May day events and local visits noted in Cylinder column
May 28 Cylinder column lists local attendees and activities. Senator Wl. Hreakenridge, George Arena, Vincet Cullen attend the Barkers Convention at Port Dent. George Oleson visits. Johnses, Ed Schneider at Port Paige. Seth Havey buys a brick coach. Mrs. SD and others visit Maemesburg. Distant movers and cattle shipments noted. Des Moines visits by Mrs. Etta Holmstein. school programs held with a five-member class: Florentes Larsen, Anna Larsen, Agnes McGivern, Ida Sharp, and Rugell Oleson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wl. Hreakenridge
George ‘Arena
Vincet Cullen
Barkers
Port Dent
George Oleson
Johnses
Amd
Schneider
Port Paige
Seth Havey
Ammetsbars
Mra
SD. l
SD. l and Whilever Were W Maamesburg
Streit
Josephine Abifsess
Des Moines
Salinger
Minnesota
Toa
Calien
Densveld Brothers
Chicago
J. J
Ho Larson
Smith Oor Enventsburn
George Precaan
Nevins
George Freeman
Emimetsturg
Etta Holmstein
Ruthven
Mallard Column Social Roundup May 26
Mallard residents were seen fishing at various lakes Sunday. Veronica and Isabelle Weinholzer visited Pocahontas Wednesday night. The Bord family shopped in Fort Dodge Saturday. Howard Reise made a business call in Emmetsburg Saturday. A large Mallard crowd attended George Syweet shows at Fort Dodge Monday to Wednesday. Arvin Sands returned from Redfield South Dakota Tuesday. The eighth grade play Patty Saves the Day will be held in the high school auditorium Wednesday. Landis family and Kleara and Margaret Cagaza plus Charlotta Steiner visited Spencer Sunday. Bertha Gehrt returned from Iowa City Friday after hospital stay. Sophomores from Mallard High and Livermore HS enjoyed a picnic Friday. A large crowd attended the baccalaureate sermon Sunday night by Rev. Knox of Laurens. Jerome Gehri and Lawrence Anderson visited Poehoates on Wednesday. Mrs. Liss of Algona was over Sunday. Jim Gilman visited Emmetsburg Sunday. Mrs. John Reise has been ill this week. Ruth Draman assisting at John Krieg home spent weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Draman of Mallard. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Mueller of Lincoln Nebraska visited Carol Brownlee over Sunday. Albert Randall and George were at Lost Island Lake Sunday.
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Mallard
Veronica
Isabelle Weinholzer
Pocahontas
Wm. Bord
Fort Dodge
Howard Reise
Emmetsburg
George
Focahoutas
Arvin Sands
Redfield
South Dakota
Patty
Landis
Kleara
Margaret Cagaza
Charlotta Steiner
Spencer
Ménard
Bertha Gehrt
Iowa City
Mallard High School
Livermore H. 8
I Knox
Laurens
Jerome Gehri
Lawrence Anderson
Ars. Liss
Algona
Jim Gilman
Emmelsburg
John Reise
Iick
Ruth Draman
John Krieg
George Draman
C. J. Mueller
Lincoln
Nebraska
Carol Brownlee
Albert Randall
Lost Island Lake
Grumpy at Orpheum well attended in West Bend
West Bend notes report the Senior clan play Grumpy at the Orpheum Theatre Monday evening drew a good crowd. Local residents Mire Wack and children returned Friday from Fort Dedes after visiting Mr and Mrs dake Monpebieck parents. Memorial day events and community updates follow.
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West Bend
Chicago
O. Mayberry
West Bend Erator Company
Perry eGroote
Orpheum Theatre
Uy Fort
Dake Monpebieck
Bienk
Dewa State
Amis
Bourret
Sun
Peter Larson
Mary Larder
Mths Leenlager
Meisidey
Ated
Albury
Gatddels
Week of visits and travel among West Bend area residents
Tew oo days visiting relatives and friends, Tan Manwart went to Giwati Saturday to see his wife at the hospital. Mey gal Mus and Rot called on West Bend friends Thursday. Mrs. Charles Ream of Rodnuae stopped Thursday with Mrs. Dave Watson. Lmys, Sarat Swhatt, Mrs. N. Paust and daughter and Miss Mary Roberswr returned Tuesday from a trip to Eisin. They spent a week with relatives. Dark Stare moved to Barhpro Saturday and returned Sunday. Mrs. Shurg and son Jack, who had been visiting, returned to West Bend with him. Tom Williamy of Austin came Saturday to spend Sunday with Mrs. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zinnel and family went to Worthington Saturday for an over Sunday visit. Nick Wording of Chressy spent Sunday with his wife and family. Mrs. Tom Chirke and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Thatcher and Ruth went to Ames Saturday to spend Sunday at the J. H. Cardsley home. From there Mrs. Clarke went to Des Moines for the biennial club convention as a delegate from the Ladies' Social Literary club. She reports a five educational meeting and many able speakers. Litch Fatb returned from Juwa City Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan Manwart
Giwati
Sone Tie
Mey Gal Mus
Rot
Girtin al Masi Chy Wee
West Bend
Charles Ream
Rodnuae Sperm
Dave Watson
Lmys
Sarat Swhatt
N. Paustmay
Damghter
Mary Roberswr
Minneola
Siunday
Nick Wording
Chressy
Tom Chirke
C. B. Thatcher
Ruth
Ames
J. H. Cardsley
Clarke
Des Moines
Terris Team Beats Graettinger Nine 16 to 13 on Sunday
Graettinger visitors Henry Zilterick and family joined by Mrs. Porter of Minneapolis and Mrs. White of Estherville, and locals hosted El Terris team as they met on Graettinger diamond Sunday. Terrill won 16 to 13 with lively batting and friendly local spectators.
Community News from Rodman May 25 Olson to Ottogen trip and more
Nels J. Olson traveled to Ottogen Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Fenn visited at West Bend between trains. A class play Home Came ed drew good crowds Thursday and Friday. F H Fenn and family autoed to Ambia Minnesota last Thursday, planning to move there next season after buying a farm. Mr and Mrs Thomas McCormick hosted relatives in Washburn NC this week by car. A large crowd attended Tree movies Saturday night despite the cold, promising more shows this summer if weather allows.
Front Page Shuffle Reduces Crime News At Daily Register
The Daily Register moved crime news from the front page to a later section while a detailed display on boxing star John Sullivan occupies the lead area. The change reflects editorial choice favoring prominent headlines over front page crime coverage.
Home Economics Meetings Across Counties This Week
Miss Lynn the home economics specialist from Ames representing the extension department of In State College leads five county meetings this week. Today’s gathering is at the home of Mr and Mrs F A Treaty near Ayrshire with attendees from Silver Lake Rush Lake and Booth townships. On Tuesday ladies from Emmetsburg Great Oak and Nevada townships met at the Brennans home in Emmetsburg township and Monday’s Lost Island Walnut session was at Sir Robert Ilsenbast’s home in Lost Island. Tomorrow Ellington West Bend and Fern Valley townships meet at the Benckendorf home in Ellington and Friday’s session at the Frederick home serves Freedom Fairfield and Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Ames
In State College
F. A. Treaty
Ayrshire
Silver Lake
Rush Lake
Booth
Emmetsburg
Great Oak
Nevada
Robert
Lost Island
Ellington
West Bend
Fern Valley
Benckendorf
Mark Frederick
Freedom Township
Freedom
Fairfield
Independence
Steenson Leads 69 Sinclair Agents to Prize
BE B Steenson of this city won the first prize in Sinclair Oil Company's 100 percent efficiency contest across Nebraska Iowa and Minnesota. A cash prize was awarded amid 69 agents represented. Le Mars works on a new 25000 city well as concrete intrusion ruins the bore after lining failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B.steenson
Sinclair Oil Company
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Steenson
LeMars
le Mars
LeMara Water and Light Company
Many College Graduates This Year In Town
Several reports say a large increase in town this year in the number of college graduates. Many professions are crowded already making openings scarce for new aspirants. James Conway of Graettinger was in town Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Conway of
Graettinger
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CH. Slagle
Florentes Larsen
Anna Larsen
Agnes M¢Givern
Ida Sharp
Rugeell Oleson
Graettinger News
California
Jones
Missoula
Montana
Mesdames Wolfgang and
Schraider
Emmetshburg
J.B. Lambe
Donlon
Estherville
Terris
Terrill
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McCarty
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Jacob Frick
Coleman Hospital
Cecelia Lambe
Mercy Hospital
John Conway
James Foy
Jackson
T. W. Millen
Lyle Burkhead
Armstrong
Rodman News
Ladies of
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Ar Thele
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Sulivan
Crite Newa
Helington & Son
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Shepherndt Airdale Pups
Boe
Assumption
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Palo Alto County
RAND
Musien
Tawi
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Iselul
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Towa
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Calhoun
Palo Alto
R. B. Hilton
Jefferson, Towa
Iowa Board of Railroad
Forty-first General Assembly
Jefferson, Chardan, Lohr,ville
Jake City
Rockwell City
Pomeroy
Havelock
Dea’ Moines
State of
Geo. L. McCaughan
Palo , Alto
BE. B. Steenson
Sinclair
Hart Warley
Centerville
Mechanle
M. Helgen
Etuweteburg
Red Foxes
W. A. Moeller
Richardson
A J. Wolfgang
Hamilton University
Mason City
E. A and
W. H. Morling
Peldigreed Airedale
H. F. Wilcox
Salh
Dex
Ted
J. Peterson
Cerro Gordo Hotel
Brown
U. S
Leo Mulroney
Campbell, Emmetsburg
Emmetsburg Welding Shop
G. W
C. J. Kelley
W. P. Starkey
Kelly
Tom Grady
W. T. Branagan
West Seventeenth Street
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Hmmelsburg
Board of Directors
Farmers Trust and Savings Bank
Josephce Walsh
Sac’y
Hammershure
Paul Barringer
Spencer Rendering Works
M. Marple Spencer
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