Johnston duo and local visitors spend weekend in city
Rey Johnston of this city went to Des Moines Saturday with his mother Mrs. Harvey P. Johnston of Des Moines who spent the weekend here. E. 5. George of Graettinger called in town Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spies were guests of friends at Lake Okoboji Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
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Rey Johnston
Des Moines
Harvey P. Johnston
George
Graettinger
Charles Spies
Lake Okoboji
Wedding at St. Johns Lutheran Depew Unites Lillevik Johansson
Miss Margaret Lillevik daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lillevik Mallard wed Elmer Johnson son of Mr. and Mrs. Ludvig Johnson Depew in a candlelight ceremony at St. Johns Lutheran Church Depew Rev A E Gaard officiated The bride wore white satin with lace train and carried pink roses The groom wore a dark suit Bridesmaids and attendants included Esther Johnson and others A reception followed at the church parlors with relatives and close friends present.
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St. John's Lutheran Church
Depew
Margaret Lillevik
Carl Lillevik
Mallard
Elmer Johnson
Ludvig John
Lohenegrin
Atrs
Resmius Olson
Livermore
Oscar
Mildred Kallestad
Esther Johnson
Oliver Litlevit
Helen Lilievik
Vivian Kerrice
Carroll Olson
Ottowson
Wedding of Mr and Mrs Johnson Near Depew
The ceremony featured spring flowers and a three tier wedding cake cut by the bride with bridesmaid assistance. After a short motor trip the couple will reside on a farm near Depew. The bride, Rodman high school graduate, has worked as a county teacher. The groom works on his father’s farm. Relatives and friends extend best wishes.
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Johnson
Depew
Rodman High School
Marian Vignettes to honor Our Lady on Catholic Hour broadcasts
The Rev. James R. Keane will present a three Sunday series titled Marian Vignettes on the Catholic Hour. The talks celebrate the life of Mary and her influence, broadcast 4 to 4 30 p m over WOW Omaha and KSTP Minneapolis, with music by Paulist choristers. The Novena founder has gained nationwide attention for the growing devotion spread since 1937 to the U S and beyond to Canada Mexico India and China with more than 630 000 attendees weekly on multiple stations.
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Catholic Hour
James R. Keane
OSM
NBC Red
Father Keane
WOW
Omaha
Nebraska
KSTP
Minneapolis
Minn
Christ
National Council of Catholic Men
Mary
United States
Canada
Mexico
India
China
Junior Ball Team Defeated Wesley in 23 Tie
Emmetsburg junior squad traveled to Wesley and tied 23 with the Wesley Junior Legion on the Wesley diamond. Emmetsburg hit five home runs with V. Carpenter P. Hand and D. Hofstad serving as battery. Local players include Mulroney Redman Anderson Saldow Bob Hughes Hansen Hand Carpenter Edge Milo Goodmanson and Dean Hofstad. Next game is against Havelock on Sunday at the local Legion ballpark.
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Junior Legion
Wesley Sun- Gay
Wesley Diamond
Emmetsburg
V. Carpenter
P. Hand
D. Hofstad
Mulroney
Redman
Anderson
Frank family holds reunion in Harrison Park
The annual Frank family reunion gathered 69 relatives at Harrison Park in this city on Sunday. A picnic lunch followed, with the afternoon spent visiting and sharing letters and photos from absent members. The 1940 reunion will be June 16 at Fort Defiance Park, Estherville, with many relatives listed from Coon Rapids Des Moines Estherville Scranton Niles Mich Emmetsburg Ringsted Wallingford and other towns.
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Frank
Harrison Park
Fort Defiance Park
Estherville
Asa Hankey
Henry
Lawrence
Ruth
Orvald
Osgood
T. Hastings
Franklin
Emmetsburg
Gus Schaefer
Fae
Renville
Minn
Norman Larson
Wallingford
Carl
Keith
Carol
Betty Lou
Ringsted
G. L. Frank
Arthur Peterson
Francis Frank
Wayne
G. L. Gorton
Floyd Schenck
Larry Jay
Ruth McDonal
Ralph
Jean
William McCullough Finneral Services Held in Des Moines
William McCullough of Des Moines, a former Emmetsburg farmer, died at his home Saturday. Services were held Monday at Evergreen Cemetery with Rev. George Angle officiating. The Foy Funeral home arranged the rites, with prior services in Des Moines at Lilly Funeral Home. He is survived by his widow, two sons and a daughter. Local friends offer condolences to the bereaved.
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William McCullough
Des Mfoines
Des Moimes
Evergreen Cemetery
George Angle
Congregational Church
Foy Funeral Home
Des Moines
Lilly Funeral Home
McCulough
Emmetsburg
McCullough
Mystery Chest at Jay Gould's Million Dollar Spectacle
A magician named Perrault promises private thoughts and future questions at Jay Gould's Outdoor Circus Revue in this city. He will call visitors by name and answer personal questions on love, business, and travel during the event on Monday and Tuesday, June 26 and 27.
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Mystery Chest
Dakes Brothers
Jay
Gould
Perrault
Jay Gould
The
Democrat
Mrs. Bell Dies in Leola South Dakota
Mrs. Charles Bell of Leola South Dakota died Wednesday June 14 1939 after a period of illness. She moved to Leola about thirty years ago and had earlier lived in Great Oak township. She was born Kitty McKenzie sister of the late Mrs A D Carnahan. Neighbors and relatives from Iowa Des Moines Des Moines Will Carnahan John McKenzie Mrs Jack Peterson and Mrs Webster and Earl Dwyer are named in notices of the funeral and condolences.
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Charles Bell
Leola
South Dakota
Bell
Great Oak Township
Ais. Hell
Kitty McKenzie
A.D. Carnahan
Iowa
Will Carnahan
John McKenzie
Des Moines
Jack Peterson
Webster
Earl Dwyer
Laurens
Afr. Ball
Wi Bell
Immetsburg
Card of Thanks for Dale Francis
Family thanks friends for kindness during the bereavement of our son and brother Dale Francis and for flowers and help. Mrs James Price and Family. 23 ix.
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Dale Francis
James Price
Cannahan family visits Des Moines after Peterson home stay
William Cannahan and two children, joined by John McKenzie, returned to Des Moines Monday after visiting at the Jack Peterson home. Cannahan is described as Mrs. Peterson's brother.
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Wm. Cannahan
John McKenzie
Des Moines
Jack Peterson
Mr. Caunahan
Mrs. Peterson
Egan Family Returns Home to St Pranters Kansas
James Egan his daughter Myrtle and granddaughter Corrine Miller came back to St Pranters Kansas on Wednesday after visiting Emmetsburg relatives. Egan, brother of Mrs F Kerwick and C C Egan, runs a drug store at St Francis while Myrtle Egan works as a post office clerk. Dry weather grips northwest Kansas but the area enjoys prosperity.
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James Egan
Myrtle Egan
Corrine Miller
St. Pranters
Kansas
Emmetsburg
Egan
F. Kerwick
C. C. Egan
Great Oak Township
St. Francis
Mr Egan Visits City After Twenty Five Years
Card of thanks expresses sincere gratitude for funeral support and floral offerings after the death of a beloved wife and mother. Eldon L Fain and Pam iy extend thanks. Mr and Mrs Burton Brewer and family returned to St Louis after spending a week with Brewer parents near Cylinder.
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Mr. Egan
Thanes
Eldon L. Fain
Pam
Burton ‘Brewer
J St. Louis, Mo
Brewer
Charles
Cylinder
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