Engagement of Jo-Ann Murphy and Gerald Breyfogle
Emmet and Mrs. Murphy of Grachtinger announce the engagement of their daughter Jo-Ann to Gerald Breyfogle of Sioux City son of Mr and Mrs Harold Breyfogle of Holstein Ia They plan to marry Saturday April 27 at 11 o'clock at Immaculate Conception church in Grachtinger Jo-Ann is a registered nurse at St Joseph's hospital in Sioux City Gerald Breyfogle is an airline technician Riverside Club To Meet Tuesday Co yhuostesses are named for April gatherings at members' homes Methodist Circle Meetings Announced Church circles hold April meetings at various homes Bethel Lutheran Women To Meet Wednesday ALC W to meet April 3 at Worth Buel church Catholic Missionary Society Meeting Monday Pot luck dinner and white elephant auction planned Mrs Arnold Sampson birthday observed with family and neighbors visiting over the weekend
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Emmet Murphy
Grachtinger
Jo- Ann
Gerald Breyfogle
Sioux City
Harold Breyfogle
Holstein
Immaculate Conception Church
Miss Murphy
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mr. Breyfnogle
Bethel Lutheran
A.L.C. W
Bethel Lutheran Church
Worth Buel Church
Priscilla
Hannah Circle
Catholic Missionary Society
Catholic Missionary Society of Immaculate Conception
James Mahan
Graettinger Parents Welcome Baby Boy at Holy Family
Mr and Mrs Jerry Simington of Graettinger announce the birth of their son on Thursday March 21 at Holy Family Hospital. The newborn joins siblings in celebrating the new arrival and family rites.
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Manos
Jerry Simington Af Graettinger
Holy Family Hospital
Engagement announced for Kathy Hartung and Michael Williams
Supt and Mrs F M Hartung of New London Iowa announce the engagement of their daughter Kathy Hartung of Mason City to Michael A Williams of Hampton. The wedding is planned for June 23 at the First Methodist Church in Mason City.
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F. M. Hartung
New London
Iowa
Graettinger
Kathy
Mason City
Michael A. Williams
Hampton
First Methodist Church
Wallingford Luther Leaguers Attend Regional Conference
Seven Luther Leaguers from Wallingford Lutheran and sponsors joined 35 North Iowa congregations Sunday at Forest City Immanuel Lutheran Church. Nearly 300 attended the Spring Conference as a Graettinger girls sextet participated. Attendees included Paul Peterson James Skatti Rolly Rolfson Nancy Thomson Barbara Zufall Seanna Iverson Joyce Ness and hosts Mr and Mrs Norman Egeland Pastor and Mrs Robert Glaser and daughter.
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Earnest Skattebo
Luther
Amos Egeland
Albert Norris
Graetlinger
Orville Rustad
Duane
Maxine
Janet
Boulder Creek
Leroy Gunderson
Doug
E. RK. Skattebo
Ronald Holmblad
Faribault
Minnesota
Silas Lundy
High Lake Farm Bureau
Nordein Peter
U S Flag Pledge and Citizenship Lesson Noted in Meeting
Twelve ladies answered roll call with reflections on the U S flag and nine keys to good citizenship, with Mrs Peterson chairing and a lesson on Responsible Living. A Canada study touched Ontario and Quebec, a presidents quiz entertained guests, and a Wallingford Lutheran speaker discussed religion and education in Germany. Thirty Emmet County Farm Bureau women later toured the Des Moines legislature, Salebury House, and shopping centers during a March trip.
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U. S
Peterson
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Emmet
Iowa State Education Association
Merle Hays Shopping Center
High Lake Township
E. B. Burg
Gib England
Nordein Peterson
E.K. Skattebo
Twelve Mile Lake Town
Interesting Story Of Dog Attending School Seven Years
Pal the dog has lived at a rural one room schoolhouse near Atlantic, Iowa for seven years. Parents and children share meals with Pal, and driver Reimer feeds him during vacations. Pal knows the bus routes, keeps count with perfect attendance, and the Bisgards recall his daily presence as Mrs. Reimer taught there from the first day Pal arrived.
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Biner
Wilma Bisgard
Clarence Reimer
Atlantic
Iowa
Pal
Relmers
Reimers
Tomato Grower Celebrates Early Ripening Tomato Plant
George Stephens, a Malcom area farmer, took a volunteer tomato plant indoors last fall to combat high living costs. In three months the plant reached 7 feet 4 inches and produced the first ripe tomato on Ground Hog Day, with plans for several more before summer.
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George Stephens
Malcom
Stephens
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