Mrs A Mack Hosts Compliment to Prospective Brides
Mrs A Mack entertained a large company at her home this evening to honor Miss Ning Weaver and Miss Maude Kra her, who will soon assume home keeper roles. Pink sweet peas decorated the rooms, guests received damask napkins with threading activity, and each bride elect got a hemmed dozen tied with pink ribbon. A two course luncheon was served by Misses Weaver and Inman. Favors were pink cardboard hearts with the marriage announcement inside. readings by Mrs Charles Collester were well received. Invited guests included Kihel Lewis, C Ollester, Cora Morgan, Wadléleh, Grace Simington, ALU, Fava Ackenbagh Mather, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen and Mary Weaver
Dorothy Inman
Charles Collester
Kihel Lewis C Ollester
Cora Morkan Wadléleh
Grace Simington Alu
Fava Ackenbagh Mather
Frankie Ware Arastony
Sadlefiord Poole
Ciara Bek Bjornstad
Tue
Gertrude Ingalls
Grace Gregory
Sadie Goble
Amy Weisgerber
Minnile Hoberg
Guldie Rice
Blanche
Florence Titus
Eloise Minersen
Ena Miller
Maude McCalla
Kauating Reynolds
Barbara Cornwall
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Wilson at Home
A birthday surprise party greeted Mrs. Wilson Friday afternoon in her Langdon home. Her husband and daughter helped plan the event with about thirty friends attending. Luncheon followed with musical entertainment by Miss Lydia Chase and others, and the host later thanked guests for joining the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Frank Lloyd of
Langdon
Frank Glosd
Gloyd
Geo. Wilson
Lydia Chase
Herbert
Teek The Prise Word Awarded To Weigle Student
Carlton College Northfield Minnesota official notes Waldo Thrush won first prize in the English composition contest open to all four year students. The Sophomore authored an original story and defeated Kleher classmen. The News will publish the story later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Weigle
Carlton College
Northfield
Minn
Waldo Thrush
Heisa
Soph
Kleher
Memorial Service for Deceased Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Members of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are summoned to meet at their hall at two o clock Sunday June 1 for a procession to the Christian church where Rev. G. Vi Pence will deliver the memorial sermon. They will then proceed to the cemetery to decorate graves. Bring flowers. Automobiles will be provided for the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows and
Rebekats
Christian Church
G. Vi Pence
Advertised Letters at Spencer Post Office for Week Ending June 9
The Spencer post office lists unclaimed letters for the week ending June 9. Names include Miss Inger Carlatensen, Mr. Thos Coswict, Mr. Gregory Hogan, Mrs. Myrtle Jones, Mr. Parker, Miss Laven Rice, Mr. Lewis D. Wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Post Office
Inger Carlatensen
Thos. Coswict
Gregory*Hogan
Myrtle: Jones
Parker
Laven Rice
Lewis D. Wall
Band Concert On The Street This Friday Night
A local band will give one of their excellent concerts on the street Friday evening at eight o'clock. All are invited to come out and listen. The boys are stepping up on the scale in shape and deserve encouragement.
Wedding in North Yakima Washington Jones Snider nuptials
Last Wednesday Miss Jeannette Anns Jones daughter of Thomas Jones formerly Spencer married Berton Snider son of Mr and Mrs T J Snider of this city. The couple are known locally with the bride noted to have visited Spencer and the groom having attended the business college here eight years ago. Miss Sylvia Craver hosted the Tuesday Kensington Unit gathering at her home with many well dressed girls, sewing, social talk, and a fine conjunction recorded as another pleasant event. The Kensington club shows a stable membership rather than growth or decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Anns Jones
Thomas &. Jones
Spencer
Berton Snider
T. J. Snider
Go Tome Af
Business
Sylvia Craver
Kensington
Sioux City Pow Wow and Indian Congress Planned
Sioux City organizers announce Bronher Days and Indian Congress on July 3 and 4 with cowboys and Indians, a major show, and about 10000 dollars allocated for preparations and prizes. Excursions from various points will run to the event in a grand Sioux City style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Congress
Indian Congress
Sioux City Way
Electric Pole Relocation Under City Orders Progressing
Superintendent Adams and a force move electric poles from Main street as directed by the city council. Poles will run from the light plant south through the alley to the library then east to Mill street and south to river street. All new poles and wire from Puget Sound. Completion anticipated July first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Main Street
Library
Mill Street
River Street
Puget Sound
Ihe
Vualy Tiret
New Ordinance Bids Safer Driving Near Alleys
A draft ordinance proposes banning driving faster than a walk near alleys to prevent vehicles from hitting pedestrians. Citizens report near misses by the News office alley and call for cautious backing and slower vehicle operation near warehouses and burns.
Death of Rev David McMitlan Mouguelin at Des Moines Hospital
Rev. David McMitlan Mouguelin longtime minister and Des Moines Methodist Hospital staff member died June 4 at the Des Moines hospital after a life of study and service. Born January 4 in Gettysburg Pennsylvania he studied at Taker University Drew Seminary and Glasgow University before joining the Des Moines Conference. He married Edith Archer December 14 in Des Moines and spent his career in ministry and hospital work. Funeral services were held in Des Moines with interment in Riverside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McMitlan Mouguelin
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Unk
Gettysburg
Penn
Chiat
Little City
Taker University
Kansas
Drew Theological Seminary
Iss
Hoston School of Theology
University of Glasgow
Scotland
St. Louis
Methodise
Eaith Archer
Gor
Highlands of Glory
Fle
Ini
New Home Becomes Fine Example of Local Craft
Settled in a new scene, the project showcases work by TLC foundation builders Nelson & Witt, Em. R. Turner carpentry, Jenson & Mekhinstry plastering, H. A. Kline finishing, A. G. Gabrant up stairs decorations, and cement blocks by W L Mais. Staples & Bjornstad supplied hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlc. Witt
Tim of
Nelson & Witt
Em. R. Turner
Turner
Jenson & Mekhinstry
H. A. Kline
A. G. Gabrant
Carl Anderson
Leweh
Ihadpson
O' Rien
Coarley O'elen
Clare
Corps of
A. Hergeman
Staples & Bjornstad
New Chemical Engine Installed for North Tire House
City acquires a new chemical engine for the north tire house, funded by ROS. The item highlights the upgrade to safety and efficiency in waste handling and fire response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Tire House
Dinner Party at Mrs Hanson’s Home Delights Guests
Mrs Robert Hanson hosts Bev Torush and family Mes br Snow and daughter Gana for a six o clock dinner in the evening. The gathering features warm hospitality and lively conversation among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hanson
Bev
Torush
Br. Snow
Gana
Teacher's Examination Set for Spencer Iowa
The regular teacher certificate examination will be held in the Wgt Beheul Assembly room Spencer Iowa June 25 41 and 27. wien Many B Rinwr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wgt Beheul
Spencer
Iowa
Wien Many B. Rinwr
Georges Weight Suffers Sunday Stroke Paralysis Fails to Regain Consciousness
Georges Weight suffered an apoplectic stroke Sunday night and lay unconscious in bed with paralysis on both sides. Doctors say little hope of recovery. A barber from Sand Point, dab, was summoned as the situation deteriorated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Weight
Bas
Sand Point
Children’s Day Services Reported Across Churches
An excellent program was held at Vie Methodist church with a large crowd and a wood collection for students and fund. An evening program at the Christian church drew a large attendance and a good collection. No services were held at Onepis Episcopal church due to Dr. Morrow’s absence at a Dubuque meeting. Congregational church to hold services next Sunday morning. No other Children’s Day services learned of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
The
Morrow
Dubuque
Faith in the Yard Grading Effort Aims for New Home
The text praises the yard grading work as meeting high standards and commends contractors and workers including the light plant employees who wired the house. It notes the collective effort and faith in the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R
Migran
Dulimt
Hoye
Morgan Youds at Lie Inne of Brides Mother
Wedding notice for Midred Gladys Morsan and Glen Le Voudy in Spencer area. Ceremony led by Rev JM with attendants from families. bride in white with bouquet. groom son of Mrs A M Youde, farming future near Florien county. Reception and early travels to future home noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie Inne
Margaret Morgan
Gladys Morsan
Glen le Voudy
Wattimmy
Pete
Spencer
Lure
Margaret Morwan
Tron
A. MB Youde
South Spencer
Die
Walton
Mwethers
Florien County
Kithel Jones
Mattie McCord
Or. G. Christinson
Pale Youde
Lot Brien
Cornish Knudsen Wed in Cedar Rapids Home Wedding
Della Knudsen and Wart Cornish of Cedar Rapids were united in marriage yesterday at the Knudsen home with Rev Thrush performing the ceremony in front of family. The bride, a Spencer graduate, had trained in Cedar Rapids as an actress. The groom, son of a former Spencer businessman, works at a Sinclair garage in Cedar Rapids. They will reside in a furnished home prepared for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drute
Ole Knudsen
Della Ea Knudsen
Wart Cornish
Cedar Rapids
O. Thrush
Spencer Irl
Cornish
Unique
Spencer
Sinclair
Cedar Rapiis
Alfalfa Excursion Notice by Clay County Improvement
Take notice there will be an ale fatta excursion next Monday under the Clay County Improvement Association. Participants meet at the courthouse at Sp. m and visit alfalfa fields near Spencer. Bring your auto or ride with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay County Improvement Association
Sp. m
Spencer
Community Notices and Upcoming Local Meetings
Donations to the rummage sale are requested via Mrs. C P Ruckey and pickup will be arranged. Mrs Helen McCord’s Sunday School group will meet Wednesday afternoon June 11 with Mrs W H Haganin south of Spencer. they will carpool. A meeting of the W O T U is set for Tuesday June 1 at Mrs W P Shafer’s home. The ladies of the Cathole church hold their annual sociable on the parsonage lawn Saturday evening June 14 serving coffee pie doughnuts ice cream and cake with music by the Juntoy Spencer Orchestra. Mrs Atwood’s Sunday School class plans a market Saturday June... f F Symonds store opens at 1 p m. Young people from Gillett Grove Keenville and Harmony gather at Wilson Moore’s grove Sunday June 15 to discuss subjects related to the day and the prescribed occasion. Arthur Higgins is President Tony Heckroth Secretary everyone is invited. An ice cream social is planned at Will Carlson’s South Riverton Wednesday evening June 14 one week from tomorrow. The Lincoln Swedian Lutheran church will hold their midsummer festival in Henry Lundbeck’s grove on Tuesday June 24 two weeks from today with a good program and plenty of food. The Swedian ladies say they know how to cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Ruckey
Helen Mc Cord
W.H. Haganin
Spender
W.P. Shafer
Qathole
Arthur Higgins
Tony Heckroth
Will Carlson
South Riverton
Lincoln Swedian Lutheran Church
Henry Lumd
Beck
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Mortis Morgan
Leo McGuire
Byrle Emrich
Botton
Leo Kelly
Richmond Buck
Ernest Nickle
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