Community Notes and Social Visits in Algona and Nearby
Mr and Mrs D J Fitzgerald Clare spent Friday with their son Bigme and family. Eugene and Em at held an avation sale. Women works and how to turn it into fun. Two New Yorks advertising men let housewives in on the secret of having fun in daily tasks. Weather remains cool and cloudy. Mr and Mrs L Hood and family visited relatives in Algona. Mr and Mrs Lewis Grady Terril visited Graettinger relatives. Art Borgum Cedar Falls visited Graettinger. Mr Bergum works in Cedar Falls post office. Mr and Mrs Carl T Peterson relocating to Lost Island farm near Center school. The Petersons will move, Phillips Johnsons' family also moving onto Petersons vacated place. Graettinger friends regret losses.
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D. J. Fitzgerald
Clare
Bigme
Eugene
Emat
New Yorks
Chicago
L. Hood
Algona
Lewis Grady
Terril
J. L. Grady
Graettinger
Grady
Art Borgum
Cedar Falls
Mr. Bergum
Carl T. Peterson
Fred Spies
Center School House
Phillip Johnnson
Peterson
J Gunettinger
J. J. O'Rourke
Estherville
Wm. Blom
Misa Anna McCarty
Fort Dodge
D. K. McCarty
F. S. Hill
Ayrshire
A.T. Lundgren
Gene Hood
Wm. Barry
D. E. McCarty
Misa Grace
Chester
Ellis
Irene
Marie Lundgren
Dayton
Stratford
Iowa
Misa Irene Maddux
Leslie Norland
Emmetsburg
J. B. Lambe
Graattinger
Norland
Ellen McEvoy
Lambe
Paul McNew
E. M. McNew
Orville Petersen
P. G. Petersen
Omaha
Local News Items From Algona and Surrounding
Local notes cover visits among Estherville Fort Dodge and Emmetsburg居民, with relatives and friends dropping by Graettinger Dayton and Stratford. 4-H Club meeting at Ruth Stillman home featured recipe sharing and a tobagoning plan for Fort Defiance. Nutrition talks and cooking demonstrations highlighted the program with Latin American songs and a pleasant lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Climbers 4-H Club
Ruth
Virginia Stillman
Dorothy Jansen
Florence
Lucille Conway
Eleanor Wikert
Strange tale of a missing ancient chronicle in a dusty vault
A California professor spent four years tracing the forgotten trial of a priceless chronicle that took 700 years to write and finally found it in a musty bank vault. The feature includes color illustrations in The American Weekly, distributed with next week's Sunday Chicago Herald American. Hospital notes follow.
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Gordon Rick
Soda
Fox
Rick
California
Américan Weekly
Chicago Heraldmerican
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Anderson Grocery
Petersons
Mitchell’s Food Market
Lye
Phillips’ 66
al Hurlburt
Little Brother
Big Brother
Chambray
Briardale
K. C
Briardale Coffee
Melrose
Waeee
C. A. Jensen
Gsaettinger
Lowa
J. M. Regh
Sitill
Christopher
East Graettinger
O. P. Hansen
Lars Solheim
Olin’ J. Mahan
MicCarty’s Grocery
J. S
Navy