Rudolfsons Celebrate 40th Anniversary With Family Gathering
Rudolfson couple marks 49th wedding anniversary with a dinner at their Ayrshire home on a Sunday. Attendees include numerous relatives from Ames, Lake Ontario, and surrounding areas, sharing a buffet of ice cream and cake.
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BL CL Rudolfson
William Twirye
Albert Twiew
Tex Reuse
Ayrshire
Albert C. Budolfson
Linda Kay
Raymond Sharp
Jamie
Jerald
C. A. Hosier
Ah B. DeWolf
Beverly
Roger DeVo
Mary
Gulf Auxiliary Hosts Weekly Party At Clubhouse
Mrs. Don ald Davidson won high score and Mrs. Telmer Sime second high score in a contract bridge game after a one oclock dessert luncheon. Mrs. H. W. Bar and Mrs. W. F. Coddington along with Anton Lund hosted the Gulf Auxiliary gathering last Thursday at the clubhouse.
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W. F. Coddington
Anton Lund
the Gulf Auxiliary
Donald Davidson
Telmer Sime
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Bartz at LeMars Home
Mrs J I Hynds hosted a party for A L D members featuring a handkerchief shower for guest of honor Mrs H V Bartz who recently moved to LeMars. She announced it was her birthday and refreshments were served. Dessert Bridge planned for Tuesday evening with the Women's Golf Club Auxiliary hosting at 7 o clock.
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Women's Golf Club Auxiliary
O. Loxterkamp
T. G
Terkamp
Deane Gund Angens Wi
Fragmentary wedding notice hints at MarVer event
Obscure OCR text shows a tentative wedding invitation for a Mrs. Pibbie MarVer and Mas Po i. It mentions attire and a June date, with guests invited and a retreat referenced.
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Pibbie MarVer
Presbyterian Church Offerings and Schedule Update
Pastor Sehneck leads morning worship at the church with a weekly workshop and choir practice on Thursday. A vacation this year will include decorating for Sunday services and duties related to parish activities.
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Sehneck
Mda Sehen
TM Alm
Lutheran Church Activities Outlook and Schedules
The Lutheran church invites friends to attend services at the parish grounds with a Sunday gathering. St. Paul’s Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at 2:50 p.m. in the parish house. Bible study and prayer fellowship follow at 7 p.m. Choir practice is Thursday at 8 p.m. Strangers and visitors are welcome.
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Fred Jldecieer
Teetheran Raotyo
St. Paul’s Ladies Aid
Colored Advertisement Leads the First Print Sale
A colorful early printed advertisement highlights a rare item for sale. The notice emphasizes its vivid hue and limited availability, urging readers to act quickly at the vendor's location.
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Rae
Celebration parade offers near miss for first prize
Parade judges from Plover Pacahontas and Bradgate struggled to award a first prize as floats were so close in rating. Donna Smith crowned Miss eos Dairy Queen. emcee Harold Calligan and Bob Bradburn led two days of events with dancing and entertainment. Local acts included Frank Jonas Ralph Easton bands and performers Matt Tuck and Karry Thompson.
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Tom Jones
Plover
Aodres Hudson
Paccahontas
Roy Ellsworth
Bradgate
Pasadena
Donna Smith
Jimmy Wilson
Harold Calligan
Calligan
Bob Bradburn
Frank Jonas
Ralph Easton
Rolfe
A!o
Matt Tuck
Karry Thompson
Card of Thanks Powis and Family Note Gratitude
A brief card of thanks from Powis and family extending appreciation for the many gifts and expressions of sympathy received. They acknowledge the kindness shown by friends and neighbors during their time of bereavement.
Early Aging Acceleration in Hot Regions
A brief note observes that aging effects may appear earlier in individuals exposed to extreme heat. It cites environmental stress as a potential trigger and calls for further study of regional health impacts.
Lidice Reborn Five Years After Nazi Destruction
In Lidice Czechoslovakia British miners laid a foundation stone for the new Lidice. Five years earlier Gestapo killed 178 men and razed the village while survivors and neighbors gathered for the dedication. A rebuilding brigade will soon work on the settlement as rain fell during the ceremony.
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Lidice
Czechoslovakia
Kladno
Gestapo
Prague
Reinhard Heydrich
Bernard Stross
Zakladni Kamen Novych
British Hunt Will O Wisp Fugitive Described Dangerous
Police and troops hunted Stanislaw Zborowski a 24 year old former Polish commando and alleged former bandit leader in Italy through Norfolk moorland after his jail escape for cigarette theft. He has exchanged shots with pursuers three times and is blamed for break ins and car thefts.
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Mandford
England
Norfolk
Will O' the Wisp
Stanislaw Zborowski
Italy
Bowery Bums Propel Upstate Farm Colony Idea
The Bowery improvement committee proposes to Mayor O Dwyer that a city commission study establishing an upstate farm colony to treat chronic alcoholics. Committee chairman Wilfred B. Kirk calls the move essential to curb the Bowery’s repeated police pick ups of drunks.
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New York
Bowery
East Side
Topsoil Depth Falls Nationwide Due to Erosion
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson warns that national topsoil averages have declined from nine inches to about six inches because of water and wind erosion and loss of organic matter. He notes some areas have lost all topsoil.
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Washington
John Smith
Miles Standish
Anderson
Cheaply Constructed Smoke House Types and Methods
Several smoke house designs prove satisfactory depending on meat volume and off season use. An A shaped house uses 9 foot boards and 5 foot clearance from fire with 7 foot bottom walls, 8 feet long to smoke hogs and bacons. Barrels and tunnels, various wall materials, openings at top, 7 foot high walls, and as small as 4 by 6 feet floors are noted. Small garages or storm cellars serve as smoke houses. smoking takes about 30 hours with daily start fires or continuous smoking.
King Tut Contributes Pest Resistant Pea at Air Force Center
At the Orlando Florida Air Forces Tactical center scientists cultivate a new pea variety named King Tut with seeds traced to King Tutankhamen. Originating seeds traveled from Egypt to England then America before production at the AFTC. Officials note the plant resists local pests unlike surrounding crops.
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King Tut
Air Forces Tactical Center
Orlando
Fla
King Tutankhamen
Howard Carter
England
America
AFTC
Florida
Department of Agriculture
Arranging Ideal Barn for Efficient Circular Travel
The plan outlines a barn designed for circular travel to avoid dead ends and backtracking. Doors gates and hay chutes are placed for convenience with hay carried no more than 15 feet. Milk house access work room lighting bedding and tool storage are included.
Local ad copy mix puns and opinions on coal and hay protection
The notice blends jokes about mothers hay protection with a sales pitch for Sisal Kraft stack coverings creosoted posts and woven wire. It critiques coal production policies and suggests a monopoly theme while closing with a proverb about sunshine and responsibility.
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Kelly
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