Capitol Hill Commentary Reports Welfare Board Changes
Senator Gillette’s report notes Senate approval of measures reducing the Board of Social Welfare from five part time to three full time members with salaries of sum per year, plus transfer of the Emergency Administration to the board. Also approved are veteran exemptions, school audits, a one cent per pound butterfat tax in May, and bills on marriage exams and venereal disease treatment amid public welfare aims. The Senate debates unemployment compensation and ridicules the State Planning Board, while the House considers gasoline alcohol blending and dairy product advertising funding.
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Senate Chamber
Senate
House
Board of Social Welfare
Samo
Sovin
State Board of Assessment & Review
Seni
Certified Public Accountants
State Dairy Association
Ier
Attite
Sweden
House Committee On Agriculture
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Dubor
Weber
Minnesota
Deering
John Deere
McCormick-Deering
Dudson
Rock Island
Marriages Continue From Page One In Estherville
The Time extends hearty congra tulations to Mr and Mrs Murphy as two weddings unfold. Miss Ruth Osher wed Mar Glenden Thu in Wallingford Lutheran Church with a single ring ceremony. Bride wore white satin with veil and bouquet of sweet peas. maid of honor wore blue, ring bearer wore ivory satin. Seventy eight guests attended, with Lohengrin and O Promise Me performed. reception followed with pink white decor and a large wedding cake. An obituary notice for Nancy Speer estate appears, with administrator Herman A Elsenbast seeking claims and payments.
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Thu
Ruth Osher
Cartiera
Bernadette Asher
Clifton Rubis
Serril
Asheat
Mendelsschlc
Marek
Jeff
KE. B. Osher
Wallingdfarity
Fenian Slinger
Groom a son of Mr and Mrs Albert Thu of Graettinger area
The groom, raised near Graettinger, grew to manhood in the vicinity and was educated in local schools. A fine, progressive farmer, he and his bride will settle on a west Graettinger area farm. The Times extends hearty congratulations and wishes happiness and prosperity.
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Albert Thu
Graettingzer
Shu
Graettinger Girls Dominate Superior In Sectional Basketball Clash
Graettinger High School girls overwhelmed Superior 47 to 36 in a sectional final. Luchsinger led Graettinger with 18 points, Brick 16, while Superior struggled at the line missing 16 of 22 free throws. Graettinger advances to district play after sweeping the sectional tournament.
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Gruettinger High School
Superior
Gruver
North Superior
Gruettinger
Marigins
Graettinger
Ovor
Lauchsinger
Sandvig
Luchsinger
Brick
Graecttinger
Parka
Mallard
Curlew
Ayrshire
Seneca
Armstrong
West Bend
Cylinder
Leland
Thompson
Fonda
Palo Alto County
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Capitol Hill
Vivian Sullivan
Senate Ag
Gillette
Senator Breen
State Planning Board
Planning Board
Phinning Board
Lester
Walnut
Palo Alto
Town Hall
Ofelock
Welock P
Myron Foie
John Gr
Nancy
Speer
Herman A. Elsenbast
E. F. Nefstead
Said Matate
Soane
Superior, Jr
Howard F Erickson
F Strain
Hansen
Pees
M. Gilbaugh
B. Gilbaugh
Reeves
Bink
A Mills
Foyer Eeree Rer
Totadete Rdeseee
Erickson
Strain
Venee Sandvig
Fink
Howard
Gilbaugh
Pr Graettinger
Wrrseeet
Howard U
Arickson Hanson
F Graettinger
Sandyis
G Reeves
Mills
Etna
O As
Wallingford
Hanson
Duroc Jersey
Farrow
Ben. Hassel
Grodland & Reeves, Auds
Graettcinger State Bank
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Zeishh
Empat Sho
SALE
Poland
Grodland & Reeves
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