Dairy Foods Dominate Diet with Substantial Intake
USDA figures show dairy products account for about 28 percent of the total American food supply from a retail weight basis. The average American consumed 1,488 pounds of food in 1960, with dairy per person totaling fluids and processed forms including 8.2 pounds cheese and 18.4 pounds ice cream. Milk and dairy provide essential nutrients, calcium, riboflavin, and vitamins A and D, while dairy made up about 19 cents of each food dollar.
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United States Department of Agriculture
USDA
Jacobson Family Holds Reunion at Adams Conservation Club
The 10th annual Jacobson family reunion drew 110 relatives to Adams Conservation Club for a potluck and program. Performers included Larry Narveson Annette and Jeanette Landgren Kathy Learn and Kenneth Jacobson on guitar. Officers elected: Grant Richards president, Mrs Kenneth Jacobsen secretary treasurer, Mrs Elmer Berg housing committee. Next reunion set for the first Sunday in June 1963 in Adams.
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Grant Richards
Minneapolis
Kenneth Jacobsen
Charles City
Elmer Berg
Blooming Prairie
Dale Landgren
Austin
Pergram Committee
James Voss
Donald Learn
Owatonna
Adams
Terence
Calif
Washington, D. C
Laurel, Md
Eau Clair
Wis
Spicard, Mo
New Hampton
Decorah
Waterloo
Cresco
Iowa
Albert Lea
Taopi
Quebec Province Population Estimated at 5,280,000
The population of Canada's Quebec province is estimated at 5,280,000 people. The figure reflects demographic estimates for the province based on recent census data and statistical surveys.
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Canada
Quebec
Social and Personal Notes Highlight Local Events
Mr and Mrs Wilton Vanek Glenville celebrate 25th wedding anniversary. Barbara Jean Lang infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Lange Glenville baptized at Glenville First Lutheran Church with sponsors. Rodney Allen Stump son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Stump Mason City baptized at Glenville First Lutheran Church. John T Kosloske and family visit LeRoy from Sauk Rapids. Leone Dalager Austin licensed practical nurse graduation honored at home. Michael Kelly graduation open house hosted by James Dalager and others. Guests from Duluth Minneapolis Albert Lea Kensett Iowa attend.
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Barbara Jean Lang
Richard Lange
Glenville
Glenville First
Rodney Allen Stump
Nelson Stump
Mason City
Iowa
Glenville First Lutheran Church
Elwood Sharpness
Russel Tim
Mark Ellingson
Elizabeth Stump
John T. Kosloske
L. Haber
Steven
Sauk Rapids
Arived
William Brunce
LeRoy
Leone Dalager
Austin Rt. 1
Austin Vocational School
James Dalager
Homer Johnson
Lloyd Dalager
Kenneth Dalager
Bradley Dalager
Erling Pinke
John Sheedy
Howard Kelly
1St Ave. NW
Michael
Austin High
Kelly
Norman Nelson
Richard Bayer
Donna Bayer
Judith Nelson
Duluth
Minneapolis
Albert Lea
Larsons Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary in Osage
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Larson of Osage was noted at a family party Sunday at the Coffee Shop in Osage. Hostesses were their daughters Lucille Larson of Playa del Rey California and Mrs Clarence Melson of Kearney Nebraska. The Larsons wed June 1 1912 in Red Wing and moved to Osage in 1917 after living in Anoka and St. Cloud Minnesota. They owned the Osage Greenhouse for 33 years retiring July 1 1950.
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Joseph Larson
Osage
Lucille Larson
Playa del Rey
Calif
Clarence Melson
Kearney
Neb
Lacy C. Jansen
Red Wing
Anoka
St. Cloud
Minn
Tyrone's Plays to Star Cronyns in new Guthrie theater
Jessica Tandy and Hume Cronyn, a married pair, join the resident company that will open the Tyrone Guthrie theater in Minneapolis in May 1963. The first season through September will feature a revival of four period plays yet to be selected by Sir Tyrone.
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Minneapolis
Jessica Tandy
Hume Cronyn
Tyrone Guthrie Theater
Tyrone
Queen of Angels Unit Sessions Aided by Hostesses
The Queen of Angels and St. Martha units met at homes in the city. Rosary recitations preceded discussions and plans for upcoming gatherings. Prizes were awarded to several members, and the St. Veronica unit produced a quilt for the Pope’s Store room.
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Queen of Angels
St Margaret Unit Holds Potluck Dinner at Todd Park
The St. Margaret unit met for a potluck at Todd Park. Mrs. John Coleman led the recitation of the Rosary and Mrs. Walter Lutz won the door prize.
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St. Margaret
Todd Park
John Coleman
Walter Lutz
Mrs Thompson Joins Barracks Auxiliary
Mrs Alfred Thompson welcomed as a new member at the World War I Barracks and Auxiliary meeting at the VFW Hall. Plans for a convention and a July picnic were set. Mrs Paul Lattin spoke on the new by laws and her trip to the national convention. Door prize won by Mrs Lyle Tate, with refreshments served by several listed members.
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Alfred Thompson
VFW
Paul Lattin
Lyle Tate
Tate
Emery Deyo
Elmer Meister
August Sommers
Geevieve Sanborn
Sealed Declaration Enclosed in Helium After 1924
A historical note states the Declaration of Independence was sealed in a helium filled enclosure following 1924. It also mentions the national anthem of the Sheikdom of Bahrain consists of 40 notes and lacks words.
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Bahrein
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Miss May
Sally Victor
John
Hattie Carnegie
Jacobson
Continental of Company
Mr. and
Mrs. Wilton Vanek
Gaylord Gordon
Kensett
Anna Engen
Glenville Rt. 1
Larsons
Cronyns
WLC
Our Lady of Lourdes
Dennis Kolb
12Th Ave. SE
Bernard Lenoch
Herman Jech
Leo Johnson
John Diesel
Gus Young
ST. Martha
James Carroll
1St St. SE
Herbert Janning
George Pesch
Janning
Robert Bartholomew
ST. Veronica Unit
Richard Placek
St. Veronica
Edward Clements
3Rd Ave. SE
Mrs. Thompson
Conoco
Hinsdale
Ill
Continental Oil Co
Continental
Reuben H. Donnelley Corp
Scovill Jewelry Store
Austin Ph
N. Main
Herald
Trimble
Bob
Conoco Service
Austin & Lyle
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