Pre nuptial and bridal showers for Miss Alice Sparks
The article describes a mock wedding shower for Miss Alice Sparks at the Haleponie home with a yellow theme. Guests included Miss Dororthy Hardin and Miss Stella Olson among others, with music by Miss Johnson and Miss Olson. A social hour, luncheon, and gifts followed the ceremony. A Rural Neighbor Lodge surprise showered Miss Idle Sparks with gifts earlier in the week at the Glorfeld home.
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Dorothy “Hardin
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Ruby Kner
Hadith Glorfeld
Fest Min
Cacolyn Hofbauer
Hileen Woodcock
Ner Kriegering
Sadie Emvick
Dorathy Hardin
Bather
Miss Idle
Glorfeld Tell Ont
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Thurst Girs
Homer Russ Graduates and Heads to Washington for Army Service
Loner resident Homer Russ completed university duties and will travel to Washington for a new assignment as an interbec in Ayering municipal hospital. His parents Seton and Mr. Russ, siblings Vera and George, and other local relatives celebrate his return home for a visit before his next posting.
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Vera
George
AUT J ACCIDENT West of Town
Accident west of town as a Dodge sedan driven by Harold Is of Detroit, Michigan, collided with a machine motor, injuring the elderly passenger and another couple. The two injured were taken to a hospital. the other occupants escaped with minor injuries. A car transported the victims toward Decorah.
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Ambiguous OCR Fragment From Opie Publishing Co Titonka
Fragmentary text mentions Opie Publishing Co in Titonka with stray characters and unclear date. No readable event, names, or concrete details to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Community Club Notes From June Meeting
The Women’s Community Club held its last regular meeting of the year on Tuesday June 4. The tennis court committee report was received and plans completed. The group agreed to let the committee continue over the summer and to call on members as needed. Park committee work received praise. A new library books list will be chosen at the next board meeting. Vice President Mrs Slaba will attend the County Federation picnic in Thompson on June 12 with Mrs Beyer named as delegate. The invitation for Buffalo Center to host next year’s federation picnic was approved. A design social tour followed the meeting.
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Glee
Battin
Amerigan Legion Auxiliary Holds Monthly Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary held its regular monthly gathering on Monday in the club room. Poppy sale proceeds totaled about $20 with 25 percent sent to the director of child welfare activities. Hats were sold at two dollars each to fund extras for him. A motion passed to purchase necessary equipment for the tourist park and support Community Service work. A business meeting followed with lunch served by members Will Rhode and Mrs Harm Shortenhaus.
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Buffalo Center Drops Fourth Game of Season at Thompson
Buffalo Center baseball team lost again last Sunday to Thompson by a wide margin 11 to 1. Thompson proved too smart for the Buffalo boys as they fall toward the bottom of the ladder. Next Sunday June 17 Lakota will visit, promising another close contest given both teams’ struggles.
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Methodist Picnic at Algona Fair Grounds Program
Algona district hosts a Methodist picnic on Tuesday June 19 at the fair grounds. Morning events include sports preliminaries from 9:80 to 11:00 featuring kittenball, horseshoes, track dashes for youths, and races for 10 to 16 year olds. Winners proceed to finals after the afternoon program. Afternoon concerts by the Algona Military Band and a double male quartet. Addresses by Rev Ralph Ward and L Smith. Dinner at noon and exhibits in the 4H girls club building.
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Minneapolis
The American Legion Preamble as Moral Guide
Ra Murray cites the Iowa Legionaire essay praising the United States Constitution and the Preamble. It emphasizes one hundred percent Americanism, unity, service to community, and dedication to liberty, peace, and democracy, urging Legion members to uphold duty for God and country.
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Music Pupils to Present a Recital Tonight
Music pupils of Mrs J H Sowers will present a recital at Ay Hall tonight at 7 30 P M. June 14. Pupils who have studied music from her will take part in the program. Mrs Sowers and her pupils have worked hard and the evening promises to show youthful talent in the community.
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Lorraine Browleewe
MacDowell
Gladys Koppen
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Dorothy Hamilton
Cherry Blossoms
Marjorie Arkwright Prifnehte
Picnic At Jensen Home Delayed By County Club Postponement
A fragmentary notice indicates the Bureau Club of Koasath County will hold its annual picnic at the Juling Ten san home northwest of town one week from tomorrow June 22. The Lincoln Lidiés Pim were to meet Friday but Palm Bureau picnics in Algona today caused a postponement. Everyone is welcome for the event with dinners and good times promised.
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Koasath
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Algona
Buffalo Center Band Starts Summer Concert Series
Buffalo Center's band directed by Prof. B. E. Williams opened the summer concert series in the city park. The first performance June 6 drew praise as a real musical treat. twenty five players return, with Enrique Cervantes added on cornet. The program includes cornet, trombone, alto, clarinet, piccolo, saxophone, baritone, tubas, and drums across to a full brass and reed lineup.
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Donald Galagan
Tom Wilson
Norman Barsness
Arthur Schutter
Slide Tromabone
Robert Hardin
Orville Kopp
Bob Johnson
Helgo Boekleman
Mae Slaba
Loretta McDermott
Louis Slaba
Merrill Collins
Leon Barsness
Cecil Schutter
Lawrence Costigan
Tom Hansen
Jerome Larson
J. J. Guyer
William Guy
Mission Feast At Local Reformed Church Draws Crowd
The annual mission feast at the local Reformed church was well attended by visiting pastors and friends. Ideal weather aided a large turnout with meetings throughout the day and evening. Dinner served in the church basement, about two hundred served at noon.
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Congregational Church Sunday Services and Events
Pastor Aleé Russell leads Sunday School at 10 oclock and Morning Service at 11 with a sermon referencing Acts and Cyprus. Thames-When we had come in sight of Cyprus we left it, and other lines invite study and prayer. Thursday events include ladies afternoon gathering hosted by Dr Steinmetz and Mrs Hardin and a Bible study at an evening hour.
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Mike Crimson
Steinmetz
Hardin
Buffalo Center Sunday School Picnic at Wood's Lake Mdn
The Buffalo Center Sunday School plans a picnic at Wood's Lake Mdn on Thursday June 1st with conveyance from the church at 9 o'clock. Sunday June 17th is Fathers Day with both services honoring fathers. Morning sermon titled The Duty of Fathers from Eph 6 4 and evening sermon Looking Forward from Phil 4 18 by Pastor C H Moore.
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Wood's Lake
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Jane
C. HY Moore
Bethlehem Luth Cornerstone Laying Service Posts Next Sunday
Bethlehem Lutheran plans cornerstone laying services next Sunday at 10 o clock with Rev H G Hohn and visiting pastors. Sunday school meets at 4 o clock at the church, choir practice Thursday at 8, and a gathering at Mrs Ikby s home on the 20th hosted by Mrs Pillmer Darby and Mrs Levi Durby.
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American Legion Picnic at Pilot Knob State Park
The American Legion Pasty and Auxiliary units of Winnebago County host their annual picnic on Sunday June 17 at Pilot Knob State Park east of Forest City. Dinner starts at noon with coffee provided by Forest City Auxiliary. Park features include Dead Man's Lake, pioneer relics, camping facilities, good roads, and ample amusements. organizers urge Legion members and families to attend and enjoy a day-long outing.
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