Local residents visit and travel notes fill week
Rev and Mrs Verner N Carlson left for Okoboji for a weeklong outing. George Lehigh of West Bend was a guest at Rev M Mandinger’s home. Stella Hayden of Nebraska visits her sisters in law Abbie Briggs and John Wikert. Mr and Mrs Lee Gustin and three sons from Emmetsburg called on J J Sullivan. A T Lundgren and daughters Marie and Vivian visited Harry Larson. Fred Jackson from Renville visited his father M E Mahan before returning home. Stanley Hartleman and sister Dorothy stayed with Uncle N S Bartleman in St James. Weekend guests at A Z Lundgren’s included Cleo Deheart and Hans Norgaard. Everett Thoreson arrived from Chicago to visit local relatives. he works in defense in Harvey IL. Earl Lehigh of West Bend visited Graettinger. Lehighs may dispose of their Graettinger residence. A desert plant famed for a one night bloom draws enraptured crowds, as naturalist William Crowder explains Flowers of Yesterday on front page of The American Weekly in next Sunday’s Chicago Herald American.
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Verner N. Carlson
Okoboji
George Lehigh
West Bend
M. Mandinger
Stella Hayden
Nebraska
Abbie Briggs
John Wikert
Lee Gustin
Emimetsburg
J. J. Sullivan
A. T. Lundgren
Marie
Vivian
Harry Larson
Spencer
Fred Jackson
Renville
Minnesota
M. E. Mahan
Stanley Hartleman
Dorothy
St. James
N. S. Bartleman
A. Z. Lundgren
Graettinger
William Crowder
North America
American Weekly
Chicago Herald- American
Local bakers bread boosts health with enriched loafs
Community news notes visits and travel around Graettinger Emmetsburg Estherville and Elmore. Mrs J B Lambe and son R B visited Mr and Mrs L J German in Elmore Minnesota. Multiple relatives and friends from Graettinger Dubuque Estherville and Chicago are mentioned, with trips to Washington Chicago and Portland.
Social Items And Birthdays In Local Notes
Bridge club entertained at Mrs. Francis Heidecker’s home with multiple tables of cards and high score by Mrs. Fred Wolfe. Mrs. John Nelson celebrated her 73rd birthday with family, and a farewell for Mrs. M Mandsager marked a move to Montana. Other items report bee stings injuring Audrey Harlan, a Knoxville fire rescue, a public works umbrella gift, a child rescue from a hole, and fish deaths from heat near Emmetsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Francis Heidecker
Fred Wolfe
John Nelson
Nelson
Times
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Staff of Life
Potter’s Bakery
J. B. Lambe
R. B
Elmore
L. J. German
German
Lucille Lambe
Graettinger Graettinger
F. le Lambe
Margaret
Mary Lambe
Dubuque
Edgar Grein
Ray Finn
Harlan
Iowa
Finn
Kraschel
Redwood Falls
Clare
Gene Fitzgerald
Emmetsburg
Dave Fitzgerald
Ray Glazier
Darlene
Donald
P. G. Petersen
Doris
Chicago
J. P. O’brien
Mrs. Lambe
Washington, D. C
Washington
Mary Paulette
Mary Gertrudus
D. FE. McCarty
W. N. O'Connor
Sioux City
Julius Simonsen
Washington State
S. K. Simonsen
Julius
Bob
Alfred Simonsen
Julius Brekke
Portland
Oregon
Jacob Brekke
Estherville
Mitchell’s Food Market
Malaga
Kellogg’s
Nash Coffee
P&g
Rose of
Koob’s
M. Mandsager
First Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Tony Snyder
Gregor
Tony
Audrey Harlan
Northboro
Knoxville Fire Department
Don Stoops
Stoops
Grinnell Water Department
Q. Dale Smith
Smith
Dixie Joy
Milton Woite
Lobrville
Medium Lake
McCarty’s Grocery
Jor
GWC
C. A. Jensen
Anderson Grocery
Mason Garden
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