Bradgate School Graduation Leads Local Class of Ten
Bradgate marks end of year with ten graduates led by a motto We will find a path or make one. Names include Percy Lees Emma Zeman Leonard Seaman Caroline Madsen Zella Wallace Neva Wallace Chris Madsen Esther Smith Irma Tilton Marian Hoag. Play Phyllis s Predicaments at Baptist church May 21 and commencement May 22 with W H Bender delivering address.
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Bradgate
Percy Lees
Emma Zeman
Leonard Seaman
Caroline Madsen
Zella Wallace
Neva Wallace
Chris Madsen
Esther Smith
Irma Tilton
Marian Hoag
Phyllis
The
Baptist Church
W. H. Bender
Ames
Paul Templeman
Henry Wallace
Moyer
Water Lily
Girl's Glee Club
O. EB. Ellefson
May Breakfast for Bradgate High Senior Class
Senior class members and Bradgate high school teachers were hosted by class mothers at a May breakfast held at the W. S. Wallace home. Twelve covers at a long table featured Marshal Niel roses and violet decorations. Miss Zel la Wallace presented each guest with a white carnation after a two course breakfast.
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Bradgate High School
W. S. Wallace
Marshal Niel
Zella Wallace
Juniors Entertain Bradgate High Senior Class
Juniors hosted a reception and banquet for Bradgate High School seniors last Saturday evening in the assembly room. The hosted event featured decorations in the senior class colors and performances by the girls, making it one of the season’s most delightful social affairs.
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Bradgate High School
Santor
Misaes
Ohs and Ahhs Brighten Club Breakfast Centerpiece
Guests arrived to a dining room full of awe and delight as Oh and Ah exclamations greeted them. A photographer was recruited by Wilson Hopkins to capture the moment, the camera surviving the hectic event. A three course breakfast followed, meeting the club’s high menu standards.
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Wilson Hopkins
Local Social Roundup Amid Visits and Music
Local residents attended gatherings and visits across Rolfe and Humboldt. Notable events include a piano recital at the Baptist church featuring Miss Groth and Miss Hoveland with Prof. Gunnerson and Mr. Lovrien. The community supported the hand boys’ new uniforms while familiar faces visited friends and relatives.
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Clyde Kelsey
Fred Hedge
Will West
Humboldt
Chamberlain
Pierpont
S. D
H. P. Schoonover
Burris
Jake Long
Grandia Burris
Miss Groth
Johanna Hoveland
G. L. Gunnerson
Sidney Lovrien
Baptist Church
Miss Hoveland
Loymien
Professor Gunnerson
Earl Peas
Imus
Cooper
Bradgate
Local visitors attend Fort Dodge recital at Baptist church
G. L. Gunnerson and Kenneth Crow stayed in Fort Dodge Saturday to view sights. Mr. and Mrs. Groth of Thor arrived Friday evening to attend the Baptist church recital.
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G. L. Gunnerson
Kenneth Crow Talteed
Fort Dodge
Mrs. Groth of
Thor
Baptist Church
State Highways Demand Dragging Of Roads
State highway commission orders township and county road officials to spend required draggings. Township officers must levy at least 1 mill for dragging and bond is required. County supervisors must fund all necessary dragging. Typhoid serum for Iowa National Guard ordered for possible Mexico deployment. Des Moines drys lose bid for immediate Supreme Court hearing on saloon petition. hearing set for September.
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Ames
State Highway Commission
Commission
Des Moines
Iowa National Guard
Mexico
War Department
Adjt
Guy E. Logan
Washington
Iowa
Iowa Guard
Drys
Supreme Court
Ayres
District Court
Iowa News Notes Highlight Tragic Rail Death and Fire Loss
Frank Blood, 40, signal crew member from Manchester, was killed by a Northwestern train near Clinton. A Boston department store in Belle Plaine suffered near total destruction by fire with a $19,000 loss. Des Moines church bonds contributed $25,000 for the W. A. Sun day campaign. the interchurch council faces a subsidy decision. Mrs. John Whitmer of Blairsburg, about 50, died by suicide, found in her bedroom. her husband had sought treatment for her mental state ten days earlier. Five children remain in vivvo.
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Frank Blood
Manchester
Northwestern
Clinton
Boston Department Store
Belle Plaine
Des Moines
W. A
Evangelistic Committee
The
Interchurch Council
John Whitmer
Blairsburg
Webster City
Kidney Trouble Remedy Promoted With Salts Aids
An old newspaper ad urges readers to guard kidney health by eating less and using four ounces of salts dissolved in water before breakfast. It claims rad Salts flush and stimulate clogged kidneys, reduce urine problems, back pain, and rheumatic symptoms.
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W. Turley & Son
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Reepers
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P. H. Barger & Co
Iowa News
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the Independent
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Attorney Laughlin
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H. W. Terrell
Ehrlich
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Nes Moines
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