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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
4
The Boston Symphony lists concerts on June 16 and 26 and July 2 with three forty five minute programs on Line 1s. The schedule includes an evening broadcast at seven o clock and highlights the Sinfonia and guest conductors.
Fragmentary text reports a broken arm during a game involving Billy Hegers and a dive venue near Tues Bay, with references to Alinneapolix and Eatuervple. Verifiable details are insufficient to establish date, teams, or outcome.
A misformed advertorial claims rapid fat loss and weight reduction through unnamed methods. It touts a dramatic figure change, urges use of a so called fat reducing regimen, and mentions products from Crowe Drug Co and other brands with dubious safety language.
Widdies recently completed studies at Beautres Internestip IO San Angeles hospital, marking a milestone in their educational journey. The event highlights ongoing training and recognition within the medical program.
Reports from Towa College's Fan Crops and Agits Department show limited success with red clover and rotational trials. J F Bennett resists field tests, while 14 counties in the state report mixed results with clover rotations and soil incorporation.
Blinie, who was in Algona Hospital for several weeks after hip injury, has returned home to Lakota to join her daughter Telkaing Tart.
Sacred Heart Academy held graduation exercises Sunday evening with list of graduates including Mary Franks, Ruth Storih, Peter Kirsch, and Edjeypd Malbey among others. Father Yority participated in the ceremony at the academy.
Fragmented text describes Simei Lynch's son heading toward Wisconsin amid garbled phrases and stray names. It mentions teams, fouls, and a Relief case, with unclear references to individuals and places. The readable bits suggest a sports or public notice with mixed jargon and eroded OCR.
A roster of student performers presents polkas, waltzes, marches, and operetta excerpts led by Dorothy Prost, Mary Trout, Geraldine Godden, Mary Mulry, and Lois Helen Slater with piano, cornet, and vocal pieces including The Bohemian Girl Overture.
A garbled note suggests Gordon Brodin sent a Headutan invitation to President Hoover. The text shows interruptions and misspellings as executives exchange brief congratulations and discuss private telegrams regarding education plans and program notes.
Miss Leona Kane received a bridal shower hosted Thursday evening by Mr and Mrs Kane at their home. About 30 guests attended and shared various entertainments. The recipient received many presents as part of the event and a delicious meal was served.
The report notes limited rainfall with no downpour on Tuesday evening and no damage from a brief shower. Townships Mnllard, Jay Emmetsburg, and Highland reported no town-wide effects. An earlier shower Monday coincided with polling hours, followed by light rain Wednesday morning. No drought this year.
Local market reports encourage buyers as a small batch of home grown strawberries sold well. Observers note good quality berries and moderate prices this season.
Mrs. Carl W. Larson of Mallard attended a Pleasant caller event for the Democrat of ice Monday. The first June wedding in Racine County involved Miss Alice N. Bartelson of Burlington and Mr. William Peterson of Union Grove, with wide coverage by the Journal-News. Gifts and plans touched Burlington, Racine, and surrounding areas as relatives traveled from Union Grove to Burlington and beyond for the ceremony broadcast by local stations.
Forest City Forest City College president C. M. Granskow has been chosen to lead Augustana college in Sioux Falls. He succeeds Rev. C. J. H. Preus, who becomes president of Luther college in Decorah.
Two young men and three young ladies graduated from St Mary's High School at Storm Lake. Diplomas were awarded by Mion signers Win, Cook, V. F. The address' $2.90 was by Father J. T. Fitzpatrick of Boo! 20¢ City. He was 2 Storm Lake young man igo before orbitation.
David Goldstein speaks in Emmetsburg on June 22 representing 20 million Catholic citizens. He seeks to enlighten the uninformed and transform intolerance into understanding. A question box follows with audience participation and frank answers.
Comer, a well known farmer near Swea City, was found dead Thursday morning in his field from a self administered gun wound. He had been missing since Wednesday night. No inquest will be held. Ill health is blamed by relatives. He is survived by his wife and three children.
P H Kirby of the Home Auto company announces a special display of Lincoln and Ford automobiles in show rooms Friday evening and Saturday with ten models. Reinders of Ellington township was an Eniinctsburg visitor yesterday. He is a Democrat friend of nearly half a century and may visit again. Mrs Alice Seeley and her Hastings daughter arrived for a visit with Mrs Seeleys parents. Mrs John Cullen of Whittemore was ill several days last week.
The St Marys Academy graduation speakers urged graduates to pursue higher education where possible and stay loyal to God, home, church, and country. They warned against lax morality, praised the church centerpiece and music, and noted Sisters’ successful year and plans for summer study as they economize amid finances.
The text notes those engaged in ore lines will be away for at least several weeks, indicating a period of absence affecting operations.
An auto driven by W. H. Phelp of this city collided Sunday with a Mr. Van Dusen of West Branch at the John and Jensvold Corner. Phelps suffered minor bruises and his wife, present in the car, was not scratched. Van Dusen was uninjured. Both cars sustained heavy damage. Van Dusen is currently employed by W. Moore.
Thos Cullen formerly of Graettinger called at the Democrat office on Wednesday seeking Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance. A seasoned solicitor with 16 or 17 years in life insurance, he traveled with Mr Tennan to Emmetsburg. His father, the late Peter Cullen, bought Graettinger-area land about 50 years ago and married in Sag Harbor Long Island. Mrs Cullen resides in Arizona or New Mexico. He has two sons and a daughter. In town he met Mr and Mrs P P Nolan and Chag Spies from Graettinger. Dick Mullen, long with the Iowa Public Service company, is his cousin.
Father Savage remains in Mercy hospital at Mason City after a severe kidney ailment. He is not expected to leave his room soon, and many county friends hope no unfavorable developments follow.
The Peppy Pals of Great Oak township met at Mae Kennedy's home on Saturday June 4 to discuss business and plan a township rally day. The next meeting is set for Wednesday June 15 at Gertrude Brown's home, with all remaining meetings moved to Wednesdays. A lunch was served by the committee after adjournment.
Dan Sibrel and children express gratitude to those who assisted and offered words of sympathy after the death of their wife and mother.
A church program by the school begins at 10 30 a m with a collection to aid needy students for education. The Sacrament of baptism will be administered to children. All are invited to the service.
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