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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1936
Page
8
In an early December report J B Mertz suffered two broken ribs and other bruises after a side-road collision near Havelock. The vehicles involved were badly damaged and details emerged from the prior weekend incident.
Mr George Knox and Miss Dorothy Anderson were married Monday afternoon at three o clock above the Methodist parsonage in Spencer with Rev H Hutchinson officiating. The couple will reside on a farm east of Gillett Grove after March 1. The wedding was followed by a dinner for the bridal party at the bride’s parents home.
Women of the community and Sacred Heart parish are warmly invited to attend a forthcoming gathering. The notice emphasizes inclusive participation and local engagement within the parish and neighborhood.
Curlew Iowa church announces winter services at Curlew Baptist Church Vernon V. White pastor with Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11, evening changes in times through winter, and additional prayer and Bible study Tuesday. Local news notes marriages, visits, a high school basketball game results, and community obits.
West Bend theatre owner Harold Cashen was found dead at his home from a gunshot wound. The West Bend Journal notes the couple bought the theatre last June and that Mrs. Cashen will likely run the business. A travelling salesman later reported a liquor permit tied to Cashen found with blood stains, suggesting possible foul play.
The Richard Hersom farm home eight rooms concrete block, located 344 miles east of Mallard, was destroyed by a Sunday afternoon fire of unknown origin. The Bersom family, visiting relatives in Havelock, were not home. A neighbor reported smoke. Mallard fire department arrived too late. Other buildings survived. The house was owned by Metropolitan Insurance Company and insured.
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