Memorial Day thanks from GOACR Post 66
Sam Rice Post No. 66 G A R expresses gratitude to the public for support of this year’s Memorial Day observance. It thanks the News Telegraph for programs, the American Legion pastors, Methodist choir, organist, orchestra, the decoration day quartet, Lions Club, Boy Scouts, Sons of Veterans, W R Corps, Ladies of the G A R, Shannon and Butler, and all patriotic groups for their help in preparing and completing the services. Commander J S Pressnall and Adjutant Charlotte Olson sign.
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Sam Rice Post
Sam Rice Post No
A.R
News-Telegraph
American Legion
Methodist Episcopal Choir
Lions Club
Boy Scouts
Sons of Veterans
W. R. Corps
Mesars
Shannon and
Butler
The
Post
J. S. Pressnall
Charlotte Olson
Foster's Weather Bulletin Forecasts Cold and Warm Waves
Washington June 8. A wave crossing the continent is expected to bring a cold wave in the far north and a cool wave in central and southern latitudes around June 4 to 6. A storm wave of severe intensity is projected to cross during the week centered on June 41 with above normal temperatures east of the Rockies and good corn weather east of the Rockies afterward. West of the Rockies may stay cool and cloudy. A broad precipitation rise is anticipated after June 11, mainly in central and western cotton belts and nearby valleys. irrigation concerns in the central Pacific slope may see relief after June 10. A Kansas City Star forecast by Herbert Janvrin Browne warns of a potentially frost-prone July and a very cold following winter, with the possibility of a winter as severe as 1816.
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Washington
Ing. the
Rockies
Central Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
The
Kansas City Star
Herbert Janvrin Browne
Browne
Children’s Day Program Planned at Marne Church
Special to News Telegraph reports a Marne Iowa Sunday school Children’s Day program to be presented at the local church on June 13 at 10 30 AM. Miss Ruth Wheatley and Rose Trail will lead, with several chapters and songs arranged by the group.
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Marne
Dans
Chilren
Une
Mieser-Ruth Wheatley
Rose
Helen
Pbaptiama
Grant News Roundup of Visits and Local Socials
Grant Iowa June 7 Special to News Telegraph reports a flurry of visitors and local social events. Dr M D Conoughy and daughter Myrie of Melvin spent Monday with relatives. Clarke Davis of Atlantic and Lester Bredling and family from Aptatute visited relatives and friends. Embroidery club hosted by Violet Corbin. Various residents, including Frank Vetter of Des Moines and Mrs. Ellen Ashbaugh, spent weekends visiting kin. Donald Kenworthy and neighbors attended local gatherings. several residents traveled to nearby towns for schools and vacations. Harold Embree, returning Iowa University student, plans summer vacation. Continuous social activity notes, visits, and travel among Grant residents.
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Sadie Figberts
Ellen Ashbaugh
Jar
New Market
Russell Beals
Lincoln
Neb
W. Ashmore
James Bridwell
Red Oak
Frank Spiker
Omaha
Grant
Harold Embree
University of Iowa
Jennie
Stuart
Mercer
Elliott
Mildred Roberts
Alice Figgens
Greeley
Colo
H. A. Workman
Forest Parker
L. D. Foote
Villisca
Ed Montgomery
Pee
Denver
Carl Vetter
R. EL Uader
Atlantic
Ainsley
Home
Tuesay
Free Movies and Band Concert in Griswold
The first free moving picture show of the summer will be held on Main street Wednesday evening featuring Woman Handled plus a comedy. The Lyman band, directed by Rev. Paul Wuebben, will open with a concert. Mrs N R Graham and family attended Simpson College graduation in Indianola where Opal Graham, from Griswold High School class of 1922, was among graduates.
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
Main Street
Lyman
Paul Wuebben
N. R. Graham
Indianola
Simpson “College
iTheir
Opal
Local Contractors Win Elk Horn Curb Contract
Martin Olesen and Peter Wintt, Elk Horn contractors, secured the council's curb contract at the last meeting. The winning bid was about $1,000, supported by favorable terms and council approval for the project.
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Elk Horn
News-Telegraph
Martin Olesen
Peter Wintt
Brookhart Leads and Clark Second in Audubon County
Audubon Ia June 8 Special to News Telegraph Brookhart led in Audubon County with 888 votes while Clark garnered 460 and Cummins 331. Samuelson led for superintendent with 946 to Francia 550. Fletcher 388 for attorney general, Seeburger 497, Newport 260. Kimball led lieutenant governor with 790. Edson 294. Price 169, Scott 125. Long 765 for secretary of state. McClune 627. Jorgensen 928, Rutherford 641, Petersen 121. Boers 793 for southern district supervisor. Owen 707. Anderson renominated in northern district. TAB. Other county offices unopposed or listed.
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Audubon
News-Telegraph
Brookhart Cir
Cumming
Clairk
Clark
Cummins
Samuelson
Francia
Fletcher
Seeburger
Newport
Kim
Kimball
Edson
Price
Scott
Long
McClune
Arnold
Lewis
Blake
Andrew Jorgensen
Rutherford
Petersen
C. S.boers
DB. L. Freeman
Minnie Rasmussen
S.C. Kerberg
L. Ryan
Fred Sievers
Hans Madsen
Adair
Brookhart
Nickelberg
Hammill
Wm, Schaw
Farm Bureau Women Leader Delivers Splendid Rotary Talk
Mrs. T. L. Smith, vice chairman of the bureau, addressed the Rotary Club at Calumet Cafe last evening. Her talk praised farm bureau work and women’s roles, urged self-reliance for farmers, and lauded American husbands. She commended County Agent K. G. Sorden as the best agent, drawing strong applause.
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T. L. Smith
Rotary Club
Calumet Cafe
Mt Wand
K.G
Sorden
Child dies in SAC City car crash
Florice Kurtz eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Garl Kurtz died in SAC City today after an automobile accident. Four others were seriously hurt when the Kurtz car collided with an Oxborne of Lyttongborne driven carriage? The injured included Mr and Mrs David Wickersham and a par borne.
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Sac City
I. N
Florice
Kurtg
Garl Kurtz
Republican Nomination Winners Face General Election
Vedane won the Republican nomination for county treasurer and will run against Grover Beekman in November. Sheriff W A McKee was nominated to succeed, defeating W B Kelly of Phodem, with opposition from several candidates in the race. Senatorial visit with C Jennie M Ward, auditor, and county court entries noted.
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Cirl L. Vedane
Grover Beekman
W.A. McKee
W. OB. Kelly
Pho Demos
Corn Belt Revolt Interpreting Vote in Primaries
Iowa and adjacent counties report primary results amid Brookhart Cummins splits and anti court sentiment. Benton County roads bonds carry majority. Dubuque and Adair show varied returns. Votes reflect party rifts, with Coolidge not commenting as results unfold.
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Daniel F. Steck
Brookhart
Cumfhins
Thes
Cummings
McKinley
Ilinois
Js. Pepper
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Watson
Robinson
Coolidge
Vinton
1. N.S
Benton
Farotte
Ohe
Washington
Local Elkhorn Area Social Notes and Visits
A messy Elkhorn area social round includes Mr and Mrs Einer Juel of Council Bluffs visiting relatives in Elk Horn and plans for a lakes trip. Council Bluffs guests Mrs Christense and Mrs Juel host gatherings. Rev and Mrs Simmonaens from Chicago attended a Bethania mission meeting.
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Blk Horn
Einer. Juel
Council’ Bluffs
Council Bluffs
Yea
Christensen
John. Lystad
Thorvild" Jensen
Kimballton-and- Children
Martin Oleson
Sethe Sorte
Chris M. Nsen
Mire
Einer Juel
Juel
Elk Horn
Lakes
Hana
Carstensen
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GOACR
Foster’s Weekly
Weather Bulletin
Grant News
Audubon County
Wildman
Cummins i
Farm Bureau
Rotarians
Sac’ City
Senatoria Vist Owith C
M. Ward
Elgy Nn E Courteny
Ieee
B. H. Skipton
Repuoli Vith
Ry Nm
Polis
Bubuque
God Roads
Waar
Lamond
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