Eighth Grade Graduation Next Thursday
Eighth grade students will graduate next Thursday in a ceremony at the school gym. Teachers and staff congratulate the class on completing middle school milestones and invite families to attend the event.
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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
5
Eighth grade students will graduate next Thursday in a ceremony at the school gym. Teachers and staff congratulate the class on completing middle school milestones and invite families to attend the event.
J Parker announces the rural school inspection and a June 15 ceremony at the high school auditorium. The program features orchestra, choir, vocal solos, and presentations of diplomas, honor letters, and awards with numerous student participants listed from towns including Palo Alto, Fairfield, Nevada, Rush Lake, Belmont, Independence, Last Island, and many others.
Allan B. Kline of Vinton sixth Farm Bureau district committee man will be the principal speaker at the Palo Alto County Farm Bureau picnic in Emmetsburg on June 16 at Harrison Park. Kline, a Morning Side College graduate with Iowa State College animal husbandry training, is active in cooperative marketing and has served as township chairman and county president. He will outline Farm Bureau work and future outlook for state and national organizations.
John I Laubenthal of Whitemore observed his 68th birthday last Wednesday evening in the company of family. He is the father of Dr A J Laubenthal of this city and the event was marked as a happy occasion by relatives present.
A fair sized audience greeted St Marys Academy class play Captivating Jerry at Emmetsburg High School auditorium. The four act story follows a shoe factory, with Margaret Catherine Steiner as Kitty Blake and Jacek Jackson as Jerry delivering convincing performances.
The Estherville City Council, Monday, barred pool halls in the main business district. Only George Smith at the Recreation Club pool hall can operate, as his facility lies outside the new ordinance limits. The move follows last week’s disturbance at Jim Norgaard’s pool hall, where police faced trouble with Norgaard and Nels Nelson. The city also allowed left turns at Lincoln and Sixth streets, with right turns restricted at that corner.
A Palo Alto County Cow Testing Association meeting will be held at the Herman Damman farm a half mile north of Emmetsburg at 4 o clock Thursday evening June 8. All members and others are cordially invited to attend. Herman Damman President.
Miss Esther Kane of Leads South Dakota, niece of Ed Kane of this city, was married at Rapid City South Dakota on May 6 to Mr Tony Zaire Jr. Mrs Zaire's father Robert Kane was a former resident of this county.
Tuesday night the Glens led by Mike Kerwick faced Arn Murray’s Yanks in a tight kittenball game. The Yanks won 3 to 2 amid uneven defense and solid fielding. New Yank players Jonk Jensgold and Dick Theile debuted, while Ann Murray stood out at the plate. Emmetsburg kittens seek outside games and contact Carl Li Spies through Mr Spi.
Rev. Denninghoff of Trinity Episcopal church travels to Clear Lake with his nephew Leonard Landgraf to join clergy and laymen of the Episcopal diocese of Iowa at Bishop Morrison Lodge near Clear Lake. Landgraf then proceeds to Iowa City to study law for the summer at the University of Iowa.
Emmetsburg city council formed a committee to study overhead water tower construction. A federal loan program offers 30 percent as a gift if the bill passes. Rumors say Emmetsburg may gain a new post office and hospital under the plan.
Spencer residents approved a measure to fund a city hospital, pledging 20000 from the municipal light plant earnings. The tally was 923 for and 720 against, enacted under a special law allowing cities to finance hospitals passed by the last general assembly.
Emmetsburg Chamber of Commerce announces a large free celebration set for June 28 at Super Park on Medi um lake. Tentative programs include fireworks water carnival bathing beauty swimming contests and various entertainment with committees named for each activity. Further details will be published in local newspapers.
Edw. Breen of Fort Dodge says the national Young Democratic Clubs convention planned for Kansas City June 15 to 17 has been postponed to August 31 and September 1 to allow President Roosevelt to address the gathering. Breen is state chairman of the organization.
Henry Hughes, head of the local bathhouse, reports over 200 people swimming in Medium Lake on Monday and Tuesday to escape the humidity. The brief note highlights public turnout and concern for comfort during hot weather.
Dick Coburn of this city suffered a badly injured arm a black eye and facial bruises when his oil truck carrying over 500 gallons of gasoline and 40 gallons of oil overturned near Laurens He freed himself from the wreck the cab was crushed and fenders bent He received medical care at Laurens and later at home He is recovering and hopes to return to work soon The driver speculated steering wheel movement may have caused the crash though he is unsure of the exact cause Local friends report rapid improvement.
Jahn's store advertises a dollar day sale set for Friday and Saturday this week with many bargains listed on the full page advertisement. The event marks an annual sale at Jahn's department store in the city.
Two Laurens women and several children were involved when a car ran off the road and ditched near Crippen Corner. No further details on injuries or cause are available in the readable text.
Mesdames Myrtie Eggspuehler and Lucy Hurley said the Plover High School orchestra failed to raise enough cash donations to enter the national contest at Elmhurst Illinois on June 2 and 3 and the mass performance in Chicago on June 4. The orchestra had qualified previously but funds were lacking. Robert Griff of Riverside Iowa, nephew of O V Critz, has received an official appointment to the U S Military Academy at West Point and will depart July 1 for the academy.
The Booth-Olson paying crew moved their unloading equipment into Emmetsburg Friday. Work resumed Monday with 38 trucks hauling dry mix of gravel and cement over Main Street. Drivers are careful and give residents every possible right of way through town.
Eighth graders from Emmet County received diplomas at commencement held yesterday in Fork Defiance State Park. Speaker Miss Jesse Parker, state inspector of standard and rural schools, praised Estherville and nearby districts for graduating many students, with Jack Creek Ellsworth and Kingsted schools also earning sizable totals.
Stuart W Skowbo, son of Mrs Arthur Skowbo, earned a Master of Science at State University of Iowa commencement last week. He entered the U S in 1931, graduated Emmetsburg High School in 1927, and worked through six years of study. He plans summer work on campus and may pursue a Ph D. Also earning bachelor degrees were Milton Morling and Helen Jackman Armine from this city.
Palo Alto county supervisors awarded gravel contracts Nos 171 to 179 inclusive and Joint No 160 to Bauck Construction for 4424 dollars. Only two other bidders participated.
Joe Pratt executive secretary of the Duluth Chamber of Commerce traveled with his wife and baby to Emmetsburg to stay with his parents Mr and Mrs Will Pratt for several days. He planned to attend a state convention of commercial club secretaries in Brainard Minnesota and then return to Duluth. The community noted a pleasant call from Mr Pratt on Wednesday and promised a report in the following Democrat.
An editor acknowledges a serious error in the last issue about H. H. Hoagland, a postmaster in Emmetsburg. The correction, prompted by Mrs. W. G. Moogevon and city phones, clarifies his political affiliation during the late term.
Judge Lovrien of Spencer and Rep. Donlon of Ruthven faced a small crowd in Court House Square to argue for and against a mandatory corn alcohol gas bill. Lovrien urged using corn alcohol to lift prices and reduce oil imports, while Donlon warned against compulsory fuel laws and cautioned about costly, unproven schemes and past promotional fraud.
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