Charles Nolan County Pioneer Dies in Emmetsburg
Charles Nolan, longtime Emmetsburg resident and Palo Alto County pioneer, died after a life of farming and community service. He and his wife Alice Conway raised ten children, with Mrs Nolan passing in 1924. Surviving sons include John, Thomas, and William. numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. The Democrat extends sympathy to the Nolan family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Thomas Laughlin
M A. Laughlin
Graettinger
Nolan
John
Alice Libert
Town City
John FL
Thomas GC
Wimpetsburg
Dames
Geday Rapids
William EB
Chientga
P. ¥. Nolan
Leland Laiehlin
Omnaha
Marie Stewart
Ruthven
GL. Po Johnson
Omaha
Mowart Still
Cedar Rapids
Alice Marie Lihert
Iowa City
Dorothy
Richard Nolan
John Francis
Anita
Patrick
Vincent
Robert
Margery
Ruth Nolan
Alice Jane
Mary Ann
James
Thames
Helen Marie Nolan
Tmmersburg
Patricia Ann
Helen Trene
Margery Stewart
Patricia
M. J. Laughlin
BP. Liddle
Tom Conway
Will Kane
Mra
Mraneis Kennedy
Mary Kelm
Ambrose Conway
Trank Kinney
Netherville
Fred Theil
Britt
Josie Mellway
Cherokee
Lit Murray
Fort Dodge
Graddinger
Ayrshire
Mallard
Charles Nolin
Palo Alto
Algona
Charles Nolan
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Emmetsburg
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Local social notes from Graettinger and surrounds
Forrest Peterson was a business caller in Estherville Saturday evening. Art Duhn and Joe Grady Sr. of Graettinger were Des Moines business callers Monday. Joseph Grady, an A I B student from Des Moines, spent Sunday in Graettinger visiting his parents. Miss Arlene Goeders of Cylinder was an overnight guest at the Sohn Kliegl home. R Vasey of Golden Dale Washington spent several days with his brother in Graettinger. Mr. and Mrs. J P O'Brien of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Jeh. Sullivan of Graettinger were dinner guests at Miss Marian Walsh's Emmetsburg home. Attorney Joe Hand of Emmetsburg was a Graettinger caller. Charles and Henry Rubink of Sauk Rapids Minnesota spent the first of the week with their uncle Fred Rubink in this city. John Smith and Leo Bannon, who had been visiting in Graettinger, returned to Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bradley and family of Rodman were Sunday guests of Ben Bradley east of Graettinger. Mr. and Mrs. J P O'Brien of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Spies were dinner guests at the J A Spies home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Peterson
Estherville
Art Duhn
Joe Grady
Graettinger
Des Moines
Joseph Grady
Arlene Goeders
Cylinder
Sohn Kliegl
Miss Goeders
Kieigli R
Joe Hand
Emmetsburg
Charles
Henry Rubink
Sauk Rapids
Minnesota
Fred Rubink
John Smith
Leo Bannon
Waterloo
Joe Bradley
Rodman
Ben Bradley
East of Graettinger
J. P. O’brien
Chicago
Charles Spies
Adolph Spies
J. A. Spies
Boxing card at Graettinger thrills 600 fans in six bouts
Promoters invited world champ Braddock to appear but he was booked in Mason City. Verne Trickel outboxed Andy Miller in the main. Swede Allen defeated Kid Jobe, and Bob Jackson beat Chief Korver in a six‑round thriller. Hassel vs Doss failed to thrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Verne Trigkel
Palo Alto
Andy
Kid” Miller
Sioux City
Craettinger
Tyiekel
Miller
Trickel
Warnes
Clarence
Jack) Philips
Spencer
Henry Doss
Rockford
Ill
Barney Hassel
Grosttinger
Ringsted
Grachtinger
Andy Miller
Verne Trickel
Doss
Swede Allen Beats Kid Jobe in Tight Sioux City Bout
Fans saw Swede Allen land hard blows in every round to outfight Kid Jobe Sioux City colored boy who was outweighed. Chief Korver and Bob Jackson opened the program with Jackson edging Korver in a rough six round clash, Jackson winning narrowly. Sidney Petersen filled in for Vic Johnson against LeRoy Blum, lasting four rounds as Reeves counted to nine.
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Allen
Kid Jobe
Sioux City
Jobe
Chief Korver
Bob Jackson
Bob
Graettinger
Ing Korver
Jackson
Korver
Sidney Petersen
Vic Johnson
LeRoy Blum
Ben Reeves
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Ligartz & Myrns Topacco Co
Graettinger State Bank
Ringsted Dispatch
Jimmy Braddock
Hamilton Bros
Braddock
Mason City
Grachtinger Arena
Hassel
Buarney
Johe
Alex Thompson
Milford
Sheldon
Blom
Peterson
Frea
Owas