Mrs W D Peck Dead After Long Illness
Obituary notice for Mrs. W D Peck of Arnolds Park Des Moines Mercy Hospital death last Thursday morning at 3 30 after eleven weeks illness. Funeral at two pm at home with Rev H C Ward and Spirit Lake cemetery. Survived by husband two sons Arrie and Leo daughter Mrs B H Russell stepmother Mrs J C Thompson and several siblings. Family honored for her conscientious Christian life and devoted service in communities of Arnolds Park Nevada Township and Terris. Heartsick community offers sympathy to the Peck family.
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W. D. Peck
Arnolde Park
Merry Hospital
Des Moines
Estherville
H. C. Ward
M. E. Church
Terris
Cemete
Spirit Lake
Elizabeth Thompson
Humboldt
Angus
Nevada Township
Womaskey
W Glace
Pee Dickinson
Medicin Lakes
A Thieghy
Thompson
Rodmat
B.J. Sprout
Terr
J. H
Anite
Xerak
BORN RICH And Other Features at Local Theater
Monday through Friday showcase includes Born Rich with Donis Kenyon and Bert Lytell, News Reel and Frehistoric Man. Family Night offers 1c to 35c. Also 30 Big with Colleen Moore, The Empty Cradle, Hobbies, Gallaping Vengeance, and Whet Unl heraiee of the mannermend inwkiye the wreat Caborad Revie.
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Donis Kenyon
Bert Lytell
Happin See
St Marys Alumni Banquet Recalls Alumni Memories
The St Marys alumni banquet was held Monday evening in the town hall. Attendees from out of town included Mrs Ready of Graettinger Mr and Mrs Frank Sallinen of Estherville Miss Alice Mulroney of Mallard Miss Winnie Ball and Joe Ball of Ruthven Miss Winifred and Margaret Waldron of Ayrshire Miss Marie Laughlin of Graettinger John Neary of St Paul and Aileen Higgins of Ayrshire. The program featured remarks on What the Alumni Means to the Graduates and a dance Afterwards guests departed after a late hour with fond memories of the occasion.
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Frank
Estherville
Thomas Brady
G. Murtagh
Dr. Ready
Graettinger
Frank Sallivan
Alice Mulroney
Mallard
Winnie
Joe Ball
Ruthven
Winifred
Margaret Waldron
Ayrshire
Marie Laughlin
Graeting
St Marys Class Large As UsualHighlights Praise for Christian Education
In a lengthy report on St Marys Class Large students, the piece extols the spread of knowledge since the printing press, notes resistance from critics, and praises the work of teachers and graduates. It emphasizes the church driven zeal for Christian education and the commendable effort of supporters and officials.
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Barkwriaty
Chirts- Tigtity
Chemateerat
United States
Mary
Muybe
Gibson Defends B. Test Law At Silver Lake Park
The Silver Lake club defeated the Capital City Colored Giants 7 to 2 at Silver Lake Park last Sunday with strong pitching from Cramer and multiple extra-base hits. The game featured a breezy wind, thirteen Silver Lake hits, and homers by Hildebrand and Taylor. Lehigh visits Silver Lake next Sunday, June 4, and the area plan for bovine tuberculosis testing sparks legal challenges as Attorney General Gibson calls the measure essential public health policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Lake
Capital City Colored Giants
Des Moines
Silver Lake Park
Cramer
Sia
Iver Lake Club
Gibson
Iowa Supreme Court
Black Hawk
H. G. Peverill
Black Hawk Courts
Peverill
Towa
Suepremie Court
Lumerous
South Dakota Sees Seven Days of Rain Benefit Crops
South Dakota endured seven days of rain that refreshed fields across the state. Farmers report moisture relief and promising crop prospects. The wetter spell improves conditions in neighboring states as well, lifting overall agricultural outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Musicale at St Marys Academy Delights Despite Weather
The St Marys Academy pupils presented a Wednesday musicale titled Story Land with both matinee and evening shows. Despite threatening weather limiting attendance, performances by Margaret Brown Mary Guyder Loretta O’Brien Joseph Phillips and many others were well received featuring instrumental vocal and spoken numbers and a light playlet My Aunt’s He.
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St. Mary’s Academy
Margaret Brown
Mary C. Guyder
Loretta O'Brien
Joseph Phillips
Gertrude Schumacher
Mary Cecelia Dooley
Margarite Philips
Ernestine Bradigan
Mary Carena
Mulroney William Bryan
Evelyn Cahill
Ruth Wells
Josephine Burns
Margaret Catherine Steiner
Alice Genevieve
Laughlin
Childred of Brien
Alice
Imeila Neary
Bernice Reagan
Gertrude Schotiacher
Evel Marie Conten
Alice Genlin
Maurine O'Connor
Fold
Ahd
Rose Neary
Married in Emmetsburg at Methodist Church
Miss Marie Ducommun and Pt. Hey C. Human wed at the Methodist church Tuesday, the couple well known in north Laurens. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ducommun and taught in a local school. The groom, a farmer, resides in Canada and plans to farm on his father’s land. congratulations poured in as they prepare to start life together.
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Marie Ducommun
Hey C. Human
North
Laurens
Albert Ducommun
Canada
Tae
Rat
Edior Derwinerat
Stallard-Eammetsburg
Mallird-Emmetsburg
Dr Lefty Tie Weeks Went Mount Oravo Sunday
Mount Oravo reported a Sunday event involving Dr Lefty Tie Weeks with details limited in the OCR text and no clear outcome or additional participants available for confirmation.
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Mount Oravo
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Bam Janes
Birthday Party for Crity Boy at Home
A birthday gathering was held Monday at Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Crity's home to celebrate Julian Crity's fourth birthday. Attendees included Julian's friends Donald Torgeson Bobby Torgeson Stanley Carroll Thomas Dolan Bobby Kelly Richard Rel Dinke Branagan and Daniel Critz. Miss Vane Critz served luncheon to her brother with assistances from Sylvia Drew Mary Evelyn Kelly and Mary Dake.
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Crity
C. V. Crity
Thi City
Julian
Amane Bo
Donald Torgeson
Bobby Torgeson
Stanley Carroll Thomas Dolan
Bobby Kelly
Richard Rel Dinke Branagan
Emet Meanagan
Daniel Critz
Vane Critz
Sylvia Drew
Mary Evelyn Kelly
Mary Dake
Married at Quincy Lulinquis McTigue Wedding
At St. Francis church Quincy this morning 9 o'clock Eugene Metirue of this city and Loretta Street of Quincy were united in marriage. The bride wore a sister Edith Stront attended the ceremony by D. E. McTigne. After a wedding dinner the couple will reside in Emmetsburg. The groom is delinquent tax collector of Palo Alto county. Citizens extend best wishes for their future. Overcoats urged for travelers to Europe amid 60 degree ocean temps. Miss Winifred Mayne graduates from Cornell college. Alfalfa tour planned for Forest City June 8 10 with Ames extension service leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene MeTirue
Mtiss
Loretta Street
Quincy
Clinvis
St. Franci Church
Optatus
Franciscan Order
Edith Stront
D. E. McTigne
Lrip
Dennis McTigue
Mrs. McTigue
Forest City
Extension Service
Ames
Death of Clarence WickerDean Church Death Memorial
Mallard mourns the death of Clarence Blaus Wicker age 37, son of Martin and Mrs. Wicker, after pneumonia struck last week. Baptized April 13 1917, he was connected to the Lutheran church and church school. He died June 4 after illness, leaving brothers and grandparents, with funeral arrangements to follow.
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Mallard
Martin Wicker
Stook
Wicker
Clarence Blaus Wicker
Iowa
Fife
Johnson
Wers
Ale
Almaat
Punish Speeders Says Flanagan on Mallard Road
Wrote editor W. Lo Pilliagaai criticizes Mallard Emmetsburg road drivers for neglecting lights tail lights and speed limits. Calls for aggressive enforcement local police and county officials to patrol pavements curb accidents urges action on the bridge approach and white fence at curves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Mallard
Tom
Palo Alto
County Board of Supervisors
Rock Island lines program seeks 19.44 million in upgrades
The Rock Island announces a year plan to spend 19.44 million on road and equipment upgrades. It includes 5.11 million for new locomotives and cars, 8.6 million for rails and track work, 3.7 million for double tracking Latimer to McFarland Iowa, 1.2 million this year, 1 million for coal chutes at several Iowa cities, 32.23 million for refrigerator rebuilds, 900 thousand for 33 miles of main line and sidings from Billings to Ponca City, and 310 thousand for El Paso Division improvements including a new passenger station at Tuckmesri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Lines
Latimer
McFarland
Kansas
Washington
Council Bluffs
Eldon
Marengo
Iowa
Billings
Ponca City
Oklahoma
el Paso
Tuckmesri
Needle Removed From Knee In Ayrshire Chronicle
Master Bille O'Brien eight year old son of Mr and Mrs W B H O'Brien had a broken needle fragment removed from his knee yesterday. The operation by Dr did not long, the needle piece about three eighths of an inch, imbedded a quarter inch. The procedure was a success and Billy can walk with more ease. He remarks needles are essential for boys clothing yet they are not worth the danger when stuck in the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayrshire
Bille O'Brien
W. BH. O'Brien
Billy
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Harry Ever
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Bob Coster
Aarpa Appar Adnan
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Comdo
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Wo EB
G. Saunders
Stat Game and Fish
Lost Island
Lulinqis
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Morsius
Europe
Winifred Mayne
Cornell College
Larence Klaas Wicker
Bird Island
Minnesota
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Punish Speeders
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W. Lo Pilliagaai
Stallard
Rock Island
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Fort Codee
Treatiere
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Doe
Clarence
Asheville
N.C
Peter Daily
Sumiay
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Mero
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Iowa Theatre
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Hazel Meyers
Vocalion
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Two Black Aces
Mnd
Palo Alto County
Main Motor Co
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