Wallingford Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule and Hosts
Wallingford Lutheran announces a busy weekend with services and activities led by Pastor N. L. Jolivette. Saturday features junior choir and confirmation sessions, Sunday offers worship and Sunday School, plus Family Night. Hostesses include Mrs. Bonstead, Lundgren, Young, Rustad, Torreson, Skattebo, Krieger, Johnson, and more. A Congregational meeting is set for Tuesday evening, and Church Women meet Thursday afternoon with multiple hostesses listed.
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Wallingford Lutheran N. L. Jolivette
Mmes
G. O. Bonstead
Bob Lundgren
Stanley Young
Harold Rustad
C. L. Torreson
Loyed Skattebo
Gloria Krieger
Thos. A. Johnson
Wallingford Lutheran Church
Chester Anderson
Norman Mickelson
Harley Olson
Howard Bryant
Ronald Herum
Wm. Mammen
Jesse Anderson
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted for Several Towns
Holy Family and Emmetsburg hospitals list admissions and discharges by date and patient names. Vernon Fredericksen and John L John son appear among Wallingford and Graettinger residents with multiple other local entries across January and February.
Schedule of Wednesday to Saturday Readiness Sessions
Wednesdays at Spencer, Thursdays at Rock Rapids, Fridays at Spirit Lake, Saturdays at Sibley mornings only. Community participation times vary by location and day.
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Spencer
Rock Rapids
Spirit Lake
Sibley
Graettinger Cagers Sweep Sentral In 2-Game Set
Graettinger cagers clinched the 1961-62 home season with two wins over Sentral. The Pirettes 66-47 and Pirates 76-54, paced by Rathman 30 and Park 24 respectively, built early leads and rode strong fourth quarters to secure the victories. Final games wrap Friday at Armstrong.
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Sentral
Graettinger Cagers
Pirettes
Pirates
Pirette
Rathman
Hanson
Gray
Felkey
Stiles
Gary Park
Larry Westfall
Keith Norris
Bud Schnell
Larry Cornelius
Bill Fade
Armstrong
Preview of spring weather brings melting snow and cold snaps
Early spring like weather brought thigh high forties for Saturday and Sunday with a cold front Sunday afternoon. Snow melt produced standing water in low spots. By Monday morning temperatures dropped to eight above then eight below with strong winds. It was ten below Tuesday before a warming trend began Tuesday night and Wednesday.
Shelby county's oldest resident reaches 104th birthday
Hans Anderson, Shelby County's oldest resident, celebrated his 104th birthday at a Harlan nursing home. A retired railroad car repairman, he previously resided in Council Bluffs.
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Shelby County
Hans Anderson
Harlan
Council Bluffs
Bill Page to Highlight Musical Fun in Local High School Event
A district concert features Bill Page in a joint effort by the Grachtinger band and Krafft Music Co. Tickets cost 1 dollar and advance sales show strong public interest. Page, a versatile musician with a career spanning Chicago clubs, military bands, and Hollywood ensembles, began in a Chicago drum corps and later joined Welk's band in 1953.
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Page
Grachtinger
Krafft Music Co
Estherville
Bill Page
Chicago
Bill
Wright Junior College
Northwestern University
Boyd Raeburn
del Courtney
Army
Second Air Force
Patton
Armored Infantry
Special Services
Mickey Rooney
Hollywood
Welk
County NFO Officers At District Meeting
All officers and captains across the NFO area attended a district meeting in Fort Dodge on February 3. Attendees from Palo Alto County were Arlo Duhn Emmetsburg Frank Duhn Emmetsburg Darwin Rasmussen Graettinger and Eliott Larsen Ruthven. The gathering covered new meat marketing area allocations with Palo Alto part of the Sioux City area spanning 28 counties.
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NFO
Fort Dodge
Palo Alto
Arlo Duhn
Iowa
Sioux City
Palo ‘Alto
NFC
Farm Outlook: Prices Seen Higher Into Next Five Months
Extension service notes cattle prices may average 4s higher or a bit more than first half of 1962. Iowa State University Farm Economist Fran cis Kutish discusses outlook and market factors for the period ahead.
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Francis Kutish
Iowa State
Universa Iy Yairi
Pork supply and cattle feed shifts expected in early 1962
The report notes a larger pork supply for the first half of 1962 offset by population gains and higher consumer incomes. Cattle on feed weigh more above 900 pounds but fewer in 700 to 900 pounds, with more cattle on feed over six months, signaling more supply this winter and less in May to June. Wheat pastures, movement timing, and longer feeding periods shape market timing. Heavy snows pushed wheat cattle to move earlier, extending the market spread into spring.
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Kutish
Fire at Dale Awtry farm destroys bull and hay
A fire at the Dale Awtry farm near Lake City burned a Black Angus bull and 3,000 bales of hay. Officials believe the bull was electrocuted by the electric fence around the hay stack, causing a short that sparked the blaze.
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Dale Awtry
Lake City
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