Wedding at Cunningham home in Ackley Minn
A Friday evening ceremony united John Cunningham and Mrs. Wm Ewing with Rev. Davey of Ackley performing. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Yoadell of Wadehn, has spent the past year near White Oak with relatives. The groom, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J W Cunningham, grew up in White Oak township. A wedding feast for thirty followed, and serenaders visited later. The couple will live with the groom's parents.
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J. W
White Oak
Rs. A. H Michell
W. Moore
Gon Ivan
Ralph Shaffer
Albert. Dennler Fome
Mlyria
Ole Johnson
Neema Crandall
Lima
Dick Gage
Blanche Aeschliman
Heneritta
Brandon
Mike Tynan
Charles City
A. G. Herrliing
Bettie
Luther Crandall
Crandall
Floyd Duffy
Sumner
W. E. Corkery
John Corkery
Wallace Paters
Alden Peters
Arlington
M. A. Klingman
Carroll Klingman
Highland
J. R. Wood
Flower
Oliver Lewis
Will Corbett
Dawson Clark
American Legion
Delwein
Don Crandall
Gertrude Frey
Inkle
Kath
Bernice Sniffin
Trude
Hawkeye
Lauren
Pleasant Ridge Club
Dave Jellings
Valentines
Nina Davis
Delegates Named for Mid Year Council Meeting
A meeting led by vice-president Mrs Hazel Moore appointed a committee to arrange delegates for the mid year council to be held here March 8 and 9. Mrs Laurel Welsh reviewed board minutes and letters from Abbie Swales were discussed with a plan to write and send group letters at the next meeting. Social happenings include a farewell party at Mr and Mrs Joe Downey home and a freshmen gathering at Clem Messerle home with games and refreshments.
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Hazel Moore
Laurel Welsh
Abbie Swales
John Thiele
Leslie Wheeler
Fern
Len‘Hummell
C. J. Adams
Bert Erickson
Bert Everett
Evelyn
Glen
Floyd Thompson
Wadena High School
Clem Messerle
Wadena School News Review of Grade Activities
The first and second grades staged Chicken Little for third and fourth graders Friday afternoon. A Valentine's box activity was enjoyed Wednesday afternoon across grades. Fifth and sixth graders with perfect spelling on February calendar include Mary Dicey Leonhart Ivan Johnson Burdena Moore Marjorie Herwig and Ray Herwig. Seventh and eighth graders observed Lincoln's birthday by pupils reading about his wife character favorite stories and poems.
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Mary Dicey Leonhart
Ivan Johnson
Burdena Moore
Marjorie Herwig
Ray Jy. Herwig
Lincoln
True Belief and Barriers to Prosperity: A Philosophical Note
An opinion piece argues that prejudice blocks growth and moral rights should not be politically wrong. It questions modern motivation, jokes in radio, and the value of perseverance over talent, noting self made men crediting stable partnerships and the need to revise writing for print.
Quotable Tidbits on Life and Leadership
A compilation of aphorisms and observations on debt work love and honesty with quotes from James Monroe and notes on local civic events in Postville. It mentions Gustav Dietsch's mayoral caucus and a large electricity supply sourced from numerous countries highlighting the global reach of a common lamp.
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James Monroe
Harp
Gustav Dietsch
Citizen's Caucus
Postville
Business Report
American Federation of Labor
R. D
Jack) Fallows of
Globe
Mexico
Brazil
Chile
New Caledonia
Australia
Malay Peninsula
India
Russia
East Africa
Greenland
High Spot of 1933 and Farm Price Rise
During June to August 1933 the nation enjoyed the best business spurt in two years driven by sharp rises in farm product prices. The upturn tapered quickly after farm prices fell again. The United States seeks recovery from farm price profits for farmers amid broader economic shifts. Eldorado Savings Bank winds up and issues 10 percent dividend checks to deposits.
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United States
Journal
Decorah
Eldorado Savings Bank
Degorihe and Rome Sacking Referenced in Patchy Dispatch
A jumble of phrases mentions Degorihe sacking Rome and Gaula actions against the Romans. The text also alludes to corn products and a sensational line about missionaries exposing wrongdoing, with a lingering reference to the “famous Hough Rider” and Paul Revere in 1938.
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Rome
van Paul Revere
Bell Syndicate
WNU Bervica
Pleasant Valley No 4 School Notes Brighten Week
Pleasant Valley No 4 reports a Valentine party with treats from Mia Peters and Cecil Tripp, students earned top arithmetic marks, perfect spelling, and addressed Lincoln’s birthday with activities. Beatrice Boyer, Genevieve Peters, and others stood out in poetry and geography projects while new maps aid lessons. More visits and a promised talk by Rev. Thomas mark a lively month. The quip at end jokes about politicians and pig farming limits.
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Barker
Mia
Joe Peters
Cecil Tripp
Beatrice Boyer
Jack Adrian
Genevieve Peters
Lincoln
Eileen Bartlett
Grace Peters
Kenneth Barker
Shirley Bartlett
Clara Boyer
Genavieve Peters
Letha Adrian
Thomas Barker
Doris Lyon
J. L. Bartlett
Roland Bartlett
Lila Graver
Dorothy Craft
Ray Gilbert
Leths Adrian
Thomas
Azalia Nutting
Through A Womans Eyes By Jean Newton
A condemned Sing Sing prisoner asks the warden for liquor before execution explaining a governor’s intercession might grant it. The piece, by Jean Newton, uses the incident to explore warped values and the urge to obtain desires even in death row.
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Jean Newton
Sing Sing
Colonies
Vale
Ani Ap Aas
Tate
Mquor
Bell
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Sally Blaine
George Bancroft
Frances Dee
Chick Chandler
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Marie Dressler
Jean Harlow
the Barrymores
Wallie Berry
Graham
White Crax
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