Local Social and Sports Notes From Lake Crystal Area
Anneee Rodman Jr visits ill Mrs. Paul Peterson in Minnesota last week then returns home Saturday. Sadie Galloway visits her mother Mrs. Cross in Curlew Friday. Mr and Mrs C P McKowen of Lake Crystal Minnesota visit relatives and handle business here. Mrs C W Ryer of Caldwell Kansas stays a few days with H F Hilborn. returns Saturday. St Joe baseball team and Rodman play Sunday. Rodman wins 11 to 4 with Bell and Kallestad battery. A children’s day program draws a large church crowd. H E Miller ships 3 carloads of cattle to Chicago Saturday. Miller accompanies shipment. Kensington club meets with Mrs Dan Urquhart Tuesday afternoon. Thames Lawman home hosts a family reunion. 44 relatives and friends attend from Des Moines Cole Iowa Lake Crystal West Bend Whittemore Emmetsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anneee Rodman, Jr
al Eckert
Minnesota
Herother
Paul Peterson
Sadie Galloway
Curlew
Cross
C. P. McKowen
Lake
Crystal
C. W. Ryer
Caldwell
Kansas
H. F. Hilborn
St. Joe
Rodman
Bell
Kallestad
H. E. Miller
Chicago
Mr. Mill
Kensington Club
Dan Urquhart
Thames Lawman
Orr Orr
Orr
Des Moines
Bernice Handsacker
Cole
Iowa
Co. Bmet Rowen
Lake Crystal
Ben Walker
West Bend
Ernc Barber
Ervin Bargman
Whittemore
Steve Paisley
Emmecsbure
Adolph Bengson
Minn
Win
C. P. Johnson
Emmetsburg
Blaird
Ruthven
Orvile
Roxie Fisher
Alza Fisher
Ringsted
Ed J. Johnson
Paul Johnson
Jay Johnson
Estherville
Fred. Lestein
Rochester
True Workers Club Meeting in Fairfield Township
The True Workers met in Fairfield township on May 16 at the home of Pauline and Mercedes Voigt. The lesson covered clutmins and bedspreads and was given by Mrs. C. A. Sharts.
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The
True Workers Club of
Fairfield Township
Pauline
Mercedes Voigt
C. A. Sharts
Dorothy Chism Elected Delegate to Ames
Dorothy Chism was elected as a delegate to Ames. Games were played and the club songs practiced. A delicious luncheon was served at the close of the meeting.
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Dorothy Chism
Ames
Local social notes from Rolfe and nearby towns
Mallard and surrounding communities record visits and gatherings. Calls at J B Lowe home near Rolfe. trips to Madeira Minnesota. Blancheergan visiting Leonard Lowe at Ayrshire. Alvin Breckler and family from Hardy guesting at O G Morgan home. various callers from Spencer Emmetsburg Laurens and Gilmore City. births and picnics noted. priests retreat in Sioux City. ocean side California visitors. Sunday visits and shows referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eestlesus Mallard
Elsmere Lowe
J. B. Lowe
Rolfe
J. J. Namer
John Schuster
Mary of Dawson
Madeira
Minnesota
T. J. [Dawson
Blancheergan
Leonard Lowe
Ayrshire
Alvin Breckler
Eileen Hood
Bushner
Gilmore City
W. W. Frost
Eva Randall
Dorothy Frost
Emmetsburg
A. H. Randall
Kolarich
Vandersteep
Mrs. Woods
A. W. Senuller
Weekend visitors and social gatherings in Fort Dodge area
A Fort Dodge weekend visitor, Mrs Edwin Zeidler, attended dances and gatherings at Arnolds Park with local couples including Mr and Mrs Donald Johnson Mr and Mrs Joe Lever and others. Visits from Mrs Charles Joynt of Altona and Mr and Mrs Fries of Spencer were noted along with picnics at Rush Lake and Soper Park Emmetsburg events and a Wessie gathering. Ed Zeck returned from Chicago to visit family and Buchaker family members met at Harrison Park with multiple local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. RB. Fries
Spencer
A. H. Randall
Jane Hughes
Califor
Beatty
Twin Lakes
H. L. Brown
Emmetsburg
Mary Schwint
Bert Draper
AH. Randall
Charles Smith
Fred Smith
Rush Lake
N. E. Landis
Soper Park
Miasdames
A. C. Sands
Margaret Fries
Fred Hahn
Vivalet Hahn
Donald Johnson
Susie Johnson
H. B. Turner
Kate Conlon
Edwin Zeigler
Earl Sands
P. H. Boland
J. B. Ruppert
Co. G. Brownlee
Péte Mulroney
Mary Vivian Mu
Sunday Picnic Attendance and Local Visits
Seventy? events note a Sunday picnic dinner with 90 present. Local attendees include Mrs. Elizabeth Kress Geo Luella Kress and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hahn. Epworth League district convention held Tuesday at Britt. Mrs. L. B. Peaster visited Fort Dodge, and Margaret Fries hosted Susie Johnson and Kate Conlon at breakfast. Susie Johnson and Donald Johnson attended dinner at Earl Sands home in Priday. Bernice Wyse spending week with her parents. Kate Conlon returned to Fort Dodge Sunday. Donald Johnson and Susie Johnson enjoyed Sunday and Monday at Lake Okoboji.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kress
Geo
Luella Kress
C. J. Hahn
Epworth League
Britt
L. B. Peaster
Fort Dodge
A.J. Lange
Margaret Fries
Susie Johnson
Kate Conlon
Donald Johnson
Earl Sands
Bernice Wyse
Lake Okoboji
Curlew Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Curlew notices report Mrs Sadie Galloway of Rodman hosted her niece Miss Helen Crowns shower at her home Friday. Ruth Cross visited Rev Bound at Cylinder Sunday as he remains in poor health. Mr Porter of Clear Lake opens a barber shop, community welcomes him and his wife. Jerry Neary visits grandmother Mrs Kate Leary. R N A ladies held a picnic at Harrison park in Emmetsburg. Don Turner and family guests at Martin home in Laurens. Jot Heldt Fret Leslein and Gil bert Lyons enjoyed several days fishing at Squaw Lake Milne Sot, returning with fish to share with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curlew
Sadie Galloway
Rodman
Helen Crown
Ruth Cross
Bound
Rev
MEL
Porter
Clear Lake
Carl Johnson
Alvina Johnson
Randall
Iowa
Mavis Pieratt
Laurens
Helen Crown Priday
H. E. Ford
Booth Township
Ethel
Jane Easton
May Levins
Ace Gehrt
EB. LeMaire
Park i Spencer
Ethel Easton
Willard Anderson
Emmetsburg
Sam Clark
W. G. Reinders
Enay
Gilmore City
Emery Johnson
Lowman
B. G. Matthiesen
F. G. Trow
Glen Horseman
Plover
Alice Gehrt
G. Bush
Alise Gehrt
Breelder
Gowrie
Losal Friends
Bishop
Walter
Jim Bishop
Community Notes From Curlew and Surrounding Towns
Curlew visitors and celebrations mark a week of greetings with Edna Gustafson's birthday party, Mayo Clinic hopes for Mrs. Lestein, and farewell plans for the GC Backstrom family bound for California. Local folks from Ruthven, Ringsted, Spencer and Emmetsburg share calls, gatherings, and shopping trips.
Freedom Farm Bureau Picnic Draws Local Attendance
The Freedom township Farm Bureau held its annual picnic at Schroeder's Point on June 16. A 6:30 ball game sponsored by the 4-H Hobeys preceded a 7:30 covered dish supper. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Schroeder and the committee provided a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom Township Farm Bureau
Schroeder's
Emmetsburg Men Travel Toward Pendleton via Laramie
Report from last Sunday indicates two Emmetsburg youths Jack Duffy and Claude Pettit reached Laramie Wyoming on their way to Pendleton Oregon. They left by car a week ago Monday and plan to continue to California. Joe Schmitt of Whittemore severed a major hand gash fixing a window pane a week ago Monday. An artery was cut and he bled heavily. five stitches were required for closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acard
Jack Duffy
Claude Pettit
Emmetsburg
Laramie
Wyoming
Pendleton
Oregon
Large Ballot Move Aims to Expand Newell District
Frairie Creek Independent district voters face a special election Monday June 22 to expand the Newell Consolidated district by four sections. County Superintendent A Harrison called the election after a petition signed by over a third of the district voters. The expansion would grow the district to 32 sections.
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Newell
Frairie Creek Independent
Newell Consolidated
A. &. Harrison
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