Cynthia Hersleff Weds Randy James In North Lutheran Church
Cynthia Hersleff and Randy James were married in a double ceremony at North Lutheran Church with Rev. O Z Reitz officiating. Families and friends filled the church as music, daisies, and yellow accents complemented the bride’s pean de soie gown and the groom’s blue attire. The reception followed in the church parlors with several relatives named among hosts and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Tersloett
Dav
Alan Hersleff
Randy Jamsoneo
If. F. James
Wll
Graettineer
O. Z. Reitz
Stephanati Marvin Rose
Maid Orong
Shirley Sampson
Hoekstra
Tony James
Jerry Wikert
Todd Dersteff
Ben Hankey
Christine Therslett
Li Olson
Ray Wikert
Join DeVries
Joan Dawson
Stephanie Frick
Jeanne Wikert
Lorraine Hinkey
Don Hage
Weenneth Jensen
Romaine Heidecker
Lee Wikert
Wallingford News and Travel Notes Then and Now
Mrs. Earnest Skattebo reports on local travel plans as Nerdein Peterson prepares to dive in Mason City Monday and fly with Barm Bureau men to Washington DC for a three day visit. The 25th Anniversary Open House for Albert Duhns at Spirit Lake closed Sunday afternoon. Earlier last Friday Pastor Robert Glaser joined Pastors Walter Behrens Milford and Richard Thomson Spencer in a journey to Austin Minnesota.
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Nerdein Peterson Plas
Mason City
Chicisa
Barm Bureau
Washington D.C
Washintgon
Chet Anderson
Albert Duhns
Spirit Lake
Robert '. Glaser
Walter A. Behrens
Milford
Richard A. Thomson
Spencer Motures
Austin
Minnesota
Area Group Co-Directors Meeting Attendees Noted
The Lutheran Ingathering for Education was the focus as area group co directors gathered on a Wednesday afternoon. Pastor and Mrs Robert Glaser hosted a caller Buht of Sumner who was en route to visit his daughter and family in Storm Lake.
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Viola Nordland
Bestul
Nels Brandt
Stpper
Stena Norris
Lara
Florence Hauge
Clarissa Swanson
Vivian Dargensen
Betty Nelson
Mary Christianson
Ingathering For Education
Sumner
Robert Glaser
Storm Lake
Terraces Sought by Palo Alto County Farmers
Seventeen farmers have signed up to install terraces in Palo Alto County this spring according to ACP Clerk Alice Perdue and USDA officials Henry Do Tordoff. Between twenty and thirty farmers have discussed building terraces, signaling growing soil conservation interest this season.
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Palo Alto County
Alice Perdue
ACP
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service
Henry Do ‘Tordoff
Usda Soil Conservation Service
Tordoff
Record Year for Terrace Building in Palo Alto County
In 1966 Palo Alto County installed 39 675 feet of terraces as interest rose after a new bench type terrace with tile outlets appeared. Sixteen farmers built terraces before cold weather halted work. Bench terraces are pushed up from the downhill side creating land between terraces and are designed to store water for crop use. Other practices include contouring grassed waterways tile farm ponds and erosion control structures.
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Palo Alto
Tse
Max Dudley
Cylinder
Palo Alto County
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James Weir
Maus
Martha Thue
Jesus Christ
Esetec
Lost Island
ALCW
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Marvel 9
Stena Noredeni
Harold Bestul Jed
Missionars
Stena Norvis
Union State Line
Emmetsburg
Esther ‘Thudna Norvis
Vivian Jurgensen
Bethel Lutheran Circle
Bethel Lutheran Alcw
Doreas
William Herke
Elizabeth
Christine Herslett
Listher
Pet Duck
Ota Appel
Thamali
Joba Palau
Lyitia
Paul Vick
Mary
Russell Jonson
Miriauii
Atvs
Dennis Lastine
Priscilla
Ose Olesen
Hebecca
Albert Jeeves
Ruth
Alfred Jokamson
Jalene
Dido Back
North Gethel
Dwayne Lammers
Mr. and
Mrs
Nicholsant
FELCO/STATEX
Pacific Northwest
Corn
Graettinger Coop Grain
Jim Iverson
Mgr
Graettinger
Wallingford
Earnest Skattebo
National Safety Council
The
Owl Department of Public Safety
Towa
Leo Sanders
Des Moines
Low
John P, Ribbie
Iowa
Eet Producers Association
Milo and
Louis Lammers
Henry Lammers
Marion Eldridge
Ruthven
Graettinger Times
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