Lost Island ALCW Met With New Officers January Meeting
The Lost Island Lutheran Women’s Aid Association met January 14 at 2 p.m. with new officers Gladys Rierson president Isabel Temperum secretary and Edna Norris treasurer presiding. Twenty five members attended as Florence Osher led devotions and Alice Simonson presented an Evangelism program. A play on prayer was performed by four members. Pastor Bestul led Bible study.
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ALCW
Lost Island Lutheran
Gladys Rierson
Isabel Temperum
Edna Norris
Florence Osher
Alice Simonson
Alice Naip
Norma Larsen
Ruth Chris Uansen
Publicity event lists dining room hostesses
Elaine Hermansen served as dining room hostess with Marlys Jensen Lois Rimlen and Mabel Jorgen as serving hostesses. Publicity efforts noted.
John Hall Relected Chairman of 4-H Boys Club Committee
John Hall of Cylinder was reelected chairman of the boys 4 H club committee for 1965 Extension Director John Johnson said recently Hall also chaired the committee in 1964 Russell Johnson of Cylinder was elected vice chairman for 1965 Fred Bannart of West Bend is the new secretary Other members are Bill Stillman Dave Rouse both of Emmetsburg and Gene Berkland of Terris The committee plans county 4 H programs sets policy and evaluates 4 H activities under the Extension council authority.
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John Hall
Cylinder
John Johnson
Hall
Russell Johnson
Fred Bannart
West Bend
Bill Stillman
Dave Rouse
Emmetsburg
Gene Berkland
Terris
Extension Council
Memorials To Auxiliary Wheel Chair Fund
The Graettinger American Legion Auxiliary reports memorials given to its wheelchair fund. Listed honorees include Maxine Tenningsen Lewis Christensen Kirsten Nelson Mrs. M. C. Grodland Mrs. Gee Graettinger Mrs. Jay McCarty Paul Brown Alfred Cameron August Bochemer Wilfred McCarty Ida Thompson Albert Jensen Ralph Masters Matilda Peton.
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Grachtinger American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Wheel Chair
Agronomy Short Course Planned by Extension Service
A February four day Agronomy Short Course will be presented by Palo Alto county Extension Service. Sessions run February 2, 9, 16, and 23 from 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m at the Emmetsburg Methodist church. Dinner is provided by Iowa Trust and Savings Bank of Emmetsburg. Specialists from Iowa State University Extension will include Dr. E R Duncan and Dr Tiny Gunderson.
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Palo Alto
Methodist
Emmetsburg
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank of
Iowa State University Extension
E. R. Duncan
Tiny" Gunderson
Short Farm Extension Course Opens in Emmetsburg
Dr Dutch Soylwester Dr Bill Oschwakl Charlie Hallentyne and others invite Palo Alto county residents to enroll in a short course by contacting the Extension office in Emmetsburg. A $3 enrollment fee covers materials, and only the first one hundred names will be accepted before enrollment closes. Johnson notes high interest and urges local farmers to enroll promptly.
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Dutch" Soylwester
Bill Oschwakl
Charlie Hallentyne
Palo Alto County
Emmetsburg
Johnson
Palo Alto
Poetry Contest Held by 1QWA Association in Towa
Residents may submit poems for the 1965 1QWA contest in Towa with closing date February 15. Send adult poems to Ruth DeLong Peterson in New London, college poems to Mildred Trensmiller at Towa Wesleyan College, and school poems to Oneila Fisher in West Chester.
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Towa
Towa Pastry Association
Ruth DeLong Peterson
New London
Mildred Trensmiller
Deadline Near for 1961 Wool Payment Applications
Farmers have until January 31 1965 to file for 1961 marketing year wool subsidies under the National Wool Act. Joe A Lynch chairman notes the official date for accepting 1964 wool or kombs sales is Feb 1 1965 due to Jan 31 falling on Sunday. The 1961 year ended December 31 1964 and payments likely begin in April for wool and unshorn lambs marketed in 1964.
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Joe A. Lynch
Agricultural Stabilizational and Conservation County Committee
Lynch
Wool Act aims to boost U.S. wool production
In 1964 payments begin for the 1965 marketing year with sales records forming the basis to calculate the national average price received by farmers for wool in 1964. Once the average is known, payment rates for shorn wool and unshorn lambs from 1964 will be announced. Congress authorized the National Wool Act to encourage domestic wool production.
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Congress
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Lost Island
Bestul
Tsther Hermansen
McKesson
Sale
Dan
Cherri Christensen Graettinger
Maxine Tenningsen
Lewis Christensen
Kirsten Nelson
M. C. Grodland
Mrs. Gee, Graettinger
Jay McCarty
Paul Brown
Alfred Cameron
August Bochemer
Wilfred McCarty
Karl Erickson
Ida Thompson
Albert Jensen
Ralph Masters
Matilda Peton
Washington
Graettinger Lumber Co
C. V. Wing
Mgr
Graettinger
Lewa
1QWA Poetry Association
American Cancer Society
Graettinger Municipal
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Iowa
Cour
Jerry Marcus
The
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