WSWS to Entertain Sargeant Women
The Women's Society of World Service at EUB Church invites the Sargeant organization to the next meeting on Sept. 9 in church parlors. Plans from Tuesday night at Mrs. Melvin Anderson’s home include a circle plan with three groups, devotional leadership by Mrs. Ole Olson, and a playlet “Calling All Women.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of World Service
EUB Church
Sargeant Organization
Melvin Anderson
W. Allegheney
Arnold Vietor
H. C. Medianus
Christian Social Relations
Nigeria
Africa
Ole Olson
Christ
N. Johnson
Personal notes reveal vacations and visits across towns
Mr and Mrs Ralph Bradford vacationed in Duluth visiting relatives and friends. Mrs George J Schottler of Duluth vacationed with her three sons and their families at a Cass County cabin then will visit in White Plains New York with son George Jesse. Mr and Mrs Milo Anderson were honored at a surprise house warming with guests from Webster New York Austin Brownsdale Sargent and Sar gent. The Ueckers including Glenn Henry and Uecker relatives returned from Minneapolis and a messenger from Dakota Sun ay accompanied Lloyd Rath who spent months at Uecker homes east of Lansing and at Russell Uecker’s in Lyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Schottler
Duluth
Cass County
George Jesse
White Plains
N. Y
Milo Anderson
David Bane
Webster
Ben Anderson
Arthur Johnson
Austin
James Ibling
Brownsdale
John Anderson
Maynard Heydt
Francis Freed
Sargeant
Glenn Uecker
Donald
David
Henry Uecker
Jamestown
N. D
Minneapolis
Lloyd Rath
Ueckers
Lansing
Russell Uecker
Lyle
Rand
Dakota
Sunay
Barbara Hut ton denies Hawaii wedding rumors as joke
HONOLULU Barbara Hut ton arrived with her son and three friends and denied reports she planned to marry again, calling the matter “sort of a joke.” Her party included David Pleydell-Bouverie, a British-born California socialite linked to her in San Francisco reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Barbara Hutton
Hawaii
David Pleydell- Bouverie
California
San Francisco
New Parish Comes Under ELC Board
St. Olaf Lutheran Church drops plans to lead the new Sterling parish and transfers authority to the Evangelical Lutheran Church mission board. Rev. J. L. Ranum was called as pastor to lead the new church, with services to begin in temporary quarters as construction of the first stone unit across Highway 16 from Strev erling Dairy is slated to finish in about a year. St. Olaf, with 5000 members, had planned to serve the new parish for about three years before it became independent. Seventy five Sterling Addition families will choose which church to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Sterling
Mission Board
National Evangelical Lutheran Body
Phillip Dybvig
Board of Home Missions
Elmer Reinertson
Southern Minnesota
St. Olaf Church Council
J. L. Ranum
West Salem
Wis
Ranum
National Mission Board
Highway 16
Streverling
Dean Hofstad
St. Olaf
ELC Synod
Complete Bandstand at St Ansgar Park
St Ansgar reports completion of the city park bandstand under Arthur Hallatz with James Jensen as bricklayer. The 24 by 44 foot structure features front and side lamp posts and will soon include rest rooms. The band has already given several concerts on the new stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Ansgar
Arthur Hallatz
James Jensen
City Park
Egypt Holds Key to Middle East Pact
Washington reports say Western powers and Turkey may shift from a Middle East Command to a defense organization focusing on area defense against possible Soviet moves. Egypt's new government could unlock broader Western backing, with plans for a planning group and eventual evolution into a formal command if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Middle East
Washington
Turkey
United States
Israel
Medo
London
Britain
France
Sudan
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Margaret Kumm to Play Winning Solo on Talent Parade
Spring Valley 16 year old Margaret Kumm daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin Kumm will perform the baritone solo that earned her a 1000 scholarship bond in a recent talent contest on the Thursday night Talent Parade broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Margaret Kumm
Alvin Kumm
Albert Lea Polio Patient Improving
The 17 month old son of Mr and Mrs Norman Anderson of Albert Lea is improving in his fight against polio. Paul was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Minneapolis on Sunday. A Herald Wednesay story had claimed his death but officials report he is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Anderson
Albert Lea
Austin
Paul
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Minneapolis
Herald
Governor Anderson's tight schedule visits Austin and county fairs
Governor C Elmer Anderson arrives late tonight for a hurried stop in Austin with plans to breakfast with Mower County Republican leaders at the Fox Hotel, tour the Hormel plant, speak at a noon Methodist Church dinner, and visit the Mower County Fair. Arrangements are by Burt Plehal. He will also travel via Laverne, Jackson, Fairmont and Albert Lea en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Elmer Anderson
Austin
Fox Hotel
Hormel
Methodist Church
Mower County Fairgrounds
Miller Motel
Mower County
The
Fox
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Exchange
Burt Plehal
Anderson
Minnesota
Laverne
Jackson
Fairmont
Albert Lea
Dodge County
Kasson
Mapleview Tichtens Up on Water Bills
Mapleview residents face penalties for late water bill payments as the Village Council approves 50 cent delinquency charges and a 3 dollar restoration fee after disconnection. The council also sets constable pay rates and authorizes a marshal raise, while issuing building permits to Ohde and Schroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapleview Tichtens
Mapleview
Darwin van Riper
League of Minnesota Municipalities
Lewis Thomas
H. F. Ohde
Austin
Butler
Donald Schroeder
Greek and Roman Swimming Was Commonplace
Ancient Greece and Rome widely practiced swimming as a regular activity, with people of different ages engaging in water workouts, travel, and recreation across coastal towns and inland sites. The habit reflected cultural and practical uses from training to daily chores.
South Koreans Return Rhee to Presidency
In Korea the aging leader Syngman Rhee won a sweeping victory in the Republic’s first direct presidential election. Returns show Rhee with nearly five million votes and inauguration set for August 15 in Seoul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Koreans
Rhee
Pusan
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
Ham Tai Yung
Seoul
Cho Bong Am
The
National Assembly
Lee Shi Yung
Hugh Cynn
Japan
Lee Bum Suk
Chough Pyung Ok
Korean Republic
Air Show at Albert Lea draws crowd and pilots
The second annual Albert Lea Air Show will take place all day at Albert Lea Airport with proceeds benefiting Alpha Class for moderately retarded children. Rides cost one cent per pound, pilots donate planes and fuel, and Civil Air Patrol will manage traffic and parking. Acrobatic flights by Ray Henry are planned, and no admission will be charged. If weather fails, the event moves to the next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lea Association
Albert Lea
Austin
Mason City
Hector
Owatonna
Mankato
Faribault
Blue Earth
Waseca
Civil Air Patrol
Ray Henry
Floyd
Northwest Air Shows
Watermelon Varieties Include Green and Stripe Types
A reader notes that watermelons come in different visuals, with some fruits solid green and others featuring green and yellow stripes. The distinction highlights diverse appearances in common produce.
North Iowa Fair cancels open swine classes over vesicular exanthema
The Fair Board Executive Committee limited the 4 H and FFA Swine Show to market pigs at the North Iowa Fair opening in Mason City Tuesday citing vesicular exanthema. Swine superintendent Walter Rae said no cases exist in North Iowa but precautions are needed. The Iowa polio toll rose to 36 with several new deaths, while Legion news highlighted new officers and the 1953 Cedar Rapids convention. Two parolees were recaptured after abduction and robbery near Marengo. a head-on collision near Klemme claimed Sanford Overlie. Mason City Legion win leads Estherville in league standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn
Mason City
Fair Board
Walter B. Rae
North Iowa
Iowa
Terry Blohm
Atlantic
Council Bluffs
John Orth
Ames
Des Moines
Jerry Chimburg
Stanhope
Fort
Marengo
Oscar Wayne Helton
Cedar Rapids
Lucas
Bernard L. Zornes
Sanford L. Overlie
Thompson
Klemme
C. P. Luick
Belmond
Mason City Legionnaires
Estherville Red Sox
Estherville
Waters Cedar River Floods Park Areas In 1942 Review
Ten years ago Cedar River waters rose nearly four feet flooding low park areas but causing no structural damage. Jay C Hormel met with Office of Price Administration officials in Washington on remedies for the 1942 meat shortage. Austin council criticizes ambulance service as inadequate and approves street worker pay raise and Myrtle Street widening. A juvenile gang broke into a store southeast of Austin and was captured by deputies. the small youth sat so low his feet did not reach the floor of the sheriff's office chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River
Jay C. Hormel
Washington, D. C
Office of Price Administration
Austin
Rahilly to Interview Grangers at Mower County Fair
Richard Rahilly, president of the Mower County Fair, will interview Grangers exhibiting at the fair in a broadcast Saturday. Sponsored by the Mower County Pomona, the program will illuminate the Grange’s relationship with the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rahilly
Mower County
Pomona
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WSWS
Ralph Bradford
Barbara
New Parish
ELC Board
St. Ansgar Park
By John M. Hightower
Nieteze
RESUL
BAC
Ah Aera
Stan Carter
Farouk
Princess Ferial
Gracie Fields
Isle of Capri
Myrtle Street
Grangers
For
China
Russel Wright
ELAM
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