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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1964
Page
1
A social event at Mrs. Beulah Carney’s home joined U and Birthday, yelub members for a Christmas party. The evening featured a potluck supper with Swiss steak and a festive, communal tone.
The Great Lakes Affiliate 4 62 of the Hairdressers Association held a Christmas party at Teed's Steak House north of Milford with 32 members and 9 guests. Gifts and door prizes were donated. photos were taken by Ed Sheakley and Mike Nagel.
A couple marks their 40th wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday December 27 at St Pauls Lutheran Church. Invitations extend to friends and relatives from 2 to 4 p.m. The celebration lists their children Leo Kinnett Emmetsburg Leona Meyer Whittemore Eleanor Dale Rauhauser Lockport Ronald Kinnetz Eyota and others with ties to Emmetsburg Rochester and areas in between. The couple married December 15 1924 in Emmetsburg.
A small Pacific coast village hosts Ladd in a youth adventure as he pursues Old Moe a legendary giant char after a setting of holiday bustle and festive shopping. The radio program features cartoon segments starting at 1 pm amid storefront window lights and Santa visits.
Fragmentary notes mention SAS the Demo program and a passing hope tied to five schools. Farid Kibbie introduces congressman Greigg.
Greigg says Secretary Freeman asked President Johnson for 400 million for Feed-Grain, but Johnson denied it. He notes the program will stay stable next fiscal period and that the President aims to limit expenditures while supporting ongoing Farm aid. Greigg seeks Agricultural Committee spots, appointments set for January, and emphasizes bipartisan district representation.
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