Mournful Obituary and Christmas Program Notes
The notice reports the death Sunday of Mrs Vincent Grady of Great Oak township after illness. She leaves her husband and six brothers, with services at Assumption church and burial at St Johns cemetery. Also included is a long obituary for Mary Hose Donovan Grady, detailing birth in Rimelsburg, marriage to Vincent Grady, family ties, Catholic faith, and traits of character. The page also mentions Emmetsburg area commerce and a Christmas program at the M E Church with sermons, singing, and offerings for orphan relief, plus a calendar of events and a pastor’s note.
Mrs Charles Nolan Dies at Des Moines
Mrs Charles Nolan died at Des Moines last Saturday while staying with her daughter Mrs James Walsh. Funeral held in Des Moines early this week with burial in a Catholic cemetery. The Nolans, long respected in Silver Lake township, moved from Des Moines in 1899 and celebrated their fiftieth anniversary in 1917. Survived by seven children including Mrs James Walsh and Mrs James Conlon, with relatives in the area. The family receives community sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nolan
Ayrshire
Des Moines
James Walsh
James Conlon
Great Oak Township
This County
Albert Carney
Maxwell
Iowa
Jeff Nolan
Tow Trust & Loan Company
James
Daniel
Edward
A Dubigg
McElroy
Dex Moines
Death of Mrs Anton Kwalskie Studer of Merrill Iowa
Funeral services for Ottile Frances Studer Kwalskie, 41, of Merrill occurred November 28 at St Benedict Church following her sudden death November 25 at her Merrill home. She was born January 1 1877, married June 22 1896 to Anton Kwalskie and leaves eleven children, parents, seven brothers and two sisters. She was active in church and neighborly duties and valued by family and friends across several communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Studer
White
South Dakota
J. N
Wesley
Frank
Nora Springs
H.R
Emmetsburg
Martin and Magnus
Mallard
Elizabeth Wemmer
Katie Shaughnessey
Ayrshire
Ottile Franes Studer
August Studer
Local News from Emmetsburg Town Report
James Fay arrived home from Camp Uodge and resigned as HK C secretary. Robert Laughlin, previously very ill, is able to be with us again. Mrs Lizzie Hopson returned from the twin cities to visit family. Mrs A S Harrington travels to Lincoln Nebraska for holidays. Leland Coonan mustered out and home again. The Gusland child recovered from a serious illness. Clarice Lynch, a Qwassa Iowa teacher, will spend holidays with her mother. J D Martin ill with flu but not serious. Floyd Peterson and spouse traveled to Carroll for holidays with his parents. Sherman Deneen aboard Magnolia returning from France. Mrs M Plening to Whittemore for a husband Joe and family. flu kept her home. Annual A O H meeting re-elected officers. Charles Bleckwenn from Fairfield Townships treated for foot poison in Town City hospital. Wishes for Mr Jaleckwent’s speedy recovery. Geo Terwilliger and Iain Coakley attended funeral of Mrs Hood in Clare. J P Jennings’ son Will remains in France. Thomas last heard from on firing line. J P Cony of Grachtinger visited Emmetsburg. lost eleven fine milch cows in October. Cows appeared crazy. veterinary due, milk check $182. bought eight young cows to replace. Finished husking. about 4,500 bushels of corn. Jim Nason visited Charles City. Emmetsburg urged to plan Fourth of July celebration. R J Dooley busy painting across county. printers’ ads boost demand. Louis Rankin of WillingtonTownship died from influenza turning to pneumonia. survived by wife and children. local impact noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fay
Camp Uodge
HK. C
Robert Laughlin
Lizzie Hopson
Twin Cities
A. S. Harrington
Lincoln
Nebraska
Leland Coonan
Minneapolis
Charles Gusland
Clarice Lynch
Qwassa
Iowa
J. D. Martin
Democrat Force
Floyd Peterson
Carroll
Charles Bleckwenn
Fairfield Township
Tdemocrat
Jaleckwent
Geo. Terwilliger
Iain Coakley
Clare
Frank Hood
Mr. Terwilliger
Conway
J.im. Nason
Charles City
Emmetsburg
R. J. Dooley
Fuir
Democrat
Louis Rankin
Willington Towne
Lost Island Lake to Get Electric Park Resort
Ruthven Iowa December 17 A Gilmore City led company has bought Lake Side Electric Park on Lost Island Lake north of Ruthven and plans extensive development. Amusements rides motor boats and other attractions will be added to make a premier summer resort at the scenic waterway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthven
Iowa
FP. J. Tishenbanner
Gilmore City
Lakeside Electric Park
Lost Island Lake
Rks
Alt Fawn
Mayne Notice on Brennan Corn Cultivation
Brennan raised 25 bushels of Yellow Dent corn on a 66 by 132 foot lot. He reported planting with 36 inch rows, three kernels per hill, and spacing between hills from eighteen to two feet. He manured and cultivated by hand, removing suckers and tending fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Brennan
Otniee Reed
Cameos and Jewelry Prices in Sapphire Stone Sale
Advertises Cameos lar pins Beauty Pins at 50 cents and up with new sapphire stones Sio net rings Cameo Rings offered in a jewelry sale style item for shoppers seeking affordable accessories.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vincent Grady
Thomas Vouggan
Vincent
Assumption Church
Plp
Parrelly
St. John's Cemetery
William
Roy
Leo Panovan
John Galliger
James Grady
Mary Hose Donovan
Mars
Thomas Donovan
Rimmelsburg
St. Mary's Academy
Grady
Wil
Lea
Pocahontas
John
St. Louis
Witherville
Matt
France
Janway
Emmergburg
Reli Michael Melsen
West Bent
Foumetsberg
Spencer Reporter
News-Herald
Algona
Estherville
Spirit Like
Shélon
Storm Lake
Bmuetsburg
W. B. G. Saunders
A. Morling
American Orphan Relief Work
Lia. m
Epworth League
Mabel Simonse
Miss Mar
Dudley Buckers
Harland Super
Norman McCay Elgar
Wees Chapin “MacDowell
Salut D'Amour
Miss Simonsen
Norris Simonsen
Norman McCay
Delco-Light
Algona Auto and Machinery CO
Sam Rozen
Passi Away
Dies Moines
Kyedt West
Ok Ayes
Anton Kwalshte
Mart Thompson
Ward
J. B. Nason
Hame
War Time
Taland
America
Sherbeta
Ansco
Rae
Roger Holmes and Edwards Community
Alvin
Thule and
Pfiffner Jewelers
Columbia
Grafonola
Charles Aldrich Misterten
Dept. of
Graettinger
Main Street
Marcel
N. J. Merriman
J. W. Kizer
Grodland
J. O. Jertson
Pat Bluth
Waitoasa
Alaska
Ming
Joe List
Bickers and Plotarce
Duluth
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