Sharon Paulsen Weds Derwood Kinnetz in March Ceremony
Sharon Paulsen daughter of Clarion and Mrs Paulsen near Graettinger and Derwood Kinnetz son of Leo A and Mrs Kinnetz of Emmetsburg were married Sunday March 32 at South Walnut Lutheran Church. Rev H Petersen officiated at 2:30 p.m. The bride wore a light grey suit with pink and white carnations. Bridesmaid Alfred Hersom Jr. and best man Alfred D Hersom Jr. attended. Guests wore carnation boutonnieres. A reception followed at the Paulsen home and a four tier lace cake was served. The bride is a Gractinger High School graduate and worked at Zumach's Cafe in Fenton. The groom attended Emmetsburg schools and works at International Harvester in Emmetsburg. A Violet Club meeting is noted in the same clipping.
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Sharon Paulsen
Clarion Paulsen
Grachtinger
Derwood Kinnetz
Leo A. Kinnetz
Emmetsburg
South Walnut Lutheran Church
Irving Petersen
Marilyn Stoltz
Ralph McCullah
Alfred D. Hersom Jr
West Bend
Ant
Dale Paulsen
Mrs. Paulsen
Jorgen Paulsen
Prey
Carsage
Paulsen
Harvey Nichtern
Elvin. Myers
Ernest Myers
Whittemore
Killeen Kinnett
Gerald Bonstead
Roger Slingerland
Harold ML Jorgensen
Gracttinger High School
Zumach's Cafe
Fenton
International Harvester
Birthday Party and April Meeting Notes in Estherville
The report covers an Estherville birthday celebration for Duane Frick and an April meeting plan at Mrs Gladys Hankey's home. Duane, turning 12, hosted ten classmates from Jackson School with Easter egg hunts and gifts. Attendees included Ada Wehmeyer, the retarded class teacher, and Mr and Mrs Hans Moritz, Mia Jacob Frick and Craig. Evening visitors were Mr and Mrs Tom Fries and Mr and Mrs John Nissen.
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Duane Frick
Russell Frick
Jackson School
Estherville
Ada Wehmeyer
Lake Park
Mia
Jacob Frick
Craig
Hans Moritz
Duane
Frick Home
Tom Fries
John Nissen
Gracttinger
Sign Up Near Deadline for Conservation Reserve Contracts
Palo Alto county farm owners have until next Monday April 15 to sign soil bank conservation reserve contracts starting this year. Contracts run 3 5 or 10 years with an annual Palo Alto rate of 13.00 dollars per acre. The government may fund up to 80 percent of certain conservation practices on five year or longer contracts. The county ASC office in Emmetsburg offers full details. Don Patton of Hampton collects first day stamps with an 1851 dated oldest piece in his display.
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Soil Bank Conservation Reserve
Wm. Py Brodersen
Palo Alto County
ASC
Brodersen
Emmetsburg
Palo Alto
Soil Bank Forest and Wildlife Opportunities Highlighted
Forestry and wildlife options under the Soil Bank Conservation Reserve aim to convert eroded cropland to permanent cover. Farmers receive cost sharing and annual rents of 10 to 13 dollars per acre, with practices including vegetation establishment, tree and shrub plantings, pond construction, and wildlife friendly management. Local offices provide cost sharing, contracts, and signup closes April 15.
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Clem Vandel
Palo Alto
Faron Porusters
Soil Conservation Service
ASC
Soil Conservation Service Office
Honored William Becker marks 65 years in same drug store
William Becker of Elkader is celebrated for completing 65 years as a pharmacist in the same drug store. Now aged 88, he began his career in 1802.
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William Becker
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