Women's Missionary Federation Convention Agenda Dates
The second convention of the Women’s Missionary Federation of the Jews District will be held in Take Milla linked to the Towa district meeting. The program will be presented Friday May 30 and three sessions Saturday May 31. Salem Lutheran church hosts the convention with the high school auditorium for federation programs. Promised are interesting talks by missionaries and church workers, plus vocal and pipe organ music. Town District societies are urged to send two delegates. Lake Mills offers free lodging. Current officers of the Yeo men’s Federation include President Mrs. M. E. Waldeland, Vice President Mrs. J. N. Anderson, Treasurer Mrs. H. M. Normann, Secretary Mrs. J. A. Quelle. Honor roll seniors list Gwendolyn Jensen, Gertrude Halverson, Linda Spina, Mabel Nichtern. juniors Genevieve Gammon, Barbara Thorson.
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Towa
Federation
Women's Missionary ‘Federation of the Jews
Take Milla
Salem Lutheran Church
Lake Mills
The
Yeomen’s Federation
M. E. Waldeland
St. Ansgar
Iowa
J. N. Anderson
Story City
H. M. Normann
Cresco
J. A. Quelle
Forest City
Gwendolyn Jensen
Gertrude Halverson
Linda Spina
Wees
Mabel Nichtern
U R Next Barber Shop Seeks Loyal Patrons
Sanitary service and best workmanship advertised by U R Next Barber Shop. Experienced barbers offer reasonable prices and a modern shower bath, with hours from 8 a m to 8 p m and a list of staff members including John Bondhus Catherine Foster Laura Smith Carl Elsenbast Cora Nichtern and others.
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John Bondhus
Spes Peepee
Catherine Foster
Laura Smith
Carl Elsenbast
Cora Nichtern
Victor Henningsen
Kerry Burg
Ruby Newhall
Holger Geil
Dorothy Myhr
Helen George
Veneer Ee
Pearl Jensen
AL Graettinger
Grace McCarty
Serene Pag Opal Johnsor
Mary Reidy
Merion Nage
Quinten Jensen
Alite Traefold
Mildred Baumgartner
Martin Hendricks
Church Notes Lutheran Community Services Schedule
Lutheran church notes list service times next Sunday in Lost Island in Norwegian at 10 30 and in Graettinger at 2 30. Communion in both places. Sunday school and Bible study weekly. Evening programs include Luther language and English services. Plans mentioned for a church social May 6 to raise funds. Mother's Day service planned May 11 with illustrated program. Rev S C Sande and Rev C J Mekkelson, pastors.
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Lutheran Church
Lost Island
Norwegan
Graettinger
Methodist Cunvest Wales
Woodman Hall
David Livingstone
C.J. Mekkelson
Eight year old hurt in street run over accident
Hugh Darling, eight, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Darling, was struck and run over by a car on Maxwell avenue near Ninth street. Driver A Mitchell, proprietor of Garrett bakery, stopped and took him to the sanitarium. X rays showed skull fracture and a wounded arm. he remains conscious with faculties intact.
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Hugh Darling
Charles D. Darling
Eighth Street
Ninth Street
Maxwell Avenue
Strick
A. Mitchell
Department of
Gar+ _rett
Pearl Street
Pearl Street. the Boy Austered A Baka) “Fracturer of the Skull Yanda
Mitchell
Lad
Sanitarum
Bebea
Eer Vad
Thor
Maxwell
County Play Day Promises Large Palo Alto Event
The May 7 Play Day at Emmetburg will involve all Palo Alto County schools. The parade forms at 9:30 with banners from each school, followed by folk games, rhythmic drills, and a flag drill amplified by magnets. A basket dinner and group contests finish the day, with costs borne by the county and state teachers college support.
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Palo Alto
Grachtinger
Graettinger
St. Mary's Academy
Palo Alto County
Emmeteburg
Snai
Iowa State Teachers College
Mitcrel Gardner
State Teachers, College At
Cedar Falls
Benton
Muscatine
Story
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Farmers.Grain Co
E. McCarty
Mgr
U.R
Oscar Thompson
S. C. Sande
Neler
Darling
Boulder
Vatherville
Iow
Colorado
News
Gertrude M. Thornvall
Emmetshuryg
Wookgon Spige Co
C.p.w. Motor Car Enamel
C.P.W. Motor Car
Ford
Charley Jensen
Martin Myhre, Prop
SEUOL
Medilcine Car
U. K. Venema
Grodland
Burkhead. & Co
Cood Clothes Shop
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