Lakota Bride Mary Jane Lewis Weds Wil son W Brack
Miss Mary Jane Lewis became the bride of Wilson W Brack at eight Sunday evening in Lakota Presbyterian Church with Rev O H Frerking performing the single ring ceremony. The bride, oldest daughter of F T Lewis, taught at Grant Center School after graduating Ledyard High School. Brack, only son of Mr and Mrs The Brack of Ledyard, attended by Fern and Howard Lewis as attendants. Flowers were carried by the bride’s sister and brother, Patty Hammon served as ring bearer, and the couple’s two young children planned as flowers. The ceremony featured music by Mrs O H Frerking and choirs including Gertrude Wartman and Irene Junkermeier.
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Presbyterian Church
Mary Jane Lewis
Wilson W. Brack
O. H. Frerking
F .T. Lewis
Ledyard
Grant Center
Brack
Ledyard School
the Brack
Fern
Howard Lewis
Patty Hammon
T. Lewis
Hugh
Lawrence Lewis
Walter Miller
Mieses
Gertrude Wartman
Irene Junkermeier
Ledyard Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
After a church ceremony a reception for relatives and friends followed in the basement, then the newlyweds left for a trip and will reside at Led yard where the groom works with his father. Various local families hosted gatherings, birthdays, and visits at homes in Ledyard and nearby towns, with many Mason City and Algona excursions noted. The Lakota Legion Auxiliary met with officer elections and plans for future meetings, reflecting town social life and community ties.
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Ledyard
Itty Father
Inter-City Rotary Banquet At Algona Last Tuesday
About 90 men attended the Inter-City Rotary banquet at the Algona Country Club House. Forest City, Britt, Emmetsburg, Humboldt, Fairmont Minn, and other towns were represented. A golf tournament was conducted by Fred Timm of Algona with six prizes awarded. Dr FP Scanlon, president of the local club, presided. Ralph Cook sang and led with the singing. Speakers included William Rupe, Ames editor and former manager for the Redpath Vowter Chautauqua, and George Godfrey, assistant dean of agriculture at Ames.
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Algona
Rotary
Forest City
Britt
Emmetsburg
Hstherville
Humboldt
Fairmont
Minn
Fred Timm
FP. €. Scanlon
Ralph Cook
William Rupe
Ameg
Redpath Vowter Chautauqua
George Godfrey
Ames
Classified depts offer piano and livestock ads
A mix of classified notes urges finder to return a $650 player piano and features a $49.50 price tag with a reply address in Waukesha Wisconsin. Additional items include strawberrie advertisements and purebred Durham bull listings, plus live or dressed Oster Blanchard items and Poland China brood sows availability with prices or terms.
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Titonia
Mary Schultz
Waukesha
Wis
Poland
China
Portland Club and Social Gatherings Report
The Helping Hand Club met with Mrs. Lanning as hostess and notable attendees included Dorothy Smith and Piverett. A Four Corner Social Club gathering occurred with Mrs. Lloyd Bartlett hosting and a large crowd attending. A wedding at Fort Dodge drew nine hundred guests in church and a banquet for one hundred. Numerous local residents visited, hosted, or traveled to events over the weekend, including family visits to the Herman Leek home for William Leek's birthday and relatives visiting Mrs. M. B. Dargen.
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Dorothy Smith
Piverett
Bob
Myrtle Hanna
Lost Saling
Chas. Leek
Teenie
Gus Richter
Herman Leek
William Leek
Four Corner
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CG. A. Stowe
Zici
Oklahoma
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Martin Larsen
Kossuth Hospital
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Thompson
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Fort Dodge
Beulah
Arthur
Harvey Graham
Donald
Harvey
Jim Shipler
George Larsen
Maxine
Shirley
Richard Shipler
Henry A. Nelson
Hilleen
County Flower Show at Algona Draws 219 Entries
The Kossuth county spring flower show and plant sale was held at the Algona high school gymnasium last Wednesday with 219 entries in three of four divisions. Winners include Mrs. Harry Bade for sweepstakes, W. A. Foster for best spike and best peony bloom, Agnes Seeley for best miscellaneous perennial, and multiple winners in living room and dining room arrangements. Judge Russell B. Johnson from Ames led the event.
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Algona
Kossuth County
Epring
Algona High School
Harry Bade
W. A. Foster
Agnes Seeley
C. C. Smith
Burt
C. A. Ingereol
H. &. Montgomery
C. C.smith
Third cover spray urged for codling moth control
County agent A L Brown says a third cover spray between June 16 and 25 will keep codling moths in check and prevent damage from the second brood later. Apple scab remains a risk in some areas, and trees sprayed regularly show less disease. For the third spray mix 144 quarts liquid lime sulfur 24% hydrated lime 1% lead arsenate per 60 gallons water. dry lime sulfur or Bordeaux mix can substitute in hot weather.
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A. L. Brown
Judge Quarton and Son Plan Europe Trip
Judge W B Quarton and his son Sumner of Cedar Rapids will leave Algona for Boston on June 22 to sail for Nova Scotia on the Furness Withy. They will visit Newfoundland briefly and then sail to Liverpool England arriving around July 7. The judge, an Algona attorney, hopes to meet Major Ernest E Harper in Belfast before returning in the fall.
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Europe
Algona
W. B. Quarton
Sumner
Cedar Rapids
Boston
Mass
Nova Scotia
Furness
Harold
Newfoundland
Liverpool
England
Ernest E. Harper
Belfast
Ireland
Farmers Elevator News We Offer Our Own-Mix Mashes Advantage
June progress slow and corn height debated as Farmers Elevator Co promotes own mix mashes claiming quality equals higher priced brands. Ad highlights savings by avoiding freight to Chicago Kansas City or Minneapolis and argues city tabors add cost without enhancing corn quality. Also previews Ply mouth twine in new containers to prevent tangling and delay costs. Weather note links moon to changing weather with a tongue in cheek line.
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Chicago
Kansnng City
Minne
Iowa Farmers to Share In Big Cash Premiums
Iowa farmers may win 5564 in cash prizes at the Towa Corn and Small Grain Show to be held at the Centennial State Fair in August. Hybrid corn will feature in two classes with 603 in corn prizes. County wide farm product exhibits carry 2210 and individual grain and produce displays 1565 in prizes. County farm bureaus compete for 700 in exhibits showing 1938 farm projects. Other prizes include 416 for grains and seeds and 148.80 for forage crops. Secretary A R Carey says statewide centennial events will not cut regular fair contests and prizes will be expanded.
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Reading
Iowa
A. R.carey
Do Not Depend on Other Driver for Right of Way
A Massachusetts highway survey shows drivers slow less than half the time and urges caution. The article recommends not trusting others to yield, slowing down, yielding when unsure, and keeping vehicles ready for emergencies.
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Cromwell
Skin Pimples Cleared by Adlerika Claim
Verny Schlepp says Adlerika removed pimples and left skin smooth and healthy. The advertisement claims Adlerika cleanses bowels and relieves constipation that worsens skin blemishes, with W. J. Denton, Druggist, endorsing the product.
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Adlerika
W. J. Denton
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