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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
4
Rodman residents share news of visits and events including Mrs Lloyd Martins family staying with friends, a high school party honoring superintendent Wilkard, Royal Neighbors gathering, and numerous town and travel updates. illness and quarantine notices appear among the local items.
Mrs. Joe Bell mourns the death of her sister Lucille Reardon who died fatally burned. Mrs. Dan Graenhart learns of the death of his brother Alex Johnson of Newman Grove Nebrasixt. Johnson visited his sister often and was well known locally. Survived by wife two sons one daughter mother three brothers and four sisters. Loyal friends extend sympathy to Mes Aranhare and relatives. Infra mentions family visits and weekend time at Havelock and local relatives.
June gatherings and weekend visits as Mr and Mrs Bear, Mrs Gao Olson, and many others traveled from Ventura Des Moines Port Godse Spencer Audubon Graettinger Emmetsburg Victor and Whittemore. Relatives from Cedar Falls White Lake Chamberlain Melroy and Victor shared meals and stayed with friends and kin over Memorial Day weekend.
Curlew reports slow weather in McGregor North Dakota and a Baptist Methodist church picnic by the Sioux River. Local residents attend picnics, school events, and visits from Omaha Chicago and Denver. Several families visit Curlew and nearby towns with many long-standing ties and local schooling mentioned.
Joseph Kibbie of this city mourns the death of his brother John Kibbie who died in a Chicago hospital last Friday. John, a former barber, was buried in Mallard after his remains were brought home for interment. The service was at St Marys Church with Rev Jo Neppel officiating. pallbearers included Jon T. Maguire and others. John, 33, born in Union township, later lived in Chicago for thirty years. A brother James died in Chicago April 17. another brother Edward is missing. Joseph favors keeping any Chicago remains from future burial and expressed sympathy for the family’s two losses in quick succession.
Fred Kerber of North Town Wholesale Co. urges farmers to use community newspapers to advertise goods. He advocates fair pricing quality goods and backing sellers to curb the pedlars menace and reach hundreds of customers after chores.
Mallard residents report Memorial Day visits including Mr. and Mrs. J. Cowman and family in Prairie City, Miss Dorothy Mason visiting Chicago, and Maxwell residents visiting Mrs. Fair's parents. Joe Hughes arrived from California after his father’s death as others travel to Emmetsburg, Rockwell City, and Echo Minnesota. Local outings include Decoration Day trips, schooling visits in Des Moines, Waterloo, and Cherokee, with several friends and relatives noted in Minnesotan and Iowa locations.
State of Iowa Palo Alto County notice that Bridget Joynt deceased last will is presented for proof hearing set for June 28 1940 by E M Thompson Clerk of District Court. Also notice of appointment of George J Pugsley as administrator of Altha Pugsley estate with payment and filing deadlines and instructions for claimants dated May 26 1930.
Notice announces a petition filed in Palo Alto County Iowa to enlarge the Consolidated Independent School District of Mallard Eyington Township including multiple sections. The County Superintendent sets June 14 1920 as the final date to file objections to the petition.
Objections to district boundary extension must be filed by noon June 16 1930 with Palo Alto County Iowa County Superintendent. Foreclosure suit asks to foreclose mortgage on Palo Alto property with receivership and sale. partition suit seeks division of undivided interests in Palo Alto real estate with liens and vacant record claims addressed.
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