Local School Program and Community Events Highlight Week
The Norway school near Wiota taught by Miss Evelyn Mety held a program and picnic with pupil performances and a dinner for patrons. Nearby, Floyd Nelson celebrated his twenty first birthday with about thirty friends at his Walnut Street home. A Mother Daughter banquet at Eliott Methodist Church followed by a church program, and a wedding notice: Mina Rapp and J C Ten son were to wed in Bronx City.
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Norway
Wiota
Evelyn Mety
Barton
Wltmer
Meta
Dorothy Smedtson
Merrill Ostrus
Gailty
Hazel Smedtsen
Mary Lou
Esther Claussen
Aubrey-Ostrus
Pony Grenadier
Domald Os
Saeries
Floyd Nelson
Walnut Strad
St -Episcopal-church
Benton No
Wilson
Achoal
Wade Oe
Aaslatuc
John J. Rapp Mildik
East
Rennabreet
Stone O
Dredeatc
Ehurah
Thlovelty
Atlantic High
Maines University
Radio Programs On Air Across United States June 2
A dense listing of radio schedules and programs across major stations. Highlights include WEAF in New York with evening fare, Buffalo, Columbus and Detroit dispatches, and concerts from WEAF and WEAN. Listings detail orchestra broadcasts, dinners, talks, and special features across time zones and cities.
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Mary
Zer) Wehi
Boston
Ig Agother
WEAF
Bupfalo
the Maur of Kings
Weer
Buffalq
Lynwend Farnamorean
WGHB
Clearwater
WYAM
Cleveland
Jansaen
WEAQ
Columbus
Pitt
Ghe
Detroit
Jaule Symphony
WWJ
Meelinner
Wcx-Wir
WIG Hartford
Seoul Neorfatn
Esther Nelson
Wear
Lansing
Darte Nechestra
Newark
Spartas
Hays
la France
Saurgan
Orehentea
Raderman's Orchestra
Wid
New York
Ie Traps
Vanacy
Srehéared
York
Tiinner Muale
Widow of Philip Cron dies in Lincoln township after 50 years
Mrs. Sophia Cron widow of the late Philip Cron of Lincoln township died Sunday morning. She married Philip Cron on March 1 1869 and had seven children. Surviving are Misses Mary Caroline Katie Philip Hey and John A Cron and William Cron of Sun Diego Calif. Two grandchildren and a great grandchild survive. Funeral services were held at the home on June 1 conducted by Rev Dunti mer and interment at Pherson Falls City.
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Pionser
Anita
Sophia Cron
Philip Cron
Lincoln Township
Augen
Dorthiee
Baumegartner
Bierdmann
Philip Crow
Bath
Mary
Caroline
Katie
Hey
John
A. Cron
N. Groh
Lincoln
Township
William Cron
Sun Diego
Calif
Mes
Crow
Illinois-to-Cass
Advent Church
Dune i
Duntimer
Massena Township
Pherson
Falls City
Neh
Two Des Moines Victims in Weekend Auto Accidents
In Des Moines a man and a five year old boy died in separate auto accidents over the weekend. Anthony Andriano was struck by a car driven by Carl Newsom while crossing Venie Street to join friends. Serpentine 31 died when the car he rode in turned over on a curve after Sunday afternoon. Physicians cited severe blood loss from multiple injuries as the cause.
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Des Moines
T i. N.S
Anthony Andriano
Carl Newsom
Serpentine
Cumberland Cafe Gutted by Blaze
Fire destroyed the Cumberland cafe building owned by Charles P. Brown with losses believed insured. Mex Pangburn alerted Cumberland residents after seeing smoke three miles away, but flames spread from the basement, damaging stock in adjacent Madison Millinery and Hil yard Breckenmaker stores.
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Cumberland
Dotson Cafe
Charles P. Brown
Mex Pangburn
Atlantic
Pangburn
Medison Millinery
Hilyard&Breckenmaker General
Lqners
Audubon World War Vet Dies From Shell Shock
Louis Graves son of Mr and Mrs M B Graves of Audubon Iowa died in California where he had been a patient two years suffering with shell shock from action with American forces in France during the late war. He was in his early twenties and had been at Prescott Arizona veterans hospital before moving to California. The body will be brought home for burial with full military honors by the American Legion post. No funeral arrangements announced yet.
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Audubon
News-Telegraph
Louis Graves
Ae Nardino
Calif
France
Graves
Veterans ‘Hospital
Prescott
Ariz
California Hospital
Bartel
Camcudan
Tocul Legion Post
Elliott lad may lose eye after injury
June 1 Special Sta News Telegraph reports Edward Hornby, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hornby, suffered a serious eye injury from a wood splinter. Doctors fear loss of sight in one eye as condition remains grave.
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Elliott
Edward
Bert’ Hornbyi
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Empie
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