Local News Items From North Iowa Communities
Mrs. Amos Eglund and Mrs A C Jensen spent Sunday at the Lady Oregon home at Torri. Mr and Mrs Amon Tomlingen of northeast of Graettinger recently returned from town City where they had been spending a few days. Mr and Mrs Jess Tilia of Immora burg visited Sunday with C Wiegman, father of Mrs Allis, and Gruettinger relatives. Mr and Mrs Jed McEvoy of Algona were guests Sunday at the Brindley home in Vernon township. Mr Meltyoy, brother of Mrs M B Bradley, and Charles Bples of Exmmetabure were at the Pavisen home Thursday evening. They attended the bridge party given by Moss Puuten and OConnor. Harvey Niehtern and family spent Sunday at the Niehtern home in St James Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Eglund
A.C. Jensen
Torri
Winconsin
C. Wiegman
Mra
Allis
Gruettinger
Jed McEvoy
Algona
Brindley
Vernon Township
Meltyoy Ia Wu
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Emmetsburg Notes and Local Events Report
Sunday gatherings and visits fill Emmetsburg scene with many townsfolk noted. Residents attend ballgames ride to town, while fire damages Stedman building near Waverly hotel. Wisconsin Lumber promotes 200 chickens with each brooder house sale and travelers enjoy winter crowds at local venues.
The Man Who Played God film review and cast notes
A vivid portrait of a renowned musician whose life centers on his art and audience joy. Arliss delivers nuanced drama in this tale of fate’s strange pranks with a standout cast including Violet Heming Bette Davis and Oscar Apfel under John G. Adolfi's direction.
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Gol
Tate
Arliss
God
George Avissa
Ramatic
Ivis
Violet Heming
Bette Davis
Ivan Simpson
Louisa Clossas Hale
Andre Luguet
Oscar Apfel
Donald Cook
Raymond Milland
John G. Adolfi
Graettinger
Fa Tlmen
Rollestone
Local Almanac Notes Visits and Plans Across Towns
Mrs Charles Heidecker and son of Wallingford visit the Klingle home in Sheldon. J B Turner and Ynberg from Milford visit friends. A lumber yard ad offers 200 chickens free with each brooder house. Norris of Wisconsin Lumber Co. named. Weem esday with Earnest Jensen family at Lone Rock. Kaan of Wallingford visits relatives in Revere Minnesota. Mrs Thomas McDonald recovering after weeks bedridden. Haring of Wallingford and Hille of Hurleyville visit Clinton. pay as you use plan promises broader house. Norris ad repeats. Jorstad and Mickelson of Wallingford tour South Dakota to deliver seed corn. Soratson family to move into Woodman hall first floor Wallingford and open a lunch room. Glenn Shaver reports busy spring welding and repairs. Rev James P Christensen begins two week lecture tour across towns. Wm Yager of Minneapolis and Jason Walker and baby of New Ulm visit A H Shaver. Yager is Shaver’s sister and Walker’s nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Heidecker
Wallingford
Doc Klingle
Sheldon
J. BE. Turner
Ynberg
Milford
C. BE. Norris
Wal- Ungford
Revere
Minnesota
James Kaga
Thomas McDonald
J. A. Haring
8. Hille
Hurleyville
New York
Clinton
C. EB. Norris
Wisconsin Lumber Go
Arlo
O. E. Jorstad
Norman Mickelson
Manute
South Dakota
A. C. Soratson
Woodman Hall
Glenn Shaver
James P. Christensen
Wm. Yager
Minneapolis
Nes
Jason Walker and
Baby
New Ulm
A. H. Shaver
Mrs. Yager
Mrs. Shaver
Jason Walker
Social Items from Mrs Schurmann Home Dorcas Meeting
Dorcas society will meet Tuesday afternoon April 26 at Mrs F E Schurmanns home with a cordial invitation extended to all. Embroidery club entertained by Mrs Earl Echigh Tuesday afternoon with many members and guests present and refreshments served. M E Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs A J Johnsons home Thursday April 28 with Mrs Margaret Nefstead assisting and an invitation extended to all. Golf and Bridge club entertained at P J Paulsen and W L OConnor home Thursday evening with six bridge tables and high honors to Charles Spies of Emmetsburg. country club refreshments served at midnight. Mrs J P Wagner surprised on her birthday Thursday evening by friends from Emmetsburg and Mallard.
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Dorcas Society
F. E. Schurmann
F. FE. Schurmann
Embroidery Club
Earl Echigh
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
Johnson
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
A. J. Johnson
Margaret Nefstead
P. J. Paulsen
W. L. O'Connor
Golf& Bridge Club
Charles Spies
Emmetsburg
F. P. Wagner
J. P. Wagner
Wagner
Mere
George Draman
Edwin
Harold Draman
Barbara Broadwell
Mary Sehwint
Mra
George Laubenthal
Fred Trucg
Baby
Mallard
Live Stock Outlook and Biblical Play Reported
The Live Stock Outlook notes Iowa on feed, stocker and feeder receipts down since January, with a 14 percent season decrease in movements from 12 markets and 87 percent fewer feeders moved to Iowa since early 1932. An April 1 carry is expected, with a gradual market distribution through summer. Estherville groups staged the biblical play Jason the Blind Disciple at the M E church to strong turnout, praised cast training, and Graettinger residents enjoyed it as a treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stocker
Iowa
Estherville
Jason
M. E
Graettinger
Church Notes A Busy Lutheran and Mission Calendar
Zion Lutheran and other congregations announce English service next Sunday at 2:00 in the Methodist church with Rev. Otis L. Lang. Sunday school at 10:46 and worship at 11:02. Forest City to Blakier Congregation spring circuit convention May 3–5 led by Rev. 8.0. Sande. Paul’s Lutheran Church outlines worship and church meetings over the wear end and Sunday with services Thursday to Sunday and offerings for home missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Fremont Faul
Forest City-Hstherville
Blakier
Fenton
Town
Sande
J.3. Skarpners
Thompson
C. M. Granskou
Waldorf College
Forest City
M.C. Thompson
Emmeteburg
T. H. Benson
Rake
Paul's Lutheran Church
Breaker helps steamship amid Alaskan ice
A stranded steamer in an Alaskan inlet was freed when a crewman used a long strip of refuse air and lampblack to absorb heat and melt a path through the ice. The improvised device softened the ice enough for the meteor to break free and resume movement.
Lutheran Church Notes Sunday Services and Meetings
Sunday services at First Lutheran 9 a.m. Sunday school 10 a.m. Confirmands meet Saturday 9 a.m. Luther Lengue Sunday evening Zion Society April 27 at Sam Samling home. Mission meetings at Wallingford May 1-3. Circuit meeting at Fenton May 3-5. W M I April 20 at Thompson Iowa Lost Island Lutheran church services 11 a.m. Sunday school 10. Confirmanda ment Saturday 2. Zion society Thursday evening. Church Council of the N L Cos and Its president Das Asgaard request all to set April 22 for Prayer and Humiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Society
Church Council of the
N. L. Cos
Das
Prayer Day Observed At Home By Lutheran Congregations
In lieu of meeting at the church on Friday, the First Lutheran and Lost Island Lutheran congregations will observe a day of prayer at home. Members are urged to read Isiah 55 6 7 Matt 3 8 10 Psalm 67 and then bow before Jehovah in prayer.
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Isiah
Matt
Psa
First Lutheran
Lost Island
God
Rev
M. Mandsager
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