25th Wedding Anniversary Social at Simonson Home
Relatives and friends visited the Lloyd Simonson residence near Emmetsburg on Tuesday evening October 18 to celebrate the 25th wedding anniversary. Guests included Pete Hermanson and families, Ped Nermanseon and family, Bill Hermanson and family, Art Rinden and family, John Simonson Ruthven, Kenneth Wenningsen and family, and Chas Henningsen. The event featured gifts and cards for the couple. The Lost Island Lutheran ALCW met Thursday October 13 at two, with devotionals by Gena Jamison and a program by Mary Christianson on the Trinity season. Pastor Bestul spoke on Elizabeth Fedde, the first deaconess in the ALC. Lois Thoreson gave the meditation and dining hosts were Marmian Thoreson, Leoski Nyberg, and Florence Thiauge.
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Lloyd Simonson
Emmetsburg
Pete Hermanson
John Simonson
Ruthven
Kenneth Wenningsen
Chas, Henningsen
Graettinger
ALCW
Lost Island Lutheran Church
Gena Jamison
Mary Christianson
Rbestul
Elizabeth Fedde
Harvest safety tips from FFA for better yield and fewer accidents
The article discusses reducing field losses and avoiding clogging by harvesting in good weather, checking and adjusting equipment first, keeping air shields in place, and carrying a fire extinguisher. It notes that rushing harms efficiency and stresses changing operators and wearing tight clothing to prevent entanglement.
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FFA
Local Pastors To ALC Convention
Rev Robert Glaser of Walling and Otto Reily of Covaet tapers as delegates from Minneapolis to the American Lutheran Church convention. About 1 000 delegates 100 laymen and 800 clergy represent 25 million members from 4 000 congregations across the United States and Canada. The Town District sends 80 delegates including 410 lay and 40 theology members. The convention opens Tuesday October 25 and will address missionary work abroad and college capital funding as well as statements on society politics sexual integrity war and freedom.
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Robert Glaser
Walling
Tord Andlites
Otto Reily
Covaettaper
U. S
Canada
Church
Commission On Research and Social Action
Letters to the Editor from a former resident
A former Graetlinger resident Carl Bonstead writes to reporter Palmer about his move to the Civil Service Commission. He heads the Interagency Board of Civil Service Examiners in Nevada and plans offices in Des Moines Reno and Las Vegas. He praises Reno, notes his travel for work, mentions church ties and Rev James C Olesen, and recalls meeting Vesta workers from a nearby Indian colony.
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the Times
Graetlinger
Carl Bonstead
1. Civil Service Commission
Novara Tnteragency Board
Cvil Service Examiners
Menada
California
Ovantes
Des Motes
Job Inc
Guirh
Reno
Las Vegas
Graellinger
Dana
Blair
James C. Olesen
VESTA
Swen
Vivi Shar
Family update from Carl Banstead note
Carl Banstead sends regards from Washington Medical Center where his wife Wilam recovers. He mentions their oldest daughter Navah Bop a sophomore at the University of Nevada and notes a son who plays tackle on offense and defense. Incidental Lloyd Larsen, formerly of Windsor, lives nearby with his son David who was a halfback at Kenn.
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Wilam
Tha
Ad Washan
Susion
U. Af Nevaeh Bop
Lloyd Larsen
Wi Hingford
David
Kenn
Agaiin Tunes
Weiland Named New Director At Stockholders Meeting
Weiland was elected by Dickinson county stockholders to serve as the new director at the annual meeting. Det. J. Dodse succeeds C. H. Avil of Spirit Lake, who has served 27 consecutive years on the board. Other directors include Rexford Jansen of Ruthven and Kenneth Patterson of Swea City. Kimmetsburg PCA funds loans to farmers and ranches across Emmet, Dickinson, Clay, Kossuth, and Palo Alto counties.
News in Home Economics Extension programs
A county 4 H newsletter notes letters sent about upcoming Home Economics extension programs. Names on return slips reveal interest in Kitchen Shying Shortcourse and Homemakers meetings. Awards announced include leadership achievement and merit awards with first year oil pins to be given at Award Night on November 12 at the High School Auditorium.
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Sonmlow T
Lininensburg
Graettinger
Perril
Taithvers
Emmetsburg
Noo
Whertil Ll
Emmetsburg Announces New Girls Clubs Chapters
A Rochester University warning on naphtalene in moth proofing highlights baby safety concerns. Three Emmetsburg girls clubs receive Chap Charters, with caution urged over use of naphthalene in fabrics and infant items due to skin absorption and potential harm to infants.
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Emmetsburg
Neat Politus
Belles
Department of Pharmacology
University of Rochester
Rochester
Look Birthday Celebrated by Woodward Native in Perry
Former Woodward mayor and resident celebrated a Look Birthday on October 2, marking a personal milestone.
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Watson Night
Woodward
Perry
Estate of James L. Mahan Probate Notice
District Court of Palo Alta County notifies all interested persons that James L. Mahan died. On October 15 1966 his last will was admitted to probate and Alice J. Mahan was appointed executor. Actions to contest must be filed within one year from second publication. Creditors must present claims within six months of second publication. Dated October 18 1966 by Executor Alice J. Mahan and attorney Charles Ti Barlow. Emmetsburg Iowa.
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James L. Mahan
Alice J. Mahan
Charles Ti
Barlow
Emmetsburgr
Bowa
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