Lindgren Evangelistic Meetings Attract Large Crowds
Rev Lindgren leads evangelistic services at local Baptist and Methodist churches drawing three audiences daily with dozens converting. He urges lifelong Christian living and weekly devotion, declaring many are spiritually dead or sleeping and calling for persistent revival effort. Tonight Card Party and Dance. Friday music program. Saturday Farm ers Night. Sunday topics include Whats the Difference and Hot Shots for Skeptics. Visitors invited. dinner and coffee provided.
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Fonda FootballSmash Beats Gilmore City 54 to 2
In a recent review of football action The Wonder Times reports Fonda defeated Gilmore City 54 to 2. Fonda's strong offense and defense secured the convincing win as Pocahontas faced setbacks.
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Big Sale Opens Next Saturday at Hauck's
The firm Geo C Hauck Co announces an early January style sale in November to clear overstock. Weather issues in January and high merchandise costs prompted the unusual timing. The sale offers winter supplies at reduced prices for the buying public.
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High land prices as Severson buys farm near Ottosen
John Severson of Rolfe bought 160 acres southeast of Ottosen from Martin Kinseth at 225 dollars per acre. The well improved tiled farm is considered a bargain and Kinseth plans to move to Bode. Nels Severson bought the 360 acre Joliffe farm near Mallard at 182.50 per acre, with both men brothers of A L Severson of West Bend.
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West Bend Journal
Free Methodist Church Notes Withheld Services Next Sunday
Ill pastor W G Taylor fights pneumonia so there are no services at the Callon schoolhouse next Sunday. A spiritual meeting will be held at 2 30 P M at the Hunter Cream Station with Mrs W G Taylor in charge.
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Teachers Needed for Special Examination in Pocahontas
The County Superintendent announces a two day exam November 20 and 21 at Pocahontas for teachers with normal training and teaching experience to be exempted from certain regulations. Grace D. Bradshaw directs the process and urges qualified applicants to appear.
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Card of Thanks for generous Cross fundraiser support
To the many people who generously contributed toward the Cross in my behalf toward gaining the wish I wish to express my appreciation and gratitude to those who helped in soliciting. I am deeply touched by the help and glad to have some way to show my thanks.
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Red Cross Drive Sets State Record Amid Big Rolfe Fair
The Red Cross camouflage drive in Rolfe raised an estimated $4,188.89 with expenses about $250 and pledges still arriving. A music kickoff, Friday supper, and Saturday circus and auctions boosted community turnout and praise.
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Wrist watch contest winners and Red Cross fundraiser
Carl J. White announced the voting outcome with Ruth Wilson and Bessie Patterson as finalists. The Red Cross fundraiser netted 264.87 while the event featured the Jazz Band led by Hans Hille and a lively Camouflage Notes segment. Local booths, auctions, and acts raised money, with notable performances by the Hula Hulse Girls and community volunteers.
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Marie Kaiser Soprano Performs Duet Masterpiece with Edison Diamond Disc
Miss Marie Kaiser sang a novel recital at the Methodist church aided by Thomas Edison’s Diamond Disc Phonograph Re-Creation. She voiced alongside her own re-creation, sounding indistinguishable, with violinist Abraham Bond conducting and demonstrating instrument re-creation accuracy.
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War Relief Fair Attracts Big Crowds And Profits
A community fair featured musical acts, fortune tellers, and a Red Cross recruiting station. Revenues included $800 in total takings from performers and vendors, with individual receipts ranging from 9.86 to 162.30 and various cents priced items. participation by the Klein family and Daisy Day and the Domestic Science Girls boosted earnings while Miss Ethel Taylor led Women Only events.
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