Lerner Motes Wedding in Independence Iowa
Estelene Agnes Lerner of Mallard wed Fred Motes of Volga at the Catholic parsonage in Independence at seven Sunday morning. A 34 guest reception followed in Emmetsburg at the Ker Moore hotel with a three course dinner. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Lever, taught economics in Volga for two years after graduating from Mallard high school. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Motes of Volga and will work as a butter maker in a creamery in Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lever
Mallard
Iowe City
Volga
Motes
Independence
Nels Kraschel Urges Repeal Of Prohibition Amendment
Des Moines Iowa June 2 1932 Lieutenant Governor WN Krashel says opposing repeal of the Prohibitory Amendment equates to opposing Roosevelt s new deal and the Iowa beer law He argues ratification would legalize the beer law and support temperance revenue and honesty He voices support for shifting liquor traffic to clean hands and predicts a campaign for temperance to rebuild the nation s business structure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Roosevelt
WN. G. Krashel
America
Wm McNamara Receives Letter from Forestry Group
Fort Des Moines Iowa June 4. Palo Alto boys of the 783d Company C C formed a baseball team and defeated opponents Sunday. Ted Goeders was elected captain Francis Gleason praised as a clever ball twirler. Vincent Allen praised at head of the company with 110 men under him. 3200 men on campus. entertainment, shows, dancing, ball games, and a colored quartet planned for Forestry boys. The unit awaits orders on stationing and requests a home paper.
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Fort Daige
Iowa
McNamara
Emmetsburg
Mr. McNamara
Palo Alto
783D Company
C. C
Ted Goed
Clem Martin
Magan
Allan
Graettinger
Mr. Allen
Vincent Allen
Mr. Dennis
Dubuque
Forestry
Sunday School and Youth League Plans Announced
The notice lists Sunday School superintendents A R Bycdonald Leta Vaughan and Jane Young, afternoon church worship and Children's Day sermon, baptism, and a Youth League led by Jack Lewis with Lois Swanton. June Miles hosts the Woman's Association and a Monday picnic dinner with a transportation committee, refreshments and entertainment teams. Union Vacation School opens mornings at nine at the Methodist church with 25 cent registration. Young People summer conference at Buena Vista College Storm Lake June 30 to July 3. Welcome all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Bycdonald
Leta Vaughan
Jane Young
League of Youth
Jack Lewis
Lois Swanton
Jesus
June Miles
Young Ladies
Woman's Association
Pearl Noble
Juanita Willingham
Nellie Jeppesen
Delia ‘Thiele
Irene Zahmdt
Winifred Schilnger
Essie Whirry
Jessie Berkner
Glee Sewell
Union
Methodist
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Norwegian Language Services at North Church Next Sunday
The North church will hold services in Norwegian next Sunday at 10 30 am. After services there will be a meeting of the mission society in the afternoon at 2 39. Evening events include a gathering at 8 00 pm and rescue rehearsal on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundsy
Sen's Mission Society
Ili
Sether
Sears
Donlon Lovrien Debate Highlights Legislator Scrutiny
A Tuesday night debate between Rep Donlon and Judge Lovrien focused on the alcohol gasoline bill and personal expenditures. Both men defended integrity while leveling mutual criticisms over expense accounts and legislative pay cuts.
Rhubarb Canning Methods Advise Home Cooks
The article explains cold water and cold pack canning for rhubarb also known as pieplant. It covers cutting stalks into inch lengths, packing hot jars, and using sugar water before sealing and processing. It notes rhubarb juice can be made into rhubarb jelly or used in desserts after cooking and straining.
All County Dry Meet at Harrison Park June 12
Ross Mowry former U S district attorney for southern Iowa will be chief speaker at the all county meeting for maintaining the 18th amendment to be held Monday June 12 at Emmetsburg in Harrison park In case of rain the court house will be used Lawrence Bush noted youth speaker will open with a plea of youth for ridding them of the temptation of drink The program includes songs and instrumental numbers by groups from Mallard Ayrshire and West Bend and a special song by the county youth group
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Ross Mowry
United States
Iowa
Emmetsburg
Harrison Park
Lawrence Bush
Mallard
Ayrshire
West Bend
J L Lawhorn Dies At Home Near Emmetsburg
J L Lawhorn passed away at his home northeast of Emmetsburg shortly after noon yesterday. He had been an invalid for about nine years, but his condition worsened last Sunday. Funeral arrangements have not been made and further details will appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Lawhorn
Emmetsburg
Pocahontas Council OKs Main Street Paving Plan
Friday night the Pocahontas city council passed a resolution overruling objections to paving Main Street. Construction work has been ordered and bids will be received on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas City
Auto accident injures Britt and two others on Me 16
A Turway evening crash near the end of the del tar on Me 16 left J M Rich A R Olson and Ot Anderson of Britt injured. The report notes the driver sped and the vanose’s details are unclear, with early estimates of damage and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. JM. Rich
A. R. Olson
Ot Anderson
Britt
Chevrolet to Award Free Trips to Fair
Chevrolet will award over 1,000 free trips to the Chicago World's Fair this summer for meritorious May and June sales. Trips cover two days and two nights in Chicago with round trip transportation. Awards go to top retail salesmen under zone quotas, with winners visiting Chevrolet’s assembly plant and the General Motors building at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
H.". Kingler
Chicago
Esinger
Tie
Edinger
General Motors
Exposition Grounds
Mrs Chas Spies Hosts Luncheon for Salt Lake Visitor
Mrs Chas Spies of this city hosted a one o clock luncheon at the Kermoore hotel last Thursday in compliment to Mrs Walter Manthe of Salt Lake City, sister of Mrs M D Messer. Several out of town guests attended including Mesdames Ethelyn Gregg T A Clark P Q Dorweiler and I J Weber of West Bend. After luncheon the party visited the Spies home for several hours of card playing.
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Chas. Spies
Kermoore
Walter Manthe
Salt Lake City
M. D. Messer
Ethelyn Gregg
T. A. Clark
P. Qo.dorweiler
I.3
Betty Lou Johnson Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Betty Lou Johnson entertained her little friends on Thursday of last week for her sixth birthday. The afternoon featured games and amusements, with a delicious lunch at five o'clock. Betty Lou is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Art Johnson of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lou Johnson
Betty Low Johnson
Betty Lou
Art Johnson
Thompson Campney wedding at Pocahontas home
Miss Lorraine Thompson daughter of P B Thompson of Pocahontas and Mr Walter E Campney son of Mr and Mrs O A Campney of Flower were married Saturday afternoon at the bride's home. They will reside on a farm near Havelock. James Duhigg returned from St Paul Seminary and will summer with Mr and Mrs Chas Duhigg Sr. Leo Kelm, another seminarian, planned to return with James but went to Montana for a six week summer school.
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J. E. Bounds
Archie Beagren
Curlew
Zogene Hamand
Sea City
Alfred Hersom
Idas Lowe
Howard Bryant
High Lake
Stedman
A. C. Carmichael
Pocahartas
Miles Muth Davie
Milford
Trough Town
Cedar Palls
Simmer Weems
Miss Davis
Chas
Otto
Rolfe
Reed
Outer Pall
Fhursday
Bea
Slmer Prochaska
Maser
James Duhigg
St. Paul Seminary
Chas. Duhigg
Leo Kelm
James
Montana
Pasture Cuts Pig Costs and Boosts Beef? Not Beef.
On pasture pigs grow cheaper than in dry lots, says A L Anderson of Iowa State College Animal Husbandry. A good forage pasture lowers protein needs, yields faster gains, and helps pigs finish sooner. Disease and parasites are reduced when pigs graze pasture compared to dry lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Anderson
Iowa State College Animal Husbandry Department
Anderson
Josephine Burns Hosts 4-H Club Meeting in Emmetsburg
The Emmetsburg township 4-H girls met at Josephine Burns home Thursday. Two demonstrations covered cunning greens and chicken by Blanche Joynt and Jean Ryan. Joynt to represent Emmetsburg at Camp Foster. Rally day practice, lunch served, next meeting at Joynt’s home with date to be announced. all members urged to attend for a berry canning demonstration.
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Emmetsburg Township
Josephine Burns
Blanche Joynt
Jean Ryan
Camp Foster
Sane Proprietor at Armstrong Dies Suddenly
Schwitters, a 45 year old proprietor of the Wheart Side cafe at Armstrong, died suddenly after becoming ill Sunday. He previously ran the City Meat Market at Estherville for eight years. Survived by his wife, one daughter, and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Schwitters
Wheart Side
Esther+ville
Rhetorical snippets mix heat jokes and retail lines
A collage of odd quotes and ad style lines references Morgan houses stories, heat complaints, and quick relief claims. It mentions the Sherman Act, Marching Through Georgia, refrigerated candles, Johnsons and Ann Howard chocolates, and plate lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . Smart
Georgia
Johnson
Dry Demonstration Promises Prohibition Rally in Palo Alto County
A Young prohibition group plans a daylong demonstration in Palo Alto County on Monday June 12. Two youths in a Flying Squadron will tour towns in the morning and afternoon, urging retender of the 18th Amendment. A countywide rally at 4 PM in Exametaburg Court House features songs and speeches led by Lawrence Bush a Crete student and noted Young Dries speaker. A post program picnic dinner is planned in Soper.
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Palo Alto County
Exametaburg Court House
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Art Hahn
John Brownlee
Lester Crouch
Jerry Trainer
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Leta
O Brien
Jack
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Mary Tyneh
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H. J. Mason
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Webster City
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Comer
Sioux City
Verle Waggoner
Fort Dodge
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Art Hahn and Sons
Hogan
Monterey
Minnesota
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R. G. Hammond
Earcy's
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Clyde
Lake Okoboji
Nels Kraschel
President Roosevelt
New Deal
Wm. McNamara
Forestry Group
Alto
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First Congregational Church
L W. Berker
ST. Johns Lutheran Church
A. EK. Gaard
Donlon
Lovrien
Rep
Danson
Spencer
J L. Lawhorn
Mac
By Munch
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PDP
Tye
Deschutes
Kansas City
Miss McElroy
E’burg
Morgan
Sudburn
Kermoore Drug Frank V. Case Comer Kermoore Hotel
Godden's Monument Company
City
Joe Girres
Emerson
Linyd Barmister
Lester Grace
P. K. Godden
M. F. Coonan
Bil Murphy
Nevada Township
Bes
Walton Gdoe Hospital
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My Place
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