Obituary of Mrs. E Brandt in Postville church service
Mrs. Ernest Brandt born Bertha Kuhse in Plum mer Germany Sept 25 1875 came to the United States at six. She died April 5 1958 at age 82 after two marriages and six sons two daughters and three steps. Funeral services were held April 8 at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev Charles B Witt officiating. Burial followed in Postville Cemetery.
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Ernest Brandt
Bertha Kuhse
Albert Kuhse
Wilamine Zell Kuthse
Plummer
Germany
Guttenberg
Basil
August Fischer
Chris
Monroe
Wash
Will Fischer
So. Dak
Viola Harris
Hampton
Postville
Otto
Gilbert
Anna Hoffman
South Oak
Frieda Mecklenberg
Chester
Gusta Bareis
Minnie Meyer
Castalia
Mabel
Walter Fischer
Raymond
Verni
Clarence Brandt
Elsie Meyer
Fred ‘Kuhse
Rudolph Kuhse
Harmersburg
Wm. Kuhse
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Charles B. Witt
Wadena News Chi Anedau Club Meets
The Chi Anedau Wadena Women's Federated Club met at Mrs. Kenneth Baldwin's home with roll call sharing a birth year item. Guests spoke on The Smart Look, and a family life skit titled A Style Show in Reverse was narrated by Mrs. Tom Sniffin. Several members participated and music was by Mrs. Klingman.
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Chi Anedau Club
Chi
Anedau Wadena Women's Federated Club
Kenneth Baldwin
Woodward
Merle Bovis
Tom Sniffin
Don Leonhart
George Alderson
Lyle Patterson
Robert Klingman
Weekend Visits and Hospital Update in Milwaukee and Iowa
Mrs Elwin Leving and two daughters spent Thursday through Saturday with her parents Dr and Mrs J R Wood in Milwaukee. Lena Aeschliman, recently released from West Union hospital, returned home by ambulance and remains confined to bed but improving slowly. Claude Bean of Waukon visited Walter Cook’s home on Sunday. Salvation Army appeals responses have been strong, with local treasurer L F Crandall handling contributions. Dawson Clark and wife traveled to Cedar Rapids to spend the week with their son Bud Clark and family.
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Independence
Manchester
Elwin Leving
Milwaukee
J. R. Wood
Lena Aeschliman
West Union Hospital
Claude Bean
Waukon
Walter Cook
Salvation Army
W. E. Corkery
L. F. Crandall
Dawson Clark
Cedar Rapids
Bud
W. S. C. S. Meetings Include Youth Service Talk
Mrs. Jack Bush and Mrs. H. A. Uubke hosted a W S C S gathering at the Bush home on Monday evening with fourteen members present. Mrs. Chas. Heiser led the program on Our Youth Who Serve. The North Iowa Conference is set for April 30 at Cedar Falls First Methodist. The society plans to send a church youth to summer camp at Clear Lake.
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Jack Bush
H. A. Uubke
Bush
Chas. Heiser
North Iowa
First Methodist Church
Cedar Falls
Clear Lake
Local travelers and family notes from Almont region
Dr and Mrs G E Jorgenson are on a motion picture location in Chicago this week. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Edwards of Spokane visit Helen Dibble and relatives. Claude and Mrs Gress return from Riverside with family. They toured Cedar Falls Cedar Rapids Central City and Grundy Center and shared trips with Harold Gress Phyliss Venard’s hospital stay corrected as Patton State Hospital California. Phyliss at home since last September but soon to return for treatments.
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G. E. Jorgenson
Chicago
Lloyd Edwards
Spokane
Wash
Helen Dibble
Claude Gress
Riverside
Calif
Harold Gress
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
Central City
Waterloo
Clara Gress
Wm. Grover
Grundy Center
Gress
Harry Venard
Phyliss
Patton State Hospital
California
Postville Woman Hospitalized After Treatment Visit
Mrs Verni Engle was taken to Postville Hospital Tuesday afternoon for treatments. Her condition and the exact nature of the visit were not disclosed.
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Postville Hospital
Verni Engle
Unexpected Crash Hits Monticello Refreshment Stand
Ray Cahill faced unexpected customers at his stand near Monticello when a Cascade driver Earl Bollinger lost control. The car crashed into a wall causing about $3000 in damage to the stand.
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Ray Cahill
Monticello
Earl Bollinger
Cascade
Secret Service duties cited in protecting president and fighting fakes
Fragmentary text discusses Secret Service statutory duties protecting the president and suppressing counterfeiters. Includes stray quotes about domestic life and a cryptic note on a “dinger” and gaining a bathroom, offering no clear event or dates. Entities remain unclear due to garbled phrasing.
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U.S. Secret Service
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E. Brandt
Wadena News
Arlington
Wadena
Charles Hart
State Mental Health Hospital
Maureen O'Connor
Strawberry Point
Lyle Ruthens
Wilder Mattocks
Raymond Jellings
Hart
Flossie Voshell
Elgin
Iowa
Florida
Bureau of Mines
Bureau of Mines Spectrographic Analysis
Northern Field Seed Company
Joseph Wander
Clermont
Alermont
Elkader Theatre
Northeast
Cary Grant
Jayne Mansfield
Suzy Parker
Grant
Missouri
Lemar
Rapidayton
Ree Pees -P
Millard
Neve
Tennessee Erne Ford
Ford
Fred T. Cline Motor CO
Clermont, Iow
Interstate Power
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