Viola Michaels A May Bride At Burlington
Viola Michaels and Joseph Lyons wed in Burlington on Monday May 7. The ceremony was performed by Justice Al Wilkin with G A Newby and Mrs Paul Matton in attendance. The couple began housekeeping on the groom’s farm seven miles away. The bride, daughter of Wm Michaels, studied in local schools and worked in a hospital in Estherville. The groom is a respected farmer from his home community. The Times offers congratulations.
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Joseph Lyons
Violer Michaels
Gracttinger
Burlington
Town
G. A. Newby
Paul Matton
Lidesmakl
al Wilkin
Lyone
My. Wn. Michaels
Mero
2.L. Michels
Jey
Stherville
New Soda Fountain Opens at Ellis Cafe
Mr and Mrs Ellis have a fine new soda fountain in operation at their entreaty building. They recently rearranged the interior and conduct a seating area. With warmer weather they expect very large business in ice cream sorbet drinks and fountain specialties along with regular meals and lunches.
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Ellis Cafe
Rimrock Trail to Start in May 17 Issue
The Times announces the serial Rimrock Trail will begin in the May 17 issue. After reviewing many up-to-date stories, editors picked this appealing adventure for the first installment. Look for the start next week.
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Times
Public Dance at Woodman Hall with Wasserman Orchestra
A public dance at Woodman hall Thursday evening features the Wasserman orchestra of Es therville playing new and old time music. Officials promise a big time and invite everyone to attend.
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Woodman Hall
Wasserman Orchestra
Estherville
Walcome
Graettinger High Falls to Terris Light in Slow Contest
Graettinger High School lost to Terris Light on Friday afternoon in a decisive game. The score was even through five innings before Graettinger shifted tactics, then Terris Light tiredly fell behind as darkness halted play in the sixth and seventh. Graduation exercises are set for May 31 at Hawkeye theatre with Prof. Thomas Kirby delivering the address. Spirit Lake officer Abrams caught several violators by lakeside, with fines starting at $9.00 for each offense.
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Cracktinger High School
Terris Ligh
Grudlinger
Graettinger Boys
Terril Boys
Haves
Graettinger
Grachtinger High School
Hawkeye Theatre
Thomas Kirby
Town City
Officer Abrams
Spirit Lake
Immetsburg Democrat Announces Enlarged Printing Office
The Democrat building at Emmetsburg is being enlarged to handle increased business. A thirty foot extension rises two stories with a stock room on the first floor and heavy reinforced concrete supports. The front is modernized to match Branagan’s Geyerman store. The extra room will provide floor space for large weekly editions and better advertising capacity. The paper is praised as a leading Iowa publication with strong local news and editorial pages and growing circulation.
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Democrat
Fanmersburg
Branagan
Geyerman
Emmets
Iowa
Vane Gener
Lews
The
Branugan
Fairfield Island and Ametsburg Township Meetings Held
Good meetings were held in Fairfield Island and Ametsburg townships with schoolhouses filled beyond capacity. Programs of magic singing and speaking entertained attendees while lunches and a social hour followed. County officials attended and interest in township meetings grows, causing space problems.
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Fairfield
Lost Insland
Ammetsburg
Mey
Quankenridge
Pres
County Arm Bureau
Island
Ametsburg
Clute
Malefield
Ion Orbling
Warn Buren
Oats and Feed Policy Notes From Iowa State Callers
A garbled OCR passage references Iowa state officials and feed rationing. It mentions oats, pigs, and garden duties, with unclear phrases about adding gore and optimizing rations. The fragmentary text lacks coherent events or named individuals to anchor a full summary.
Men Banquet at Hawkeye Tuesday Night Impresses Ladies
A pleasant Tuesday evening event at Hawkeye Banquet Hall featured a Methodist men hosted feed for women of the community. Despite a humorous mystery about the menu, the ladies enjoyed the dishes and requested recipes for the salad and main courses. The program included toasts and songs from the Men’s Chorus and church members, finishing with cleanup and praise for a pleasant gathering.
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Hawkeye
A. Mekkelson
Snow Covers Graettinger Roads Tuesday Morning
A light snow cover remained on roofs and cars about fifty miles north of Graettinger for several hours Tuesday morning after a thinner flurry broke early. The Woltopa and nearby areas reported the snowy spell briefly disrupting morning activity.
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Graettinger
Ain
Farm Bureau Meeting in Walnut Township May 11
The Walnut township farm bureau plans a Friday evening gathering at Ole Oleson School in Walnut township. President W. A. Brecken rive is among speakers and a program with devotions and mass is noted. Local parish members and clergy are listed as attendees.
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Farm Bureau
Walnut Township
Ole Oleson
W. A. Breckenrive
Unclear OCR snippet with mixed names and numbers
Fragmentary text present errors in names and figures. The readable parts mention a rig number 40 and a monetary amount of 937 with unclear associations. No coherent event or entities to describe a definite news item.
Grave Markers for Decoration Day in Graettinger
Bronze or aluminum grave markers mark Civil War Spanish American War and World War II graves. Costs range from 1.50 to 6.75. Relatives may obtain markers with local Legion help to place them properly. A Jensen, local commander, offers resources and can be contacted for grave marking before Memorial Day.
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Legion
Fort Dodge
American Legion
Bemis
Wahkousa Hotel
Speakera
McNider
Robbing
Halligan
Burton
Miles
Laird
Mitchell
Wilder
John Nelson Post
J. A. Jensen
Graettinger
Ed. A. Jensen
John Nelson
Elnee Adams Injured In Rut on Oxgood Road
Elnee Adams, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Adams of Emmetsburg, was severely injured when his motorcycle hit a rut on the Osgood road and threw him about thirty feet after leaving a baseball game in Oxgood Mhyer. He suffered facial wounds needing five stitches and was delirious but resting Sunday evening. He was returning with a young man employed by Fred Hurlburt.
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Elnee Adams
Oxgood
Mhyer
Mra. A. A. Adams
Emmetsburg
Osgood
Ile
Fred Hurlburt
Father Savage to Deliver Baccalaureate Sermon
Father Savage of the Assumption parish of Minmetsburg will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to Graettin High School graduates on Sunday evening May 27. He is regarded as one of the gifted orators in Towa and the graduates are assured of an excellent discourse.
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Father Savage
Assumption
Minmetsburg
Graettinper
Towa
Mother's Day Program Next Monday by PIA at Baumgartner home
Members of the P I A will host a Mother's Day program at Mrs. M A Baumgartner's home next Monday afternoon May Mth. All PLT A members and community workers are invited. The program this year promises unusual interest.
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M.A. Baumgartner
Mth
PLT. A
Bowling Tournament at Seedy Alley May 14 Evening
A bowling tournament will be held at the Seedy bowling alley Monday evening beginning at 6 40 sharp. Various teams will compete for the honors of the evening and the contest promises to be an interesting one.
Feast Of The Red Corn Glee Club Thrills At Kaeltinger
The Glew club of Singer High presented The Feast of the Red Corn at Wawkeye theatre Friday evening. Miss Ida Gunderson and Miss Florente Wells guided the production with strong student talent. Ina Harrington led as Weeda Wanta with supporting roles by Linda Spies Martha Nelson and Thyra Thoreson, while the chorus embodied spirits of happiness and woe. Read it in the Times.
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Irl Glew
Inger High School
Wawkeye
Kaeltinger
Ida Gunderson
Wallingford
Linda Spies
Joy
Elvina Tduha
Gertrude Walverson
Gwendolyn Jensen
Pearl Jensen
Mildred’ Leve
Dorothy Myhre
Nina Olson
Nether Patin
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Viola Michaels
Farm Bureau District
Emmetsbare
G. W. Hunt
Maria Inven
Murl McDonald
Norehaunen
Fronthis
Furna Bureau
Mi Dodge
Palo Alto
Kossuth
Pocahontas
Clay
Rimmet
Dickinson
Osceola
Iverson
Stoner
Wilson
Jon
Craettinger
Chursday
Windiay
Potomac
Grachtinger
Gruettinger
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
of the Treasury
Crawttinger Town
Immetsburg
Gore
Howe
Don Delogk
Sindy
Mandy
Shah
Coga Chigkens
Thoortie Raven Ve
Glee Club
Sorow
Mary Craven
Catherine Moster
Lillie Halverson
Laura Harrington
Marjorie Johnson
Alma ‘Lande
Ruby Newhall
Barbara Thorson
Helen George
the Times
Gare
MIT
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