Local Holiday News From Fort Dodge Area
Glen Southwick of Fort Dodge visited last Thursday. Miss Olen from Bradgate for the holidays. S J Pitchfard and Miss Beator Woods visiting Maquoketa relatives. Floyd Lane family visiting in Hanover. Local Masons attended a fellowship in Belmond. Nola Schneider home for holidays from Battle Creek. Sperry hosts school faculty Christmas dinner. Dr A W Gugisberg spending holidays at G Gugisbergs. future vacation undecided. Evangelical church Christmas can yath at Boxholm 2:30 Sunday. Vern Hawhaker family visited Elmore Minnesota. sister joined them. Renwick Times to publish next week. crew taking vacation. Jennie Swanson and Ian Ostellar Webster City visitors. Alvin Swanson of Burlington visiting. Baby Robert George Dirks born Dec 14 at Hampton Lutheran hospital. both well. Gillespie and Crosson families visited. Lola Haas visited. Christmas program at Methodist church with pageant Seekers After Christmas at 7. Baptist church invited for evening services. Walker Phipps and Ora Phipps Waterloo visit. Mable Mosely extended Remwick visit. Mosely hip injury from ice fall. Harry Bonwell reports three way route: car, team and wagon, plus walking. 19 miles dirt roads, weather hindering. M C Miles of Paulina arrived to relieve agent John Egnes at C N W depot. Christmas night departure for California for Rose Festival. gifts fund their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd- Lane
Hainois
Belmond
Nola Schneider
Battle Creek
Mich
M. Kirk. Sperry
A. W. Gugisberg
G. Gugisberg
Vern Hawhaker
Elmore
Minn
Hawhaker
Renwick Times
Jennie Swanson
Ian Oqstar
Webster City
Alvin Swanson
Burlington Yeturard
Robert George
Geo. F. Dirks
Lutheran Hospital
Hampton
Carroll Gillespie
Jimmie
Gay Crosson
Eddyville
Lola Haas
Walker Phipps
Miss Ora
Phipps
Waterloo
Mable Mosely
Remwick
Lough
Gas Pains Fook Him Not Appendictis Thad and Pait Side
An old advertisement narrates a man misdiagnosing appendicitis as gas and promotes Adterika as a German remedy. It claims Adterika cleanses upper and lower bowels, relieves gas, upset, and sleep issues, with pharmacist A. Marin endorsing the product and promising fast results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad
Pait
W. L. Adams
A. 1
Marin
Holdups in Thor and Fort Dodge Reported in Quick Robberies
Two unidentified men robbed Sam Guddahl at his Thor department store after 8 PM, taking about thirty five dollars in cash and escaping in a sedan. Witnesses described one suspect as tall and well built, the other medium height, aiding a swift escape toward Fort Dodge. Sheriff Sexe and deputies pursued with several clues. Earlier, Gene Tullar, a Fort Dodge horseman, was also robbed of six to seven hundred dollars, a watch, and a ring outside his stables near Hawkeye Mall, with descriptions matching the Thor suspects. Authorities aim to arrest the pair soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor ‘Thidwicked
Sam Guddahl
Phar
Humboldt
Humboldt County
Theodore
Gaddahl
Watt
Guddahl
Gwidehl
Sexe
Sice
Fort Dodge
Gene Tullar
Hawkeye Mail Grounds
Thor
Tullar
Thor Slickup
Local News Notes on Holidays and Community Events
Hardy professor and Mrs Leon Smeage announce their marriage on November 7. Mrs Smeage formerly Mize Holmes of Storm Lake. Local visits include Ned McPeak of Mason City. Irene Stauffacher home for holidays from Minneapolis. Grace Heggen Martin and Maurice Martin home from Ames. Christmas party and Sunday school events noted. Weather and road conditions described. Stanley Heggen home from St Olaf College as senior. plans for future. The patent story and joke about the patent clerk are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Smeage
Hardy Nage
Smeage
Mize Givendolyn Holmes
Storm Lake
Ned McPeak
Mason City
Waller McPeak
Irene Stauffacher
Minneapolis
Grace Martin
Doe Heggen
Maurice Martin
Ames
Stanley Heggen
T. Olaf’s College
Northfield
Mion
Stanley
Renwick School News Cross Patch Folklore and Holiday Plans
The Renwick school paper describes a Friday event titled Cross Patch Faletes with Santa Claus workshop scenes, elves, and a performance by Lan children. Funds from receipts total $21.76 to support the Uued rooms, while the basketball team stands at five wins two losses. The term’s Halfday vacation runs through January 1, with the gemaster closing January 5. The juniors sponsor a Christmas program in the auditoriumn, and the upcoming talks and events are planned for the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nvat
Santa Claus
Suita Claus
Santa
Santa Clara Lati
Aelon Balch
Dorothy Hoenholt
Gemaster
Pinsiare
Primary Room News Christmas Tree Brought to School
Mildred MecPeak brings a small evergreen to school used as a bird friendly Christmas tree. First grade pupils decorate it, while second graders read progressing books and collect new volumes on their class chart. A small Christmas program is planned in each room with Miss Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred MecPeak
Christiane
Newson
Ni “Loddy Bears
Eva Black
Mildred McPeak
May-tella Ballard
Marlity Klassic
M. K. Sperry
Alisa Splach
Miss Patterson
Christmas Pageant “The Quest of the Light” at Baptist Church
Christmas pageant written by Herbert T Hurley to be presented at the Baptist church on Sunday evening Dec 27 at 7 30 o clock. The production aims to clearly convey the meaning of Jesus coming with unusual presentation costumes and unique lighting effects. All are welcome and urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert T. Hurley
The
Baptist Church
Jesus
Card of Thanks and Selected Local Notices
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for floral offerings sympathy and support during illness and death of a father. Local items note visits from Fred Maier and Joe Olson, a sister visit in Wilson, a student holiday from Council Bluffs and a Vernon Consolidated school alumni event on December 3, with Mina Lerdal and Bennett Joggen home from Destinea for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arts
Fred Maier
Ars
Joe Olson
Myron
Apending
Cedar Walla
Jake Blovic
Mra, Wilson
Wichite Malla
Taxna
Clarence Stephens la Hamea
Council Tatts
Vernon Consolidated School
Mina Lerdal
Bennett Joggen
Destinea
Ste Allending Business College
Holiday Visitors Roaming Town and Surroundings
Vivian Rockwood and others visit family and friends over the holidays in Town City and nearby areas. Residents like Isilo Purser, Jay Thiel, and Marigarat Christensen return from beyond for festive gatherings. The Fortnightly Club held a Christmas party with local hosts A H Martin and Grace Hall noted among celebrants.
Weather Prophet and a Power Struggle in the Office
A tense scene unfolds in a corporate setting as the weather forecaster Hooth confronts loyalty and ambition. The weary executive Walker Watkins pressures Hooth to vouch for a favored hire while the boss’s vanity and power drive office intrigue. The moment hints at a weather-related metaphor for shifting fortunes as a subtle coup brews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griae
Wenire
Heol & Son
Trony
Witter Pita
Chifeman
Chile
Fone
Bowie
Leanne
Absiilons
Bane ‘Watkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glen Southwick
Miss Olen
Sehlgwill
Keine
Bradgate
S.J. Pitchfard
Miss Bheator Woods
Maquoketa
Evangelical Church
Onevangelical Church
Boxholm
Iowa
Methodist’ Church
M. C. Miles
Paulina
John Egnes
Wwe
California
Hardy
Hrrold Saxton
Dorothy Blesie
Maysie Collins
Renwick
Town City
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Alli
Evangelical Sunday School
Renwick School News
Vernon Theatre
Bert Lytell
Dorothy Sabastian
William Norris
Merbert Ashton Jy
Vivian
Girtls Rockwood
Isilo Purser
Hueri Vialtlige
Hower Thiel
Tnés- Jay
Mount Union
B. HL
Lassie
Ralph Anderson
Siti
Myra
George
Jennie Swangon
Osvig, Alva
Mra. Dah Swangon
Mrinal
Spencer
Mig
W. Manson
Clinton
Adin Holtman
Tre
Mugen
Iippy Felinda
Grace Hall
Marigarat Chirietenson
Nora Nissen
Minneapotia
B. W. Stephena
Dayton
Pay Stoddard
Walter Hay
Dorothy Richierdson
Florence Phipp
Cadar Tilla
Lea Viper
Mirian
Marshalltown
Thiel
Rasmussen
Fred Rasmussen
Fairmont
Alvnn
Harelow Frisbie
Merry Christmas
Briardale and
Briardale
Latch & Maurer
McGowan Grocery
Star of Bethlehem
A. B. Richardson’s
Leuthold-Lane Co
Humboldt, Town
Walerconler
Inteliigent
Larry
Harry Strinsk
Pelgate of
Nee of
Alg "Ty
Booth
Nook
Footh
Wonalier
Ralaing
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