Thanksgiving Football Game at Spencer Ends 19 to 0
Spencer high school lost to Emmetsburg 19 to 0 on a windy Thanksgiving day. Emmetsburg took an early lead and added another early in the second quarter, with Spencer unable to mount a sustained offense. The season closed with Spencer’s seniors reporting a strong campaign despite the defeat, and praise given to Gowans and Superintendent Johnson for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grea- Songe Chimmersburg High Sehool
Spencer
Rome
Emmetsburg
Spencer Lads
Spence
Spenser
Hall
Emanetsburg
Hatiersburg
Saway
Emmetsbargain
Hinger
Aartind
Emmetabare
Kamlung
Paty Altahaya
Ratherville
Algons
Milford
Take Park
Fale Grave
Britt
Anc
Pocahontas
Clarion
Em- Metaburg
Mr. Gowans
Emmetsburg Couple Married Thanksgiving Day
Miss Grace McKinVie and John McNutt, both of Emmetsburg, wed at the First Methodist parsonage on Thanksgiving. Rev E N Tompking officiated. The couple plan to reside in Emmetsburg. Local relatives learned of the marriage when a Daily Messenger issue surfaced. The bride, who came from Scotland, has friends and a warm regard from the community, and the groom is described as upright and trusted. Congratulations are extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace MeKinvie
John M eNutt
Emmetsburg
E. N. Tompking
Shadbolt & Middleton
Corn Yield Memoir and Local School Changes
A mixed fragment reports corn crop details with 64 bushels per acre claimed by a farmer near Sibles and references Peddie. It also notes Mr. Alexander Peddie, neighbors, a jury summons, and changes in local school staff including Miss Pitcher and Miss Clara Mussen in seventh and eighth grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne Schoor
Huthyenius
Ackinson County Pioneer Dies in California
Ackinson County pioneer P Hagerty died in Los Angeles California on November 1. He towed the inn t Hagerty was postmaster for several years and kept a store at that place. Flowana and Mrs Hagerty had longed to celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary on November 8. Me Save Copy of Tax Levy Thiet week we publish the tax levy for the coming year. All owners of property should cut it out and make a note of the assessments for various purposes so that when there are public discussions about high taxes and the officers who are responsible for them they may consider the matter intelligently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Peddie
Sibles
Peddie
Nis Lynn
Haggerty
Dickimson County
Los Angeles
California
Hagerty
Flowana
McMarty Passenger to Rochester for Witt Treatment
T J McMarty traveled to Rochester Tuesday where he received Witt treatment in a local hospital.
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Ais. T
Mulroney Bros Store 15 Robbed at Mallard
Thesday morning about 2 o'clock Mulroney Brothers store at Mallard was robbed. Seven suits of clothes and 150 to 200 dollars worth of silk goods were taken but recovered. John Mulroney fired at the robbers. no one hurt. Goods found within an hour, clothing located nearby. A farmer saw a headless horseman about 2 AM. Mallard vigilantes and armed townsfolk failed to trap the thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulroney Brothers
Mallard
John Mullroney
Ball Park
Mulroney
Sheri
Jaeh- Sou
Tiewever
Mulrgney
Emmetsburg Commyunity Club Reorganizes at Court House
About 75 residents attended the adjourned meeting to reorganize the Ne Metsburg Commercial Club into the Emmetsburg Community club. Miss Anna Donoval presided, Walter Dick-Peddie was named secretary, and a new board of directors and officers were elected. A salaried secretary may be hired as the drive for members begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne- Metsburg Commercial Club
Court House
Anna Donoval
Walter Dick- Peddie
Gadden
All Commercial Club
Emmetsburg Community Club
Hert Hughes
W. J. Younus
Anna Bounyan
Warl Reehn
D. c. MacCartyail
Johnson
Tollows
Tfresideant
W. Giddler
Y. Larson
B. Frea
Miss Ethel Doyle Weds Russell Jondraan at St Marys
Miss Nth ed Dole and Russell Jondraan of tia allied aml Miss Ethel A Doyle of Minnaa Bolis united in marriage Saturday morning at Son'dack St Mary's church with Reverend Father Schell officiating. The couple's attendees included Mr and Mrs Leonard Cook among local friends. The bride wore blue chiffon velvet with ermine trim and Ophelia rose corsage. a wedding breakfast followed at the Ward hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Jondraan
Tia
Ally
Ethel A. Doyle
Minnaabolis
Mermning
Son'dack
St. Mary's Church
Schell
Mira
Leonard Cook
Wedding Wish For Dove and Groom At 326 South Jackson
The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C P Dove and plans a short wedding trip before settling at 326 South Jackson Street. The groom works as a salesman for the Atnoal Coffer company with offices in this city. Local friends extend hearty congratulations and best wishes for a happy marriage.
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Cial
South Jackson Street
Atnoal Coffer Company
Aberdeen
Daily News
Palo Alto
C. P. Dove
Stort
St. Mary's Academy
St. Paul
Democrat
Fire destroys Kendalls barn near town
A large barn on R. B. Kendalls farm, 60 by 36 feet and about 19 feet high, burned Tuesday afternoon. A chicken house and contents were lost. three horses and six cows were saved. Loss estimated at 3000 to 3500 dollars, with 1209 dollars insured. Firefighters saved nearby buildings despite intense heat and rushed water. Members of the Estherville Commercial Club seek to restore the evening train to Igsworth Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. BE. Wendall
County Mutual
Mt. Kendall
Myrs- Kendall
Estherville
National Education Week Visit Welcomed at Eminetsburg Schools
Education Week is marked by daily sessions on vital problems as Eminetsburg public schools invite patrons and friends to observe exhibits by grades and home economics students. Teachers welcome visitors any day with a focus Friday afternoon on student projects and a high school program in the A S assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Bureau of Education
American Legion
Te Eminetsburg
Little
Martin Frier Dies in Pomona California at Eleven
Obituary notes the death of Martin Frier in Pomona California a week ago. He was eleven years old and survived by his wife and two daughters. The Friers lived near Curlew about twenty years ago and had resided in California for about ten years.
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Palo Alto
Martin Frier
Pomona California
Frier
Curlew Ghout
Alvin Johnson
Great Oak Township
California
Mallard Girls Defeat Audubon In Close Pair
Mallard girls defeated Audubon 22 to 10 and 18 to 14 in a Thanksgiving weekend pair in Audubon High gym before about 300 spectators. Led by Dorothy Hutin and Viola Zech, Mallard showed strong shooting and discipline to upset the favored Audubon, with coach Iva Kuhn guiding the team. Two more games are slated at Mallard on December 28 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hutin
Viola Zech
Marie Ditech
Lilian Dirtelyy
Hazel Ridenowe
Irma Trung
Bernice Sends
Alice Trung
Luella Kress
Iva. Kuhn
William Darling Died Thanksgiving Day in Illinois
William Darling born March 24 1861 in Richmond Hill Ontario came to the United States at 17. He married Minerva Sprear ing in Stark County Illinois January 12 1898 and had four children Earl Otis Ina Wille. He died last Thursday at his home southeast of Rundsbury aged 66 years. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Kinmetshurg. A theft report noted $20 worth of standard books stolen from Milford station later found near Hayward’s Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Darling
Richmond Hill
Ontario
Canada
United States
Marrige
Minerva Sprearingen
Stark County
Illinois
Earl
Otis
Ina
Wille
Mr. Darling
Eundshueryg
Earth
Kiryani
Kinemetshurg
Sumilay
Gestar
Reginald D. Acheson
Pine Musical Entertainment At St Mary's Academy
The program featured a Geper Dynce choir under the direction of DY Whe, with a duet by Bernice Joynt and Mildred Nethaiver. Selections included Aubade by Mina Mag and Ilene Philips, Love's Caprice by Margaret, and a Hungarian piece by Marie Jenélaga, Mary Gendert, and Mary Stell.
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St. Mary's Agmy
Mi Aan
Bernice Joynt
Mildred Nethaiver
Aubade
Mina Mag
Ilene Phlips
Mise
Mary Selle
Mary Malloy
Miss Margaret
Mibrie
Minees
Marie Jenélaga
Mary Gendert
Mary Stell
Tie Gurts
Notable Cast Delivers Evening Program in Local Benefit
The event featured shun gaurian Dance No 7 and Arkutus with Aeoneach play, and She Bear Departed received praise. Cast included Ammet Jackman Marguerite Maguire Leone Jane Mery Duffy Maurice Jennings and Leonard Neary. Other pieces Joyful Peasant Waioresque Americaine Waterway of Venice and Hymn of Thanksgiving added to an enjoyable afternoon.
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Roney
Miss. Mariourns
Arkutus
M Mary Lawless
Aeoneach
Phoss
Ammet Jackman
Marguerite Maguire
Leone Jane
Mery Duffy
Maurice Jennings
Leonard Neary
Mia Laughtin
Margaret Brown
Venice
Lou Hennessey
Emmetsburg High to Host Local Basketball Practice
The Emmetsburg High School assembly room will host basketball practice two evenings weekly with seats arranged on four-seat sections. Standard baskets installed. high ceiling noted. Visiting teams cannot be accommodated. all games will be away. Scheduled opponents include Esther ville Spencer Armstrong and Ruth ven with potential games against Spirit Lake and Algona. Delphian Literary Society will present a December 72 program featuring piano, readings, debates and original poems by middle school students.
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Emmetsburg
H. S
Estherville
Spencer Armstrong
Ruthven
Spirit Lake
Algona
Delphian Boviety
Delphian Literary Society of Junior High
Clara Nelson
Paddy
Welly
Ann Bray
Eliza. Bray the Lady
Mary Ruberg
Ruth Willhite
Wilhebuina Muroschele
We Cannot Publish Names of Prize Winners
The newspaper explains it cannot print prize winner names due to an attorney general of Iowa ruling and a statewide lottery publication policy. Readers are urged not to contact the paper about inserting names this week, as the policy is binding and to avoid risk.
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Iowa
Democrat
Water Front Stove Explosion Injures Mrs Downs
A stove front explosion caused a fire of the week injuring Mrs J oy Downs. She suffered arm injuries while water splashed through a crevice. Mrs Downs described a sudden burn and lingering pain as she awaited aid.
Kangaroo Court At Spencer Spares Few Defendants
Reportedly JW Neapy and Howard Stetn faced a kangaroo court several evenings ago. The event, described as a local show trial, involved Manipod and Viltt Brres amid rising tensions. Visitors from Berwick and Wool attended a Sunday gathering in Spamece.
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Neapy
Howard Stetn
Coldest Weather of the Season Hits Tuesday Morning
A brutal cold front left the city with a temperature at zero Tuesday morning. Monday night brought fierce winds and biting air as Ray Shiflete of Spencer profiles a challenge to Jeddy Thompson on December 11, a planned matchup on the mat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Shiflete
Spencer
Jeddy Thompson
American Legion Entertainment Recap and Speaker Address
Large crowd attended the American Legion event highlighting boxing bouts among local competitors Red Whitney Joe Crowley H L Smith Eddie Kieht George Beatty Slim Yeatsey and a close Harold Higgins John Ruddy match. Commander John Higley introduced State Commander C H Robbins who praised the Legion and urged strong membership and civic duty. Light luncheon followed and the program drew praise from local business leaders and Legion members.
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American Legion
Red Whitney
Joe Crowley
H. L. Smith
Eddie Kieht
Ayrshire
George Beatty
Slim Yeatsey
Harold Higgins
John Ruddy
Higgins
Republic
Hot Klux Kien
Robbins
Lexion Boys
Mrs C W Crim Dies in Los Angeles En Route to Honolulu
Mrs C W Crim wife of the late Attorney Crim of Estherville died in Los Angeles while traveling by automobile from Estherville to join her son Harold in government service in Honolulu. She was a pioneer resident of Emmet and Dickinson counties and was accompanied by her daughter Miss Grace Crim. Harold arrived in Los Angeles to accompany the body back to Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Crim
Attorney Crim
Estherville
Los Angeles
California
Honolulu
Harold
Grace Crim
Emmet
Dickinson
Honolua
Grim
Ammetsburg
Basket Social at W H Brown Schoolhouse
There will be a basket social in the W H Brown schoolhouse in High Township four miles east and two miles north of Ruthven on Friday evening December 15. Ladies are requested to bring well filled baskets. Miss Mercedes Donahoe is the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Brown Schagi
Ight Township
Ruthven
Mercedes Donahoe
Collision with telephone pole injures drivers in Haute
Friday morning collision involving James Ainsley in an Haute truck struck a telephone pole. Mrs Henry Beekman reported bystander injuries as bystanders described the wreck and damage to wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ainsley
Henry Beekman
Ed Pepe and Tara Shine at Bort Thurge Taner Night
Fragmentary OCR reads about Oifara and DVeBean in a ring event at Bort Thurge Taner venue with Tara and Ed Pepe involved. Details are unclear, but mention of a youth and a night session appears central to the brief.
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Oifara
Dvebean
Pepe
Winneapolis
Tara
Bort Thurge Taner
Aso
Brearley Plans Big Sale At New Hope Pavilion
R W Brearley of this city is constructing a new pavilion and preparing for another large sale later in the month at his property where Mr Wood also resides. The event builds on the ongoing development in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brearley
Paulties
R. W. Brearley
Marth
Hoe
Wood
Rural water area reports near sixty four dollars
A late week charge report shows rural receipts around 64 dollars. The item notes a small gain from the water area as the latest figures come in.
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Atutone Johnson
L. Bo
LL pAbbo
Aloysings Kelly
Gorden Pratt
Andrew Vandervelte
Donald Alen
R. G. Orville Telford
Wee
Dodue
John McNutt
Miss Grace McKinzie
Ackinson County
Calfornia
Mulroney Bros
Mr. Mulroney
Yemen
Miss Nthed Dole
Mr. Russell
Kendall
Audubon
Champii
Miallay
Jeany Anuubon
I Cobble Uateat
Honiampions
Audubon High
Anduban
Wmn. Darling
Haywird
K. OC. Hall
Dirpes Ton
St Mary's Conservatory of Music
IGE
Spencer Alien
Berwick
Viluze
Spamece
Mos
Mr. Brown
Kerwick
Young
American Legion Entertainment
Mwa
Owen
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