Five Finish at St Marys Storm Lake
Five graduates from St Marys High School at Storm Lake received their diplomas a few days ago. Monsignors Wm. Cook and W. F. The addressed the ceremony, with Father J. T. Fitzpatrick of Soo City presenting the diplomas. A Storm Lake native before ordination, he spoke briefly about the paths ahead.
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St. Marys Storm Lake
St. Mary's High School
Storm Lake
Wm. Cook
W. F
J. T. Fitzpatrick
Soo City
Swea City Farmer Kills Self in Field
A Comer area farmer near Swea City was found dead in his field Thursday morning from a self administered gun wound. He had been missing from his home since Wednesday night. No inquest will be held. Relatives blame illness. Comer, a well known farmer, is survived by his wife and three children.
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Comer
Sweg City
al Health
Graduation News and Community Notes From Curlew
Curlew and nearby towns report Jane Williams graduates from Mason City High with her family cited. Francis Graff, eldest son of Jacob Graff, will graduate from a Chicago medical college and begin internship in Hammond Indiana. Local politics, social visits, school events, and small-town gossip fill the week with shoppers, travelers, and harvest-era activities noted.
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Jane Williams
Mason City
Gran
B. Fisk
Jane Willams
Mason City High
Miss Williams
Jim Williams
Williams
Alice Fisk
Francis Graff
Chicago
Francis
Graff
Jacob Graff
Hammond
Indiana
Iowa Needs More Red Clover in State Plots
Iowa needs more red clover says R E Bennett from Iowa State College. In 1931 several counties produced under 1 000 tons. Clover fits rotations with corn oats or four year cycles. Second growth should be plowed under or pastured to return nutrients to soil.
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Iowa
Ames Bulletin
Towa
R. E. Bennett
Farm Crops
Towa State College
Mr. Bennett
Sibley Masonic Member Honored
J B W McKinley of Sibley was honored in Lake Park for 40 years of Masonic membership. Present were members from Sanborn Ochevedan Worthington Spirit Lake and other nearby locales.
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J. BW. McKinley of
Sibley
Lake Park
Order
Sanborn
Ochevedan
Worthington
Spirit Lake
Plares
Harold Clark Finishes Journalism in Missouri
Garner reports Harold Clark graduates from the journalism department in Columbia Missouri on a Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Frank Clark formerly resided in Emmetsburg and accompanied him to the ceremony.
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Harold Clark
Missouri
Garner
Frank Clark
Columbia
Harold
Department of Journalism
Clark
Emmmetsburg
Simon Lynch's Son Goes to Wisconsin
A Minneapolis report dated June 3 states Edward Lynch, former Minnesota end and coach, will join the Wisconsin football staff under Dr. Clarence W. Spears. Lynch, last year Carlton College head coach at Northfield, Minn., played football at Dartmouth and will work at Wisconsin, where he previously served as head coach for five years.
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Minneapolis
Edward Lynch
Minnesota
University of Wisconsin
Lynch
Carlton Collegee
Northfield
Minn
Wisconsin
Clarence W. Spears
Spears
Dartmouth
Sacred Heart Academy Graduates at Ayrshire Church
Sacred Heart Church hosted graduation exercises for Sacred Heart Academy pupils who completed ten grades and eight grade graduates. Father Kelly of Boone delivered the address, Feather Daily gave Rosary and Benediction, and Father Mason presented diplomas. Ten graders listed: Stacia Brown, Rob't Conlon, Alice Marie Fitzpatrick, Mary Geelan, Francis Joyse, Peter Kirschbaum, Edmund Malloy, Monica Smith.
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Sacred Heart Academy
Ayrshire
Sacred Heart Church
Father Kelly of Boone
Feather
Father Mason
Stacia Brown
Rob't Conlon
Alice Marie Fitzpatrick
Mary
Goes Home From Algona Hospital
Mrs. Blome, who was in the hospital at Algona for several weeks recovering from a broken hip, has been taken to the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. Telkamp, north of Lakota. John Thacker and his son George were Sioux City and northeast Nebraska visitors Saturday and Sunday. Crops were looking fine as far as they went.
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John Thacker
George
Sioux City
Northeast Nebraska
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
A weight loss claim explains that taking Kruschen Salts daily in hot water spots fat reduction in three weeks. The ad urges avoiding fatty foods, promises increased energy and clearer skin, and promotes buying Kruschen from Crowe Drug Co. or other drugstores nationwide at a small cost.
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Crowe Drug Co
America
Mrs Spiker Returns Home After Week With Father
Mrs Spiker and her children went back to her Rolfe residence Friday after spending the prior week at her father's home Wim Peters. A series of free movie showings continues in Curlew each Saturday with a fine picture planned. Miss Edna Gustafson visited her brother Edwin Gustafson in Emmetsburg Friday.
Frank A Warnke Dies After Long Illness in City
Frank A Warnke died last Friday after a brief illness at his home. Born January 15, 1815 in Bromberg Prussia, he immigrated at 17 and settled here March 1, 1880, running a blacksmith shop and gaining local esteem. He is survived by his widow Elizabeth and two sons John M. and Percy, with numerous grandchildren and relatives attending the funeral at the Congregational church. The service was led by Rev. L W Barker, burial in Evergreen Cemetery, with Odd Fellows pallbearers from the city.
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Frank A. Warnke
Harry
Minneapolis
Trotter
Anna Spohn
Spohn
Mr. Warnke
Warnke
Congregational Church
L. W. Barker
Evergreen Cemetery
Odd Fellows Lodge
John Rife
Fred Dartuh
B. B. Steenson
Roy Atkinson
F. W. Gilchwist
L. Steuhmer
Bromberg
Donald
Minteapolis
Bert Yarns
Spirit Lake
Saw Placer Mining In the Black Hills
A Rapid City through traveler reports extensive placer mining near Custer in the Black Hills district. Grand Hills Mining Company from Santa Fe operates huge steam shovels on French creek at the petal Raver ranch. C. E. Gish and brother of Denver oversee, Lester Cheeseborough of Boulder will run the power shovel to remove earth to bedrock, then it is moved to crushing and a large washing machine.
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Rapid City
S. D
Custer
Black Hills
French Creek
Lester Cheeseborough
Boulder
Colo
Boston Symphony Radio Broadcasts Planned for June and July
The Boston Symphony Orchestra led by Serge Koussevitzky will air three forty five minute programs on June 18, June 25, and July 2 at 7 15 p m C S T on WHO WOC. The broadcasts feature popular concert selections aimed at broad audiences. Miss Tessie Rashford of Ruthven spent Tuesday with relatives in Em-
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Boston Symphony
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Serge Koussevitzky
Tessie Rashford
Ruthven
Plans for Kossuth County Fair Washington Bicentennial Fourth
The Kossuth County Fair Association advances plans for a Washington Bicentennial celebration at the Fair Grounds on July Fourth. Special fireworks features, Brandstand attractions, and Rock City midway entertainment are planned to attract crowds amid prior deficits and grand stand improvements investment.
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Kossuth County Fair Association
Washington
The
Fair Association
Rock City
Kossuth County Fair
Social notes from local weekend visitors
Mrs Gilbertson and her son from South Dakota visited the Knute Levi home over the weekend. Mrs D M Andrews of Indianapolis stayed last week at the J M Buffum home. Buffum is Andrews niece. Mr and Mrs M B Katie of Ayr shire spent Friday in town.
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Mrs. Gilbertson
South Dakota
Knute Levi
D. M. Andrews
Indianapolis
J. M. Buffum
Mar. Buffum
Andrews
M. B. Katie
Ayrshire
Sweet Stock Company Opens Emmetsburg Thursday
Gen Sweet Stock Company led by George D Sweet returns to Emmetsburg in a waterproof tent on South Broadway after touring nationwide. First show Inside the Law followed by The Cat and the Canary Uncle Dudley and Our New Minister. Shows June 16 17 18 at 7 30 pm with 8 15 pm start. prices cut to 25c adults 10c children under 12. vaudeville between acts and Sweet's melody jazz orchestra.
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George D. Sweet
United States
Spencer and Ruthven
Emmetsburg
McNally
the Cat and the Canary
Uncle Dudley
Sweet
Melody Jazz
John Donaldson's All Stars Meet Ramblers at Hand's Park
John Donaldson's All Stars face the St Cloud Ramblers in a second game at Hand's Park on Sunday June 12 following a 10 inning marathon last Sunday. The Estherville Vindicator notes visits from Emmetsburg families and local residents over Memorial Day.
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John Donaldson
All Stars
St. Cloud Ramblers
Hand's Park
Genta
Estherville
John Allen
David
Emmetsburg
Fletcher Howe
Jean
Dorothy Peterson
of Sperker
Tom Nivison
Jessie Bigelow
Will Irwin
Mason City Lawyer Weds Minnesota Girl
Mr Bernard R Dunn of Mason City married Miss Catherine DeDerich in Wanda Minnesota. They have left for a wedding trip visiting the Twin Cities and Canada. Mr Dunn is a brother attorney to Ed Dunn, a well known local figure.
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Bernard R. Dunn
MasonCity
Wanda
Minnesota
Catherine de Derich
Twin Cities
Canada
Dunn
Graettinger Girl Named Among Nation's Beauties
Harriet Holland of Independence Iowa, a former Graettinger resident, was pictured in Friday's Chicago Tribune as the co ed at Cornell College Mount Vernon Iowa deemed most classically beautiful by renowned sculptor Lorado Taft. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jake Holland and moved from Graettinger to Independence about fifteen years ago.
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Graettinger
Graettinger Times
Chicago Tribune
Harriet Holland
Independence
Iowa
Lorado Tatt
Chicago
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Miss Holand
Jake Holland
Margaret Nefstead
Ca-Eh
Child at Sibley Murdered Police hold two suspects
Henry Immons and Vera Leckband were held on light charges of burying a body without a permit after a coroner's jury linked a found infant to their custody. The newborn had evidence suggesting life after birth. Immons admitted burying the body while saying the baby was dead. Leckband claimed the baby was born dead as authorities detained them near Cherokee.
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Henry Immons
Vera Leckband
Harris
Batage
Immons
Miss Leckband
Cherokee
Estherville Pool Opens With Space and Good Layout
The Estherville swimming pool opened last week and is described as well arranged and spacious. If tomatoes are staked, they should be pruned to a central stem.
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Estherville
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Will Winder
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Glenville
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Ktinge Speer
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Helen Crown
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Edna
V. BR. Whitmer
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C. B. Fisk and Sons
BE. S. Lyon
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B. P
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Sam Abby
Ed Lyon
Chas. Fisher
Mildred King
Chas.Murphy
Albert City
Lois Frykberg
Oakdale Hospital
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Gust
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Clem Davis
Gertrude Fisher
Chase Fisher
Chas
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A. W. Schuller
F. G. Trow
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Hatch
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Harold Ward
Shirley
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Alza Fisher
Bert King
Gordon
Iowa City University Hospital
Chas. Brumbaugh
Oskaloosa
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Roy
Onkaloosa
Sibley Masonic
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