Wallingford Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Wallingford residents host and visit relatives across Iowa and Minnesota. Families including the Earnest Skatteho and Egeland clans share gatherings at Spirit Lake, Fairview and local homes while neighbors attend Rural Electric dinners and church events.
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Canghter
Coodedl
Wallingford
Co. J. Skatteho
Henry Lofblom
Andrew Andresen
Emmit Rolfson
Emma Osher
Amos Egeland
Dora Resseli
Wesley Anderson
Spencer County Fair Opens September 11 34th Annual Clay County Fair
The Clay County Fair kicks off Sunday night September 12 with free admission for opening night. Events include Art Swenson's Thrill icade, Autumn Time Stage Revue, nightly fireworks, and a full schedule of racing and stock events through September 17. Grandstand tickets available.
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Clay County
Art Swenson
Swenson
Barnes and Carruthers
Half Mile Oval
Northwest
Tawa
Tutf
Rasmussen-Rasmussen wed at Bethany Lutheran Church
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Rasmussen were married on Tuesday August 2 at Bethany Lutheran church in Spencer Betty Lou Reuter was the bride formerly of Montrose South Oak gram The couple will reside at Spencer 8H East 2nd Street The bride is a Spencer school teacher and the groom farms near Graettinger
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Earnest Egertson
Minneapolis
Belle Epgertson
Laverne
Emmi Nelson
Francine Burre
California
Lo G. Sevatson
Philippine Islands
Wallingford
Buddy
Ralph Torresan
Buddy Ness
Des Moines
Aader Peterson
Julius Hanson
Dave Steling
Kansas City
Dean Peterson
Mallard
Carl Johnson
Daryin
Fairview
South Dakota
Gib Bloom
Glenn Young
Henry Lofblom
Lewis Ruatad
Asher Peterson
Chet Paulson
Wayne
Almira Skattebo
Chet Torreson
Spirit Lake
Albert Christopher
Irvin Laidig
Paul Laidip
Amarillo Air Force Base
LeRoy Rasmussen
Bethany Lutheran Church
Spencer
Rasmussen
Betty Lou Reuter
Carl Reuter
Montrose, S. Oak
LeRoy
Arthur Rasmussen
Ruthven
Graettinger
Commodities Distributed to Schools Under National Lunch Act
A report details purchases of canned peas peaches tomatoes and other items funded by the National School Lunch Act. It notes surplus commodities like print butter beans dried milk and cheese were sent to schools this year totaling 982 057 allocated to public schools to support lunch programs. State director W Bangs cites the School Lunch Division administering programs in Town with a push for printing needs.
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Smith
Co. W. Bangs
Department of Public Instruction
HAMS AND BACON at lowest consistent price
Grocery stock including Cream Milk Bread always complete Fruits and Vegetables available Robert Simonsen Prop Telephone 71 Your Patronage Appreciated
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Robert Simonsen
Performances On Sale At Clay County Fair Office
Palo Alto County schools received 13,566.06 in Federal funds to finance noon lunches during the 1964-55 school year. Nine county schools participated in the Iowa School Lunch Program, serving 961,971 Type A lunches, with 4,505 free meals for children unable to pay. Additional transportation costs were covered from the distribution center.
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Palo Alto
J. I. Smith County
Iowa
Smith
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Earnest Skatteho
Jack Wigton
Enumclaw
Washington
O. J. Andersons
Louis Sevatsona
Kristine Nielsen
Carl Peterson
Rocella Peterson
Oscar Peterson
Donald
Paul Lundy
University of Minnesota
Silas Lundy
Refsell
Emma Refsell
Norman Egeland
Sile
Oscar Sunde
Gary Osher
Egeland
Jeannie
Jimmy Skatteho
Marilyn
Beverly Egeland
Francis Johnson
Filo
Dale Young
Ralph Voight
Johnson
Gail Egeland
Merrill Sunde
Cipistian
Paul Paulson
Minnesota
Venita Brown
Emmetspurg
Clare Skattche
W.M.F
D.E.K. Rural Electric
Aadne Ness
Ole Ressell
Peter Marshall
Maureen
Joyce Clark
Karen
Elsie Gunderson
Mmes
Nordein Peterson
O. J. Anderson
Caro Ellis
Ronald Herum
Delbert Hull
Ervin Matheason
Karon Lena Gunderson
Harald
Pfister
Dan Petersen
Joe Brinkman
Estherville Pfister Associated Growers, Inc
Spencer Fair
America
Wnife
Mall
Minnesota State Fair
the Times
Frigidaire
Grein Electric
Ralph E. Godfrey
Crescent, Oalo
Evergreen Park
Tinger, FA
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