Towa District Missionary Federation Convention in Lake Mills
The second Women s Missionary Federation convention for the Iowa District will be held in Lake Mills with sessions on May 80 and May 81. Salem Lutheran church hosts, high school auditorium used, delegates from Iowa District urged to attend. Officers listed include President Mrs M E Waldeland and Vice President Mrs J N Anderson with lodging offered to visiting delegates.
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Towa
Thei ‘Women's Missionary Federation
Iowa
Lake Mills
Salem Lutheran Church
Mery
The
Women's Federation
M. E. Waldeland
St. Ansgar
J. N. Anderson
Story City
H. M. Normann
Cresco
J. A. Quelle
Forest City
Town
U R Next Barber Shop Ad Promotes Sanitary Service
Sanitary service best of workmanship advertised by experienced barbers. New modern shower bath introduced as the most sanitary and beneficial bath offered. Prices reasonable. Children’s hair cuts a specialty. Hours 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Patronage appreciated.
Church Notes Tutheran and Graettinger Services
Local notices outline services in Lost Island in Norwegian and Graettinger in English with communion at both. Sunday school 9:30 Bible class, Luther league 7:30. Rev Sande, Pastor. Meihouint Caren: Sunday School 10, Morning Worship 11, Junior League 4, Epworth League 7:15, Evening Radio Service 8. Bible study at M C Smith home Thurs 8. First John chapter lesson. Woodman hall social May 9 to raise church painting funds. Mother's Day service planned May 14 at 1 p.m with illustrated songs and David Livingstone life pictures led by Rev C J Mekkelson.
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Tutheran
Lost Island
Grachtinger
Luther League
Graettinger
Meihouint Cauren
Epworth
M. C. Smith
St. John
Leson
Woodman Hall
David Livingstone
C. J. Mekkelson
Eight Year Old Injured When Struck By Car
Hugh Darling eight son of Mr and Mrs Charles D Darling of 2440 Light Street was struck and run over by a car driven by C A Mitchell retail department head at Garrett Bakery 1619 Pearl Street. He suffered a basal skull fracture and a fractured right arm. Mitchell stopped and took him to the sanitarium where X rays were taken and care given. The boy spent a good night and was conscious today with apparently normal mental faculties. The accident occurred as he and his brother walked with their father toward home on Maxwell and Ninth streets and Hugh broke away to cross the street just as a car approached.
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Hugh Darling
Charles D. Darling
Lighth Street
Ninth Street
Maxwell Avenue
C. A. Mitchell
Garrett Bakery
Pearl Street
Maxwell
Ninth
Polig Vert
Hugh
Tan
Palo Alto County Play Day Draws Schools to Emmetsburg
A long Como parade and a full day of folk games drills and a patriotic Flag Drill are planned for May 7 in Emmetsburg Palo Alto County. Schools will parade at 9 30 20th and 71st streets then perform on the golf grounds with prizes for top finishers. The event emphasizes County Superintendent Gertrude Thornwall and Miss Mildred Gardner guiding teachers from the State Teachers College Cedar Falls. Similar Play Days will occur in Benton Muscatine Story and Palo Alto counties this year.
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Palo Alto
Grachtinger
St. Mary’s Academy
Graettinger
Palo Alto County
Emmetsburg
Iust
Iowa State Teachers College
Gertrude M. Thornwall
Mildred Gardner
State Teachers' College At
Cedar Falls
Benton
Muscatine
Story
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Chinesse
Graettinger Telephone Co
T. O. Thompson, Mgr
Gwendolyn Jensen
Gertrude Halverson
Linda, Spies
Mabel Nichtern
Dee Ebewes
Howard Urry
Tom Donlon
Genevieve Gammon
James Anderson
GOK
Barbara Thorson
Eee
Farmers Grain Co
U.R
Oscar Thompson
John Bondhus
Catherine Foster
Laura Smith
Carl Elsenbast
Cora Nichtern
Victor Henningsen
Kerry Burg Vieeesysette
Ruby Newhall
Vete
al Groettinger
Grace McCarty
Opal
Johnson
Mary Reidy
Sande
Darling
Boulder
Estherville
Colorado
Hlegog
CP. Vo
Motor Car Enamel
Ford
Charley Jensen
Martin Myhre, Prop
Scholl
Burkhead & Co
Coop Clothes Shop
Gracttinger
Lord Ex
Medielie
U. K. Venema
Grodkand & Reovex
Aiets
Vincent Kelly
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