Local Notes Highlight Ayrshire Visit and Dances
Edward Kelly visited Ayrshire last week while Des Moines couple Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Black called on friends. A benefit dance at Farm Union hall supported the Mallard band. Married folks dances planned at KC hall and EKC hall. Various visits, moves, and small town events fill Emmetsburg notes.
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Edward Kelly
Ayrshire Viitor
W. J. Black
Des Moines
WC. Price
A. Sweeley
Rou ™Man
Emmetsburg
Smith
Ruthven
Mrn
FL Preebarger
Mr. Griffith
West Bend
Promote Kidney Health With Jad Salts Remedy
A widely circulated old health ad claims soft water and Jad Salts purify the kidneys. It says excess rich foods create acids that slow kidney function, causing rheumatism headaches and other ills. The remedy involves four ounces of Jad Salts in water and a physician check for kidney health.
Pastor Schleier Appointed at Remsen Diocese
Father Schleier of Spencer and Remsen has been named pastor of Remsen. He has served in Spencer for several years and is popular among diocesan pastors.
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Remsen
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Hans Haug Passes Away In Estherville Era
Hans Haug, long time resident of Vernon and Hoping areas, died Sunday after a lengthy illness. Sever Haug, his brother from Milltown Wisconsin, cared for him. burial was in Milltown. Services will be held there with Sever attending. Haug, born Bergen Norway May 31 1869, came to the United States at 18 and lived in Polk Vernon and Emmetsburg areas before moving to Milltown and later Hoping. He was industrious, prudent, and respected. his death mourned by many friends. Bethany Lutheran to hold a notable Lord's Day with baptisms, confirmations, many new members, and Holy Communion. Four Haug brothers expected in Bammersbore for services. choir to perform. Will Walsh notes frost harmed his potatoes. Burns reports early flowers wilted.
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Netlie Wagan
Sever
Milltawn
Wisconsin
Milltown
Jius Haug
Bergen Norway
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Wisconski
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Bethany
Richard and
Joseph
Norman Giere
Bammersbore
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as delivering instant, penetrating heat to relieve rheumatism. It claims three minutes to warm sore spots, improve blood circulation, and end lingering pain, with uses for tumbago neuritis backache stiff neck and chest colds.
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Rowles
Three Day Meet at Ames Advedas Titled
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Ames
Wick Woo Dina Alist Mrad
Iowa State Collen
Plebic School Teachers Grade Thacitierc Openings
Page shows numerous misspelled names and assignments for junior and senior high teachers. Several positions remain unfilled while a complete list with subject assignments is planned, with remaining roles to be filled soon.
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Leola Hand
Jimtor High Destructor
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Prineehh
Tnsirn
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Uistine
L Price
Jimier Aid
Government Hospital Fine Hace Clement Filepatrick Report
Clement Filepatrick, after weeks at the government hospital south of St. Louis, says 200 to 300 patients are there. Buildings are fine and service is good as Red Cross and K G M G A representatives assist ex service boys. Some patients gain treatment while others are disappointed. Mr Fitzpatrick visited St. Louis briefly on route home. Alan Callaghan was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Callaghan last Wednesday.
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H. W. Beebo
Clement Filepatrick
Government Hospital
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Special band trip by Mason City group May 4 to 6
A Mason City band group, with many local boosters, plans a May 4 4:35 a.m. departure and May 6 return, traveling to northern Iowa towns including Low Falls. The trip, organized by a community association, will stop at each town with short talks and souvenirs.
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Speikirs
Mason City
Hmuwelbsurg
Adon City
Tawa
Mason Ci
Lowa Falls
English services at South church next Sunday
English services to the South church next Sunday at WHam Sunday school immediately after the ser j Views Luther League in the evening at 8:00 clock Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at :00 o'clock The combination class will meet Saturday at 2:00 p.m Chart rehearsal Friday evening a 8:00 o'clock You are cordially invited Worship with us ALK Gaurd
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South Church
Wham
Luther League
Kicking on the Speed Cops in Port Dodge
Port Dodge boosters accuse police of injuring the town by arresting auto snodders. Authorities grew cranky last spring about fast drivers but later changed policy to calmer enforcement.
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Port Dodge
Sheldon
Big Lutheran Conference in Stanton Session
A large Lutheran conference is in session at Stanton, Lex slon, with about 100 attendees and a 25,000 member group. Estimated expenditures total 14604K0. The Iowa Lutheran hospital in Des Moines, the Home for the Aged in Madrid, and the Children’s Home in Stanton are among its charitable institutions valued together at over 1.5 million dollars.
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Lexslon
Loch Lutherans
Stanton
Iowa
Weather and Social Claim Brief from Local Page
The report notes general fair weather tonight and Thursday with probable rains in extreme east and south portions. Frost expected tonight if skies clear and wind falls. Temperatures rise Thursday afternoon.
Plover Plans New Gymnasium Auditorium Size 50 by 98 Feet
Milley of Plover filed a notice in Emmetsburg about a special school election set for May 28 to approve a $12,000 gymnasium and auditorium project for the Plover consolidated district. The brick and hollow tile building would be 50 by 98 feet, with a quarter section in Palo Alto county. Plover has about 250 residents.
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Milley
Plover
Spirit Lake Farm Home Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed the Spirit Lake farm home of Narr Dralota on Saturday. Origin traced to an unused second floor room. Neighbors and volunteers tried to save the building but water supply ran out before the fire could be contained.
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Narr Dralota
Spirit Lake
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