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Mr and Mrs L Cavanaugh host visitors and friends at home events. J E Walker and Rowe attendings. Mr and Mrs Sate and Mrs Joe Stillman listed among local residents. Tony and Mas attend gatherings as community notices appear in the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson
J. E Walker
Rowe
L. Cavanaugh
J. 3
Callen
Emenstebnes Celetives
Benda. Sar
Paul Bebe
Matias
Bask Snd
Aumstrans
Snd
Sate
Joe Stillman
Amd
Johm Origer
Ape Mir
Tony Fy
Community Notes Travelers and Visitors Share Weekend Visits
The page lists numerous Sunday visits and social rounds. Spencer of Em and Mrs. Frank Wright host guests. Myrtle Houghton of Des Moines calls on the W right home. Vic Gard and daughters vacation at Clear Lake. Norman Thompson and Levonne Grove visit Fen ton. Eva Franklin of Chicago connects with relatives in the area. A K Gaard hosts guests for an afternoon gathering marking a birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miante Oy
Mk Spencer
Are
Freeman
Margie Thoma
Fred Lorig
Harry Fergu- Soi
Emmerishburg
Joe Wollner
Myrtle Houghton
Des Moines
Frank Wright
Vic Gard
Victori
Bonita
Clear Lake
Norman Thompson
Levonne Grove
Fenton
Goodell
Milend
Ed Peterson
Wisconsin
Joiner Watling
Eva Franklin
Chicago
Emfor Clear
Larris Wright
Barney Brosdwell
Peverson
Marvin Broad
Depey
Hanson
A. K
Sehneider
Forest
Gay
Rodman Rodmen and Thompson: unclear local notices
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and locations with scattered phrases about employment and dates but no coherent event or action. Missing context prevents a clear summary of incident, notice, or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR tale hints at rural scene and names
The damaged text references a rural setting with cornstalks and fields and mentions a person or characters moving through a farm area. It reads like a stray fragment with unclear names and places, offering little concrete event or outcome to summarize.
TruPep Health Tonic Ad Promises Boost and Relief
An early morning ad touts THOPEP and TRUPEP as remedies for tiredness and irritation. It claims the tonics relieve digestion headaches and bad breath, offering credit off a 77 cent per bottle price at local druggists.
Model Home At Iowa State Fair Shows Strong Progress
Officials said indications point toward the best Iowa State Fair in ten years with the model home and exhibits drawing wide interest. The Iowa board of control notes improvements in livestock displays and theatre interior decorating as part of the fair’s overall advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Board of Control
Lle
Iowa
Baseball Player Breaks Arm In Base Collision
John Young of Osgood sustained four broken bones after colliding with a Depew player at second base in a late week game at Osgood. The incident ended Young’s participation for the day as fans watched the gritty infield clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Young
Osgood
Depew
Fossilized Jawbone Found in Bassuth County Gravel Pit
A fossilized bone found by a county gravel crew is believed to be part of a prehistoric animal jawbone. The nearly 15 inch bone features a corkscrew row of teeth along the upper jaw and was uncovered in a local gravel pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassuth County
Bethany Lutheran Church August Worship and Activities
Bethany Lutheran Church schedules morning worship at 10 30 with sermon The Sufficient Saviour a special offering to fund the Bible Vacation School Senior Choir rehearsal Friday 8 30 pm Ladies Aid annual picnic August 8 at 2 30 pm at Super Park bring dishes calendar committee in charge Lutheran Bible Camp opens at Gleat Lake Sunday registration and opening service Sunday camp teachers expected Sunday School has rented a cottage hoping to bless work in Sunday School God calls believers to work note by M Thompson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Lutheran Church No Sumolay School
Ladies Aid
Super Park
Lutheran Bible Camp
Gleat Lake
Gove
Sheep Dipping Measures Emerged For Scab Mite Control
An extension veterinarian notes dipping sheep at intervals over at least 60 days to combat scab mites. The process requires dipping time of at least 3 minutes in a sulfur solution, with attention to proper application to prevent infestation and skin damage. Signs of scab include swollen skin, crusts, and cracking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slouder
Bispeedon
Graettinger Eyes Plans for $18000 Sewage Plant
Graettinger town council weighs an $18 000 sewage disposal plant proposed to run along the highway west of town and through Graettinger. A committee including John Sullivan C A Jensen Henney Delawyer Clarance Clementson George Frick and Mayor E S George consulted with state and federal engineers at Webster City on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger
John Sullivan
C. A. Jensen
Henney Delawyer
Clarance Clementson
George Frick
E. 5
George
Star
Webster City
Steel Cast Embraces His Head and Shoulders
Neal Smith, injured last week when gored by a bull at his Al gona area farm, lies in Rochester Minnesota hospital with a steel head and shoulder cast. He has two broken neck vertebrae and is paralyzed from the hips down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Smith
Algona
Rochester
Minnesota
Plover School Board Buys Six Bus Bodies
Plover school district adopts six new bus bodies as part of a fleet upgrade for district transportation. The move accompanies drivers purchasing new trucks to replace aging equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover School Board
SE Public School Board
Home Building Under Way at Pocahontas
Several new homes are being erected in Pocahontas. The Lewis Jensen home will soon be completed and others including the Sam Fursto ws A W Paduska John Payik Gus Loats and R Grant are near finishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Lewis Jensen
Sam Furstows
A. W., Paduska
John Payik
Gus Loats
R. Grant
State G A R Head Ill Dies at 93 in Waterloo Home
State G A R head and Grundy county elder H B Kelly, 93, rests seriously ill at his daughter Mrs E Thomas's Waterloo residence. He attended the state encampment of the U S W V in Emmetsburg in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Kelly
Grundy County
Thomas
Waterloo
Kelly
Emmetsburg
Town of Chevrolet Kentucky Named After Automobile
A Kentucky town once accessible only by muleback grew from the Bic Diamond Coal Company camp to a town named Chevrolet after the first car seen there. The settlement now has 3800 residents and about 60 cars, with roughly half being Chevrolets. Local residents Helen Burns and the Burns family are noted in social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayvell
Tuit
Harlan
Chevrolet
Bic Diamond Coal Company
Jas
Every Car Needs an Occasional Check up
An old car care notice urges drivers to bring vehicles in for a quick check up. It stresses that even well running cars can hide troubles and promises instant diagnosis of problems and needed repairs at low cost. Drive in today for a check up.
Proposals Open for School House Erection in Freedom Township
Notice announces bids for a new school house in Freedom Township District No. 3 Palo Alto County to be received at the County Superintendent office in Emmetsburg until 4 pm August 3 1935. Plans and specifications may be viewed there. The board may reject any or all bids. Mrs W R Schroeder Secretary 80-2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom
Palo Alto
Emmetsburg
W. R. Schroeder
Local Grain Firm Forms Alliance In Emmetsburg
Jesse Lindebak of Sanford and Lindebak Elevator Lu Verne teams with W P Hempel of Algona in a general merchandising grain business in Emmetsburg. Lindebak will reside in LuVerne while retaining interest in the LuVerne elevator. Office set in Ryan Severson building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Lindebak
Sanford and Lindebak Elevator
LuVerne
W. P. Hemphil
Algona
Emametsburg
Ryan & Severson Building
Jas Ausland Sprains Ankle Jumping From Truck
James Ausland son of Mrs. Martin Ausland of this city suffered a badly sprained ankle last Saturday when his foot caught as he jumped from a truck to the ground at the Royal Lumber company yard where he is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Ausland
James Ausland
Martin Ausland
Royal Lumber Company
Dawson Brother Illness Reaches Waurika Oklahoma
Patrick Dawson of Waurika Oklahoma was reported seriously ill early this week prompting his brother Thos Dawson of Mallard to travel with Mrs. Dawson to Waurika on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos, Dawson
Mallard
Patrick Dawson
Waurika
Oklahoma
Dawson
Repair and Redecorate Begin at Knoblauch Building
Workmen started repairing the roof of the Mrs. J. H. Knoblauch building housing John's department store and the Gene Mulraney bootery. After completion, the stores will be redecorated.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Whittemore
Rodman
Rodmen
Step St AL. Thompson
Orwo
York Uraar Marn
Lowa
Lown Officinis
Thompson
Waiteb
Ddvises
J. KW. Stott
Kentucky
Helen Burns
Town City
Thos. Burns
Burns
Town University Hospital
Gregory Bormann
Mary
Estherville
Thos
Harry Gommels
Ene SA
Spencer Construction Co
Spencer, Iowa
Emmetsburg Rendering Works
Herbert J. Drager
Remington
Bert Hughes Drug Store
H. L. Brereton
M. D
J W. Woodbridge
First National Bank Bldg
Ad — Town
H.R. Powers
Tobin Building
Phil Scott
D. E. Kulp
Arm's Grocery
Crowe's Drug Store
Lewis Stuehmer
Justice OF the Peace Real Estate Loans, Abstracts and Insurance
Ayrshire Creamery
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