Beautiful June Wedding at St. Margaret Marys Omaha
A June wedding at St. Margaret Marys Catholic Church in Omaha united Jill Martian Chittenden and Steven Ches Storm. The ceremony, at 2:00 p m Saturday June 26, featured a double ring rite officiated by Father Ben Markwell with music by Mrs. Jack Mororiety. The bride, escorted by her brother Jack Chittenden, wore a white satin and lace gown with a beaded veil and carried two colonial bouquets and a rosary blessed by the Pope. Kathy Storm and Debra Chittenden served as bridesmaid and maid of honor in yellow and blue gowns with picture hats, as family and friends witnessed the vows.
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St. Margaret Mary's Catholic Church
Omaha
Nebraska
Jill Martian Chittenden
Leonard Chittenden
Elsie Nebraska
Steven Ches Storm
Ches Storm
Ben Markwell
Father Flannagans
Boys Town
Jack Mororiety
Jack Chittenden
Eluie Nebraska
Margaret Ledus
Emmetsburg
Kathy Storm
Debra Chittenden
Council Bluffs
Michael Storm
John Malander
David
Martin Klotz
Jean
Joan
Labor Day Parade 1908 Features Horse Marshal on Main Street
The report describes the annual Labor Day Parade headed east along Main Street with Jack Molison as marshal on horseback. Also present are presumed participants J. L. Holland and P. J. C. Larsen. Robbins Hill looms in the background and a concession stand is visible where the Graettinger State Bank now stands.
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Main Street
Jack Molison
J. L
Bethel Lutheran Church August Worship and Installations
Bethel Lutheran Church schedules August services including Divine Worship at 7:30 p.m. Saturday and 9:00 a.m. Sunday, plus Lakeside Installation at 1:30 p.m. Lakeside Vespers at 5:30 p.m. Luther Leaguers travel to New Orleans. Lost Island Lutheran announces William A. Smith as new pastor with installation on August 8 at Lake side Lutheran Home.
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Luther Leaguers
New Orleans
Lakeside
Church Council
Luther
Martha
Carol Lundgren
Naomi
Delores Hess
Ruth
Anderson
Alice Andahl
Priscilla
Wedding of Storm and Groom in Omaha with Family Attendants
The ceremony featured groomsmen Michael Storm and John Malander, with ushers David and Martin Klotz. The bride, groom, and guests wore blue tones. receptions included a four tier wedding cake at Carter Lake Club and a dinner at 826 North 75th St Omaha.
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Vincent Leduc
Graettinger
Margaret Leduc
Emmetsburg
Kenneth Storm
Larreta Miller
Nell Smith
Carter Lake Club
Lowell Herman
Omaha Nebraska
Irene Finn
Blair Nebraska
Mary Tow Hill
Omaha
Karen Storm
North 75Th St
Nebraska
Soil Testing Begins Now in Iowa Farms
Summer is ideal to start soil testing says Harold Heykes county extension director. Voss of Iowa State explains tests measure nutrient availability pH lime needs and organic matter helping farmers plan lime and fertilizer. Sample uniform areas about 10 acres each for each field every 3 to 5 years to build a soil fertility map and track nutrient trends. Send samples to ISU Soil Testing Laboratory Ames IA 50011.
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Harold Heykes
Regis Voss
Extension Agronomist
Iowa State University
Voss
Iowa State University Soil Testing Laboratory
Ames
Iowa
Prime Farmland Maps Begin with Peach County Georgia
The Soil Conservation Service of USDA published the first map in a nationwide series showing prime farmland locations. Peach County, Georgia, is the initial county, part of an inventory covering 122 counties in 46 states this year with 154 more selected for 1977. The goal is to map about 1200 counties by 1980. Prime farmland is land best for food and crop production, excluding areas already urbanized or paved. The county maps will aid land use decisions and reflect a policy to avoid prime farmland loss to non agricultural uses when possible. Dispose maps and lists by writing the USDA Information Division in Washington DC.
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Soil Conservation Service
SCS
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Peach County
U.S
Conservation Agency
California
San Diego
Michigan
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Oregon
Washington, D.C
Iowa's Princess Soya To Compete
Denise Wanken a 19 year old Clarion resident will represent Iowa as Princess Soya in the American Soybean Association national contest in Kansas City on August 9. Named Iowa Princess Soya last December she attends Iowa Central Community College Fort Dodge and is the daughter of a Wright County soybean producer.
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Denise Wanken
Iowa
American Soybean Association
ASA
Kansas City
Miss Wanken
Iowa Central Community College
Fort Dodge
Wright County
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Don Graettinger
Pat
Strasburg, Virginia
The
American Bible Society
James
Mobile Concrete
Estherville
Andy
Joshua
Bonstead
Heidecker
Bethel Lutheran Church
O. J. Reitz
United Methodist Church
Lost Island
William A. Smith
Wallingford Lutheran Church
Wesley Brodin
Immaculate Conception Church
Father Vincent
Beacom
Eunda
Wds
Leh
Lin
Val
Graetttinger Variety Store
Times
Princess Soya
Graettinger Lumber CO
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