Local News Items Include Rebekah Convention and Plays
The town reports 175 delegates at the Rebekah Convention held last Thursday with visits from Mrs Elmver Gunderson and daughter of Eagle Grove. The Senior Class play at Vernon Theatre drew strong attendance Thursday and Friday. Various local visits, church events, and community notices follow, including notes on licenses, school events, and planned summer band concerts.
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Oir Leagher
Jane Vins
Pride
Surrouinding
Rebekah
Elmver Gunderson
Eagle Grove
Richayi Ae Fon
Ais
Oie
Vernon
Mothers Day Observed by the Methodist Church
The Mothers Day service featured a flower for every mother, about eighty six pinned at the ceremony. Grandma McCurry, ninety one, noted as the oldest mother, with flowers sent to those absent or ill. Donations of carnations earned community thanks for the gesture across local and foreign-born attendees.
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Ruby Myenus
Keu
Caih
Upian
Grandma McCurry
New York State
Farm Bureau Women Meet at Hardy in County Assembly
Farm Bureau Women met at Hardy on Tuesday the 7th with Luke and Vernon Townships well represented. Miss Talcott and Mrs. Bennett spoke on Home Demonstrations and planned activities for the coming year. Girls Club work and countywide participation were urged as essential to progress.
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Farm Bureau
Hardy
Luke
Vernon Townships
Misa
Inis Taleott
Mary More Clube
Vernon
CATARRIT Medicinal Claim From Local Application
An old ad claims CATARRH medicine treats a variety of constitutional issues with quick relief. It references internal remedies by Ponte and topical Brow mucous relief, praising the product from J. Cheady & Co and partners for many years.
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Cheady
Loyalty to the church inspires renewal and effort
The church notes urge loyalty to the church and its mission, describing the need for repairs, a growing church, and space for Sunday School. Pastors and committees push for renovations, including painting, foundation repairs, basement completion, and new community facilities by September, with funds and league activities noted.
Local business notices and staffing changes in this issue
In this issue the Times notes advertiser features and staff juggling to fit ads. Mr and Mrs L Burty of Lue Verne are listed as visitors. The government calls in $2 bids while $1 denominations may suffice this summer.
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Aira
A.D. Burty
Lue Verne
Local residents note Sunday visits and dairy farm activity
Hoone Items WSs Dhidhelly Chis plans meeting with Mracd Friday afternoon Attu Drinks of Lue Vermer spent Sunday with her sister May 8 I. Gilleapte and A. Pulkave spent Sunday with relatives in Kanawha Alisy Lavey Bogn left school in Norway township last Friday with 4 program and planle The Alfred Priew fatally sent Sunday May 6 at the Price home near Mason City Henry Stockdale traveled to Magle Grove for chiropractor treatments Edwin Fisner family Webster City spent week ago at Fleury Battin home WH McDoongall is building a new horse on the farm where Mr Young lives the house burned some time ago AJR Martin and Ed Simpson families visited Morse Lake fishing They had a long moment Sunday Oscar Mngstrang took a short drive Mrs Mason returned to Webster City Saturday Mr Baker came from deas by Canter and had men come from Kanawha to repair chattil blown down in the big storm of May near Mr Elarvia Frank Migso spent Sunday with relatives in Welator Gily Ahaby gil visited Wo A Packard home Saturday morning Miss Bvi Dunfee of Kauniwhi spent the weekend with Hale Bagman J Weeh met with Mrs TL Case Wednesday WH De with Stig OL A Overbaugh and Mrs Hanson will not be at home
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Norway Township
Alfred Priew
Tt Price
Mason City
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Magle Grove
Edwin Fisner
Webster City
Fleury Battin
McDoongall
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Ed Simpson
Morse Lake
Bob
Oscar Mngstrang
Mason
Webster Gily
Mr. Baker
Deas
Kanawa
Elarvia
Frank Migso
Welator Gily
Ahaby Gil
Packard
Bvi Dunfee
Kauniwhi
Hale Bagmwan
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