Local News Items from Lenander Area in Brief
Local notes recount visits by Fred Knight of Goldfield and Dr Holler, a busy weekend with Lottie Mason from LaVerne, and Mrs A B Richardsons trip to Le Mars. Reports mention Humboldt County Farm Bureau reelection of Harold Nichols, a Des Moines wedding centerpiece, and various social visits, sales and weather impacts, with community notices and a funeral in Tracr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Knight
Goldfield
Holler
Hansan
AL Tarkey
John Cunningham
Busisa Lottie Mason
LaVervier
Fred Rasnyiéseh
A. B. Richardsof
le Mars
Everetts Graber
The
Humboldt County Farm Bureau
Harold M.nichols
Two Die in Auto Train Crash at Eagle Gravel
A collision near Eagle Gravel involved a car struck by a western freight train as it headed toward Des Moines. The occupants included Nes Rastissen Sibyl Midland Stellit Grandergeisch and driver Miss Mid land. The latter died Sunday. another passenger, Miss Jergensen, suffered a broken arm. The three survivors were hospitalized in Eagle Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Gravel
Dolins
Téssimsset
Goldfield
Des Moines
Slruck
Nes
Rastissen
Sibyl Midland
Stellit
Grande
House Approves $10 Million for European Corn Borer Fight
Washington Feb 16 The House passed without a record vote a bill to appropriate 10 million dollars for control and eradication of the European corn borer and sent it to the Senate for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prov 29 11 AL KL Price Notice
A terse notice quotes AL KL Price urging readers to consult biblical Proverbs 29 11 for conduct and restraint. The fragment serves as a personal admonition embedded in a public notice style.
Poultry goods ad and birth notice fragment
A fragment from a local page notes a visit by Mrs to Ring Road and Mr and Mrs Callesen, urging readers to view poultry equipment at Shorey’s Poultry Farm. It reports a baby boy born Monday February 1 to Mr and Mrs Ries and mentions Rev G G Granier slipping on ice and injuring his wrist, affecting his sermon delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Smith
Ring
Mra
John, Callesen
Shorey
B. Ries
Valentine
G.G
St Pauls Lutheran Church Plans Weekend Services
St Pauls Lutheran Church SEL holds 10:00 and 11:00 services with sermons in Geraitei language. Visitors include Olle Berg of Alvord and Miss Louise Fgenes on leave from nurses training. John Kerk returned from Ohio visit. Arthur Kraft came back from Minnesota trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Olle Berg
Alvord
Lown
Misa Yviow Jolson
Dil Mes
John Kerk
Ohio
Louise Fgenes
Lawn Cty
Arthur Kraft
Minnesota
Fragmentary Local Items From Des Moines Visit and Births
Vettay Godfrey of Luverne shows at Montay. Heary Moom and Hotty drove to Des Moines yesterday for tonsil removal and possibly an appendectomy. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Walter on Monday. A pair of valentines arrived in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Halterman
Des Moines
Hille
Patricia’ Jean
Halter
Marvel Beardsley
S. H. Kassie
A. R. Martin
Jvr Packard
Mr. Klassie
Mr. Martin
Godfrey of
Luverne
Montay
Heary Moom
Avert Hotty
Alber
Mra
Lee Walter
Hla
Lhity
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Uncle Sai
Europe
China
R. H.S
Pracice
LaVerne
R. O. Plummer
Roberti Wright
Fort Dodge
Mra. Wright
Mrv
Jas. McGowan
Tracr
Wm. Hoffman
Renwick Iena
J. C. McGinley
Hinsdale
Leland Houston
Will Fisher
Lucille Fisher
Jim
Clifornia
Northwest Kassath
Lenander Ranch
Swea City
Tlr
Consoer
Newkirk
Oklahoma
Lena Swiger
Renwick
Chas. Swiger
Ildia
Phillis
George Stoddard
Bain
Chris Bell
Fred Risamagen
Aminda
la Verne Sestiunday
Claude Duan
Sind Gote Lo Minheapols
Dunn
Roy Lind
Harcourt and ME
Clyde Clemenone
Clarion
Ingt
G. A. Richardson
Marcelling
L. W. Miller
Eva Helmke
Ior
Lucile Briggs Mackay
Iowa Falls
Gummings Art School
Acuss
Box Thompson
Tbs
Prunes
Vernon Theatre
Harry Langdon
First National
Will Chaplin
Harald Ltoyd
al Cooke
Kit Guard
Abraham Lincoln
Admirsion
John Crawford
Owen Moore
Robret Terry Shannon
Atarta
Turbor
de Laval
Chas. A. Walker
Chevrolet
Fisher
America
Flint
Mich
Renwick Auto & Implement Co
Renwick, Iowa
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