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Emmetsburg Democrat

Location

Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1927

Page

3

McNally and Miss Smith Wed in Toledo Cathedral

Announcement confirms the marriage of Raymond McNally to Miss Iola Smith at Cathedral Chapel, Toledo Ohio, last Wednesday June 22. The couple planned a honeymoon trip to Dearborn and Chicago, with McNally previously growing up in Indiana and Ohio and having worked in drug and sales roles. A large circle of friends in the area extend congratulations as relatives note the wedding scene and future plans.

B. McNally Iola Smith Madison Wisconsin Toledo Ohio eNally Deam Chicago Mary Edwardette Chris Intend Visi Toom

Lost Island State Park details reveal rustic pavilion and lake access

The narrative describes Lost Island State Park on a high east shore near Ruthven with 35 acres, a rustic pavilion built from white oak from Anamosa, bath houses for men and women, stone and brick walks, fire places, picnic tables, and a dock with a 14 foot float. Improvements were largely by state penitentiary convicts. The lake holds over 1,000 acres with fishing expected to improve in coming seasons. Whittemore defeats Corwith 13 to 2 in a home baseball game, a first loss for Corwith this season.

Lost Island Ruthven Electric Park Sandders Town Conservation Board Anamosa Whittemore Corwith

Ruthven Nuptials Reported At Catholic Church Ruthven Iowa

Ruthven Iowa June 28 Special Mr Herman Elsenbast of Graettinger and Miss Irene Barnett were united in a ceremony at the Catholic church Tuesday morning at 7 30 officiating pastor Rev T A Coleman The bride was attended by her sister Miss sae and the groom by his brother Mr Eisenbast A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs Dan Barnett The couple will reside in Graettinger after a wedding trip The bride has taught in Graettinger and is highly regarded The groom is a son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Elsenbast of Graettinger The article also notes Governor Hammil’s remarks at Lost Island State Park and a Palo Alto county carriers meeting at the park with various officials in attendance

Dan Barnett Hisenbast Greettinger the Birds Ruthven Graettinger Bernard Elsenbast Elserbast James Cullen Freedom Township Cullen Mark Thornburg Des Moines Emmetsburg Lost Teland Lake Flx. Beck Woodburn Oregon Iowa City Mis Catherine Carroll Thus Kirby Sioux City Patrick Jackman Mine Verne Kibble Hammil Lost Island State Park Palo Alto Pie Iowa John Hamrpil John Long Mark G. Thornburg Iowa Board of Censive Clifford Wise Anamosa W.tion R. G. Saunders Emmetsbore F. Armstrong Fort Dodge Henry Frankel F. G. Wyth Cedar Falls W. E. Ale Hammi Sammil Ham Barringer Ording Red Wing Town State Park Low Moines A.J. Swanton Swanton F. B. McTigue Emmets Burg Brees Towa

Lost Island State Park Dedication Program Review

The dedication program for Lost Island State Park features presiding Hon. Wm. E. G. Saunders and audience remarks by the chairman. Ruthven string band music and a presentation by the Palo Alto Glee Club mark the dedication with presentations from Mrs. E. F. Armstrong and Gov. John Hammill noted for acceptance and dedication of the park.

E. G. Saunders L. O. Wigdahl Ruthven Bev Q. H. Schaal Ametica Erenermnmnam Gt. Saunders Lost Island Park EB. P. Barringer Palo Alto Glee Club E. F. Armstrong Board of Conservation Suom John Hammil Thos. A. Coleman

Early Pioneer Families Across Five States

The article recalls pioneer settlers James Carroll and family, first in western Emmetsburg area, later moving from Milwaukee to St Paul, then to Dakota Territory near Lost Island Lake. It notes Carroll’s long life, his wife Mrs Dennis Carroll, and references to Joseph Walters and Charles Walters families who helped found early land, rail and church history. The Royal Neighbors of America convene at Fort Dodge as a national gathering.

Dennis Carroll Lost Island Lake Pelican Lake T. B. Stokes Ruthven Armstrong Fort Dodge Jammil W. Bg, Saunders Emmetsburg State Board of Conservation Board of Conservation Hammill Island Lake Park St Paul Jefferson South Dakota Sioux City South Drakota Carroll Anthony Carral England Joseph’ Walters United Wisconsin Minnesota South de Kote Northwest Iowa Dennis Edward Tailroad Michigan Central Umetsburg Township Chicago Henry Kneer St City Andrew O'Hearn Charles City Matt Neary Joseph Walters Nick Martini Patrick Milwaukee Martin Kee John Hatamill Union Jana Palo Alto West Bend Carter Evans Illinois Nolans Mahans Neatys Jackmans Downeys Sylvesters Laughlins Palo Alto County Trumbull Lake Brussels A. J. Miller Lars Bargstrom Orville Goff Almond Needham Miller James Freeman Irishman Stokes Ruthven Free Farmer, Hunter and Trapper Af Press Protterwards Bragg Fesus Bawies Metsburg Harry Thatcher State Park Hether John A. Berg Houston Thos. Logan T. Wagner J. F. Hastings Gus Cles J. Foy David Modiset Grounds Signal Hill la Ie Beife Tea Taarai Saun John A Almond Needham Wan Lang Horace Scott Eileatric Park

History of Lost Island Park and Early Ruthven Settlers

A narrative on Lost Island Park origin, naming, and preservation notes. It recounts early Ruthven settlers including Barringer, Carr, Evans, and Stokes, the Irish Colony, and the first school with Miss Emerson. It describes Red Brussels, Red Brussels’ trail, and the island’s evolution from prairie to state park with Signal Hill landmark and local civic efforts.

Lost Island Lake's Dusty Past Reveals Old Poblican Name

A fragmentary note recalls Lost Island Lake once dubbed Poblican Lake long ago. It mentions convict labor cutting timber for a state park building and describes a history of shoreline and water coverage changing over time.

Lost Island Lake

Second Me dford Train Holdup Suspects Plead Guilty

Ray Aute and Roy D Aute of Melford Oregon pleaded guilty to the Siskiyou train holdup in 1523 in which four men died. They formerly pleaded not guilty, learned the judge faced a death penalty under twenty four law if convicted, and were later given life terms. Their case links to a brother sentence and a long search prior to capture near Medford Oregon.

Ray Roy Dauteremont Melfard Oregon Siskiyou J. G McNamara The Democrat Philippine Islands Medford

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