Local News Items Abound In Algona Area Weekend Visits
Local social notes detail visits by many residents including Atte Mia Griebel Kwete LaVerne and Lavortia to the Higging hone boxholuy, Ruth Cooft Ame and Fred Rasmussen Paul vy and children from Britt, Jesse Mericle and son from Fort Dodge, Lorrain Packard of Des Moines visiting with Mrs Eva Packard, and Mrs J W Metson leaving for Los Angeles. The Tanck family held a birthday picnic at Smith Park for Mrs Henry Foster and Jimmy Foster. The sighting of rain and crop progress notes threshing due later this week. A church ladies aid meeting is planned for July 30 at Mrs Marne Yanney’s home. Local families visit, reunions, and friendly gatherings fill the weekend.
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Atte
Mia
B. G. Griebel
Kwete LaVerne Glaitors
Lavortia
W. Q
Aivs
D. J. Se
Margaret
Boxholuy
Misa Ruth Cooft
Fred Rasmusséin
Paulévy
Britt
Fred Southwick
Lorrains Packard
Des Moines
Eva Packard
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Marne Yanney
J. W. Metson
Moine Yanney
Los Angeles
Cal
Tanck
Smith Park
Henry Foster
Jimmy. Foster
George Latch
Northwood
W. 4
Hunter
Latch
Vernon Theatre Shows and Stars This Week
Vernon Theatre schedules July events with films and acts. On Saturday July 26 audiences see The Crimson Canyon featuring Ted Wells, story by Hugh Nagrom. July 20 presents The Mighty a melodrama with George Bancroft Esther Ralston Warner Oland and O P Heggie, story by Robert N Lee, plus Oriental Hugs comedy.
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Crimson Canyon
Ted Wells
Hugh Nagrom
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George Bancroft
Esther Ralston
Warner Oland
O. P. Heggie
Robert N. Lee
Finale Wrestling and Boxing Show Falls Short
A wrestling and boxing show at Mast Bridny faced cancellations and substitutions as key participants failed to appear. Oliver’s absence, last minute injuries, and last minute replacements led to a ragged program with Hewitt skipping his bout and Swede Anderson stepping in unfit, yet giving a stubborn effort. Ireneh won the first fall. French prevailed in the second after Alderson broke ribs. Tandberg knocked out Johnson as the card wrapped with several prelims.
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Bridny
Oliver’. Brodile
Mth
Wid Lidywitt
Brodule
Tie Suteh
Anid
Waroot
Fort Dodge
Anderson
French
Ireneh
Asimatea
Alderson
Tandberg - Johnson
Tandberg
Johnson
Hewitt
Kaduce
Weekend visitors and local notices from Ledyard area
Jol Muirhead and G V Kelling of Ledyard visited over the weekend with high folks. D J Christiansay was called to Shickley Nebraska last Monday for his father’s serious illness. Mr and Mrs L E Graber and daughter of Des Moines visited at the A A Richardson home. Mr and Mrs Henry Elmer of Hebrew Nebraska returned home after visiting relatives. If you plan mason work see D D Matheson for planning and estimates. Mrs Olden and grandson Bobby Olden returned to Toppenish Washington after weeks with H S Rice. Two local construction workers were fined ten dollars each by Mayor Stoddard after a Monday incident.
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D. J. Chriatensay
Shickley, Neb
L. E. Graber
Des Moines
A. A. Richardson
Henry Elmer
Hebrew, Neb
D. D. Matheson
Mra.dah Olden
Bobby Olden
H. S. Rice
Toppenish, Wash
Stoddard
Farm Club Work Expands Rural Life Education
The Department of Agriculture highlights farm and home demonstration work as broadening rural life. It notes young members outnumber adults, with activities in crops, animal husbandry, poultry, food prep, clothing, crafts, and citizenship, though only about one rural boy or girl in twenty currently benefits.
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Shety
Department of Agriculture
Angsa
Ilfa
Ie Department
Fort Dodge Visitors and Local Social Scenes
Regina Miller visits Livermory with family while Fort Dodge guests make Tuesday calls. Mrs Floyd Lane hosts school friends at her country home last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Kate Smith of Humboldt and Mrs Ed Shaffer and Fort Dodge visitor join Robt Smith home visit. Red Tag Sale draws strong response with last day July 26 celebration hinted. Luther League hosts Henry Groh’s home social with seventeen members and several priests. John Gerling family and Eva Stauffacher of Minneapolis visit Fritz Britt home. Miss Goring plans a week-long stay.
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Gamble
Algona
Frank Ward
Effie Lockwood
Leila
Eda Patrick
Orris French
Fred Lovrien
Humboldt
H.S. Rive
Nell Wallace
John Kerr
Fort Dodge
Floyd Lane
Kate Smith
Ed Shaffer
Smith
Luther League
Henry Groh
John Gerling
Bernard and
Afarbel
Eva Stauffacher
Minneapolis
Minn
Sun Gay
Fritz Britt
Miss Goring
Quaker Oats Moves Office Building to New Site
Quaker Oats Company is moving its office to a new site near the corner. The firm will install new scales and relocate their office area to be closer to customers and weighers. The Sugar Beet Company plans to build a small office at the former Quaker site for weighers' convenience.
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Quaker Oats Company
Uncle Scales
Sealda
Fortnightly Club Meets at Smith Park and Carnival Critique
The Fortnightly Club held its Bueat nyi meeting at Smith park last Thursday. A New Jersey band in a truck advertised a carnival elsewhere, which locals deemed a poor affair. Miss Mae Graw and her mother from Mount Pleasant visited the Goettsch home over the weekend. She, a former Renwick teacher, called on friends while here. Beal youngsters tried small boats on the river, but misjudged the shallow water and splashed in, an amusing mishap for onlookers.
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Smith Park
Mae Gra
Mount Pleasant
R. M. Goettsch
Miss Graw
Renwick
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Frank Gebert
Estherville
Chris Helmke
B.Y. P. Wa
Blanche Thiel
Miss Thiel
Mrs. Gee, Stoddard
Will Biging
LaVerne Jest Sunda
Blue Birds
Ardath Goettsch
Vernon Theatre
Jol Muirhead
G. V. Kelling
Ledyard
Regina Miller
Livermory
McLaughlins Gem Coffee
Briardale
Latch & Maurer
Quaker Oats'Company Miving
Beal
Kin! Prize
Wallace
McGowan Grocery
Eagle Grove
Owa
Geak Firestone
Firestone Company
Firestone Dealers
Firestone
Firettoua
Pirestone
Allortd
Indianapallo
Tere
Pike's Peak Trace
Studebaker
Atlantic City
St. Q
Aden
Loli
Freestone
Oldfield
WNW
Stave
Pirtleately Low
Firestons
Ancho Doulte
Alow
North Side
J. E. Jones
Iowa
Laban
TOG Tes
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