Local News Items From Corwith Area Selections
Dr. 4 H Stafford visited relatives in Webster City last Sunday. Mr and Mrs St D Mendenhall drove to Des Moines. Supt W L Tapper says school opens Monday. Mrs Minnie Straight visited daughter Mire White at Eagle Grove Institute. Sunday church picnic at Corwith Baptist. A nine pound baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Albert Nelson last Saturday Aug 26. Local visits to LaVerne and nearby towns. Rev Carl Lindholm of Cherokee to lead services at Corwith Baptist. Henry Luethje and others visited Eagle Grove yesterday. J Maurer and party joined a trip to the Cities last week. Des Moines Hawkeye Fair attendees also at State Fair. Family reunions at Munson City and Britt. Weather storms feared but did not strike locally. Editor K W MilIer and wife visited, then toured LaLivermore for dinner. M J Hall and daughter Helen of Prairie City visited en route to Kanawhataal. L B McDirmid injured counting change at bank after ball game. Wheat and corn silo safety warning over carbon monoxide risk. Elsworth Hazelwood died of appendicitis in Tropic Minn. funeral to be at Methodist church this afternoon.
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4. H. Stafford
Webster City
St. D. Mendenhall
Des Moines
Methodist Ladies Aid
War
the Baptist Church
Corwith
Smith Park
Albert Nelson
Henry Geigel
Lena
Pairfield
Dean Howe
George Stoddard Sal
Win
Bighig
LaVerne
Carl Lindholm
Cheroskee
Alves
Wim. Nissen
H. M. Gregerson
la Vern
Ernest Kraft
Air
W. Tk. Kubly
Orrien County
Chas
Thompson
Munson City
Alac Anderson
Britt
K. W
Mili Fer
Aurora
la Livermore
Old Settler Picnic and Legion Day at Livermore Sept 2
Charley Hansen the famed Omaha wrestler meets Cristie from Blunt at the Old Settler's Picnic and Legion Day celebration in Livermore on September 2. A six round boxing prelim and a full day of events, band concert, free coffee, and a Ford Coupe giveaway mark the festivities.
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Livermore
Charley Hansen
Omaha
Zbyszko
Naghville
Turn
Will Wrestl
Cristie
Blunt
Hansen
Lwa
Main Street
Leg Cabin
Father Dobbersteim
West Bend
Loge Cabin
Legion
Chuck
Banerall
Jolly Birthday Chuir Meets for Cookware Program
J B C The Jolly Birthday Chuir met with Mrs. Steve Palmer last Friday. Eleven members and two visitors attended. Mrs. Hallingsted led an entertaining program on cooking utensils. Lola Haas and Chris Nelson won prizes. A luncheon hosted by the hostess concluded the gathering. Next meeting with Mrs. Walter Mechak is planned. Mrs. Henry Leuthie will report on the State Fair and Mrs. Albert Helmke on the Wright County federation.
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Steve Palmer
Hallingsted
Lola Haas
Chris Nelson
Walter Mechak
Henry Leuthie
Albert Helmke
Wright County Federation
Lutheran Church Notes Sunday School Continued
Sunday School will meet as usual next Sunday but no Divine service due to Rev. Reuther being unable to attend the synod. Luther League will not meet next Sunday evening. Sunday School teachers meet this evening at the church. Ladies Aid gathers next Wednesday September 6 with Mrs Wm Nissen.
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Reuther
Luther League
Elurch
Ladies Aid
Mra Wm. Nissen
Fastern Stars Hold Farewell Picnic for Mendenhalls
The Fastern Stars and Masons and their families held a farewell picnic at the park Tuesday afternoon and evening to honor Mr and Mrs R D Mendenhall who are set to leave for Des Moines. An evening dance followed in Richardson's hall hosted by the lodges.
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Fastern
R. D. Mendenhall
Des Moines
Richardson's Hall
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