Flower Exchange Saturday at Falk Parage
Community Service Committee of the Amercan Legion AuxNiary hosts a plant and shrub exchange Saturday afternoon from two o clock at the Falk parage. Bring surplus plants to swap and browse others, with proceeds aiding the community service fund. Also notes local legal troubles of Dave Lynch and involvement with stolen car sales.
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Community Service Committee
Amercan ‘Legion AuxNiary
Falk Parage
Community Service Fund
Lutheran Church Notes and Upcoming Meetings
The Ladies Ala plan a Wednesday meeting with lunch, Rev Meyer Lecture noted with India facts, Luther League to meet Sunday at 8 PM, English services at 10:30 AM, Sunday School at 9:20 AM. North laws conference set for Alderado, Ja, next Tue and Wed, and a July start for a government work camp program sending young men to public projects with pay and uniforms.
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fWi
Hauge
Meyer
India
Luther League
Viola
Woden
Mayer
Notion A Callais Meeting At Center Schoolhouse
A callis of the Drya at Portland township will be held in Center schoolhouse Friday April 28 at 8 0B. The meeting aims to organize to resist the 18th amendment report elect a delegate to the county convention elect a permanent precinct chairman and handle any other necessary business. W C Phelps
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Callais
Portland Township
W. C. Phelps
Dry Caucus Notice for April Meeting at Methodist Church
Hereby given to all against the repeal of the 18th amendment that a dry caucus will be held at the Methodist church promptly at 8 30 Friday evening April 28. The meeting is to elect a judge and two clerks of election and select the delegate for Bultala township to the county convention. These steps are necessary to meet state requirements.
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Methodist Church
Bultala Township
Caucus in German Township Opposed to 18th Amendment
Voters in German township form a caucus at Center school house Monday May 1 at 8 p.m. to oppose the 18th amendment report. G D Wethougen serves as chairman.
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German Township
Center School House
G. D. Wethougen
Spring house chores and fishing season collide in April notes
The passage highlights April and May as busy months for yard work and housecleaning while big fish begin to bite. It records Dr and Mrs Gerald Smith of Woodburn Oregon visiting Amos Bonacker and family, then heading to Philadelphia to visit his mother and plan a stop in Chicago on Friday. Myra Smith and Myrtle Larson are noted as sisters.
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Gerald Smith
Woodburn
Ore
Amos Bonacker
Double tragedy on Butler Hill ends in murder and death
A man stalked the Butler Hill area Monday night, murdered a young woman after alarming himself, then was struck by a fleeing auto driven by pleasure seekers. The driver fled. no inquest held. Victims identified as a well-fed Orpington hen and a domesticated chicken.
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Butler
Victins
Trip
Chocolate Cream Roll Recipe Reconstruction
Reprinted recipe fragment describes beating egg whites with cream of tartar and sugar, folding in yolks and flour, then folding into stiff whites. Bake in a paper lined jelly roll pan, cool, dust with sugar, spread flavored whipped cream and roll. Includes vague oven temperature and times due to OCR errors.
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Quast
Iowa banking law reopens hundreds of banks under new plan
Senate File 433 clears Iowa banking legislation allowing reopened banks to pay depositors at least 10 percent and seek depositor agreements up to 50 percent. Depositor funds are pooled for refunds, with 70 percent signing required. Earnings benefit depositors. no receivership costs. new deposits used to prevent losses and end bank closings nationwide.
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Towa
Senate
Iowa
New Currency Won’t Trigger Inflation, Economists Say
Two Townes College economists Geoffrey Shepherd and Wallace Wright dispute fears of rapid currency inflation from new federal emergency bank legislation. They argue the new money would not inflate prices unless credit expands, as each dollar added is matched by credit removed. They note the currency is backed by 100 percent commercial paper pledged to Fed banks, predicting only mild price rises from modest credit expansion and banks staying liquid.
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Townes College
Geoffrey Shepherd
Wallace Wright
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Economista
Origin of May Day Festival Through Ages and Lands
May Day is traced to ancient Druids and nature worship with fires on May first. In England and Ireland it involved dawn baths and wishing wells, while Scotland adopted similar rites. In America Puritan leadership rejected dances and Maypoles, leading to a decline in popularity. Historical notes mention Bradford and Indecott commenting on May Day practices and suppression.
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United States
Tima
Bal
England
Catherine
Scotland
Ireland
America
Moses
Willian Bradford
John Indecatt
Massachusets
Reformed Church Ushers New Members After Catechism
Catechetical classes closed last Saturday and seventeen youths were examined on Sunday morning. The class was sustained and, at an afternoon service, admitted to church membership on confession of faith. The group visited Algona for portraits Monday afternoon. The new amplifying system debuted last Sunday and Easter Sunday. Work on fence and improvements continues. Next Sunday the Lord's Supper will be observed in German with the offering and many members urged to attend and join in communion.
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Christ Jesus
Algona
Notice to Bid for Romaay Reformed Church Painting
Bids for painting the Romaay Re formed church with two coats of paint and puttying the windows will be taken through May 8. Work to be completed by the evening of June 8. Paint and putty supplied by the church. Committee may refuse any bid. Send bids to Calvin Schuucker, chairman. 16-2
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Biddera
Romaay Reformed
Bend
Calvin Schuucker
Huleman Family Visits Local Relatives in Guthrie
Mr and Mrs W W Huleman of Guthrie Oklahoma visited Tuesday for a few days with relatives in this vicinity. The Hulsmane Iveen farm and have all of their chores. They will travel from here to Rapheras and return later. Mr Holeman and Mrs Henry planned to go away.
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W. W. Huleman
Last Rites for Mrs Alta V Clement Held in Algona
Alta V Palmer Clement daughter of Emmet W and Hlyhe Palmer died April 20 1938 in Minneapolis at 64 years. Born in Bremer County near Waverly the family homesteaded near Titonka. She taught school after marriage to WHI Clement Oct 18 1888 and raised two children Z Paul and Florence Ajta. Funeral at Laird McCullough Algona conducted by Rev Davies with interment Lakota cemetery.
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Alta V. Palmer Clement
Emmet W
Hlyhe Palmer
Port
Bremer County
Waverly
Minneapolis
Minn
Kossuth County
Iowa
Titonka
Wesley Township
Buffalo
Harry Millard
Gea Adney
Alta
Gilchriat
Whi Clement
Algona
Sorn
Z. Paul
Florence
Ajta
Buffalo Township
Legion
German
Ramsey
Jessé J. Palmer
Kansas City
Charles City
Titonica
Paul Clement
Mason City
Mia
Florence Hunter
Congregational Church
Gédar Ralla
Laird & McCullough
Algoon
Davies
Theo. Herbst
Sylvia Guan
Lakota
Vielga Palmer
Olives Prove Healthful Food Source
An old note highlights olives as a healthful snack rich in vitamin A. The passage mentions growth and immune benefits, though text is garbled with names and stray words.
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Jean
Os de Po Bea
Legion Auxiliary Radio Broadcasts Set for Coming Week
The Iowa Department of the American Legion Auxiliary announces two radio broadcasts. On Thursday April 27 Mrs Catherine Thompson of Dallas Center will speak over KWOR Cedar Rapids at 2 p m about the National Defense Conference. The regular monthly broadcast will be from WILL Ames Friday April 28 at 4 80 p m with Mrs Grate Gilbert King of West Union discussing the upcoming Memorial Poppy. A work meeting of the Poppy committee will be held at the Legion wall and members may hear Mrs Thompson on WO L. The Department Secretary announces the Annual Stats Convention will be in Sioux City August 22 23 and 24. A May benefit play will be directed by Guyin Craven for the unit. The Kossuth county unity is to contribute pantomimes for membership Poppy Gold Star Memorial and Citations at the District Spring Pep Meeting at Dodges May 2. The Titonka unit is asked to provide pantomimes, and a poppy group with veterans in uniform will perform. A large Gold Brat and memoriam wade will be carried by another group. Members are urged to attend or leave word at the Drug Store or with the president. Rehearsals are set for April 29 at 2 p m at the Algona Legion Hall. Luella Sehenck notes Kossuth county has the largest unit count and aims to receive an honor chart. A line up for Ft Dodge delegation is encouraged, with a change in the next regular business meeting to Wednesday May 2 at the Legion Hall. Mary Michaelson was a guest at the special meeting.
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Iowa Department of the Amatican Legion Auxiliary
Cather Thompson
Dallas Center
KWOR
Cedar Rapids
National Defense Conference
Will
Thoda
Hather Breen
Department Secy. M. Myrton Skelley
Sioux City
Legion Hall
Guyin Craven
Kossuth County
Dodges
Titonka
Legionziva
Raymond Bonacker
Hays
Antone Sorenson
Algona
Kossuth
Luella Sehenck
Ft. Dodge
Legion Halls
Algoly
Mary Michaelson
Methodist Church Notes Attendance rises at Doan and Toronka
Applause greeted Sunday School and church services as Doan church shows growing attendance and rapid Sunday School gains. Doan services include 8:20 morning worship 10:30 Sunday School. Toronka morning worship 11:00 Sunday School 10:00. Epworth League 7:15 p.m. Encouragement to start attending church and Sunday School promptly.
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Doan
Bervices
Toronka
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Burt Montor
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U. S. Foresty Service
National Park Service
Forestry Departments
George Eae
Butler Hill
Hower Downs
J. B. Blain
Algona Ture
Reformed Church News
Alta V. Clement
Thirsby
Fiorenca Hunter
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