DAR May Meeting Features Guest Luncheon at Stub's Ranch
Betty Alden chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its May meeting at Stub's Ranch Kitchen in Spencer with a guest luncheon. Regent Opal Eike opened the event, Pocahontas High School students performed, and a new 50 star flag carried by Leslie Prichard was dedicated, gifted by Mervin Coad who arranged for it to fly over the White House. Guest speaker Mrs. Sherman B. Watson discussed the Continental Congress and DAR positions on Peace Corps style proposals, plus anecdotes from DAR mountain schools and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Alden
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Stub
Spencer
Opal Eike
Pocahontas
Pocahontas High School
Leslie Prichard
Kenton Sewell
U.S
Mervin Coad
Sherman B. Watson
Cedar Rapids
State Dar
Nual Continental Congress
Washington
D. GC
D.A.R
Peace Corps
Lowa
Alvin Jolliffe
Prichard
Thatcher Anniversary Open House At West Bend Farm
Friends and relatives of Mr and Mrs George Thatcher of West Bend are invited to an open house honoring their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday June 4 at their farm home in West Bend from 2 to 5 pm Mrs Dunigan hosted her foursome bridge club Friday evening at her home High score went to Mrs Frank Ronsella followed by refreshments The Emmetsburg Business and Professional Women's club co hosted a brunch with the Boone BPW club at the Des Moines Savery Hotel weekend convention Attendees from Emmetsburg included Marie Klasike Gertude Farrell Wilda Sharp Honora Cruz and Nettie Henderson The Emmetsburg group modeled foreign made jewelry during the convention Saturday Mrs Sharp served as teller for officer elections Ardell Welle of Newton was elected state president
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thatcher
West Bend
Dunigan
William Dunigan
Frank Ronsella
B.P.W
Emmetsburg
Boone
Des Moines
Marie Klasike
Gertrude Farrell
Wilda Sharp
Honora Cruz
Nettie Henderson
Peggy Lea Ley to Wed Allen David Sell of Tripoli
To Be Wed announcement for Peggy Lea Ley daughter of Mr and Mrs Ley of Curlew and Allen David Sell of Tripoli. They plan a June 3 wedding at the Little Brown Church Nashua. Peggy Lea Ley, a graduate of High School and Iowa State Teachers College, taught at Waterloo and will teach in Dike next year. Allen Sell, a junior at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls, will reside in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley ‘Johnson
Curlew
Peggy Lea
Allen David Sell
Tripoli
Little Brown
Nashua
Jobson
Lord High School
Iowa ‘State Teachers College
Waterloo
Dike
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Cedar Palls
Weamen's Golf Groupings For June 7 Listed
Women's golf groupings for Wednesday June 7 were announced today with players listed by last names. Names include Wohl Wright Cook Simons Potter Eichilzer Spits Ankeny Neary Coffey Balseman Gibson Murray Johns Uren Pri¢h Ausland Zunkel Helgens OiConnor Dinges Kerwick Handler Hiller Amspeker Jackson Jens-Spies Jensvold Olson Jay Jones Ralph Duh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wohl
Wright
Cook
Simons
Potter
Eichilzer
Spits
Ankeny
Neary
Coffey
Balseman
Gibson
Murray
Johns
Uren
Pri¢hcard
Ausland
Zunkel
Helgens
O” iConnor
Dinges
Kerwick
Hand
Hiller
Amspeker
Jackboson
A. Jens- Spies
D. Jensvold
Olson
Jay
Jones
Ralph
Duh
First 2 Ball Foursome Set For Tuesday at Country Club
The first two-ball foursome of the year will be held Tuesday at 3 p.m. at the Country Club. Committee members Mr and Mrs Richard McCarty and Mr and Mrs Robert Filer request reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Richard McCarty
Robert Filer Lowers
Counrjiy Club
Special Garden Club Tour Hosts Special Education Class
Nine pupils from a special education class accompanied by their instructor Mrs Alma Hovinga visited the Palo Alto Garden Club therapy committee on a field trip to observe waterfowl birds and wild flowers. They toured the George Vatene farm and enjoyed treats in town. The therapy committee leading the outing was Mrs Ver Holmes and Mrs George Varcoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Alma Hovinga
Palo
George Vatene
Ver] Holmes
George Varcoe
Hospital Notes From Emmetsburg Area Burials and Discharges
Medical and surgical notices list patient names and origin towns in Emmetsburg region with dates in May and June. Dismissals include Spurgeon Whittemore Wiechman McVeigh Garlock Smith Decker Kane Culbertson Satern Louis Dean Franks and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Grethen
Walter Grethen
Bhave- Jack
Pamela Edwards
Lyle Edwards
Emmetsburg
Jack Spurgeon
Whittemore
Donald Wiechman
C. R. McVeigh
Local Personal Notes and Traffic Fines Highlight Memorial Weekend
Mr and Mrs Carl Klingaman spent Sunday with Klingaman parents and attended a high school graduating class reunion. Richard Theile of Peoria Indiana visited his father Dr Theile. Mrs Pearl Jensgold hosted dinner guests from Estherville Whittemore and this city. Judy Crowley of Sioux City visited her parents with a friend. Two motorists were fined for traffic offenses in Mayor Nicholson s jurisdiction. Marylynn Myer of Cylinder paid 16 dollars for failing to yield in a collision injuring Mrs Darwin Cottington. Larry Lauger paid 10 dollars for speeding in a 20 mph zone with six in the car. Fred Hepp and Cletus Hepp visited Mason City for Memorial Day. Max McMillin of Jefferson visited John Leshmann. Robert Ashby left for Chicago to work at a city firm, planning to see games and events in town. Charles Joynt and Henry Reinders attended Mrs Jule Joynt s funeral in New Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Klingaman
Richardson
Edgar Ixnatson
Aren
Estherville
J. W. Carberry
Gary Aberry
Whittemore
C. L. Nicholson
Marylynn Myer
Cylinder
Darwin Cottington
Palmer and
Tifth
Adrian Brennan
Brennan
Lauger
East Lakeshore Drive
Fred Hepp
Mason City
Cletus’ Hepp
Max McMillin
Jefferson
John Leshmann
Robert Ashby
R. W. Ashby
Chicago
Andy F
Comiskey and Wrigley
Ringling Brothers Chen
International Amphitheatre
Soldier Field
Mayfair race _ track
Baty
RW. A
Cars Tested InOC Safety Check Drive On Broadway
About 150 autos were run through a safety check lane sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce on North Broadway Wednesday afternoon. State Patrolman Wilton Lewis reported 102 required corrections and 48 were approved before the safety lane closed. Checks began at 2 o clock with seven cars checked last week and 12 needing attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
North Broadway
Wilton Lewis
Ruthven Captures District Champion of Champions Title
Ruthven won the district Champion of Champions tournament on Sunday with a 3,125 score. Clay County Bank of Spencer finished second at 3,050 and Cherokee Bowl of Cherokee placed third with 3,029.
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Toms Service of
Ruthven
Clay County Bank of
Spencer
Cherokee Bowl Women of
Cherokee
Future Subscribers Daughter Promises May Births
A fragmentary notice reports births and weather notes with names including Mrs Louis Franks of Cylinder and the Daniels family of Emmetsburg. May 28 marks a reported birth. a heavy spring downpour is noted by US Weather Observer Louis Gunn as possibly damaging tomato plants but not corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Franks
Cylinder
Jack Daniels
Emmetsburg
Louis Gunn
Obituary notices and family visits in Mallard area
Klosermann 49, niece of Joynt and daughter of the late Charles Slagle of Dylin LE, attended by Drew and Mes agie and sister-in-law of Mrs Slagle. Mr and Mrs Joynt attended a wake for Mrs John Ditch in Fort Dodge Tuesday. Mrs Ditch a former Mallard resident. burial at West Bend Wednesday. Phillip Konsella and Laurie Ann visit Denver relatives. Phillip CPA at Alexander Grant. More personals on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie Ann
Denver
Colo
Frank Konsella
Phillip
Alexander Grant Company
Know Your Number Says Buffum On License IDs
John Buffum, a deskman at the police station, urges auto owners to remember or note their license numbers. He cites two recent theft reports where suspects could not recall numbers, noting it slows police work. If numbers are available, officers can search faster when broadcast on police radio.
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John Buffum
Reading Program Details and Teacher Assignments
The program will start with teachers Bernice Johnston Kathleen Elbert Alyce Thompson and Delores Thompson directing instruction in West and South Elementary schools from 9 to 10. Registration occurs Saturday in the West Building with a follow up Monday June 12 for registration. Iowa State agronomist Lloyd Duménil notes corn yield estimates vary by soil type for planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran
Bernice Johnston
Kathleen Elbert
Alyce Thompson
Delores Thompson
West
Londay
Ifere
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Bert Salven
Frances Young
Pocahon
Ruth McClain
Rolfe
Ethel Hoffert
Royal
Jane Stowell
Ayrshire
Margery Schroeder
Rosemary Adamske
Gertrude Thayer
Verl Holmes
George Viene
Ora Barbour
A. H. Ppier
Henry Willingham
Gertrude Scott
Séymour Gidel
Ida Bryan
Chapman
Emmets Burg
Insurance Service
Enniieisburg
Westergaard
8Th St
Lampert
Orville
Wilson
Hiller Stores
Eighth Street
Martin Studor
Leroy Elbert Whittemore
Weamen
Henry Westergaard
Jack Spurgenn
Whittiemore
Frank _ Jacobsen
Gracttinger
W. R. Hawks
Jerry Higgins
John Purdue
Francis Lever
Laurens
Ole Gjerde
D.E. Cotting
Critz Cullen
Gene Cullen
Emmetshirs
M 30
Ray E. Poncin
Dana Hartsock
Kenneth Hartsock
Havelock
Bernard Heller
Levi G. Lee
Jonnie Luddington
Nellie Crowley
Charles Cronk
Charles Joynt
Henry Reinders
Mallard
New Vienna
Jule
Linyd Dumenil
Iowa State Univerity
Marv Reedstrom
Arnolds Park
Boy Scouts and
Spirit Lake
Ssue Walton League
Reen
Rock ‘N Flames
Thurs
Mary Reedstrom Orchestra
Sea
Nymph
Jantzen
Sheakleys
Iowa
Tim
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