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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
3
A fragmented clipping mentions names like Joe Ball and Miss, with unclear context and scattered terms. The readable parts imply a local notice or brief involving people and a possible event but lack concrete details or dates. Further readable fragments are needed for clarity and a proper summary.
The notice lists hospitality and family updates including visitors to Emmetsburg and surrounding towns for Decoration Day events. Names include Mrs. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Boselin of Omaha, Ned Rooney of Primghar, Chester Tripp of Royal, Wm. Prew of Spencer, Roy Prew of Humboldt, Ruth Barber of Spencer, Owen Goodspeed of Everly, Merle Messer of Emmetsburg, Edwin Anderson, and others. Also mentions Mg and Mrs Art Simonson welcoming a daughter Mancy Ann born May 22, and Miss Jean Schneider returning from Cedar Rapids.
Sweet’s Tent Show offers a riot of fun with plays by Asety Bepwend and others. The Funny Up Stairs, The Border Patrol, and a melodrama feature domestic comedy, love stories, and thrills. Audiences will laugh, cry, and cheer as performances tour towns with new acts and familiar favorites.
Local high school students voted to replace the annual picnic with a dance held last week in the gymnasium. Geo. Carmody's orchestra of Whittemore provided the music while all faculty members were in attendance.
John Currans arrives from Rochester Minnesota for a short visit Ruth and Rosemary McDevitt join to spend the summer with relatives Alma Wigdall returns home to spend the season with her parents She taught at St Cloud Minnesota this past year Lyle Nolan opens his Legion Hall show last Wednesday with a talking novelty act noting the very fine talking quadrature is a feature
Rush Lake 4 H club met at Evan Stith home May 1 with Reymond and Ceci Stith present. Muna choir asked members to share project types and gear, discussed feedline problems, and decided to have township kittenball contests at all club meetings. Evan's mother provided lunch. Next meeting set at Robert Drown's home west of Curlew on June 8 with publicist Hubert Cranpney.
Cylinder Mr and Mrs Joe Namur visited Whittemore on Thursday evening. Mrs John Brakke and son Junior drove to Greenville on Friday for a shower for Miss Beulah Fredine. Mrs Tom Ritchie and daughter Sylvia of Minneapolis arrived Friday to visit Earl Hayes. Mrs Geo Slagle and daughter Peggy and Miss Mary Gonway drove to Austin Minnesota Thursday then returned for Cedar Falls summer schooling. Woman's club picnic at Hands Park Tuesday with officer elections. Mr and Mrs Geo Kleigl and family visited at the Joe Kleigl home in Ayeshiree Sunday. Vic and Vern Gard and families visited L H Larson in Ruthven Sunday. Francis Slagle plus Miss Winifred Slagle and Miss Veronica Drew drove to Seneca Sunday as Slagle will teach there next year. Mr and Mrs Joe Namer purchased a new Chevrolet coach. Art Doud, working near Owatonna, Minn, visited Saturday evening. Miss Esther Adolphson and Miss Emma Adolphson of Bancroft visited Supt Rassman Thursday.
Dr Wright and family of Ackley and Mr Toole of Hampton visited Emmacdsburg Wednesday and Thursday of last week. Miss Helen Gaard and Miss Alice Jacobson completed their Waldorf Forest City college work for the year and returned home Friday for the summer. Mrs Emma Gard is visiting her son Herold and family in Ventura for a few days.
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