Rush Lake Farm Bureau Woman's Club Meeting Report
The Rush Lake Farm Bureau Woman's Club held an all day meeting at Mrs. Otto Lund's home with Miss Margaret Dunkelberg demonstrating cake frosting. Leaders were named for this year and follow up meetings planned in each school district this month and on December 12 at Mrs. Jim Drown's home.
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Rush Lake
Jim Drown
E. White
Jesse Cross
Ben Fish
Wallace Rouse
Henry Frohling
Jay Drown
John Lund
Norman Names
Mary Lyons
Local births brighten week with several new arrivals
The Cradle notes the Kunz couple welcoming a baby girl born Thursday November 9. Ben and wife welcomed a 93 pound boy last Sunday. Elsmer Lowe and family met the Cordes family in Rolfe where their newborn daughter Sharon Louise arrived Monday November 6. Cordes woman was formerly Miss Ethel Lowe.
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Ben Prohaska
Birthday Dinner For Mr C K Waggoner
Mr C K Waggoner celebrated his birthday with a family dinner last Sunday. His daughter Mrs A W Hahn and family joined to wish him many happy returns and enjoy the celebratory meal prepared by his wife.
Senior class trips to Pocahontas for pictures
The senior class motored to Pocahontas on Monday November 18 to have their portraits taken.
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Pocahontas
Mallard Teams Split with Curlew in Weekend Twinbill
Mallard girls rolled to 69 35 win over Curlew while Mallard boys fell 31 29 in an overtime thriller. Eckert Stokes guards and Stokes Stafford forwards highlighted a balanced Mallard attack. Curlew height gave the boys trouble.
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Mallard
Curlew
Elmyra Eckert
Loreta Stokes
Dorothy Stokes
Margaret Stafford
Bernard Schuller
Gerald Johnson
Donald Schmidt
Fonda
West Bend
Sophomore News Study Notes In Literature Class
In Literature class sophomores study and read essays. Some are dry but the good ones stand out. Continued on Page Five.
Home Talent Dates Moved to December 11 12
To avoid conflicts the home talent play will be presented December 11 and 12 instead of December 4 and 5. Plan now to attend.
Weis Birthday Dinner Honor For Mr Weis 79
Mr and Mrs M Weis hosted Mr and Mrs C L Carmichael for a dinner Tuesday honoring Mr Weis on his 79th birthday anniversary.
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M. Weis
C. L. Carmichael
Mr. Weis
Chat A Lot Club Meeting At Mrs Ruppert Home
The Chat A Lot club gathered at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Ruppert on Tuesday November 14 for a regular session. Members discussed upcoming activities and planned future meetings.
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Elizabeth Ruppert
Birthday Anniversary for Mr C H Sands Observed
Mr C H Sands celebrated a birthday anniversary on Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs Paul Wright of Schaller Mrs Ida Sands of Emmetsburg and Mr and Mrs Adolph Spies and daughter of Graettinger all attending the event.
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C. H. Sands
Paul Wright
Schaller
Ida Sands
Emmetsburg
Adolph Spies
Graettinger
Methodist Church Notes Rev M M Schaper Pastor
The church outlines Sunday School at 10:00 A M and preaching at 11:15 A M Epworth League 7:00 P M Choir practice Wednesday 8:00 P M The Ladies Aid held a regular monthly meeting with a reception for Rev Schaper marking his second year as pastor An open house at the newly acquired parsonage followed A Men’s Rally at Laurens featured The Boy Auction A first Epworth League Rally of the season is set for Nov 21 at Emmetsburg with speaker G C Nee of China Members Mr and Mrs Ernest Reddel and children of Hartley visited the parsonage with Rev and Mrs Hinrichs.
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Epworth League
Ladies Aid
Schaper
Laurens
Emmetsburg
G. C. Nee
China
Mayor Sunder Meyer's Early Birthday Celebration
Relatives surprised Mayor Sunder Meyer's birthday with an early party on a Wednesday. Invitations for an aluminum demonstration at Pocahontas were sent to Mr. and Mrs. Sundermeyer. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hersom, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Cejka and son John, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Manish.
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Sundermeyer
Pocahontas
Walter Lynch
Alfred Hersom
R. R. Cejka
John
Ray Manish
Mallard Theatre Attracts Patrons With Strong Lineup
The Mallard Theatre has enjoyed steady patronage since opening. Management has booked a number of big pictures for upcoming shows. Sound and projection are praised as perfect and compare favorably with theatres in large cities.
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Mallard
Auto Train Collision Injures Algona Lumber Salesman
Ed M. Taylor a lumber salesman from Algona and Mallard is in Estherville hospital after an auto train crash last week at 6 30 PM. He stopped at the Rock Island and M S T L intersection to let a train pass then struck a second moving train on the other track. He was dragged a distance and suffered five broken ribs facial cuts and bruises.
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Ed. M. Taylor
Algona
Mallard
Estherville Hospital
Rock Island
Card of Thanks Expressing gratitude for flowers and kindness
We express appreciation to friends and neighbors for the flowers and acts of kindness during the sickness and death of our loved one.
Visitors Gather At Mrs Steiner Home In Mason City
Stunday visitors at the home of Mrs Sadie Steiner were Mr and Mrs Edmund Kunz and family in Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stunday
Sadie Steiner
Edmund Kunz
Mason City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rush Lake Club
Harold Kunz
Mallard School
M. H
Whee
Chat
Methodist Church
M. M. Schaper
Ernest Reddel
Hartley
Lutheran Parsonage
Hinrichs
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