Memorial Day Program at Curlew and Local Notices
The Curlew Mallard Memorial Day program opened at 10:00 in the high school auditorium with singing prayer and readings. Afterward, graves at Rush Lake cemetery were decorated. a large wall eyed pike was caught at Lost Island Lake. graduates of Emory Cross Hastings Nebraska and Ruth Cross Mason City are noted. numerous local visits and family movements are listed across Curlew and nearby towns.
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Curlew
Mallard
America
Bounds
Paul Hervick
Lloyd Seagren
Jesse Cross
Everett Bohn
Fern Matthiesen
Korlesh
John
Joy Kingdon
Maxine Savage
Gettysburg
Wesenaueer
Davidson
Emmetsburg
Wesenauer
Rush Lake Cemetery
Mr. C. Ridenour
Lost Island Lake
H.C Ridenour
Local residents attend Memorial events and visits
Names of residents visiting relatives and attending gatherings fill the Curlew area record. Mentions include John Groff at Emmetsburg, families from Armstrong Huntington Laurens and Algona, and Memorial services attended by Alfred Lyon J A Johnson O B Droun and others. Neva Higgins Gammon Whitmer graduate stories noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Groff
Emmetsburg
Rodney Schewatzki
Rembrandt
Kenneth Ridenour
Dale Ridenour
Mallard
Darlene Hatch
Gammon
LaPorte City
Don Turner
Harry
Ed J
Philip Johnson
W. J. Peters
Lester
Dorothy Gene Whitmer
Jas. Whitmer
Harrison
Michigan
Curlew
J. J. Martin
G. Johnson
Nels Anderson
Willard
Edwin
Winthrop
Minnesota
VR. Whitmer and Son
Ray Whitmer
Dakota City
O. B. Fisk
Robert
Council Bluffs
Alfred Lyon
Ayrshire
Frank Shoemaker
Albert City
King
J. A. Johnson
O. B. Droun
Spencer
H. B. Ward
Algona
Laurens
Onion sets yield quicker green onions says horticulturist
Iowa State College extension horticulturist C. V. Hotsinger recommends using large onion sets to produce green onions for table use more quickly than smaller sets. Large sets also grow more rapidly and produce a tender milder product. plant bulbs five to six inches deep for longer white edible stems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Hotsinger
Iowa State College
Mary Kelly Now Faces Troubles Over Private Fortunes
Fort Dodge’s Man-about-Town column ponders Mary Kelly of Emmetsburg and her change in fortune framed as a jab about her private wealth. The item riffs on her past persona in a playful, satirical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kelly
Emmetsburg
Fort Dodge
Memorial Day Observed With Ceremonies At Plover School
Memorial day services were held in the Plover school auditorium with an opening program including recitations and poems such as In Flanders Field and Poppy Day performed by Mildred Kilbourne Dorothy Rothwell Marjory Grove and Doris Rothwell Evelyn Nicols and Myrtle Fisher. Rev H A Reyman led the address at the Plower High School, after which attendees visited Powhatan township cemetery to decorate graves. Reading Paul Rolting of Estherville reported catching a rattlesnake recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover
Evelyn Nicols Myrtle Fisher
Plaver High School
H. A. Reyman
Powhattan Township
Clerk of the District Court candidate urges voters
A Republican candidate addresses Palo Alto County voters describing education and business background including Macalister College, Waverly Hotel ownership, and roles in grain companies. He cites experience as mayor of a small South Dakota town and pledges courteous, honest service with tax savings as Clerk. He asks support in the June 6 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macalister College of
St. Paul
Waverly
Terminal Grain Elevator Company
South Dakota
Pato Alto
Emmetsburg Social Notes Bring Townsfolk Together
A stream of visits and weekend stays ties Estherville Whittemore Britt and Mason City residents to Emmetsburg. Several families travel for Memorial Day events, church activities, and personal visits, while local events include a dance at Last Island and Memorial observances for Jas. Downs. Local guests include Miss Sadie Wood St. Paul and Mr. Joe Smith Whittemore with family, and many around town share health updates and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Schupfer
Ivis Murphy
Kansas City
A. A. Whitmer
Curlew
Ray Whitmer
Dakota City
F.C. Locke
Floyd Hatch
Dorothy Turner
Gilmore City
Chris Hansman
Manson
Edwin Gustafson
Emmetsburg
Chas
Gustafson
Edna
Paul Grafe
Laurens
L. H. Boyd
Marvin Sehenatzki
Ridgenour
L. E. Turner
Merlé
Clifford Droun
Spencer
Ira Mammen
Graettinger
F.be
Seagren
Harry Staver
O. D. Johnson
Halfa
Billy Boyd
Kenneth Ridenour
King
Mildred
Alen Fisher
Ayrshire
A. J. Swanton
Sam Clark
Riceville
Chas. Pickens
Emmet Bradshaw
Estherville
Go. Shimmins
Pocahontas
E. CO. Whitmer
Clarence Hatch
Marshalltown
Marshalltown Visited Mr. Hatch
A. A. Hatch
Crosa
University
Sadie Wood
St. Paul
T. C. Nolan
J. P. Inkin
Britt.eee
Prank Case
Des Moines
Mr. Case
New Mexico
Vehe
John Martin
Miss Rose
Mason City
J. 5. Martin
EH. D. Smith
James Price
Liberty
Iowa
Ethel McNulty
Oscar Sampson
Orville
Montie Willingham
Ruthven
Jas. Downs
Jeffers
Minnesota
Geo. Downs
Downs
Former Emmetsburg Conductor Dies in California
A. E. B. Gaylord, 57, once a conductor for the B. C. R. & N., died in Los Angeles after retiring from rail work. He and a Mr. Ross once ran a hardware store in Estherville and later a hotel in Corydon before moving to California. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Davenport of Humboldt plan their 57th anniversary celebration. Mrs. Davenport is a sister of local residents Mrs. W. A. Doty and W. H. Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg B. C. R. & N
California
A. M. Davenport
Humboldt
Emmetsburg
A. EB. Gaylord
Los Angles
Ross
Estherville
Corydon
Mrs Nora Jacobson Attends Graettinger Commencement
The Bode Bugle notes Nora Jacobson has been visiting the parental home and left Tuesday to attend her son's commencement in Graettinger. She will then travel to Tagus North Dakota.
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Graettinger
Tagus
N. D
Bode Bugle
Nora ‘Jacobson
Clergy Appointments Highlight Iowa Church News
Calvin C. Knoll has been appointed P. M. of Gilmore City. Elmer S. Becker, ordained in Dubuque May 21, celebrated his first high mass at Garner Thursday after studying at the St. Paul seminary for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin C. Knoll
P. M
Gilmore City
Elmer S. Becker
Dubuque
Garner
St. Paul
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Curlew, Ta
Emery Cross
Nebraska
Jane Cross
Hastings
Emery
Gonn Cross
Elsie Votter
Ruth Cross
Elsie Yotter
Elsie
Geo. Jolson
Ringsted
Geo. Johnson
Tive
Mrs. Johnson
Pearl Christianson Ancre
Montana
Pearl Christensen
Nels Christensen
Nurses’ Training School
Havre
L. EB. Turner
John Waxy
Rolfe
Shenandoah
Paul Rolting
Palo Alto County
Thos. G. Jamieson
Taylor’s Cafe
Tom
Ed Strube
Brown
Kingsley
Waege
Dennis Martin
Martin
John Hand
Daugh
Clear Lake
Asgee
John McNulty
San John, Jr
Minneapolis
McMulty
This City
Agnes Turk
Gene W. J. Clum
Ada
Ohio
H. L
W. G. Seekins
Amery
Wisconsin
Crene
Avery Carpenter
Havelock
Frank Hand
Chicago
Miss Hand
Ataak
Rosemeyer
Marian Avis
Webb
H. A. Pfiffmer
Elizabeth Schroeder
Shambaugh
W. L. Linderman
Perry
Frank Gappa
Whittemore
James Geelan
Democrat
Elmer Murphy
Knoxville
Murphy
Iowa Daily Register
Anere
H. D. Stahmer
St. Jonas
Fairfield Township
Davenport
Nome
McCreery
Oscar Poirat
Rev
Wm. West
Nettie Sammin
Sven
Tim O'Brien
Boone
Joe
Francis Ryan
E. J. Foy
Ft. Dodge
Pebes John Grewell
Oeses O. B. Fisk
Estes
Pat Neary
Mr. Dooley
South St. Paul
Ole Ostrus
Mt. Vernon
Posney
Coletta Hurley
Mallard High
Fort Atkinson
Saeee Mesdames
Etta Smith
Roxie Draper
A. L. Randall
Bernice Wise
Ireee
M. CG. Thompson
Thompson
Women's Missionary Federation
H. Baumchen
Newell
M. E. Conlon
Sioux Falls
Father Conlon
Lulu Whirry
Calmar
Ruth Wilhite
Town City
Eine
Hazel Gilchrist
Storm Lake
Wases
Catherine Martino
Baby
Chas. McNulty
Wees
Peter Daily
Hoover
The
Quaker Oats Co
O. K. Maben
Maben
Congress
G&j
G & J Stalwart
Erion
Rak
Tube ‘Og
G &J
Erige
BRUCK
Exch
Price Tire & Tube Tube
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