Emmetsburg Social Roundup and Local Moves
Emmetsburg residents a flurry of activity with moves and visits. Mr and Mrs Arthie Wilcox relocate to the third ward, Mrs Allen moves to South Broadway, and the Belangs relocate to Rochester Minnesota for work. Shoppers and subscribers renewals abound as locals attend church meetings, visits to relatives in Des Moines and Milwaukee, and travel to Estherville and Davenport. More social bytes include patients in hospital, a heart attack case in Albany, and various journeys among Soper, Higley, and McGrath families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthie Wilcox Ang Fally
Addie] Allen
Third Ward
Alen
South Broadway
Joy Egland
Belang
Rochestar
Mion
Fred Kruse
Danaitter Evelyn
Arthur Kruse
Gon Wayne
Grettinger
Emmetsburg
Arthur
Glen Alfers
Marilyn
Joan Bilis
Des. Moines
Elmore Ellis
Jack Higley
Esthervie
Sioux City
Whitte Yacre
Higgins
Whitemore
John Callen
Sioux Gily
Dra
Don Sylvester
Ion
Harland Soper, Jr
Shelby. Mont
Femmerabure
Viet
Soper
VW. Soper
Warland, Jr
Tavenport
Emmrelsburg
Montana
Dad Amspoker
Laurens
Clyde Eyraneda Pave
LaGrozsa
Wis
Ernest Slater
Bounda
Spencer
Sainresses Hrenian
Ala
Lesars
Kun
Nan
Mary
Reunan
Roasmary Mebyoy
Avips
Mary Therese Grace
Ailes Geraldine Ivitty
Briarcli
Farmer Cody
Holden
Chicago
Joe Smith
Ed Quinn
Holdens
Quinn
Smith
Hob Edge
Grinnell
G. L. Twait
Famiy
West Main Street
Private Leo Tubbe Completes Five Week Marine Course
Marine Recruit Depot San Diego California trains Marine Private Fleet Class Leo Tubbe son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Table Emmetsburg. He completes a five week instruction course qualifying for tasks and responsibilities of Marines. The report notes duty aboard a Navy carrier and reflects on his service alongside fellow Marines amid training and graduation events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo CG
Tubbe
Leslie Table
Emmetsburg
Antry
Marine Recruit, Depot
Satl
California
Navy
Nea
Conrienf
Uist
Una
Whittemore Baseball Triumph Over Local Nine
Whittemore baseball team edged locals in a scrappy opener. Wiese pitched well for Whittemore with support from Recon and Riggs at the plate as errors and timely hits fueled the win despite a brief surge by the locals. Wiese struck out five in a complete performance as Whittemore nerves the early season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaton
Lae
Parke
Fitehers
Nils Ta Et
Ruimetahure
Winan Strark
Edad
Mesa
Ute
Wiese
Elole Recon
Satin Denne
Riggs
Crona Sinate
Leigh
Whittemore
Reagan
Metsburg Opens Season After Reorganization
Paul Klieg caught well for Metsburg and Tiel Donovan played solid first base. This marked the first game for the team since a one year lapse in reorganization, with emphasis on pitching and fielding as they went down by the strikeout route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Klieg
Emmetsburg
Tiel Donovan
Firs
Southerfs
Waverly Hotel Leases Space To Two Firms
Ed Doyle, operator of the Waverly and Kemore hotels, announced new leases for space in the Waverly to White and Pitcher plumbing and heating contractors and Runnings Furniture, starting May 1. The remodeling will move the lobby desk, with White and Pitcher occupying the ground floor center and basement, and Runnings using the west side. Existing first floor tenant Charles Myers, a barber, must move. new apartments are planned for permanent guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Doyle
Waverly
Kemore
E Ificer
White and Pitcher
Builhings
Charles Chick) Myers
Myers
White
Pitcher
Age
Runnings Farniturg
Harve Runnings
Runnings
Broadway
Doyle
the Waverly
Wermore
Mallard resident Schutze dies after twelve years
The Mallard community mourns MR. SCHUTZ a long time resident and business figure who ran a near market and locker plant from his Laurens home He was born to Frederick and Anna Maria Schutz and married Mildred Esther Emerick on December 3 1913 He leaves brothers and six grandchildren and was a member of Baton sonic lodge His death is deeply regretted locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr.schutz
Mallard
Market
Laurens
Frederick
Anna i Maria Schutz
Dee
Mildred Esther
Emerick
Baton Sonic Lodge
Schtz
Dredging Benefits Spur Lake Improvement Plans
Discussion on dredging a fifth of the lake to 21 feet aims to improve shorelines and create level, cleaner areas. Mechesney, operator of the dredge, recalls earlier dredging near North Twin and notes wave action contributes to silt movement and shore reshaping. The plan foresees significant overall improvement if the predicted sediment removal occurs.
iMIATT FREED Continued Iron page 1
A fragment discusses constitutional due process in Hiatt’s case, noting that notice and a right to be heard are essential. It argues for a proper test of Hiatt's sanity and questions whether the state will attempt such an examination, while asserting Hiatt’s presumed sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Prichard
Hintt
Shaw
Hiatt
Ghénlian
Lake Dredging Progress and Depth Details
The report notes dredging equipment can be towed after reaching a point 250 feet from shore. Water depth near the yards is shallow, only a few feet, but beyond 59 feet out depth rises to about five feet. The foreman says pumps were used to start movement and the dredge will likely be left in the lake after the barge completes its return trip downstream.
Funeral Rites For Schutz 58 Held In Mallard
Funeral services for Schutz 58 were held with burial in Lake cemetery. The Rev R B Tinga conducted the rite at the Mallard church. Pallbearers were T J Reinders A H Stell George Kress A W Talim G B Tage and T Conway all of Mallard Mere. Schutz born Rolfe Iowa 14 1889 died April 12 at home in Mallard after a heart attack. Survived by wife five children Ernest F Lowell O Hover B ard Donald G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tush Lake
Poy Funeral
Haree
T. J. Reinders
A. H. Stell
Geore Kress
A. W. Talim
G. &. Tage
T. 2. Conway
Mallard
Mere. Schutz
Rolfe Jane
Hone
Surtivorp
Ernest F
B. Ard Donald G
Ail of
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P. G. Mond
Josephine McGrath
Albbany
Jeeat H Hospital
Main Street
George D. Prem
Maillard
Normadine Leo
Jamaica
Ed Tanti
Johnson
Curlew
Clara Waugh
West Palm Beach
Flat
Esther Lund
Madison Couty
G. Snake Drive
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Cornelia
University of Iowa
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van Horn
Tefferson
Hiau
Jefferson
Dno
McChesney
Five Island
Lake Cornelia
Iowa Conservation Commission
Ermetsburg Bay
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Palo
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Dbrennai
Fh. E. Cowan
West Bend
A' Seagren
Owlew
Ner Hough
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Mansén
Ingers
F Uihven
JohnyHader
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Rodman
R."w. Hesse
J . Township
William Grodexsen
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W.L. O'Brien
Emmetsbure
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Blington
Hans ‘Madsen
Fairfield
Clarence Kemna
Fed Waller
Lowel Snarp
Freedom
Ambrose ‘Dardis
Silver la
William Janssen
Vernon
Ed Herke
Walnuts Arg
Prank Christensen
Nersons Nake
MeQhesney
Allsa
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Honstera
Imiatt Freed
Iowa
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Jet Porter
Jimi Lydon
Ronanne and His Orchestra
Cumetia Ero Re
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Barney A. Sarecky
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Hist Gibbore
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FYCO
Technicolor
Cedric Hardwicke
Judith Anderson
Anthony Quinn
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Seeean
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Schutz
R. B. Tinga
Tiny Little Amby Meyer
Interlaken
PARK
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Aspte
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Palo Alto County
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