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THE REDWOOD GAZREDWOOD FALLS. MINNESOTA1938BELVIEW CLASSCONFIRMED AT2 Sanborn FirmsHave New OwnersSERVICE SUNDAY*b-J.!g-Ter oin inlm, till?rs, butreder-in-Mr. tch vas ien led noBy Florence LysloBelview—A class of three girls and 5 boys was confirmed at the First Evangelical Lutheran Church Sunday morning. Members of the class are Betty Mogen, Maalfrid Solberg, Delores Gim-mestad, Donald Peterson, Robert Flom, Leland Grannes, Kenneth Monson and Oris Sander.Martha Braafladt and Mrs. Louise Olsen were Saturday afternoon callers in Montevideo.W. B. Lyslo and son Wally of Brownton were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lyslo.In honor of Donald’s confirmation, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peterson entertained Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, Alfred Gimme-stad, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sherman and family of Luverne, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peterson of Glen-wood and Quinten and Kermit Jenson of Graettinger, Iowa, Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Zeigler were Sunday guests at the B. H. Kuen-zli home in North Redwood.Alfred Gimmestad and Mrs. Halvor Johnson went to Forest City, Iowa Friday to bring Alda Johnson home for her summer vacation.Mrs. Myrth O. Lee and family of Montevideo were Sunday guests of Mrs. Sam Holt.Mrs. Minor Sampson and son Edward were Sunday guests of Mrs. C. N. Peterson of Renville.The birthday club met at the home of Mrs. S. F. Peterson Monday evening.Mrs. Thomas Hagen and Thomas Jr. went to Minneapolis Saturday, returning Sunday with Mel-va, who came from Amarillo, Texas after a years stay and will remain here for the summer.By Ellen EdgarSanborn—Two business changes took place in Sanborn last week. The cafe owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. George Power since last August was sold to Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Weldon of Sanborn. The Vanity Beauty shop owned by Earl Ness of Mankato and operated for two years by Frieda Stelter became the property of Mrs. Daniel Schramm, wife of the operator of the Sanborn theatre. Miss Stelter has accepted a position with Muriel’s Beauty shop at Tracy.John Hageman, Ervin Hensch and Beatrice Edgar, students at the University, will return this weekend to spend the summer.Mrs. Minor Fischer and son Jackson of Huron, S. D. arrived Monday for a short visit with Mrs. Fischer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Heydlauff and family-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hensch of Princeton spent the weekend with relatives and friends here. They returned Monday accompanied by their daughter Virginia who completed her school year here.Zoa Bowerman of Brandon and Julian Waller of Marshall spent the weekend at the Chester Schultz home.Mr. and Mrs. George Power and John, Mrs. Bruce Edgar and Terry visited at the A. W. Peters home in Waseca Saturday and Sunday.Mrs. Hannah Parsons of Faribault and Enderlin, N. D. spent last week at the home of Mrs. Mary Radtke.Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Radtke (Eileen Schultz) of Sagle, Idaho announce the birth of a son John Frederick, May 27.Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur YaegerWANDA SCHOOLGRADUATES 10By Esther DoepkeWanda — The Wanda public school held its eighth grade commencement exercises Friday at 8 p. m. in the Wanda halL The program included: Graduationmarch, Norma Hoysler; invocation, Rev. W. J. Langholz;, salutatory, Eldonna Bloedow; class will, Lorna Guggisberg; class prophecy, Eugene Hoysler; selection, girls’ glee club; commencement address, Rev. Langholz, valedictory, Elaine Jenniges; presentation of graduates, Sanford Henke; presentation of diplomas, A. L. Dallman, president of board of education; song, “Here’s to You, Old School,” graduates; benediction, Rev. Langholz. The class roll: Elaine Jenniges, Eldonna Bloedow, Marion Eichten, LeRoy Gorres, Lorna Guggisberg, Eugene Hoysler, Gerald Jenniges, Gilbert Jenniges, Florence Kratz-ke and Colette Schilling.Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Balfany of St. Cloud visited at the Paul Doepke home Thursday. Esther Doepke returned to St. Cloud with them.Mrs. Herman Drewlow returned from St. Peter Monday where she spent several days visiting relatives.Nicholas Jenniges, Esther Doepke, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Gorres and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schwab were among those who spent Memorial day at Lake Lac Qui Parle.Harold Doepke received his bachelor of education degree Wednesday from Mankato Teachers college.Mrs. Ed. Harrington, Carma Harrington and Mrs. Chester Shaw were Wanda visitors Wednesday.dollars. Last year 23 million wasborrowed by association members and total temporary write-offs for losses amounted to less than $6,700, part of which has sincebeen paid.The Redwood Falls association, Mr. Flom says, loaned its 340 members $517,000 last year, a gain of 36 per cent over the previous year. The gain for the whole state was 25 per cent. Under the repayment plans followed by the association, farmers onthe average last year paid interestverageon what they borrowed for only 5.4 months in the Redwood Falls association, while the average period for Minnesota was 6.4 months.The board of directors, who comprised the delegation to the conference is: Otto Flom, Delhi, president; Chas. B. Dahlgren, Bird Island, vice president; Thos. B. Hicks of Tracy, August E. Jung of Hector and Forrest Crocker of Morgan, directors.BY POPUL AR REQUESTWe Repeat OurSPFCJ/IM • ^r u. u ) n [nationalOFFER ONl^S’(TV.rieAFOUR STAR PEAS or CORNFOUR STAR VALUEPEASEXTRASIFTEDCORN20-oz. No. 2 cansWHOLEK1RNLLCSAVE ON THESE WEEK-END VALUESfi-^
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The Redwood Gazette
Redwood Falls, Minnesota, US
Thu, Jun 09, 1938
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