Death notices in Ruthven area and community briefs
The page reports the death of Maxine Pearl Moraine after a brief illness, with funeral arrangements noted in Emmetsburg. It also covers local notices including a new Red Baby service truck for Farmers Supply Co, a taxpayers meeting announced in Palo Alto County, and openings in auto repair and welding shops. Updates include a manhunt incident in Ruthven, Farm Bureau budget cuts, and Perry G. Baldwin’s death in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Johnson
Farmers Supply Company
Farmers Supply Co
Deslies
Interactionnal ¢ Company
Fort Dodge
Farm Bureau
Palo Alto
Mrs Sandvik Aunt Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Sandvik mother of Hy i Sandvik of west of try died Sunday evening after a brief illness. Funeral from 120 today. Old Time Dance at Woolman Hall April 17 with music and dancing. Easter dance April 20. Basket Social April 24 at Wolfe schoolhouse. Pocahontas sewer contract accepted and public notice issued. Canned foods risk to farm animals warned by Iowa State experts. Women studying accounts under Miss Gertrude Lynn expand home economics education in Iowa.
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Woolman Hall
Iowa State College
Gertude Lynn
Towa State College
Iowa
Clinton
Mamiey
Backed Concert at the Hawkeye Friday Evening
Friday evening, April 4, the Nate of the Skered Concert will be held at the Hawkeye theatre in Gruettin ger under the Young Peoples Luther league. Waldorf College enly is on a two weeks tour of southern Min and northern Town and Graet is a point. Gruullingar residents are assured of a splendid program. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 20 cents for children under 14. Concert begins promptly at eight o'clock.
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Hawkeye Theatre
Gruettinger
Young Peoples Luther League
Waldorf College
Ehnly
Min
Town
Graet
Gruellingar
California Weather Described in Fairmont Letter
A Fairmont correspondent recounts a severe cold snap discussed in a Letter Extract from California Way Proten. The thermometer dropped to extreme lows for four nights, freezing water pipes, damaging orange and lemon trees, and leaving gardens bare as the state endured a harsh December period per the Fairmont Sentinel.
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California
Fairmont
Carl- Tonio
Fairmont Sentinal
Ruthven Legion to stage blackface minstrel show
Ruthven Post No. 33 of the American Legion will present a blackface minstrel show at the Ruthven opera house on Friday April 14. The about fifteen member cast includes the Oversay Quartet and features quartets duets solos and chorus singing along with dialogue and short speeches. The group is known for high production quality and is expected to entertain in grand style.
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Ruthven
American Legion
Fritiay
Oversay
Gradlingur Marko Report Highlights Sparse Details
Fragmentary OCR text from Gradlingur Marko Report dated Thursday April 14 1622 mentions survey notes and items with unclear names and numbers, including reference to Hogs and Springs. The legible parts indicate a diary style or market update with limited concrete facts.
High School Notes Seniors and Sophomores Scramble for End of Term
Seniors plan the class play under Mrs. Simmons without a coach while seniors face seven weeks left until May 26. Sophomore basketball defeats Freshmen 26 to 12 on a slick floor as plans for the end of term, including a picnic and final tests, unfold.
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Raymond Taylor
Simmons
Charlen Simmons
Tie
Morningside College
Mare Vin Mors
Vest
Warriors
Sophs
Saephs
T Goela
Erickson
Masters
Evlelenon
Green
Donlon
Johnson
Young
Elsenbast
Westergard
Petersen
Bondhus
Pulfsan Cor Donton
Donton
Lov Relfson
Thoresen Tor Petesen
Preshman
Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Passion Week Plans
Sunday school at 10:00 with an after day program by the Sunday School, choir, and orchestra at 11:00. Dunley League meets at 4:00, Epworth League at 7:15, evening worship with the sermon Christ Victorious and special music at 8:00. Passion week services Thursday and Friday at the church, Thursday at 8:00, Friday at 7:00 to avoid conflict with Waldorf College choir concert. All invited by Pastor Ray C. J. Mekkelson.
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Methodist Church
Dunley
Epworth
Firiday
Waldorf College
Danish Lutheran Good Friday and Easter Services Noted
The Danish Lutheran Church will hold Good Friday services in English at 10 45 a m at the Grad Hinger Norwegian Lutheran church and at 2 p m at South Walnut Danish service also on Master Sunday at 10 30 a m Danish and 3 p m English at Graettinger. In the evening the Young People society will present a program at South Walnut and Monday after school the confirmation class meets at Rev H P K Hanson’s home.
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Grad- Hinger
South Walnut
Walnut
Graettinger
Young Peoples’ Society
South Walnut Church
Chris Houningsen
H. P. K. Hanson
Easter Service Planned in Grauttinget and Lost Island
Litheran Church announces Easter Sunday services at 10 30 in Grauttinget and 8 in Lost Island. Both English and Norwegian will be used at both locations. The choir will sing. Ray Sande pastor.
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Litheran
Grauttinget
Lost Island
Ray
Sande
Lutheran Zion Congregation Revokes Sunday Service Notice
Rastor revokes Sunday April 16 at 2 30 PM in the German language at the Methodist church Roy J B Andrene pastor. The text also mentions a Grastinger High School building project and a personnel note concerning a Jesditoy and Mehe in a garbled form.
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Lutheran Church
Lutheran Zion Congregation
Rastor
Roy
J. B. Andrene
Michaels Haa
Jesditoy
Grastinger High School
Gene Re
Obituary for Miss Augusta Lippert
Mina Augusta Elizabeth Lippert died April 2 after a three week illness of typhoid fever and inflammatory rheumatism at her parents home northwest of Oraettinger. Funeral at Estherville German Lutheran church, burial at Oak Hill beside her brother. Born December 5 1896 in Grepttinger, she lived on a Gruettinger farm, later moved to Estherville then back to the farm. A graduate of Ratherville High School, she trained as a nurse in Des Moines and St. Louis, worked at Coleman Hospital in Estherville then Sioux City, cared for her ill brother, beloved daughter and sister. Survived by parents and three sisters Amelia of Sioux City, Kathryn home, Pantine stenographer at Gilmore City. The Times extends sympathy.
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Mina Augusta Elizabeth Lippert
Oraettinger
Estherville
Oak Hill
Augusta Elizabeth Lippert
Grepttinger
Gruettinger
Ratherville
Des Moines
St. Louis
Coleman Hospital
Eastherville
Sioux City
Descenseil
Amelia
Kathryn
Pantine
Gilmore City
Sense in Tax Problems by President Pearson Urges Local Tax Relief
President R A Pearson of Iowa State College urges farmers to seek tax relief through sensible, locally controlled measures. He notes 90 percent of taxes are spent within the county and stresses the need for agricultural research and education to lower costs. He warns large production depresses prices and highlights storage of surplus corn as a potential remedy.
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R.A. Pearson
Iowa State College
Pearson
Europe
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Earl Moraine
Cal Akill
J. Mekkelson
Geneva Reeves
Alice Able Ellis
Marjorie És
Didar
Tiikuael
Albert
Anouth
Renwick
W. Sullivan
Rigger
Lows
Merrill
Star Cunker Outs Company
Staammahan
Oura
Leo Mimbach
Paxpayers
Pale County
Court House
A. I. Banks
Monwoul
Towd
Taxpayers’ League of Iowa
Menty
Earl Benson
Snaw
Romboose Conway
John Clemenson
Benson
Ringsted
Conway Wanny
Emmetsburg
Meaurs
Kensen
Candy
the Times
Wigan
Des Moines Register
Maxine Bativ
Van
Miss Christiansen
Perry G. Baldwin
Baldwin
Seattle
Washington
Ruthvan
Rendara
Sisi Wits
Wrolman Hall
Graatlinger Orchestra
LeRoy Bartleman
Wolfe School
Elizabeth Melyay
Pocahortas
Pocahontas
Humboldt
the Hawkeye
Tme
United States
Graattinger
Gradlingur
Ray, C. J. Mekkelson
Pastor
Augusta Lippert
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