Contour Trees Grow Fast on Winner Farm Moisture Boosts Growth
Two year old contour planted trees on Maurice Renot’s farm nine miles east of Winner showed rapid growth despite some replacements. The project, part of the Winner Dixon demonstration, uses contour planting to conserve moisture with ditches between rows and possible diversion ditches to feed trees. State extension officials note trees guard against erosion, reclaim degraded land, and provide wind breaks with potential AAA payments for planting and ditching.
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Maurice Renot
Winner
Mir. Renot
Winner-Dixon
Soil Conservation Service
Ralph ¥. Hansen
State College Extension
SCS
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Compromise Ride Home Ends a Turbulent Night
Ann flees a heated apartment scene as Clara clashes over a choice to stay. Steve arrives chasing guilt and a hat, offers a ride home and a chance to talk, while Ann weighs trust in him and others. The moment signals a turning point as she accepts help with carfare.
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Ann
Clara
Fiorapeie
Bulding
Steve
Clace
Claybourne
Son
Iver son's Body Shop Ad Offering Repairs
Body and fenders repaired like new with free estimates at 73 Second Street. Official headlight adjustment service offered by Frome area business B Greaunart.
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Iverson
Greaunart
Night Run Ends With Near Collision and Flight
A driver named Steve dodges through traffic after an intoxicated spree with Ann in the car. A red light near a crossover leads to a near crash and a police siren prompts the pair to flee. The night ends with reflections on staying safe and a prior hospital visit for Salmer Sanderson.
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Ann
Steve
Jon
Anna
Clara
Roy Kline obituary observed in Alpena service
Roy Kline died February 5 1944 at home. Funeral held at Alpena Methodist Church with Rev J Wesley Proper officiating. Burial in Rest Haven Cemetery. Born June 26 1895 in Warren township S D. Married Dora Thomas August 25 1920, son Lloyd aged 16. Survived by wife Dora father L D Eline sister Mrs Anna Schramm.
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Alpena
Roy Kline
J. Wesley Proper
Methodist Church
Weeensaelket
Lewis Aye
Harry Christensen
Walter Steele
Leslie Grace
Neil Batley
Arnold Branzowsky
Julius Kettelsen
Fred Ferguson
Lee Eddy
James Grace
John Cochran
Archie Alexander
Will Schramm
Marion Whitney
Warren Waller
Rest Haven Cemetery
Roy Edward Kline
Warren Township
Woonsocket
S. D
Dora Thomas
Madison
Wis
Lloyd
Methodist Church of
Rev
Dora
L. D. Eline
Anna Schramm
Oelrichs
Card Of Thanks From Woonsocket High School Community
Alpena, in our bereavement and sorrow we thank friends neighbors for support. We appreciate the moral offerings music from a male quartet faculty pupils and junior class at Woonsocket High School. Grateful for abundant food and other acts. May we prove worthy of all done during illness and after. Kline and son Lloyd, Dora, L. D. Klip.
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Kline
Merry Melodiers to Perform on 4-H Radio Hour
The Merry Melodiers, a sextette from the State College 4-H Club, present Journey to Scandinavia during the 4-H radio hour on Saturday March 9 between 1 and 1 30 p m. The program features folk songs and games with 4-H members. Geraldine Fen notes the ensemble will be used at meetings and community events.
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Merry Melodiers
State College
Scandinavia
EFDY
Geraldine Fen
Club Me
Fulun
Tanner
Slate Cali Fege
City Maidens Plan March 16 Roller Skate Party
City Maidens meet at Phyllis Cranston s home 104 Illinois Avenue Southwest with vice chair Phyllis presiding. All but one member attended and agreed to hold a roller skating party on Saturday March 6. Each girl brings lunch. meeting starts at 2 PM. Phyllis Cranston led a demo Toast Tricks and What Corrals Shall We Eat and handled entertainment. Betty Tram won the monthly gift. Next meeting with Phyllis Rohée. Lunch served by Mrs Harold Cranston and Phyllis.
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Phyllis Cranston
Phyllis
Mrs. Cranston
Ilinois Avenue
Phyl§s Cranston
Betty Tram
Phyliis Rohée
Harold Cranston
Phyliis
Shirley Cranston
Titenkas Plan Hike For Saturday
In a Wesley Hall meeting this week the Vitenka troop planned a hike for next Saturday at 2 o clock. The Daisy Patrol discussed their secret and the Busy Bee Patrol prepared scrapbook figures and banquet table decor. The Snorts Patrol reviewed dances for the folk dancing badge and the girls ended the meeting by singing the National Girl Scout anthem. Report by Wernice Behteldt.
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Wesley Hall
Daisy Patrol
Portland
Wernice Behteldt
Lincoln School Reserves Start Cork Handiwork
The Lincoln School Reserves finished their scrap book at the last meeting and have begun cork handiwork. Newly elected vice president is Beryl Snow, replacing Joy Cranston who has yanv ed away.
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Cork
Lincoln School
Beryl Snow
Joy Cranston
Fern Lippert
Wohelo Scouts Meet Focused On Second Class Badge
Wohelo Girl Scouts opened their meeting with songs and games led by Lieutenant Maxine Lundgren. Color guards Lila Mac Teuber and Deloris Gardner posted colors while Phyllis Cranston served as color beater. The group worked on the Second Class badge, and the decoration committee prepared favors for the All Girl Scout banquet.
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Farmer In the Dell
Wohelo
Maxine Lundgren
Lila Mac Teuber
Deloris Gardner
Phyllis Cranston
Yota Skezas
Virginia
Remona Lundgren
Girls Practice Parts For Banquet By Sakakawen Scouts
The Sakakawen Troop met for a regular session thinking of the annual Girl Scout banquet. Marilyn Sonason Verla Canton wine and Delores Patterson practiced their parts in a church play for the event. Phyllis Gross Verla Cartonwine and Virginia Hetlinger arranged favors and centerpieces for their troop table. Some Scouts performed two short plays including Goldilocks and the Three Bears.
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Sakakawen
Marilyn Sonason
Verla Cantonwine
Delores Patterson
Congregational Church
Phyllis Gross
Verla Cartonwine
Virginia Hetlinger
Borme
Goldilocks
Three Bears
The Young Ladies of the Virginias Attend Banquet
The girls performed a dance, the Virginia Reel, closing the event. Mrs. V. A. Forney is ill. Two new girls, Joyce Linnett and Shirley Biehman, respectfully noted among the group, are expected to attend the banquet next Monday at 6.
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V. A. Forney
Joyce Linnett
Shirley Biehman
Virginy Hetlinger
Wellington Grades Report Six Week Progress
In Wellington the third and fourth grades study policemen and drew pictures of their activities. Fifth and sixth grades work on spelling city contests. Science: vegetables and flowers in a box. seventh and eighth grade room seats rearranged. Minette Freedman and Marjorie ONeal achieved perfect attendance this six weeks.
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Iewris Erade
Tun Sehogs
Anna Biegler
Brae Allen
Janice Chesebro
Ana
Scivnce
Minette Freedman
Marjorie O'Neal
Jolly Playmates Elect Officers
Jolly Playmates met at Helén Pappas home Tuesday electing officers Joy Brodersin president Norma Foster vice president Lavanma Ageton secretary Jody Blake treasurer Patty Olson reporter Helen Pappas program chairman Jane madn future ph plans. Next meeting to be Weld at Joy Broders home where they will discuss hobbies.
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Vnc Jolly
Helén, Pappas
Worr
Joy Brodersin
Norma Foster
Lavanm
Ageton
Jody Blake
Patty Olson
Helen Pappas
Jane Madn
Joy Broder
SDU Students Attend International Meeting in Kansas
Five State University students and Cast Christa history will attend an international event at Winfield Kansas. The students are Gilbert Fite Wessington Springs Ed North Pipestone Marcella Chapman Armour Leola Campbell Chamberlain and Arngidt Lowe Canton.
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SDU
Kansas
Vermillion
Mar
State University
Christa! Hytory
Et International
Winfield
Kan
Gilbert Fite
Wessington Springs
Edt North
Pipestone
Minn
Marcella Chapman
Armour
Leola Campbell
Chamberlain
Arngidt Lowe
Canton
Siday
Satur
Dirksen Home Hosts Visit Weekend in Bancroft Area
Tr and Mrs A Fieshner and their children from Troquois spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Dirksen near Bancroft.
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Dirksen
Bancroft
Mar
A. Fieshner
Troquois
Henry Dirksen
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