Karl J Egan a Local Shopkeeper Dies at 25
Karl J. Egan died after a sudden illness leaving a wife Bernadette and a baby son Karl Joseph. He served in the North Sea and was a salesman for Strats Michael Electric Co. He married in Washington in 1920 and lived in Cleveland before settling here. He was mourned by relatives and the community. The obituary notes his faith and family, with church events announced.
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North Sea
Democrat
Cirmand
Strats-Michael Electric
Esan
Washington, D.C
Bernadette Bough
Egan
Cleveland
Karl J. Kean
Glen
Huron
South Dakota
Gail Egan
Denver
Colcrete
Leo 1
Carter
Dar Wein
Karl
Agyanigga
Karl Joseph
Beneft
Des Moines Marriage Shocks Residents
An eloped wedding between Mize Es cher Gusland io BE and A Nuvin of Des tek took place in Des Moines on Tuesday May 27. The couple plans to dine in the Capital City after their ceremony. Guslane is described as a daughter of Mr. ane Mere.
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Usr
Tang Eltigen
Mize Escher
Gusland
A. Nuvin
Destek
Tinirsdey
Guslane
Ane
Peta
Lee OG
Lee
Abel Ag
Local Couple Wed at St Thomas Church
Mr Jack Jones and Miss Madeline Wollner were married Tuesday morning at 7 o clock in St Thomas church with Rev M McNerney officiating. The couple will reside in this city after a brief wedding trip as relatives and close friends attend the ceremony and breakfast at the bride’s parents home east of town.
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Jack Jones
Madeline Woll
St. Thomas Church
M. McNerney
Mildred Wollner
LeRoy Lawless
Edward Wollner
P. B. Jones
Bert Hughes
Aire Jonas
First Communion Class at St Marys Church
Mallard May 27 records a class of sixteen boys and girls receiving their first Holy Communion at St Marys Church led by Father J I Neppel. The ceremony included a candle lighting procession from the convent and a high mass sermon, with white veil tradition kept by the girls.
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Mallard
St. ‘Mary's Church
Croseheerer
J. ‘I. Neppel
St. Mary's
Neppei
Our Lady of
Memorial Day Program at Mallard and Area Honors War Dead
A Memorial Day service in Mallard began Thursday at 9 30 am with an address by Hey Rh D Acheson of Emmetsburg. A civic committee organized the program followed by a cemetery ceremony at Rush Lake with American Legion and veterans groups decorating graves. Several local pastors, clubs, and schools participated, and news of local movements and church announcements followed.
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Hey
Rh. D. Acheson
Emmetsburg
Mallard
Curlewana
Opera House
Woman's Organization
American Legion
Booster Club
R.A. Brownlee
Frémont Falls
Harriet Easton
Yant
Genevieve Bands
Elizabeth Miller
Wr. Gidel
Dr. Flanagan
T . Syl Drown
Addreas
Chayplain
B. Acheson
Paul
Rush Lake Cemetery
Peden
Dow
Sundermeier
Fisk
Benedistiss
Lutheran Church
E. Sebastian ‘Tollefson
Pang
Hoxtenses
Queland
Alex Bikgold
St. Paul
Lutheran Church of Americas
O.R. A. Tolletemn
Pester
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Edt
Subren Catr
Ware
J. Laan
Ry Rees Burdar
Chase
St. John's Lutheran Church
North Church
E. EK. Gaard
Alesse
Dres
Valid
Andor Bog Sales Seto
Pan
Vince
Bootery Co
Des Moines
E. A. Nuvi
Mixs
Esther Gusland
Sue Luleaycu
THE
HUB Kraft-Beebe Co
Leading - Clothiers
Hart Sehafin
Madeline
Wollner
St. Mary's Church
Mallara
Alérrman Thornbary Renkrar
Viernburg
Wattlarn
John
Joseph Joynt
Genevieve
May Brocey
Dyersville
Miss Brocey
Davenport
Miss Joynt
Frank Fordyne
Fort Dodge
W. R
Seaion
Henry Miller
Spuds Choice
Emmetsburg Seed House
N. Y. and
Burbanks
H. W. Beebe
Mgr
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