Private Eye on Judy Frenchy Reveals Busy Senior Life
A first person diary traces Judy French, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank French known as Frenchy, through a school day. She attends band practice, leads youth work at RUB church, rehearses for music contests, and participates in choir and home economics, with many activities shaping her senior year.
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Covtais
Betty Crocker
Tommarrow Awani
Girls Glee Club
Soprane
Tolor
Judy
Frank French
Frenchy
Tagie Grove
Gussa
Olive
Fisher
Albert Netcom
Mra Netaot
Allote Jorgensen
Mercy Hospital
Pt Dude
John Baum
Bob Netton
Song
Earl Werling
Paul Altman
Jock Altman
Harold McBurney
Humbolit
A. H. Goetisch
Boyd Meyers
Swatedele
Minn
Otto Larson
Mariel Hansen
Esgle Grove
Duane C. Anderson
Harold Amosson
Eagle Grove
Fred Bosworth
Marvin
Charley Riggle
Britt Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Perin
Humboldt
Russell Cam_ eron
Don Cameron
Goldfield
Kenneth Burk
Larry Madson
Richard Marazark
Keith McCurry
Clarence Erwin
Jim Nelson
Mines
Marion Huntley
Penny McCurry
Dawn Clowes
Alice McDonald
Ruby Huntley
Ft Dodge
Fort Dodge
Marshall Clan
First Methodist Church
Dudley Elesie
Peterson, Minn
Marshall Clancy
Harold Yanney
Lohrville
Jim Yungelas
Isa
Story City
Harvey Lawson
Colonial Furnace
Des Moines
Fingciakoo
Joan
B Foley
Millie Dunlap
South Dakota
Grand Rapids
Mich
Walter Long
Margery
Chicago
Edred Packard
Webster City
Howard McCurry
Vera Seasone
West Bend
Ernie Blumer
Garner
Refine Rossman
Sutton
Merlin Neuberger
Mar. Olee
Gerad Wigans
Gall Wigan
Roy Wigsna
Ladies share afternoon chores and tasks in friendly poll
Ligud asks women what they were doing at 4 50 on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Erdman folds laundry with Art on the milk truck. Mrs Palmer irons curtains. Mrs Ellers works to block the driveway. Mrs Movickh fries chicken. Mrs McPeak irons for her three boys. Mrs Glimer holds her grandson. The column ends with a playful invitation for readers to ask about gas oil fuel or spray.
Social Visit Roundup From St Louis Park to Lone Rock
The item lists a series of social visits and guests in Minnesota communities. Evelyn Gangstad teaches in St Louis Park and hosted or attended events with Ray Grinde and others. Mr and Mrs Johnson visited in Minneapolis, with other names including Genrich, Rasmussen, Ki, and Eddie Bygnet at various homes.
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Mrr
John Swanson
Lend Bwannon
Marjory Thompson
Carlisle
Ray Saseman
Clare Flagstad
Omaha
Neb
Louis Hoetlandie
Rey Sasemans
Louise Pentecost
Algona
Harold Yanney
Gloria
Methodist Church
Moiie Yanney
Eagle Grove
Mayme Naefke
Harold Naefke
Clarion
Lawrence Marty
Northan
Henry Marty
LaVerne
Maurice Martin
Robert McKee
Ames
EUB Church
Patrica Dobbs
Mack Gloria Boyer
Larry Dobson
L. B. Mitchell
Duane McCurry
George Mills
Far Ny
Treloar
Ft. Dodge
Lewis Johnson
Carol Ann
Alan
Minnesota
Suday
St Louis Park
Evelyn Gangstad
Ray
A Ee Times
Shirley
Melvin Ki
West Brook
Minn Yist
Charley Walker
Eddie Bygnet
Elmer McCallum
Fred Boette
Lone Rock
Bannick
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Pete Sadler
Joe Helgevald
Ayrshire
Edythe Pohlman
Vernon Grebner
Norma Dobbs
Elmer Hamm
Dick Grebner
Rutland
Jack Pohlman
Grant Chapman
Belmond
Jerry Wolfe
Sam Klaseie
Elizabeth Kiassie
N Studeman
Max Studeman
Enry Klassie
Rose Hefty
Elizabeth Klassie
C. A. Walker
Keith Baessler
Christi
Pesirt
Hari Gimer
Floyd Lane
R. L. Roas
Man, Sr
Emil Goettsch
Mary Britt
Fritz Gugger
Rich
All Gugger
Paul Heggen
Bertha Howgen
Freda Schneider
Barbara Stevenson
Jackie
Ernest Pergande
George Bell
Bob Johnson
Kiemma
Carl Pergande
John Pergante
Eugene Casey
la Verne
Casey
Vivian
Methodist
Walter McPeak
Princess
Erve
NTN
SUN Mon Tuh
Ligud
Folka
Art Erdman
Art
Donald Palmer
Ernie Ellers
Harl Glmer
Harl
Wey
Lloyd
Mandan
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Renwick Times
Monarch
Johnson
Deckers
Iowans
Pioneer Factory Square Longhorn Cheese
Wnt
Wydows
Renwick Creamery