Aulger Bros. Stock Company in Estherville Next Week
Aulger Brothers Stock Company opens a week long engagement in Estherville starting Monday, June. The troupe boasts new vaudeville numbers, a feature team, and a strong repertoire led by Your Uncle Dudley. Doors open 7:50, curtain at 8:30. one free admission with each paid adult on opening night. Reservations at The Rexall Drug Store.
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Aulger Bros
Eathersville
Middle West
Aulger Brothers Company
Aulger
Rutgers
Branidela Theatre
Omaha
Nobr
Uncle Dudley
John G. Brownell
Biltmore Theatre
New York
Cort Theatre
Chicas
Paris
One Indy
Rexall Drug Store
Rexall
Marriage ceremony sale boosts small town editor's income
The Renwick Times editor paused his press to marry a traveling couple who then tried to sell him a map, a ploy to recoup two dollars and profit from the wedding investment. The editor notes such side gigs are common, with editors selling radishes, ribbons, or insurance, but praises the marriage stunt as the best yet.
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Renwick Times
J.P
Livermore
Joe Goeders Loses To Cowboy Phelps In Fort Dodge Bout
Emmetsburg's Joe Goeders meets Phoenix's Cowboy Phelps at Fort Dodge Friday night. Phelps wins by technical knockout in the third round after outboxing the Palo Alto opponent.
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Joe Goeders
Fort Dodge
Emmetsburg
Phelps
Phoenix
Arizona
Palo Alto
Horse Sense At The Cross Roads
A historical column contrasts horse sense with human reasoning at road crossings. It notes horses’ instinct can fail, cites rising railway crossing accidents, and attributes driver ego and impairment to many incidents. It ends urging careful crossing behavior to prevent train collisions.
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Caboore
American Railway Association
Paychiatrista
Hecause & Driver
Another Cut In On Railroads
Air travel and air express rise yearly as buses and freight trucks disrupt rails. In 1980 American operated lines carried 417,605 passengers with 36,946,202 miles flown and 33 fatalities among passengers and staff. Mr and Mrs J A Dunmire and daughter moved to Titonka for the summer. he is athletic director there.
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Air Express
Air Line
Titonka
J. A. Dunmire
Dunmire
the Times
Osgood Osgood Union SS Service and Community Notes
Local notices show Osgood Union Sunday service at 10 AM with Thursday prayer meetings at 8 PM. Various visits and social mentions include Chadwicks from Fostoria, Mrs. Lambe, Ayers, McClallands, Elsie Ayers, and other county residents. Local sports note reports Ongood kitten ball team beating Wallingford 81 to 24 at Wallingford with Armstrong and Graettinger games nearby. Funeral of Harry Young at Plover with interment in Oakdale.
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Edgar Chadwick
Fostoria
Arthur McClelland
Estherville
Studebaker
Chadwicks
Osgood
Frank Lambe
A. Lambe
B. R. Ayers
Ruthven
Lena
Gladys McClalland
F. S. Hill
Albert Lundgren
Elsie Ayers
Mary Mulry
Emmotsburg
Fred Hurlburt
G. Herke
Wallingford
Mra. Bulford
Fairmont
Minnesota
H. G. Howell
Ed‘ Bradley
Do Joren
John Zubler
Emmetsburg
Junior High Loses 2–1 In Kimmereburg Battle
The Junior High baseball team traveled to Kimmereburg and fell 2 to 1 to the local Junior High in an exceptionally interesting game.
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Kimmereburg
Church Notes and Lutheran Services Across Town
A collection of church notices lists English service at Zion Lutheran next Sunday at 9 00 in the Methodist church and mission offerings. St Pauls Lutheran reports John 3 5 6 and various Danish Norsk and parish activities including Sunday worship times at 9 15 10 15 and 11 00 with confirmations and prayer meetings. Town District meeting at Estherville May 29 to June 3 and references to lodges and religious discussions.
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St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Jeaus
John Graettinger
South Walnut Church
Axel M. Andersen
Lutheran Ch
Norsk
Ladies’ Aid
Lena Christiansen
Confirmands
Lost Island L. Ch
U. SS
Estherville
John
Jesus Christ
Stewart
Buddha
Zoroaster
Clymer
Jesus
God
Man
Lodge
Confession and Blasphemy in Lodge Teachings
Reverend M Mandsager cites a pastor's critique of vicarious atonement as criminal, urging believers to separate from lodge members. Scriptural call from 2 Corinthians 6 17 echoes through the warning to avoid associations with lodges.
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Lodge
Jesus Christ
Lodge Slater
Rev
M Mandsager
First Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting at Mrs Christiansen’s Home
The First Lutheran Ladies Aid plans its June 3 meeting at Mrs Lena Christiansen’s home. Mrs Elmer Ole and Mrs Fred Grachtinger will host. All members invited to attend. The piece also notes a farewell party for Mrs T A Dunmire hosted by Mrs Max Baumeartner with bridge games and refreshments.
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First Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Christisnaen
First Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Lena Christiansen
Elmer ‘Olean
Fred Grachtinger
Tr. A. Dunmire
Max Baumeartner
I’. A. Dunmire
Titonka
Estherville Businesses To Close Memorial Day
The business houses of Estherville will close all day Memorial Day including department stores clothing and shoe shops Barber shops and beauty parlors will also be closed Some groceries will remain open part of the day On Friday evening all stores will stay open until patrons are served
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Estherville
Legion And Auxiliary Say Farewell To Stevetta
The Legion and Auxiliary held a farewell gathering for Stevetta as their time in Graettinger ends. Mr. and Mrs. 8 have been active in Auxiliary affairs and are greatly missed by their many friends in the community.
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Legion and Auxilary
Stevetta
Mrne
Legis Auxiliary
Frany
Graettinger
Coe
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Leeas
Beas
Gmeerfireal
Hawkeye Theatre
Iowa
The
Harold Bell Wright
Thia
Seal Beaneath
Gracttinger
George O'Brien
Masion Lessing
Kelly
Pendleton
Miss Lossing
O'Brien
Oxgood Union SS
Lutheran Church Notes
Busines Houses
Autger Bros. Stock CO
Dramatic Players de Luxe
Dudley
McCormick Horse
McCormick
John Deere
Oliver
McCormick-Deering
Apply Co
Santee
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