Correspondence Cyiuder June 25 Marmonburg Visitors
Correspondence lists Marmonburg callers Mr and Mrs J Breakenridge Mrs Johnson visited from all gone Friday Mr and Mrs A J Sprout spent time with daughters Yorn Gan from Mamnetshire visited Saturday evening Miss Blanche Sproul married last Wednesday at Mason City. details pending Harold Gant working in Givner Community Oil. Mrs W ter and Frenevs Siu visited Sheldon. Mrs William Jones arrived from Sioux City with Colletta Cullen. various visits noted across Cyliner area.
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Cyiuder
Mite
J. Breakenridge
Marmonburg
YB. Johnson
A. J. Sprout
Wity
Yorn Gan
M Jones
Stowey
Pritay
Daugher
A. H. Gard
Air
Eros
Moweber
Harold Gant
Givuer
George Freetunr
Sioux City
Colletta Cullen
AL Jones
Missepolis
Local notes from Graettinger and nearby towns
Graettinger June 2. Miss Clara Panison Minnesvoug Phy has become instructor in the public streets in that city during the past two years. Mr and Mrs P V Nelan of Emmetsburg were visitors in Graettinger. John Sullivan and family visited relatives in Emmetsburg Sunday. EB B and George and family went to Park by auto Sunday. Gladys Johnson arrived from Northwestern University. Windish, I Wolfgens, and Johnson and baby visited Graettinger Sunday afternoon. Wm Boarker received the sad news of his sister's death in Joliet Illinois and left for that city the same evening. Bert Montgomery has been at Sherburn Minnesota recently. Guilford Paulsen departed for St Louis for summer work. Henry Westergard and family spent Sunday at Arnold's Park. Mrs McLaughlin of Los Angeles is visiting her brother B I Reeves. Mrs George Smith and children visited friends at Sioux City and returned early this week. Mr Saunders and C J Freer were Graettinger callers Monday evening.
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Graettinger
Clara Panison Minnesvoug
P. VL Nelan
Emaietsburs
Sandstere
Joseph Toy
John Sullivan
Emmetsburg
Thomas Denton
Estherville
George
Faily
Anto
Gladys Johnson
Tyont Northwestern University
U Windis
I. Wolfgens
Johnson
Ed Grachting
Friends
Afernoon
Wmn
Boarker
Joliet
Tinois
Bert Montgomery
Sherburn
Minnesota
Guilford Paulsen
St Lewis Hetor
Henry Westergard
Arnolds Park
McLaughlin
Logsome
California
B. I. Reeves
George Smith
Sioux City
Mr. Saunders
C. J. Frre
West Imnal
Ton Wiliamtscit
Ray Crismnen
Cadar Falls
Ray Cris
Dota Sehurg
Wesrotd Sehure
Esttersville
Miter Hyagen
West Bend
Y . W. Bourret
Isabelle Ross
Sibley
M Wilma Stratemerer
Emmatsbury
Ted Hoskin
George Ivey
Eline
Rolfe
Elaine
Bernice Reed
Mike Miller
Pulaska
W. RK. Bunnart
W. R. Banwart
Gust Fisher
Dan Ganwart
W. R. Ban Wart
Winthrop
Mar
Leroy Dunninshem
Emimetshbure
Jake
C. C. Miller
Minneapolis
Alies Mersck
Cedar Falls
Paul Dornweiler
Parker
Chicago
Jene
Archie Barber
Spencer
A. W. Jeffries
Ruthven
Jay Hayden
Nebraska
Susié Corrans
John Osterson
Lana Nolan
Charles] Metz
Lon Bradley
Almer Wigdahl
Decorah
Henry Geelan
Whittemore
Michael’ Geelan
Charles Walters
Baby
John Moan
Vern Gipple
Antta
Peter Anderson
Gipple
Walters
Baber
Edward
Edwards
Roy Osterson
Miss K@a Bigger
Rev. McDowell
Loretta Paulsen
D. B. Gates
Mar. Osterson
Lake View
Christensen
Bargatrum
Mrs. Bargatrum
Mr. Chuatenaen
Mrs. Bargstrum
Mre
Sander Helgen
Charles Cay
Helgen
Sedora
Hin
West Bend Community Notices and Visits
June reports from West Bend list residents traveling to Cedar Falls Mason City and Minneapolis for visits and medical appointments. Several locals, including Mrs Ton Williamscit and Miss Elaine, return from trips while others depart for Northwestern University and eye specialist visits. Families gather for summer at parental homes and relatives, with fishing trips to Emmetsburg noted.
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Curlew
Curlew residents share news of visits, travels, and small gatherings. A bridal shower for Miss Sophia Isch, relatives visiting from Ames and Wisconsin, and local moves and employment updates populate a dense round of social items and short reports.
Mallard News Column Highlights Local Socials and Games
Mallard column from June 26 notes Dr Keeney and traveler heading to Carlisle for weeks with relatives. Mentions numerous visitors from Curlew Gowrie Emmetsburg and Fort Dodge, plus Farm ers Union dance and Epworth League gathering. Mallard lost 6 to 2 to Gilmore City in baseball. wind caused barn damage. several residents travel to Storm Lake Lake Okoboji and Le Mats for visits or business.
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Mallard
Dr. Keeney
Carlisle
E. H. Harrison
Curley
Mrs. Sondermeyer
Emmetsburg
Yant
Betty Jane
Iowa City
Swanson
Gowrie
Bles. Swanson
Batts
Bel
Citlew Friay
M. J. Allen
Fort Dodge
Farmers Union
Airs
M. ©. Starrett
Marathon
L. B. Feaster
Gilmore City
Fred Perkins
Mr. Sundermeyer
Curlew Socials and Visits Noted in Curlew Area
Curlew notes record June visits and local happenings. Art and Mrs. Brown of Cheyenne Wells Colorado arrived for a fortnight with son Ned. Esther Sharp of Clarion visits Elder home. Rain delayed a baseball social until Monday. Howard Butcher family back to Castleton North Dakota. Mrs. Walter Law recently operated on in Ft. Dodge with bone removed from head. Mabel Gustafagon spent Sunday in Curlew. Robert Fakis leaving his grauc ile. Drew Fowler of Fort Dodge seen visiting. Jory Ferguson of Plover spent a week with Mrs. Benckiur. Geits family of Imnanete.
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Curlew
Art Brown
Cheyenne Wells
Colorado
Ned
Esther Sharp
Clarion
Howard Butcher
Castleton
North Dakota
Walter Law
Martin
Ft. Dodge
Mabel Gustafagon
Robert Fakis
Drew. Fowler
Fort Dodge
Marl Pisk
Ada
Mer Jory Ferguson
Mra W. A Benckiur
Geits
Ruthven Notes From June 1923 Community Roundup
Ruthven reports feature a long list of Spencer callers visitors from Estherville Cedar Falls Minneapolis and Nebraska alumni banquet Sweet's show and a marriage at the Osterson home Mrs Christensen’s birthday and the Helgen family visit plus a Ruthven wedding trip and local anniversaries reflecting a bustling midweek community scene
Church Notes and Notices From Free Methodist and Local Churches
Free Methodist church notes announce Sunday service at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11 a m with preaching. Prairie View invites L Mayne of Emmetsburg to speak on July 1 at 11 a m and plans a Young People's meeting. Methodist Episcopal focus on Fourth of July sermons: Divine Right of Democracy in the morning and That Which Exalteth a Nation in the evening. Luther Church reports Holy Communion at 11 a m, Sunday school at 10 p m, Luther League 7 p m, no choir rehearsal, Y P S Thursday, and parsonage improvements. pastor O R A Tollefson urges unity. St John’s Lutheran notes Norwegian services 10:30 a m, Sunday school after, Men’s Mission Society 3 p m, Luther League program 8 p m, Wednesday prayer meeting 8 p m, Ladies’ Aid Thursday 2 p m with Mrs Hagen and Mrs Randa hosting. P S will meet at Peter Randa’s home Friday 8 p m with Mrs Barkye and Mrs Randa hosting. Confirmation class Saturday 2 p m. All are welcome to worship.
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Prairie View
Mayne
Emimetsburg
Prairie View Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Luther
Luther League
St. John’s Lutheran
North
Men’s Mission Society
South Church
Ladies’ Aid
T. Hagen
Herman Norland
P.S
Peter Randa
Harry Barkye
P. Randa
Congregational Church Picnic and Vacation Plans
The Congregational Church announces its annual Sunday school and vacation school picnic at Harrison Park this Friday with a 6 30 dinner and a children’s entertainment after. The Vacation School and church invite all members and inland friends. August is the church and Sunday School vacation month. Next Sunday at 1 o'clock we celebrate the Lord's Supper and hope all members attend. A large sleeping room is advertised for rent in a modern home.
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Aes
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