Items Crowded Out Last Week Bridge Luncheon at Hotel Kernywore
Ninety ladies attended a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Sam Wood Mrs. Lloyd Prost and Mrs. Arthur McDonald at Hotel Kernywore Saturday at one o clock Tables formed three large centers with smaller ones and spring flowers decor. Prize winners included Mrs. W J Fisher high score Mr Roy Ryan second high and Mrs A J Piper consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Wood
Lloyd Prost
Arthur McDonald
Hotel Kernywore
W. J. Fisher
Roy Ryan
E. J. Pay
Bert Ryan
Chas. Stedman
Fred McCarty
Foy
Rutledge
Emmetsburg Socials One Weekend of Visitors and Travel
A parade of Emmetsburg residents and guests filled the pages with weekend visits and travels. Marie attended Clarke college alumni events while McCullum visited Detroit with his son William. Numerous locals and neighbors dropped in on relatives in Minneapolis, Clear Lake, Laurens, and Rockwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tormer
United States
Atay McCullum
Detroit
Wiliam
Mr. McCullum
Clark ‘Transportation Line
Geo. Keeney
Mtallard
Emmetsburg
Jess Crook
Rodman
Buaiof Ringsted
P. F. Conlon
West Beng
Henry Geelan
Whittemore
K. J. McElroy
John
Agnes
Cleveland
Ohio
the Lakes
Basil McGvoy
Tessie Rashford
Ruth- Yen
Minneapolis
James Williams
Rock Rapids
Cay
Wade Nelson
A. J. Laubenthal
Louise Kerber
Dougherty
Laubenthal
Sr. M. Presentation
Kerber
Clear Lake
John Kelly
Gracttinger
Joe Kelly
Ayrshire
Geo. Weir
Algona
Jas. Weir
Mary Weir
Earl Dwyer
Laurens
Dwyer
Ed Dwyer
Verne Campbell
Rockwell
FLW
Gilchrist
Helen Gilchy
WNI
F. W. Gilchrist
Melvin Hand
New Ulm
Minnesota
Lirs
W. A. Shake
Phyllis Shake
Chas, Bleckwenn
Independence ‘Ownship
J. O. Woodbridge
Sauk Center
Ruth Hein
Charlesetty
Evelyn Gawhorn
Edler John Sullivan
Edward
Graettinger
Immersburg
M. Gc. Thompson
Sharpness
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Mason City
Clear Lake Litheran Bible Camp Board
Geo. Mullen
St. Paul
Mullen
Osgood
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Creamery Law Explained At Estherville Meeting
State dairy officials explained new cream handling requirements to about 50 creamery operators and workers from Pals Alta and Emmet counties at Estherville. Nick Thoma and Weaver described grading by law and the 1 cent per pound price variance for butterfat. Cream grades defined as Sweep First Grade Second Grade Unlawful. licenses will be issued after examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Pals Alta
Emmet
Nick Thoma
State Department of Agriculture
En Weaver
Iowa State College
Totva
Dairy Extension Service
McTigue Elected Fort Dodge Community Players President
C. E. McTigue was chosen president of the Fort Dodge Community Players at the annual meeting held Thursday night, succeeding Edward J. Breen. McTigue previously served as house manager during the past season and had a notable appearance in Saturday's Fort Dodge Messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. McTigue
D. EB. McTigue
Fort Dodge
Emmetsburg
Fort Dodge Community Players
McTigue
Edw. J. Breen
Fort Dodge Messenger
Palmer Man Named Head Graettinger Schools
Sean Smaage of Palmer has been hired as Superintendent of Graettinger Schools to replace A. R. McMullen who planned to take a similar post in West Bend. The move names Smaage as head of the Graettinger district effective promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Graettinger Schools
Graettinger Baara
Education
Sean Smaage
Palmar
A. R. McMullen
West Bend
Happy Gleaners Meet At Stafford Home
The Happy Gleaners club gathered at Arlene Stafford’s home on Saturday May 23 with thirteen members three visitors four mothers and hostess Mrs Frank Fisher present. Tola Eckert demonstrated on The Making of the Packet and Marjorie Pirie was chosen to represent the club at Ames and at the Woman's county Achievement day. The leader taught making arrow heads for uniforms plus pattern cutting. A delicious lunch followed, served by the hostess and Ferns a Zekert Publicity Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
Arlene Stafford
Frank Fisher
Tola Eckert
Marjorie Pirie
Ames
Ferns A. Zekert
Attended Funeral of Mrs Ralph Wood
Those from a distance who came to attend the funeral of Mrs Ralph Wood, held in this city Tuesday of last week, included J Wood and Mrs Wood, Wilbur Wood, Joe Wood, Fred Wood, Dean Towers and families, Jim Towers of Des Moines. Lester Wood and family, Lillian Garston of Evan Minnesota, John French, Patrick Claer of Spencer, Mrs Cy Scourge of Waterloo, and Mr and Mrs Cecil Gregerson and family of Pocahontas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regen
C. H. Simmons
John, Fordyce
Dan Glennon
Simmons
Vaughan 4 Daley
Waller G. Middleton
Daugter
Virginia
Rosemary Neyman
Lake Okobofi
Middleton
Haywards Bay
Walter G. Middleton
Cleveland
Ohio
B. B. Larsen
Larsen
Wanell Middleton
Freeport
Earle Beebe
Agnes McElroy
Thompson
Emmetsbure
JL MacEvoy
Mary
Mary Meloy
Edna Martini
Austin
Minnesota
Nick Martini
Ruth Peters
West Bend
Manly Schoors
Great Pass
Montana
McCook
Nebraska
Harold
Mir
C. 4. Brown
Ringsted
University of Town
Ruth Wilhite
Jawa City
Emmetsburg
P. Schirm
Ralph Wood
Midshipman W Clark Assigned To Naval Battleship Maryland
Son of Editor and Mrs Frank Clerk of Gerner graduates from Annapolis Naval Academy and is assigned to the battleship Maryland. He must report for duty at San Pedro California on June 2 after graduation a couple of weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Clark
Frank Clerk of
Gerner
Annapolis Naval Academy
U.S. S
Maryland
San Fedro
California
Fagen and Fredine Tie for Marriage in Emmetsburg
Wanda Fagen and Darh Fredine of Comfrey Minnesota wed at ten in the Methodist parsonage Emmetsburg on Wednesday. Rev. Pruitt officiated with attendants Grace Sharp and LaVerne Chapman. They plan to reside in Comfrey where Mr. Fredine will work as a creamery buttermaker. Co. B. Anderson and Lars Egesos from Graettinger visited Emmetsburg Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagen
Fredine
Wanda Fagen
Comfrey
Minnesota
Methodist
Emmetsburg
Dr. Pruitt
Grace Sharp
LaVerne Chapman
Perry Ime
Conurey
Goeders Vogl Fight Ends In Eight Round Draw
Frankie Vogl of Janesville Wisconsin fought Joe Goeders of Emmetsburg to a draw in an eight round heavyweight feature. In the semi windup Mel Rice of Sioux City outpointed Eddie Spencer of Goon Rapids in the lightweight bout.
Uniform County Examinations Set For June in Emwetsburg
County Superintendent Miss Florence Wells issues notice announcing uniform county examinations to be held at the Court House in Emwetsburg on June 26 27 and 28. The announcement urges eligible students to prepare and attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wells
Emwetsburg
Rolland George Wins Indiana State Chess Championship
Rolland George of Graettinger son of Mr and Mrs E S George captured the Indiana state chess title with five wins and no defeats. The Northern Indiana Chess League sponsored the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland George
E S. George
Graettinger
Indiana
Myr. George
Northern Indiana Chess League
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bette Jean Ryan
Jean Ryan
Joe Dooley
Pacahay
Fatte
Curtis
McDonald
Virginia Curtis
Dorothy McDonald
Hotel Kermoora
McNally
Ben Doerning
Gertrude
W. Joynt
Maurice McNally
Ed McNally
Mr. MecNally
Ellington Women's Club
WM. Lynch
Ellington Woman's Club
Draman
Emmelsburg
Jesson
Lynch
Schumaker
Chas
Kreiz
J. Kung
Biyrle Herwick
Myrle Kerwick
This City
Curt Beck
Harry Hughes
Legion—Auxiliary
Idea
American Legion and Auxiliary
Harrison Park
Mars
Sybil Parks
John Jensvold
Wood Home
Sam Woods
Lloyd Frost
A. R. McDonald
Wood
Ester
Ray Mason
BIYS
Ruthven
E. L. Wagner
Wagner
Resident Heads Large Insurance Co
Donald Withite
Crowe Drug Store
the Times
Levi Kaltved
Fashier
K. D. Warner
Charles
Des Moines
Kenneth
Donald Edge
Register & Tribune
Julian Gritz
C. W. Stork, Jr
Cra
D. A. Piper
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Floyd McCain
Rolfe
This
Clay
Miss Rum
William
Claude Ratterby
Adiss Anna McCoy
Oakdale
Miss Kather
Alicia Engen
Westbrook
Gamble Stores
Bert Gamble
Miss Engen
James Bury
Marie
Clarke College
Ben Deerning
Malard
Emametsburg
Tors
Dubuquy
Co. B. Anderson
Lars Egesos
Goolewator
Emmetsburg Tee Co
Iowa
Uncle Sam
Hawkeye State
Iowa Public Service Company
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