Marne Briefs Highlight Local Visit and Travel Plans
Miss Rosalind Trailer visiting her parents in Marne on Friday en route to Greeley Colorado for summer school. Accompanied by Miss Rae Crowner of Denver and Miss Louise Barnhart of Fort Collins. Weekend guests include Mr and Mrs Will Wheatley of Dow City and Mr and Mrs Vernon Wheatley of Omaha. Further visits from Avoca residents and Melvin Brindley Jr. at Spirit Lake.
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Marne, Ta
Rosalind Trailer
Hammond
Ind
M. D. Trailer
Greeley
Colo
Rae Crowner
Denver
Louise Barnhart
Fort Collins
Conservatory of Music
Chicago
Will Wheatley
Dow City
Vernon Wheatley
Omaha
L. O
Pearl Wheatley
Marvin Brindley
Leah
Avoca
Elmer Harder
Spirit Lake
Melvin Brindley Jr
Mrs Jensen Quist Dies in Dakota Home at Madison
Mrs. Jens Quist 79, born in Denmark and longtime resident of Wiota and Madison Iowa, died at 2 a.m. at her Madison home after extended illness. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Grinstead of Atlantic and Mrs. Christensen of Madison, two sons Andrew of Madison and Hans at home, two brothers, two sisters, and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at Madison.
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Jens Quist
Denmark
Winota
Madison
Quist
Oscar Grinstead
Delores
Atlantic
United States
Wiota
Rock Island Railroad
Grinstead
Con C. Christensen
Andrew
Hans
Nels P. Brown
Cumberland
John Brown
Brayton
Andrew Beck
Mondamin
Gunderson
Pisgah
Britain invites U S subjects to join Royal Air Force
Washington dispatch reports Britain opened RAF ranks to British subjects in the United States up to 18 for flyers or instructors. Those aged 18 to 35 meeting qualifications are welcomed for active flying duties, with older pilots up to 45 used for ferrying planes and instruction.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Royal Air Force
Reflections of an Iowan on the West Coast
San Francisco columnist notes light Saturday pace, compares Bay Area weather to inland heat, and warns against war profiteering. He cites defense sacrifices, cautions against witch hunts for foreign-born Americans, and mentions Mexico unrest and deportation debates.
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San Francisco
Peninsula
Bay
Oakland
Berkeley
Elk Horn Social notes feature weekend visits and picnic
Miss Inez Petersen from East Chicago spent the weekend at local homes. Families from Boxholm Herman and Tekamah visited. Eugene Oregon and Des Moines travelers shared time with locals. Social Country club held its annual picnic at McMahon's grove. New Des Moines couple Cornelius and Jensen honeymooned en route home after Seattle wedding.
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Elk Horn
Inez Petersen
East Chicago
Ind
Hilda Petersen
Anna Fries
Ralph Jorgensen
Boxholm
Leo Petersen
Dagmar Olson
Herman, Neb
Kermit Goll
Tekamah
Neb
Louise Christensen
John Petersen
Petter Pettersen
Eugene Ore
J. M. Madsert
Fred Duchateau
Emunclaw
Wash
Detroit
Green Bay
Wis
Fargo
N. D
Rudolph Hansen
Des Moines
Carl Lykke
Earl Fries
Social Country Club
McMahon’s Grove
Cornelius Jensen
Seattle
A. N. Jensen
Canada
Alex Nelson
Chicago
Arthur Byriel
Joe Sheehan
Guthrie Center
Byriel
Budget cuts slash $3,226,646 from Roosevelt plan
The House appropriations committee released a deficiency bill totaling $57,917,000 as appropriations neared $11 billion. It trims $3,226,646 from the president's budget and funds repairs to Capitol roofs, security boosts, New York and San Francisco world fairs, veterans hospital expansion, crop insurance capital, immigration service growth, and border patrol increases.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Capitol
San Francisco
New York
Veterans’ Hospital
Immigration Service
Border Patrol
Veterans’ Administration
Massachusetts
Downey, NL
Marion, Ir
Man who rushes headlong often ends feet first
A proverb notes that rushing without caution leads to a dangerous outcome. It emphasizes the value of slowing down to avoid injury or misjudgment.
Knoxville, Waila Walls, Wash to Los Angeles 402
A fragmented notice references Knoxville and Waila Walls in Washington and Los Angeles numbers 202 and 402. The readable text lacks a clear event or action but implies routing or connection between these locations. Further details are unreadable.
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Knoxville
Waila Walls
Wash
Los Angeles
Sabotage Danger Stressed by Kelly at State Rally
Raymond J. Kelly national commander of the American Legion warned Sioux City Elks and Legionnaires that sabotage is the nation’s greatest danger. He cited labor and teaching as sources of risk and condemned public schooling for banning religion while urging suppression of irreligion.
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Sioux City
Kelley
Griswold Briefs Report Eldora Visitors Pause
Griswold Iowa June 18 special Mr and Mrs Thomas Sharples of Eldora visit her parents Mr and Mrs H D Turner The visitors operated a Gamble agency at Eldora and have dis-
Vacation Outing At Yellowstone Includes Local Families
Mr and Mrs George Peters of LeMars and Mr and Mrs Carl Fore of Griswold left Saturday for a two weeks outing at Yellowstone National Park. Faith Lutheran church vacation bible school closed with a city park picnic after two weeks of daily sessions. About 60 children attended the outing with Jane Ellis Des Samore Dickey and Wanda Dean assisting student pastor Thomas Wercell.
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George Peters
LeMars
Carl Fore
Griswold
Yellowstone
Faith Lutheran Church
Jane Ellis
Dessamore Dickey
Wanda Dean
Thomas Wercell
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Rexall Store
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Oya
Arthur W. Booth
The
American Medical Association
Rock Sleyster
Waldorf Astoria
Nathan B. van Etfen
E. P. Chase
Calif
Europe
James D. Mooney
General Motors
Mexico
Mr. Roosevelt
Call-Bulletin
Jessie
Annie Streets
Neil Murray
el Monte
Cal
Herald
Neil
Harry Bridges
Weill
Central Loan Co
Atlantic State Bank
ELK Horn News
Kelly
Griswold News
National Park
the Daily Vacation Bible School
Department Stores
Batiste
Dimities
Rayon Crepes
A& Or
Speciay
Wwe
White Duck Rousers
Grahams Department Stores
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