Disorderly house conviction and town incidents headline
The report lists Mrs. Lily Lawrence convicted at LeMare for disorderly conduct. It notes 12 sacks of mail handled at Sac City post office over three days, cashier Edson resigning from Schaller State bank, and various local happenings including fires in Blencoe and community events at Aurelia. Also mentions school debates, faculty appointments, business changes in Marcus and Storm Lake, and local council retirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Lawrence
LeMare
Bulletin
Sac City
Correctionville approves new high school bond plan
One hundred twenty one men and 87 women voted for a new 16000 school building, while 8 men and 24 women opposed. Total 214 for and 112 against. A separate 4060 for permanent improvements to the present building passed 123 to 73. Overall turnout 338 with 218 men and 114 women voting. High school plans include manual training and domestic science spaces. celebrations followed the vote with parades, songs, and a large community lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correctionville
Bunier
Mém
Wittie
Sehool Stedenty
Sinmni
Sehond-Hell
W &. McQuitty
D B Shonts
Ernest Schneckroth
J. Thea. Mumford
C Foster
W H. Thompson
L. P. Adame
Iment
Soacwest Tals
Bot Rowses
Bonte
Local notices and erratic reports from the town
Fragmented OCR item lists social visits and elections in a small community. It mentions Woodruff, Hall, and Woodruff’s term expirations, a correctionville reference, and vague notes on a theatre or loom company and a ship cruise plan. The text is garbled with misread names and places.
Fire destroys residence of W. F. G. Hanfeld
In a severe winter storm, the $4,000 Hanfeld home south of town burned Friday evening. Origin unknown, neighbors aided as flames spread to the attic. Family saved clothing and furniture from the first floor. upstairs items were lost. A new house will be erected, insurance from German Farmers Mutual paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam F
Hanfeld
Olpu
Henig
Jaudites Porta
Howe
German Farmers’ Mutual Association
Second Mikado performance delights crowd at Cotterville High
The Cotterville high school presented a second performance of The Mikado drawing a 79 to 65 audience at the opera house. Despite winter strains on the treasury the box office total reached $255.55 with first night receipts at $3163.90. Melle Van Houten as Katisha and Clarence Woolridge as Ko Ko drew acclaim while the crowd remained spirited through spirited tunes and encores.
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Wistaria
Opera
Cotteriicavne- High School
Melle van Houten
Katisha
Clarence Woolrkige
Ko-Ko
In Memory Of Mrs J Hartey Cave of Sand Paint ia
In memory of Myrtle Beamer Cave wife mother and friend, aged four months Bartan Ames Cave and family mourn her passing after illness. Mrs Cave traveled from Sand Paint to California with her sister Goldie and mother Mes Cave seeking relief. A loving and thoughtful woman, she faced her final days with grace, and the town remembers her kindness and faith. Gertrwie Loewe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hartey Cate
Motthern Féxico
Myrtle Beamer
Dieremfort
Iluke
Bartan Ames
Additios
Myrtle Cave
Haring
Bors
Bari
Eikers
Roms
Annual W. B. G. Supper Garners Loyal Support
The annual Women of the town hosted a successful supper despite weather, netting over 2400 for a veterans memorial fund. Plans favor a large cannon-style monument in Correct Honville cemetery to honor departed soldiers, with an estimated $200 to $300 needed for base and dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honville
Herbold Harfeld Nuptials at Solstein
Albert C Herbold and Miss Clare Hanfeld were married yesterday afternoon at the German Lutheran church in Solstein city officiated by Langkammmerer. Attendants included Gustav Mohr Minnie Schmidt Hermen Rock and Lilliey Hanfeld. After the ceremony the couple returned to the Hanfeld home for celebration. They will move March 1 to the L Herbold farm north of Rock Branch.
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Holstein
Albert C Herbold
Clare Hanfeld
Woodbury County
German Lutheram Church
Langkammmerer
Gustav Mohr
Minnie Schmidt
Hermen Rock
Lilliey Hanfeld
Wiliam Hanfeld
Pis
L. Herbold
Rock Branch
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Adler Collegiat
America
Adler
Iowa
Edson
Schaller State Bank
Storm Lake
Leitrun
Sus UV
Central Roller Mills
Ida Groe
Blencoe
Aurelia
Han Lusty
Moorhead
George C. Tutt
Cristlis Addy
Day & Addy Hardware
Marcus
Onawa Hight
Woodbins
Missouri Walier
Barly
Thos
F Hughes
Omabs
B. Coogpock
A. L. Caldertead
Ue Council
S. T. Neveith
Kaine
George Eichene
Bey
LeSiers
Bee
F. H. Herriggton
W. H. Stamper
Frank Stamper
Minsners
H. H. Streeter
Gillett Grove
Miav
Anna Gould
Mr. Shepherd
Skeets Sarptiecé Gull
Amy Betes
Hotteim
Kaki
Cushing
Milinden
Perry Welay
Woodruff
Cobb and Wife
Mint- Nettie
Craree Ghosts
Meniny
Awits
J. P. Adama
Chicago
maBeee Te Viet
W. W. Woodroff
FE. A. Hall
W. F. G. Hanfeld
Wistons
Herbold-Harfeld
Solstein
Skinner’s Cafe
Store Mushkin
Correctionaville
Hamilton & Brown
Sardises
the Peoples Store
A. W. Seff
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