Memorial Day Program planned at Caledonia Hall
Caledonia Minnesota plans a Memorial day program at city hall with Rev H W Ynes delivering the address. The procession will form at 10 15 from the school grounds and march to the city hall with groups including junior band American Legion Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. A wreath will be placed, a firing squad salute and a moment of silent prayer will follow. World war veterans are to meet at city hall at 9 30 am to visit cemeteries. business places are asked to close during the ceremony. New officers are announced for Mann Travelers post of the American Legion.
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Caledonia
Minn
H.wynes
Caledonia Methodist Episcopal Church
City Hall
Main Street
Onty Hall
Caledonis
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Women’s Relief Corps
Legion Auxiliary
Caledonia Commercial Club
Echoo Children
Mure
Richard Speltz
Flander
Mary Grohman
Dearland
Home
Lola Grice Dimmerhakl
Betty Lou Evans
Jelen Ferris
Bert Deters
The
Hos
Mann Tavelers
Amer Ean Legion
Hekaty
Minnesota Community News Sports Page Contributors
Correspondents from towns and villages across southern Minnesota regularly contribute to this page. Athletic news from these communities appears on the sports page, keeping readers informed on local teams and events.
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Tribune
Minnesota
Sports
War Veterans State Aid Slashed 35 Percent
War veterans relief rolls will shrink by 35 percent as the new soldiers relief agency cuts cases due to funds limits. About 4,400 cases were on the rolls when the agency began, with 1,540 slated for elimination. remaining workers will be redirected to SERA or direct relief as finances permit.
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St. Paul
Mann
Soldiery Welfare Bureau
State Executive Council
Just
George B. Sjoselius
Executive Council
State Board of Contros
Soldiers Relief Agency
Disabled Soldiers Relief Agency
Staselius
Spring Grove PTA officers elected as fires and services noted
Spring Grove Minn special notes election of PTA officers with Mrs Karlskraalain reelected president and Gudrun Muir vice president. Emile Raul secretary Helen Strank treasurer. Rural schools supervisor Kline spoke on character education. Fire department extinguished minor blaze at Moses Amundson building. old Edwin Trehus car burned. One Sunday service at 8:45 am plus parochial school graduation and Baccalaureate at 8 pm. Mrs Burhanes of Stephen visiting. mother Mrs Newhouse accompanying her.
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Spring Grove
Minn
Parent Teachers Association
Martin Karlskraalen
Gudrun Mulier
Emil Raul
Helen Strank
Elizabeth Kline
Mathe
Jon. m
Moses Amundson
Opera House
Edwin Trehus
If. Burhanes
Stephen
E.T. Newhouse
Burhanes
Millie Newhouse
Mount Horeb Fall Fete to Feature Goulds Revue
The thirteenth annual fall fete in Mount Horeb Wisconsin will be held September 6 and 7. Jay Gould's revue with three vaudeville acts tops the program. A hog calling contest is planned and the town’s 70 piece school band will perform. A. M. Hreu is general chairman. The event is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Mount Thoreb
Mount Horeb
Wis
Jay Gould
A. M. Hreupesky
Chamber of Commerce
Minnesota Dioramas Build Fort Snelling and Sandy Lake Trading Post
Models of Minnesota frontier spots under SERA work by the Minnesota Historical Society include a Fort Snelling replica about 7 by 5 feet and a Northwest Company trading post on Sandy Lake. The Fort will feature battalions of soldiers and sentries, with figures of trappers and Indians, while the Sandy Lake post will rely on Zebulon Pike’s 1806 account as a guide.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
SERA
Minnesota Historical Society
Fort Snelling
Northwest Company
Sandy Lake
Willoughby M. Babcock
Society
Duluth
Zebulon Pike
Babcock
Minnesota Governor Faces Corrupt Practices Charge
Judge Leary orders Governor Olson to appear June 7 in Hennepin County District Court over alleged corrupt practices in the last campaign. The petition, filed by Herman Trones and 24 others, cites advertising in Farmer Labor Leader and radio time with no accounting of expenses. Olson served a subpoena while at a Minneapolis boxing match.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Qison
W. C. Leary
Hennepin County
Olson
Leary
Boy Slightly Injured In Bicycle Accident
Donald Weibel ten escaped with a scratch on his right leg after leaping from his bicycle when hit by a Ford V-8 driven by Hurtgen on Denton Street. William Ritter, riding with Weibel, also avoided serious harm as Hurtgen’s car damaged the Weibel bike and paid for the damage.
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Donald Weibel
Denton Alrcet
Donald Hartsen
Redfield
Weibel
William Ritter
Denton Street
Hurtgen
Rushford Notes: Baccalaureate, League Talk, Baseball Opener
Rushford high School holds baccalaureate Sunday at 8 p.m. in Emmanuel Episcopal Church with Rev. J. Ross Colquhoun delivering God and the Modern World. Women's Welfare League meets Tuesday at 3 15 p m at the public library. Rushford baseball opens season Sunday at 2 30 p m versus Northern Pacific of St Paul at the local diamond. Community updates include visits to Siren and Minneapolis and the installation of Rev George Stanley as pastor of First Presbyterian Church.
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Rushford
Minn
Rushford High School
Emmanuel’ Episcopal Church
J. Ross Colquhoun
P. H. Laivell
Chatfield
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Manchus Johnson
D. J. Eggen
Minneapolis
Florence
Elberte
Arthur Berg
Richard
River Falls
Wis
John Kahoun
George Stanley
First Presbyeran J
A. H. Logan
Rochester
C. M. Haas
Orinoco
John, D. Gibb
R. L. Jones
Lewiston
Mrs Jennie Kremer 74 Dies in La Crosse Pneumonia
Mrs. Jennie Kremer aged 74 died in a La Crosse hospital from pneumonia. She was widow of Dr Claude Kremer and an early settler of Caledonia. Survived by son Dr Harold Kremer and three grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 11 at home with Rev Charles McKinney. Evergreen cemetery Caledonia. Baccalaureate Sunday evening at opera house at 6. Poppy Day observed Saturday with American LegionUnits.
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Houston
Minn
Jennie Kremer
la Crosse
Claude Kremer
Caledonia
Harold Kremer
Charles McKinney
Evergreen
American Legion
Harry Nodolski
Rochester
Asper Wilson
Sigurd Wathing
C. A. Johnson
Wayne Canfield
Wathing
Harry Huber
Edward
Robin Builds Nest On Spare Auto Tire
Hillsboro Wisconsin special report describes James Whaler finding a robin nesting on a car spare tire. Four eggs lay in the nest as townsfolk wondered how the nest and eggs remained intact during travel on rough roads.
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Robin
Hillsboro
Wis
James Whaler
Here
Canton birthday club hosts bridge session and birth report
Mrs Paul Halloran hosted the Southside birthday club with four bridge tables. Attendees included Mmes William Claussen W E Ryan Sarah Hitchcock Jane Easter Gilbert Handberg and others. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Arnold Erickson at home Wednesday. Businessmen met to reorganize a summer band. Alfred Filling of Granger was in town Wednesday.
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Canton
Minn
Paul Halloran
Southside
Mmes
Wiliam Claussen
W. E. Ryan
Sarah Hitchcock
Jane Easter
Gilbert Handberg
Earl
Fred Donald
Harry
Edwin Stead
Clement Snyder
Walter Cocker
Beach
Clarence Brink
Elizabeth Pierce
Lina Renne
C. C. Webster
Sue Amy
Ernest Heistercamp
Elva Reine
Edith Webster
Edna Pierce
Arnold Ericksor
Alfred Filling
Granger
Fire destroys Johnson home near Rhinelander
Fire of mysterious origin destroyed the Johnsons summer residence north of Rhinelander. Hoy Johnson told officers he believes enemies threw gasoline or kerosene on the house and set it alight while he allegedly slept inside. His wife and three children escaped unharmed. Johnson is on parole from Waupun prison.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Hoy Johnson
Here
Johnson
Waupun
Galesville Plans Memorial Day Observance
Memorial Day services in Gale sville honor soldiers from three wars with grave flag markers at Pine Cliff and Evergreen cemeteries. A parade ends at Pine Cliff with a volley and bugle sounds. Roy Kindsehy chairs the event with R. D. Salisbury delivering the address. The Gale concert band and Gale College male quartet provide music, readings by high school students, and a city-wide tribute led by William F. Rowles Post American Legion.
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Galesville
Wis
William F. Rowles
American Legion
Gale Memorial Park
Pine Cliff R
Roy Kindsehy
R. D. Salisbury
J. A. Herberg
Gale College
Gladys Barenthin
Beverly Christianson
Pine Cliff Cemetery
Henry Amundson
A. A. Arnold
A. A. Beck
Frank Bender
John Borhnstedt
John Bartle
W W. Culver
Daniel Cullity
Arthur Dahl
J. W. Densmore
John Dettinger
Julius Dove
John Engleman
S. Farrand
F. T. Funston
August Flood
A. Gallup
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L. H. Hammond
S. J. Harris
H B. Thrall
A. A. Tibbitts
John Theil
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G. Williamson
Evergreen Cemetery
Centerville
W. E. Bartholomew
Oscar Betts
Fred Bockenhauer
John Doynton
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West Prairie Cemetery
C. A. Bughes
Ohn Gipson
William Garwood
John Gladson
L. G. Huntley
E. H. Mack
William Martin
Thomas Polley
Samuelohnson
Wiliam Johnson
Decorah Prairie
D. K. Gordon
Daniel Gordon
Walter Glassford
Norman Higgs
Madison
Herbert Lyon
Joe Dale
Winfred Ryan
Forrest June
Misa Borghild Torvik
Dorothy Giere
Camila Norlie
Martha McCain
Rolfe Giere
Alphild Megorden
Frederick Giere
Oline Dale
Zion Lutheran Church
Iglo
Tribuna
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At the Rivoli and Majestic Theaters a Night Of Film Lineup
Speed and romance drive the showing of After Office Hours at the Rivoli with Clark Gable and Constance Bennett as leads. The Majestic features Tomorrow's Youth and a Irene Nelson Reese School of Dancing recital. Additional portraits include Red Blood of Courage at the Bijou and Devil Dags of the Air at the Riviera with Cagney O'Brien McHugh. Bordertown at Strand stars James Muni and Bette Davis.
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Constance Bennett
Stuart Emvin
Katharine Alexander
Billie Burke
Harvey Stephans
Hale Hamplton
Henry Armelia
Gable
Northwest Mounted
Miss Sennett
Kermit
Maynard
James Oliver Curwood
Bijou
Salinas
Calideo
Riviera
James Cagney
Pat O’brien
Frank McHugh
Margaret Lindsay
Paul Muni
Bette Davis
U. S.mexico
Strand Theater
Muni
Miss Davis
Margaret
Lindsay
Burglar Frightened Away By Policeman
An attempted robbery at the Cities Service warehouse and office was thwarted last Thursday night when Officer Edward Stokes frightened the thief away. He heard a noise inside the office, ran around the building to the rear, but the intruder fled before police could capture him.
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Cities Service
Edward Stokes
Stokes
Burglar Breaks Into Warehouse Via Window and Wall Gap
A burglar entered a warehouse through a rear window, cut a hole in a wall board near the office, and fled after tipping over a coat tree. No items were molested or taken as the intruder escaped quickly.
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