Welcome Home senior class play delights at new high school auditorium
A large crowd of nearly six hundred attended the senior class play Welcome Home in the school’s new auditorium Thursday evening. The three act production featured Winnifred Winfield and a strong cast, praised for talent and teamwork, with réglar roles, music, and staging highlighting the debut in the new building.
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Winnifred Winfield
Frances Cooper
Edgar Archer
Allen Hersleff
Nelson Crawford
Dick Miller
Sally Winfield
Winnie
Athalyn Erickson
Mildred Manning
Rose Strain
Carter Trowbridge
Charles Young
Trowbridge
Helen Barber
Tod Coffman
Raymond Simonsen
Astorbilt
Alice Mills
Orval Peterson
Winnifred
New York
Gloria Duhn
Ruby Luchsinger
Weth McGomba
Dale Ig
Kenneth
Lao
Grady
Doris Henngaen
Charlotte Howard
I¢mes Jackson
Goldstein
Wall
Howe
Eighth Grade Exercises at High School Auditorium
Eighth grade commencement will be held next Thursday at the high school auditorium with Misa Florence Wells delivering the address and A P Thompson presenting the diplomas. A complete program will mirror the senior exercises and the list of diploma recipients includes Verna Duhn Betty Mills Roland Wikert Edward Weir Doris Strain Dorothy Sloniker Ralph Payton Layonne Paulsen Grenadine Nielson Arnold Nielson Ruth Kerr Kenneth Johnson John Howard Thomas Higgins George Frick Clarion Christiansen Eleanor Dalen Phyllis Clemenson Dale Christiansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Florence Wells
A. P. Thompson
Verna Duhn
Betty Mills
Roland Wikert
Edward Weir
Doris Strain
Dorothy Sloniker
Ralph Payton
Layonne Paulsen Grenadine Nielson
Arnold Nielson
Ruth Kerr
Kenneth Johnson
John Howard Thomas Higgins
George Frick Clarion Christiansen
Eleanor Dalen
Phyllis Clemenson
Dale Christiansen
Commencement Activities for Class of Forty Nine in Mason City
Commencement program led by W R Hamilton with diplomas by Dr Olene Jacobson and benediction by Rev Bohi. Class of 39 lists 27 graduates. Banquet at First Lutheran Church honored seniors with purple and gold décor, a fine meal, and an enjoyable program, creating lasting memories for the class and parents.
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W. R. Hamilton
Mason City
Joel Ball
Olene Jacobson
Wm. G. Bohi
Gloria Vasey
Dorothy Irene Aylward
Helen Barber
Frances Cooper
Gloria A. Duhn
Athalyn G. Erickson
Francis Fleming
Russell J, Gilbaugh
First Lutheran Church
Clags of
City Meat Market Seeks Shoppers With Fresh Meats
The City Meat Market offers a large stack of fresh and cured meats, ham, bacon, cream, milk, and bread at low prices. Robt. Simonsen, proprietor, invites patrons to visit Grasttingot, Iowa, for Sunday dinners and a full grocery stock including fruits and vegetables.
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Simonsen
Grasttingot
Towa
Democrat Office Moves to New Emmetsburg Location
The Emmetsburg Democrat office and printing plant are being relocated this week to a ground floor site previously housing the Charles Taylor cafe. A large printing press on a three foot concrete base is installed by St. Paul workers, with linotype moved later this week. The remodel will transform to a night column format, adding space while keeping pages, and the paper aims to return to full operation in coming weeks.
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Emmetsburg
Democrat
Taylor Building
Haiinge
W. T. Branagan
Charles Taylor Cafe
St. Paul
The
Branagan
Saven
Emmetsburg Democrats
Towa
Making Poppies Provides Work For Disabled Vets
Profitable employment for hundreds of disabled war veterans is provided by the memorial poppies worn on Poppy Day Saturday May 7 in tribute to World War I. Poppies are made at 78 government hospitals and 51 state Auxiliary workrooms, giving work to veterans with little or no government pay and dependent families. Money earned supports needy families, with veterans as the only paid workers and Auxiliary volunteers handling distribution. Contributions go to American Legion and Auxiliary welfare and rehabilitation efforts.
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Nela
John Nelson
American Legion Auxille
Wee
Dis
American Legion and Auxiliary
Social Items From First Lutheran Mission Gatherings
Community notices list Friday May 12 Home of Mrs Hane Sandvik meeting for Social Items First Lutheran Mission Society and May 18 M E Ladies Aid at Mrs G B Osher with Mesdames Osher Starkey Burg Brown hosting. Embroidery and social gatherings described with refreshments and cordial invitations.
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First Lutheran Mission Society
Hane Sandvik
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
G. B. Osher
Mesdames Osher
K. Starkey
E. B. Burg
C. H. Brown
A. J. Hamilton
Maude
Embroidery Club
Adolph Spies
Graettinger Ladies
Ibekah
Opie’ Hiombee
Ravekah
Bred
Graettinger M E Church Notes and Events
Sunday School at 10 A M Mother's Day Service at 11 Am Epworth League postponed for Graettinger High School Baccalaureate. Rev Wm r seaeeees Valentine Party Open Data Simonsen Paulsen ay Herke Anderson June Albert Christianson Family Clarence and Clifford Christiangon duly vos Maurstad Nase August L Sandvig T Rasussen a Bisgard September P Peton L Birkland October Ericson Wm Rasmussen November Hereim Dalen December Christmas Party January Rev Mandsager
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Open
Simonsen
Paulsen
Mandsager
Lutheran Church Notes Evangelistic conference May 21 26 at Estherville
First Lutheran Church schedules Divine worship at 9 a m Sunday and Sunday School at 10 a m No Sunday evening service Confirmands meet Saturday at 9 30 Prayer meeting next Wednesday evening Evangelistic conference May 21 26 at Estherville with sessions daily Our able men including Knoch Stump Scotvold Busse Halverson Gisselquist Conrail Girtz and others to preach Iowa Dist Convention Decorah May 31 June 4
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Lost Island Lutheran Ch
K. Iverson
Helgeson
Irene Hampson
Jesus
Rev
M. Mand- Barer
Lutheran Church
First Lutheran Church
L. L. Sun
Estherville
Knoch
Stump
Scotvold
Busse
Halverson
Gisselquist
Conrail
Girtz
Iowa
Decorah
Bartleman’s Barber Shop Advertises Modern Equipment
Bartleman’s Barber Shop seeks ladies, gents, and children for hair care with experienced workmen and modern equipment. Located in Phillips' Hotel and Cafe building. Bartleman’s Bros., proprietors.
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Bartleman
Hop
Phillips’ Hotel & Cafe
Bartleman’ Bros
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Grasttinger
Block& Tile Co, Graettinger
OWA
Wimmer
Chick Justres
Aia
Quaker Oats Co
Christopher
Graettinger
the Times
Catholic Ladies ® Aid
Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society
Khort
Ed Strom
W. Hamilton
Rolfe Lundgren
Seneca
Enmietsburg Behring Works
Farmers Grain Co
D. E. McCarty
Man Graettinger
Ager
Yaanes
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