Local News Bits From Ratherville and Nearby Towns
A varied round of local happenings includes A Ti Henvington calling on Ratherville residents, Hawkeye Theatre to host Laugh Clown next Tuesday, and Home Guard members meeting at Marion Cameron's home. Emmetsburg's CG A Read dies in Jamestown hospital. vast pheasant season draws many visitors to Graettinger and surrounding areas.
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A. Ti. Henvington
Ratherville Ueaday
Junior Etnas
Hawkeye ‘Heatre
Tueaday
Home Guard
Marion Cameron
Weat Bend
Did
Pomeroy
A. Read
Emmetsburg
Jamestown
North Dakota
Grachtinger Mrnday
Minmetsbore
Manon City
Mia
Art Holland
Hack
Wm. Snyder
Lee Cobel
Corydon
Jaws
C. A. Jensen
Chris J. Kramme
Wallingford
Sheriff Gordon
Dorothy Herke
Rank Herke
Lewis Iverson
Mortis Sorenon
Crystal Lake
Waterloo
Jorgen Anderson
A. P. Thompson
Astherville
Cecelia
Dametrom
James Wilson
Welcome
Minnesota
Sloniker
the &S. George
Anderson
Benan
Sirat Moor
Palmer Frettem
Graettinger
Scimut Nelson
Fal Jow
Otto Spies
Ruthven
Emmetsbury
P. C. Jackman
Emmetabure
Grachtinger
Tennant
Mr. Barger
Will Hall
Gruellinger
New Modern Barber Shop Open for All Customers
To The Public we announce our move to a new location in the hate a clean sanitary barber shop. Thoroughly experienced workmen offer low prices and prompt service. Ladies and children's work a specialty. We invite your patronage. Yours for service.
Social and charitable gatherings in local society
The Danish Missionary Society meets Tuesday November 29 at Mrs. Chris Christofferson’s home with invites extended. Evelyn Jones hosts a slumber party for girls last Tuesday. Maude Hamilton’s Sewing Club meets Monday with sewing and refreshments. Mrs. Jensen hosts Ladies Aid at her home December 1 with Mrs. Barringer assisting. Afternoon Card club meets Friday for bridge and refreshments. First Lutheran Sunday School to serve oyster stew Thanksgiving night at 5:30 with cake and coffee. Dorothy Vedder hosts a Thursday evening party with games and refreshments. A post nuptial shower for Mr. and Mrs. Guilford Osher was held Friday with gifts and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danish Missionary Society
Chris. Christofferson
Evelyn Jones
M. Wy
Ladies’ Aid Society
C.A. Jensen
M. Ty Ladies Aid Sty
C. A. Jensen
First Lutheran Sunday School
Busch
Dorothy Vedder
Guilford Osher
Osher
Red Cross Roll Call Ends Thanksgiving Campaign
A county Red Cross dinner at the high school home economics room heard Misa Thora Ingibritson outline the roll campaign ending Thanksgiving Day November 24. She stressed strained resources, urged active local effort, and noted anticipated growth in membership as nationwide support rises amid unprecedented conditions. Posters by Norman Rockwell and C C Chambers were shown. local leaders thanked merchants and farmers for donations and volunteers.
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Misa
Thora Ingibritson
Red Cross
John McNamara
C. C. Gusland
Welfare Society
Emmetsburg
Ingibritson
Norman Rockwell
Chambers
Aml
WH. Morting
Henry Willincham
Rall Call
Bac
D. DL. Theile
Smd
Dotsy van Gorlon
Ethel Brannan
Alvira Lunesford
Sealed Sale Workers to Use Messenger Service
County chairman Miss Wells announces a messenger service for seal distribution to save costs, with high school students delivering seals and collecting cash via envelopes. Despite long waiting lists at clinics, rising applicants reflect demand for public TB aid rather than more cases, as assistance is urged this Thanksgiving season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neara Miss Wells
National Tuberculosis Sea Snie
Mra
Harry Kushner
Town Council Meeting Minutes List Local Expenses
The record itemizes payments authorized by the town council on Monday November 7 including police supervision costs 2.00 with items for Dr Ti Ty Nane and Board of Health 4.00 Wisconsin Lumber Co supplies 14.58 Martin Aylward street work 496.45 Clemmengan concrete work 1.26 Bae Rea Tohn Paulsen night watch for October 6.00 Town Public Service Co street lights October 60.00 power October 10.80 George Frick supplies 13.70 Wm Blom marshal salary October 67.50 Crane Co pump valve 11.39 Ray Glazier meals for transients 2.75.
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Fred Rubink
Superil
Dr. Ti
Ty Nane
Board of Health
Wisconsin
Lumber Co
Martin Aylward
Sia
Clemmmengan
Bae Rea
Tohn Paulsen
Town Public Service Co
George Frick
Wm. Blom
Crane Co
Ray Glazier
Death of McLaughlin editor Stamer marked in Fenton
Stamer of McLaughlin South Dakota former editor of the Fenton Reporter died last week after two days illness. Burial in Fenton. Parents live in Fenton. The Times offers sympathy to the family amid their sorrow. Feeding cattle shipped to Ringsted as surplus 1932 crop used. Snow fences up after early winter storm. Deer hunting licenses taken by eighty Martin county residents amid ongoing season. Several hunting fatalities reported in northern woods.
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Mormex
Fenian Edier
Stamer
McLaughlin
South Dakota
Fenton
Times
Rvngated
Ringsted
Martin County
Bread Truck Driver Killed Near Sherburne
George Anderson, 54, a bread truck driver for Estherville Bakery, died when his vehicle slipped off a grade near Sherburne and plunged into a five foot ditch. He is survived by a widow and three grown children.
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George Anderson
Estherville
Sherburne
Fire destroys two story Bates building in Eldora
A $90,000 fire leveled the Bates two story brick building at Eldora on Thursday. Firefighters fought flames for five hours to subdue the blaze as losses were estimated at $90,000. In other news, several states including Michigan Louisiana New Jersey North Dakota Washington Colorado Oregon and Arizona repealed prohibition laws in the recent election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
Bates
Michigan
Louisiana
New Jersey
North Dakota
Washington
Colorado
Oregon
Arizona
Classifieds for sale and trade items
Two used heating stores and various ads list for sale or trade items including horses. Q P Hansen advertises horses for sale or trade. Farmers Grain Co. proclaims best feed of all kinds at the lowest price. A. J. Johnson lists for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Johnson
Q. P. Hansen
Vfarmer’s Grain Co
Adv
Farmers Grain Co
Notice of Sheriti's Sale No 18245
Notice states that, by Special Execution issued by the Palo Alto County District Court Clerk, Equitable is directing a sale in a named legal action. Details of the sale are not fully provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriti
Palo Alto County
Towa
District Court
S. L. Jacoby
Helen’ M
Patrick Weir
Foreclosure Sale Notices in Emmetsburg Iowa 1932
A sheriff sale notice reports Life Insurance Co of Iowa as plaintiff and others as defendants in a foreclosure case. It details judgment dated November 11, 1922, for 10162.60 dollars plus costs, and lists the property to be sold in Palo Alto County on December 16, 1932, at the courthouse steps in Emmetsburg. A second notice covers a separate foreclosure in favor of S L Jacoby against Patrick E Weir, with sale set for December 20, 1932, at the Emmetsburg courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Insurance Company of Iowa
Andrew M. Ecyman“sen
Anne M. Hermansen
Minniel Hermansen
L. A. Andrew
State of
Iowa
Farmers Savings Bank of
Ruthven
Josiah ©. Eaton
Palo Alto County
Theodore Hermansen
Josiah C. Eaton
Court House
Emmetsburg
Patrick E. Weir Defenidant
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Corbin & Lawler
Etiveen i
Towa
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