Local residents return and visit relatives across states
Miss Genevieve Gusland came home from Waldorf college in Forest ity last Saturday. J A Dotty of Des Moines spent several days with his brother. Mrs T J Duffy attended a Service Star meeting in Keokuk. Frank Atkinson, home from Tres Moines, vacationed with his parents. Mr and Mrs F L Haton with Mr and Mrs Gus Botking visited West Bend to see Father Dobberstein's grotto. Mrs Mattie Willingham traveled from Kirksville Missouri to Emmetsburg to see her sons Henry Montie and Jack. Mr and Mrs Gus Botkins of Bloomington Minnesota visited Mr and Mrs F L Eaton. Corrine Jackman, at Cedar Falls summer school, joined her parents for the weekend. Mr and Mrs E H E Cook, N Burnham, and Miss Eunice Hanson spent days with Montevideo friends. Mr and Mrs J Chaim plan a trip to Bemidji Minnesota for weeks of fishing. Dr L C Scott returned from Indianapolis with Roy Wesser, a dental student, in tow. Mr and Mrs P D Barrick and Mr and Mrs Ross Penderbury came home from Des Moines after a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Gusland
Waldorf College
Forestity
J. A. Dotty
Des Moines
T. J. Duffy
Frank ‘Fordyce
W. W
Trogt
Keokuk
Frank Atkinson
Tres Moines
F. L. Haton
Gus Botking
West Bend
Father Dobberstein
Mattie Willingham
Emmetsburg
Kirksville
Missouri
Henry Montie
Jack
Gus Botkins
Blooming Prairie
Minnesota
F. L. Eaton
Corrine Jackman
Cedar Falls
Thid Piece
E. HE. Cook
N. Burnham
Eunice Hanson
Montevideo
BE. E Cook
Jack Chaim
Bamidji
L. C. Scott
Indianapolis
Roy Wessar
J. J. Mahan
Graettinger
Grasttinger
Thomas Grady
Ruthven
CG. Thompson
Ayrshire
Richard Lawless
B. B. Stillman
Mason City
Paul Barringer
Theo Berger
Dubuque
Frank Reagan
Harold White
Humboldt
Nora Dunigan
Chicago
Leonard Neary
Kansas City
Matt Neary
L. Johnson
Havelock
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Leo
William
Joseph McCoy
Howard Ruddy
Leo McDonald
Forrest Brown
Arnolds Park
J. Nordby
Near Depew
Savannah
Jack Zimmerman
Wim. O'Neill
EB. Smith
Clear Lake
Stewart Saunders
Wichita
Kansas
Wm. HB
G, Saunders
Jay Letson and Son
Patrick Bannon
Franklin O'Halloran
Creighton University
F. H. O'Halloran
Locals and visitors flood Emmetsburg area notes
Dozens of social calls and travels are logged across Emmetsburg and nearby towns with guests at Laurijens Ruthven and Graettinger households. Visitors include Miss Mary Selle from Dubuque, J J Mahan from Graettinger, and Frank Reagan from Humboldt. The Iowa State Fair dates and livestock exhibit price total are announced, while civic notices cite publishing of council proceedings and the Fort Dodge Quaker Oats mill reopening.
Successful Year For St Ellen's School Commencement
The year ends with 120 pupils at St Ellen's School as graduation prizes honor Mary Beck Josephine Martin Margaret Laughlin and others. Sisters plan an annual retreat June 25 with attendees traveling to Dubuque Des Moines and Chicago for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ellen's School
St. Thomas Church
Mary Matherine Beck
Neve Hester
Donald Hughes
Ruth Joynt
Thomas Jackman
Margaret Laughlin
Josephine Martin
Mary Eleanor McTigue
Richard McCarty
Mary Eleanor Meligue
Mary Katherine Beck
Arlo Adams
Gerald Mueller
Virginia Laughlin
Robert Adams
Kenneth Hughes
Francis Hughes
Thomas Hughes
Hernice Hughes
Bernice Hughes
George Appleby
Jessmin Duttigan
Vivian Hayes
John McElroy
Helen Gray
Helen
Edward Brennan
Francis Cretzmeyer
Dubuque
Des Moines
Chicago
Geo Sweet Big Tent Tour Sails into Emmetsburg Soon
Agent Ben Jones announced Geo Sweet's Big Tent will perform June 28 29 and 30 in Emmetsburg. The show features Mrs Sweet Dixie Dow Frank Gallagher Otis Gordinier and more with several new acts and three newest releases The Goose Hangs High Lighting and Chicken Weed. Sweet's Novelty Orchestra rounds out the attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Jones
Geo. Sweet
Mrs. Sweet
Emmetsburg
New York City
Mr. Sweet
Dixie Dow
Frank Gallagher
Otis Gordinier
Mrs. Ray
HR. # Stevens
Geo. Robbins
Mr. Worley
Mr. Trainer
Miss Calhoun
Sweet
Lightning
Rev Martin C Thompson Delivers Baccalaureate Sermon
Graettinger Times notes Rev Martin C Thompson of Bethany Lutheran Emmetsburg preached the baccalaureate sermon to the class of 1926 at Hawkeye theatre. He urged keeping faith and ideals beyond money, delivering a memorable address. Also mentioned are church services at First Methodist and a note on John Williams’ escape from Mason City jail for forging checks and a large Fort Dodge firemen’s convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Thompson
Graettinger
Martin C. Thompson
Bethany Lutheran Congregation
Emmetsburg
Hawkeye Theatre
Thompson
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth
D P. mi
W. R. Schroeder
Corps of Workers
Marion I. Sanderlin
John Williams
Mason City
Fort Dodge
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P. D. Barrick
Ross Penderbury
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth Rocks
Reds RC. RT
Emmetsburg Hatchery
The
Salvation Army
Irma Sykes
Algona Friends
W. EH. Losey
Sioux City
M.J. Nolan
Spencer
P. B. Fagan
Laurjens
Mary Selle
James Geelan
Ft. Dodge
C. L. Hendricks
Bennetta
Bonnie
Sheldon
Wm. H. J. Steiner
Dennis Kirby
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Frank Duffy
GE. McMahon
Robert McMahon
Mary Wallace
Sioux Falls
Wallace
Charles Clark
Los Angeles
TownPalls
Kenneth
Faville
Iowa Supreme Court
Helen Collins
Helen Duiffy
St. Joseph's Hospital
Duffy
BE. J. Schmidt
Miss Lysle
Spirit Lake
Roy Atkinson
Lysle
Ea College
St. Ellen’s
Goodyear Tires
Willard Batteries
Higley Tire
Battery Shop
Iowa
Freeman’s
Kellogg’s
Ceee BC
Corts
A. Are
Catsups Heinz
Squire
Mack Saan
First
Land Bank
Federal
the First National Bank
Eremersburg