Mount Ayr Record-News
Mount Ayr, Ringgold County, Iowa
Thursday, December 20, 1984

A new Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service county committee member and two alternates were elected in a December 14 meeting. Elected to a three-year term was Linford MASON of Ellston. MASON owns and operates a 236-acre stock and grain farm in Union township. Other members of the county ASC committee are Gerald BAKER of Clearfield and Marion CREVELING of Ellston. Also elected at the meeting was Gordon PARKER of Mount Ayr as first alternate and Steve TRULLINGER of Mount Ayr as second alternate to the county committee.

Lee BRAND, who was recently honored for 25 years of service at the Rideta Electric Cooperative, was named line superintendent recently.

King and queen candidates for the Grand Valley homecoming included Garen PALMER, son of Wayne and Ann PALMER of Grand River; Andy SICKELS, son of Larry and Linda SICKELS of Kellerton; Steve WOOLLUMS, son of Perry and Sally WOOLLUMS of Kellerton; Brian DEEMER, son of John and Nancy DEEMER of Grand River; Beth STILL, daughter of Eldon STILL of Kellerton and Ann STILL of Mount Ayr; Penny BOLES, daughter of Burnell and Peggy BOLES of Grand River; Sheila PHELPS, daughter of Verlin and Brenda PHELPS of rural Lamoni; and Brenda PIERSCHBACHER, daughter of Duane and Norma WOOKEY of Grand River. Attendants were juniors Jill SCHWALBE and Chad HEWLETT, sophomores Jamie GREENLAND and Jeff BEDIER, and freshman Racinda JACKSON and Darren CAMPBELL. Crownbearers were Kenny DUNEK and Kelli GREIMANN.

December 03, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles BROWN, Clearfield

OBITUARIES in December 20, 1984 Mount Ayr Record-News:

Carl (Tuffy) Azel FENTON

Transciption by Sharon R. Becker, December of 2012

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