Lost Island ALCW Meeting Notes Thursday May
The ALCW of the 1 Lutheran Shared met Thursday. Gladys Rierson chaired and led devotions with hymn Love Divine. Twenty one members attended. a Guest Day in May was planned with Pastor Roy Hendrickson invited from Estherville to show pictures of his European tour. Shirley Knutson read on Miguel Education. Pastor Bestul led Bible studies. Viola Norblad gave an offering meditation. Meeting closed with prayers and singing. Hostesses were Anne Whoreson and Gladys Rierson. other names listed.
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ALCW
Aps
Gladys Riersan
Island Mintrscday
Geni Jimison
Rolleall
Roy Hendrickson
Estherville
Shirley Knutson
Mighel Educader
Bestul Indus
Bible Studs
Viola Norblad
Phoreson
Anne Whoreson
Em Derstand
Sytsen
Gladys
Ierson
Duatmv- Chin
Town of Graeltin ger 1964 financial report adopted
Council approves the 1964 financial report of Municipality for Municipal Streets and Parking. Motion by Ol, seconded by Hanson, to drain the pish center roof to ground at the five Street and Coomeron Street intersection. Approval of street line back to back and adoption as official financial record.
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Ciader
Sam
Pitescriit
Sean
Adi
Aaron Uialer
Saute
Hanson
Coomeron
Olesen
Totter
Ali
Graeltinger
Pato Alto
Lowa
City Council Resolution Adopts Report With Highway Certification
The council approves a report, authorizes the clerk to certify three copies to the State Highway Commission, and declares the resolution passed. voting Yea included Knudtsen Han son Oeesen Petersen Putter. The mayor JOAN R POLAND signs the 1965 March She uth date.
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State Highway Commission
Knudtsen
Hanson
Oeesen
Petersen
Putter
Whapreapon
Poland
Joan R. Poland
D. L. Lammers
Potter
Isaachson
D. L. Lammetrs
Confirmation Dinners Mark Local Church Event
Rolfson and many Dalen family members gather for a confirmation dinner at South Bethel church parlors. Sandra is confirmed at Bethel Lutheran with relatives listed from Watno Rektsasn and nearby towns.
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Rolfson
Lyron Rolfson
South Bethel Church
Sandra
Bethel Lutheran
Ingvald Dalen
Leclie Dalen
Arnold Dalen
Swenneth Dalen
Irvin Dalen
M Alvin Dalen
Bonnie Ixismark MM
Ray Dahna
Villey
Emmet Reofsuon
Mary
Meo
Eine Saalen
Ole Dalen
Morris den
Mimi
Loh Lunderen
Fais
Wat No Rektsasn
Tar
Byron
Awanadrge
Local notices and product blurbs from Spirit Lake area
A jumble of community names from Ruthven Immersburg and Spirit Lake appears alongside ads for homemade camera projects and consumer products. The piece mentions Nancy Vanderholf and Patrick confirmation, a rural Spirit Lake family, and items from Mix Toysia to Bertha Forde. It describes DIY photography, floor coverings, and new processed foods for home use with brief product notes.
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Nancy
Russell Vanderholf
Ruthven
Dean Frank
Sara and Lyle
Immersburg
Mix
Toysia
Myrtle
Dale
Bill
Melina
Everett Thorsuh
Alyce Nyborn
Olvin Peterson
Marie Reeves
Bertha Forde
Joanie Mowry
Patrick
Gethel Lather
Viureh
Ponomacs Voice Notes From An Obscure Message
The text appears as a garbled stream of words with scattered proper nouns and phrases including Us, Oboe, Vive, Clonpis, Pyne, and Morte. It lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable persons to form a coherent summary or headline.
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Lost Island
Thussday
Cri
Melos Miavius
Cris
CRY Council
Suche Mings
Avery Banstead
Sive AG
Fran Deal
Masini Pocubie Prat
Bonstead Holwe
Gracttinger
Armstrong Public School
Iowa State
NFO
Earl Reidiger
Armstrong Men & Nfo
Home & Farm
Emmetsburg
Athens
Wilmer Petersen
Buihwen
Fusit
Abby Bed Peahovns
Ehchen Sindy
Ieky
Une Daiyzhtur
Dvertella Alamunen
Dereer Fy
Fa Hoener
Ure
Creir
Patricia
Murphy
Vat
Linnie and Meares
Danesville
Minn
Bwph Thomas
Perri
Robert Vanderhoff
Peerless
Graettinger
Iowa
Peerless Hatchery
Ihe
Spencer
Dennis Brians
Mir
Richard Bruns
Spirit Lake
United States
Hiv Massaret
Wallingword
Vout Furiveg Berle
Your Agricultural Service Center
Cap Thenderson, Mer
Douglass
Smith-Douglass
Smith- Douglass
Graettinger Coop Grain Co
Ana E Eras
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