varieties FORT WORTH, Tex, A 4B. year-old man was arrested in a tavern after he axked police to help him "get my wife out of this joint." He wa.i booked in a drunk charge whrn the woman convinced invest)their famed garden. Illustrative gating officers the man was not her photographs are by Gordon husband.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kalous, Lohr- ville, a son April 1. atomic power technology. AEC Chairman Lewis L.Strauss, include a fine of $50 or 15 days! her parents when a small rhild.

In jail for a refusal Vo make such) She attended the Manning schools, graduating with the class of 193.Y On Jan. 24. 1938. she married Mr. Warner at.

Avoca. The couple spent' short periods of time at Avnca and documents public. Actual cases of outright refusal few, moat students of the subject gay, but there was always an area of doubt. Situation Clarified "Now the situation has been clarified." Wilson said. "The official knows he must advise the communications folks newspa- pera, radio or television of the fact that the audit has been received.

That tends to put the responsibility for publicizing the. audit where It belongs on the news organizations rather than on public officials. That should assure better understanding for the general public. "At the same time, it does not transcend the idea of freedom of the press by compelling the communications organizations to publish or broadcast such reports. "If there is news in them, I'm aure they will be seized upon by Iowa news organizations," Wilson stated.

"If they are routine reports, they will be given the treatment such should get." State auditor's examiners in Iowa file reports on cities, counties, school districts being investigated for such details as: actual conditions of accounts; whether have been expended properly, for purposes appropriated; whether taxpayers are getting their money's worth; to find illegal or unbusinesslike practices; and for other purposes. committee represents Iowa Associated Press Managing Editors In affecting freedom of Information. Herman DeVries, Sao City, a Mrs Toledo Edison Co. 4. Nebraska, 75,000 kilowatts, to be completed in 1959, Proposed by I AEC has received under this pro- Consumers Public Power District gram, said Thursday their esti- of Columbus, Neb.

mated total cost is about 150 mil-i i addition to these proposals lion dollars of which 80 90 per: under the demonstration program, the AEC has an application, pre- vr' vr announcing the four proposals the Mr. and Edgar Hunt. Aw Lanesboro, a son April 5. Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Daiker, Auburn, a son April 5.

McCraryRost LAKE CITY Mr. and Mrs. cent would be borne by the pro- Tabor before returning to Manning daughter April 1 to make their home. Mr. and Mrs.

Plants proposed In Illinois, Jack Massachusetts, Michigan and Ne- Warner "died at her home Lohrville. a daughter April 5. I braska. Their total gyrating ca, April 1. following an extended ill-! I acitv WoUld 455 kltowatts ness of cancer.

She was a member of the Presbyterian church and active inj church activities. She was a member of the board of trustees for (TlniM HeruM Newi CARROLLTON Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. 3126 Sequois I Baltimore 15, a son, Jeffrey Lynn, March 17.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wine of Strauss said the four would be viously announced, from Consolidated Edison New York, for a license to build a commercial nuclear power plant entirely with private capital. Consolidated Edison proposes a considered "on a competitive plant of 250,000 kilowatts and cost basis" within the limit's of the about' 205 million dollars. This funds and materials available to would be around of one per cent the AEC for the program.

The of the present electrical nn. i.Mc,. v-i AEC budget for the fiscal year; ing capacity in the United States. tarT Se ores dent "of' Macon Mo l6 Mr and i beginning July 1 carries 75 mil-j The coal-fired generating plant Se Womenf. to? two -Tones of Baltimore.

Mrs Jones the llon dol i a rs for this program. proposed at West Memphis, a Of PnVlllO 1T1O nft I 4 years. She is survived by her husband, daughter, Linda; her mother; twoj sisters: Mrs, Hugh (Arlene! Hostetter, Ames: Mrs. Joe (Anetna) Trecker, Whippany, N. and two brothers; Reynold, Lin wood, California and George Jr.

of Manning. Her father died in 1963. former Phyllis Wine, lived here The proposers have raised ques- with her parents for a number of; tions about lnsurance Two want the federal government to assume years. Carroll Markets KU Pipe(Continued from to most perfect eKjpression to the Christian concept the human life." The pontiftt told the doctors tfceir Latin cultural alliance is rich in value both for tiiemoetvM and their have the Impression thai your endeavors pursue an unreal end," he said. "Are not the diseases which must be healed the same everywhere? Pneumonia la pneumonia in the Latin countries just as it is in those of Anglo-American, culture.

The prin- oipaJ medicaments and the methods of using them are essentially the same in all civilized countries. Beckon Wttfe RealMjr But added: "Far from proposing kh unreal objective, your union intenda to reckon with reality, for the doctor will find therein means to enrich knowledge and technique from the different specific of the nations belonging the vast sphere of Latin'culture." Me sajd "Latin culture in its living tradition' offers the' doctors most previous spiritual values; bringing, out in him nobility of heart; magnamity in his decisions, comprehension and openness to the feelings, and to the sufferings of others." Income Tax(Continued from Page 1) men getting the rollcalls anyway. The original bill, in the main, oaltod tor a filing whether any tax is due or not, a lowering at ttoe point of at which a return must be filed, and a reduction in the exemptions for single and married persons. i Provision As measure stood end of Wednesday's work, contained provisions, in addition to the filing fee: L. The rate of payment for Individuals would go from 76 to 100 per effective next July i and on returns covering 1955 Income.

J. Leave the corporate rate at 2 per cent. 3. Increase the exemption for a dependent child from $7.80 to the exemption for a single person from $20 to $10, and reduce the exemption for a married person from $30 to $20, 4. Reduce the point at which a married person must file a return from an income of $2,350 to $2,000 a year.

Among the amendments defeated was one to raise the individual income tax rate from 75 to 80 per cent. (The no-record vote on this was 56-48 against.) Central Food Mar kit Carroll, lews SAYSs Do YOU wont fresher bread wrvi oof NURSING THOSE DATES PITTSBURGH, Pa. There's no dearth of dates for members of the Theta Cht fraternity at Pitt. Phil Russo, a 214-pound arranges them. "It.

is not a matr! monlal agency, Just, a social function, he says. "Theta. Chi was sinking into a dateless fraternity because engineering, math and premedical students were too busy 'boning' to make dates. "I decided to do something to help out. I managed to get dates from student nurses In various hospitals near the campus." fees.

Russo charges no (Timei Herald MANNING Pete Martens of Hens, over 4Mt Ibs. (These markets fnrmsnea hir local dealers and uitMect to rect an of the time received, bet vrcn 10 and GRAIN Soybeans. No. 2 Corn, No. 2 yellow Oats POULTRY $2.33 1.38 .66 Manning has received word of the death in California of Ed Farrell, former resident here.

Word came from Fred Hassler of Mesa, who lived In Manning for many years. Mr. Farrell served as Manning's mayor while living here. Hens, under 4Vi )bs .13 Old Roosters .08 EGGS Graded 29, .23 CREAM some liability in event they cannot get private insurance at reasonable cost. At present, there is no provision of law permitting the government to assume any liability.

This is a question which may have to go to Congress, The four proposed plants: 1. Chicago area, 180,000 kilowatts, to be completed in 1960. 18 Proposed by nuclear power group 1 (organized by American Gas Electric Service New York; Bechtel San Francisco; under the AEC's much-debated Dixon-Yates contract would have, by comparison, about 650,000 kilowatts installed capacity. Its cost: is estimated at about 107 dollars. CORRECTION! The following participating stores were left out of yesterday's ROBIN HOOD FLOUR AD J.

TAPHORN STORE ROSELLE GRETEMAN GROCERY W1LLEY Commonwealth Edison, Chicago; Pacific Gas ft Electric Sa.n Sweet Cream 58 Francisco, and Union Electric Co No. 1 Sour No, 2 Sour .57 .55 SIRS. JOHN BEITER Death came at 1:20 p.m. Wednesday to Mrs. John Beiter, 80, longtime Carroll resident.

Mrs. Beiter died of a stroke after a two- day illness. Funeral will be at 111 o'clock Saturday morning at the Huffman Funeral Home, where the body IB resting until the time of the rites. The Rev. Hugo Orf, minister of the Methodist Church, will officiate.

Burial will be in the family lot in the Carroll City Cemetery. Beiter was the widow of a well-known Carroll businessman. Her husband was in parnershlp' with his brother, the late Frank Beiter, in Beiter Brothers Market for many years. Mrs. Beiter, the former Martha Eno Cowham, was born Sept.

6, 1874, at Marcellus, where she attended school. She was a daughter of Adonijah and Charlotte Cowham. Her marriage took place Jan. 20, 1908, in Carroll, where she had frequently visited relatives. She had lived here since her marriage.

Surviving are ona daughter, Mrs. Joe (Helen Jeanne) Allison, Davenport; one son, John Beiter, Carroll; one granddaughter, Betty Jeanne Allison, Davenport; a twin sister, Mrs. Bertha Vosburg, Battle Creek, another sister, Mrs. Sallna Hurtle, and a brother, Thomas Cowham, both of Casso- polls, Mich. Mrs.

Beiter was preceded in death by her husband, a daughter, Mildred Louise, four brothers and five sisters. She was a member ot the Methodist Church, the Eastern Star and the White Shrine. Her daughter, Mrs. Allison, arrived here Thursday morning. Chicago Grain Theie njr the Humphrey Grain Company WHBAT May Tuly Sept.

Dec. HIg-h Low Cloir COLLEGE BOOM EXPECTED LANSING. Mich. W) Michigan's college enrollment will double within 15 years, says Dr. Albert Mayer of Wayne University.

Present enrollment of 99,000 will reach at least 187,000 by 1970 and may well go to 215,000, he predicts. His figures are based on the fact that the children already have been born. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO hogs sold steady to strong Thursday with of- erings weighing more than 230 sounds in best demand. Sows sold steady to 25 cents higher. USDA Salable hogs moderately active and uneven; butchers under 230 Ib barely steady, others steady to strong; weights over SCO Ib and sows steady to 25 higher; most choice 190-240 Ib 17.25-17.75; several decks No.

1 and 2 grades 190-220 Ib 17.8518.00; most sows 450 Ib and lighter 15.00-16.00. Salable cattle calves 200; rregular, slaughter steers and heifers averaging steady to strong; cows steady to 60 higher; bulls mostly steady to strong, spots higher; yealers weak to 2.00 lower; stackers and feeders firm; a load of average choice to high Got the fresher bread! deep down inside! When gofl peets hurt corn pocket book gets hurt, too! Clear your soil of these thieving sub-surface insects. Use aldrinl Easy to single spray application of aldrin, disked into the soil, gets root- worms and other pests for the entire season. Apply it broadcast or in the row. Or you can apply it mixed vyith starter fertaiaer.

See your insecticide dealer. Spray with aldrin SHELL CHEMICAL CORPORATION AQMICULTUHAI. CHEMICALS DIVISION St, UuU 210 196 19714 300 Vi 196 199'4 'lay Tuly iept. Dec. OATS Msy Tuly Sept.

Dec. SOT BEANS May July Sept, May Tuly Sept. 14B 137 64 64 2351 143 138 70 R5H 67 353 344 236 "i 13.07 13.37 13.RO 12.90 13.15 13.40 309 1 -i 200 143 145 143 65 67 251 32fi 13.07 13.35 13.S7 13.60 208 143 70 251 243 237 12.90 13.10 13.32 St. Louis. 2.

Western Massachusetts area, 100,000 kilowatts, to be completed in late 1957. Proposed by Yankee Atomic Electric Boston. (Organized by a group of power cpm- cholce 1,266 Ib steers 27.00; a load of average choice to high choice 1,265 Ib steers 27.00; most good and choice steers and yearlings 20.0025.50; a few good and choice heifers and mixed yearlings 19.5023.50; utility to low commercial cows 12.75-15.00; most utility and commercial bulls 15.00-16.50; good and choice vealers 19.00-26.00; a small lot choice 620 Ib yearling stock steers 24.75; two loads choice 1,040 Ib feeding steers 23.25. DIVORCE ACTION MIAMI, Fla. Police watched Herman Larsen, 22, burglarize a hardware store and seized him when he came out, his arms loaded.

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