Wallingford Lutheran Church Events and Meetings
Peder Nordsletten, Pastor, announces Sunday school at 10 a m and service at 11 a m in American language. Young People meet on the first Sunday at 8 p m, Ladies Aid Thursday at 2 30 p m. Hostesses listed. Bible Study Thursday 8 p m, Choir Friday night. Confirmation class Saturday 9 30 a m. Prayer meeting at Nordsletten home next Monday 8 p m. Sunday School 2 p m and afternoon service at 3 p m in American language. Light Bearers Mission Society meets Friday at the church with Mrs Margaret Brown, Mrs Vernon Brown, Mrs James Jensen assisting. Ladies Aid to meet in Maple Hill Wednesday afternoon April 25 at Mrs Carrie Knutson home, Mrs Marie Berven assisting. Devotional meeting 11 a m led by deacons. Young People 8 p m and prayer at Mrs Peter Knutson home Wednesday night.
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Young Peoples
Ladies Aid
Carl Peterson
Carl Groth
Asher Peterson
L. B. Nelson
Nordsletten
Light Bearers Mission Society
Margaret Brown
Vernon Brown
James Jensen
Maple Hill
Carrie Knutson
Marie Berven
Knutson
Doctrine of Atonement Lesson In Christian Science Churches
Sunday April 22 marks the Lesson Sermon on Doctrines of Atonement for Christ Scientist Churches. Bible verses from Isaiah and Romans are cited along with passages from Science and Health. Autos purchased by local residents and a feature on dying soldiers letters to loved ones appear in the news.
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Christian Science
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Jess Christ
Mary ‘Baker Eddy
Jesus
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Disarmament as spiritual peace and personal discipline
A Christian Science perspective argues that true disarmament is internal and spiritual rather than military. It urges individuals to remove fear and hatred from their thoughts, following Jesus’ example and Mary Baker Eddy, to foster universal peace through right thinking and divine Love.
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Christ Jesus
Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Joshua
Walla
Jericho
The
Christian Science Monitor
Mrs Lawrence Dickinson Honored at Miscelaneous Shower
Mrs Lawrence Dickinson formerly Miss Clara Waldee was guest of honor at a mixed social shower hosted by Miss Marion Fagre and Miss Margaret Herum at the Fagre home. Bridge winner Lucile Peterson received a prize and a luncheon followed with gift presentation. Attendees included Mrs Dickinson, Mrs W H Dickinson, Lucile Peterson, Mrs Richard Lee, Miss Betty Minks, Irene Sunde, Florence Olson, Berna Hansen, Madeline Hillestad, C E Case, Magda Center, and Mrs Henry Danielson of Fargo with Oscar Fagre among the hosts.
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Lawrence Dickinson
Clara Waldee
Marion Fagre
Margaret Herum
Fagre
Lucile Peterson
Dickinson
W. H. Dickinson
Richard Lee
Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Gladys Coon
Friends gathered at her home Thursday night to celebrate Gladys Coon's birthday. The group organized sewing, served luncheon, and presented a gift to the guest of honor. Attending were Mrs Norman Maine, Mrs Emily Bryan, Mrs R O Rogers, Miss Frances Long, Miss Frances Manthey, Mrs E G Stavros, Mrs Wm Reicu, Miss Mary Waldron, Miss Lena Long, Mrs Cletus Keogh, and Miss Lulu Bright.
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Gladys Coon
Miss Coon
Norman Maine
Emily Bryan
R. O. Rogers
Frances Long
Frances Manthey
E. G. Stavros
Wm. Reicu
Mary Waldron
Lena Long
Cletus Keogh
Lulu Bright
Nichols seeks Republican nomination for Clerk of Courts
Irwin C. Nichols announces candidacy for the Clerk of Courts office and seeks the Republican nomination at the June primaries. He urges support from party voters.
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Clerk of Courts
Irwin C. Nichols
Bridge Club Hostesses Honor Members at Kint Home
Mrs George Vedder and Mrs Bert Kint hosted a bridge gathering Thursday night with four tables in play. High score prizes went to Mrs Fred Olson and Ray Bryan, followed by a luncheon. Attending couples included Mr and Mrs George Vedder, Mr and Mrs Bert Kint, Mr and Mrs Fred Olson, Mr and Mrs Louis Perkins, Mr and Mrs Ray Bryan, Mr and Mrs Irving Ellerton, Mr and Mrs F W Lakin, and Mr and Mrs Irwin Nichols.
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George Vedder
Bert Kint
Kint
Fred Olson
Ray Bryan
Louis Perkins
Irving Ellerston
F. W. Lakin
Irwin Nichols
Town Great Lake Ball Club to Play at Arnolds Park
The Iowa Great Lakes region will host a summer baseball team at Arnolds Park with Dan Jensen as manager. Composed of top amateur players, the club will use the name Town Great Lake's ball club. The 1933 squad performed well and this year will feature new players plus added experience, promising better showings for local fans. Interested players may confer with Dan Jensen in Spirit Lake.
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Spirit Lake Beacon
Iowa Great Lakes
Arnolds Park
Dan Jensen
Lake
Great Lake
Spirit Lake
Chris Johnson Celebrates 33 Years in Ringsted
Ringsted Dispatch reports Chris Johnson completed 33 years in business in Ringsted and has kept the same line of work. To celebrate he invited everyone to a free pool game at his place of business.
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Ringsted
Chris Johnson
Will Build Church at Lost Island Township
The Our Savior's Lutheran congregation of Lost Island township decided to rebuild their church after a recent fire. The new structure, planned to resemble Graettinger’s First Lutheran, is expected to cost about $7,000 with substantial donated labor by members.
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Graettinger
Our Savior's Lutheran
Lost Island Township
Men Commence Work on Paving Project
Twenty five Lyon men report for work today to J A Dunkely Webster City contractor in charge of grading a five mile stretch of Road on Primary No 75 just south of this city. Gravel laying will begin late this month and be pushed to completion rapidly. All workers are from unemployment relief registers.
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Lyon
J. A. Dunkely
Webster City
Local Moves and Visits Highlight Community Weekend
Mrs Adah Eveleth moves from North Fifth to East Des Moines Street in Theodore Myre house. Mrs Steve Howe and grandson visit Cedar Rapids to see Clem Howe family. Will Worth, retired Rock Island conductor, visits Estherville. Mr and Mrs E G Stavros and daughters Barbara Frances Lena Long travel to Sioux City to visit Charles Stavros. Charles and E G Stavros are brothers. Mr and Mrs Charles Waldron and Emmetsburg family spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Waldron. Mrs A H Davidson returns from Mason City after three weeks with H C Brown family. She had earlier stayed in Waterloo with Harold Fox family. Brown is Mrs Davidson’s daughter. Harold Fox is her son. Tom Sanders Nellie Sanders and Mrs J Kienbaum of Whitewater Wis. Bert Sutliff of Mt Vernon and Sutliffs of Cedar Rapids and R E Blunt of Ruthven dine with R E Gordinler.
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Adah Eveleth
North Fifth
Theodore Myre
Des Moines
E. G. Stavros
Barbara
Frances
Lena Long
Sioux City
Charles Stavros
Charles
A. H. Davidson
Mason City
H. C. Brown
Waterloo
Harold Fox
Brown
Davids
Tom Sanders
Nellie Sanders
J. Kienbaum
Whitewater, Wis
Bert Sutliff
Mt. Vernon
Sutiff
Cedar Rapids
R. E. Blunt
Ruthven
R. E. Gordinler
Funeral for Mrs DeLand in Storm Lake
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at Storm Lake for Mrs James DeLand wife of Judge DeLand of the fourteenth judicial district who died early Saturday from pneumonia. She is survived by her husband and one son J Lael of Storm Lake. Attending from Estherville were Mr and Mrs James Harker Attorney and Mrs J W Morse Attorney H G Bammer Attorney William Johnston Irwin Nichols clerk of courts and Attorney N J Lee.
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Storm Lake
James DeLand
DeLand
J. Lael
Estherville
James Harker
J. W. Morse
Attoreny
G. Bammer
William
Eight Jackson County Fishermen Fined for Illegal Catch
State game wardens Brady and Ruse arrested eight residents Monday for taking game fish from a ditch into Rush Lake in Minneola township. They appeared Tuesday in Justice Court of W P King and were fined $10 each plus costs.
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Jackson County
Justice Court
John Ruse
Rush Lake
Minneola Township
W. P. King
Farmer Exhibits Lamb Born With Two Rear Quarters
Fred Bunte Hubbard farmer displayed an unusual livestock specimen in town on Monday a lamb with two rear quarters resulting in six legs and two tails. The animal was born dead Monday.
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Fred Bunte
Hubbard
Declares War on Rats at Swea City Farm
George Mogensen of Swea City area declared war on rats infesting his barn after moving to the farm on March first. He notes about 1,000 fewer rats today than at move in, and says the war continues until the last rat is gone.
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Algona
Des Moines
Geo
Mogensen
Swea City
Hamlin
Jogensen
George
As Earth Turns at Grand Theatre Feature
Warner Bros film based on Gladys Hasty Carroll’s New England rural life to be the Grand Theatre’s feature production on Wednesday and Thursday. Realistic small town story with no stars, but notable이 actors Jean Muir and Donald Woods lead a strong supporting cast including Rus sell Hardie Arthur Hohl Dorothy Peterson and others.
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Warner Bros
Gladys Hasty Carroll
New England
Grand Theatre
Miss Carroll
Jean Muir
New York
Warren William
Donald Woods
Russell Hardie
Arthur Hohl
Dorothy Peterson
David Landau
Clara Blandick
William Janney
Dorothy Appleby
Emily Lowry
Democratic Candidate for Governor Here
Francis Cutler of Boone, Democratic candidate for governor in the June primaries, visited Estherville Thursday and Friday to renew acquaintances and discuss platforms. He called for a more workable old age pension, cutting out waste and extravagance, significant tax relief, more factories to employ Iowa labor, and a shift to more elective and fewer appointed officials to foster self government.
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Francis Cutler
Boone
Estherville
Iowa
College Choir Performs The Messiah in Storm Lake
Moretta Yearnd and Otho Ragsdale, Buena Vista College and Eldora natives, sang in the large choir presenting Handel's The Messiah. The program featured over 100 chorus members, a 35 piece orchestra, and three guest soloists from Kansas colleges and universities.
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Ene Moretta
Otho Ragsdale
Moretta
Frank
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Ragsdays
Eldora
Eatherville
Mansas
Estherville Treasury In Excellent Condition Continues
Estherville reports a strong municipal balance with $63,948,693 in total assets plus $3000 in bonds and $2039,883 in water fund certificates. Police and utility reads show a five year income decline around 30 percent, with adjustments to grit and power rates since 1930.
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Riverside Park Rock Garden
Incom
Krachulis Wins Damage Verdict in District Court
H W Krachulis was awarded a verdict of 64.02 dollars for the second time Saturday in the district court in a damage suit arising from a Christmas night accident on highway 9 west of Estherville. He had earlier verdict in justice court appealed. cross suit sought 79.15 dollars. Attorneys Morse for plaintiff Lee for defendants.
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H. W. Krachulis
District Court
Kachulis
Justice Court of Thos. Nivison
C. P. Jackson
Bernard Jackson
Iway No. 9
Estherville
Jackson
Atty. J. K. Morse
Atty. N. J. Lee
Rev Curtis Page Seeks Emmet County Clerk Nomination
Rev Curtis Page announces candidacy for Republican nomination for Emmet County Clerk of Courts. Resident eight years in county, twelve in state. Pastor of Gruver church seven years, longest tenure, church became self supporting under him. Married, recently worked as clerical staff in CWA office.
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Curtis Page
Ofice of
Emmet
Gruver
Home Mission Board
Page
CWA
Old City Hall
Radio repair shop opens behind grocery store
The writer opens a radio repair service in the rear of the grocery store, claiming experience and readiness to fix any make. Address noted as first door south of Sternborg Funeral Home. Potential customer outreach in local ad style.
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Wm. Young
Sternborg Funeral Home
Death Takes a Holiday at Roosevelt auditorium May 1
Junior college presents Death Takes a Holiday a fantasy in three acts at Roosevelt auditorium. Death as Prince Sirki visits mortals Grazi a and explores love and pain, ending with a choice between earthly and true love. Florence Chambers coaches, Betsy Parsons handles publicity, Erling Hansen stage manager.
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Roosevelt Auditorium
New York
Philip Merivale
Death
Prince Sirki
Graaia
Grazia
Florence Chambers
Betty Parsons
Erling Hansen
Frederick Wilson Gragia
Vaunita Brown Duke
Ces
Richard Turner Princess
Lois Hemphill Corrado
Lincoln Shonkwiler Baron
Elwin
Duncan Rhoda
Marie Cramer Alda
Lauranne Brown
Meng
Earl Olmstead
Stephanie
Lora Emily Lawrence
Vernon Thompson
Donnabelle Merron Major
Kately Ce
Blunt Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding in Ruthven
Mr and Mrs R E Blunt of Ruthven observed their golden wedding anniversary on Friday April 13 at their home with a 1 pm dinner. Their two children and families attended along with many relatives and friends. An open house and church reception with speeches followed. The couple moved from Hebron Nebraska in 1884 and settled in Ruthven a decade later. Also listed are marriage licenses Alfred H Mackeben and Boris B McMurtry.
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R. E. Blunt
Ruthven
R. E. Gordinier
Estherville
Jay Heffletinger
Ottumwa
Asa Douds
Tom Sanders
Nellie Sanders
3. Kienbaum
Whitewater
Wis
Bert Suttiff
Mt. Vernon
Doctor Resigns Peak Hiked in Eathervile
Dr. Donohue resigns in Eathervile as the city joins his northwest territory. Dr. Sanimer, who has led Donohue’s Milford practice for a year, will return to Swea City to resume his own practice there.
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Eathervile
Northwest
Sanimer
Milford
Donohue
Wil
Swea City
Public Declamatory Contest Open to Roosevelt Attendees
The public is invited to the Eighth grade declamatory contest at Roosevelt auditorium Thursday at 1 PM. Four contestants compete in the cash division with awards for first, second, and third place.
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Roosevelt Auditorium
Officers Arrest Adolph Sampson After Parole Violation
City officers Ed Case and Lawrence Jones arrested Adolph Sampson Sunday at about 5 30 am on suspicion of intoxication. He is jailed awaiting trial. Sampson was out on parole.
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Adolph Sampson
Ed Case
Lawrence Jones
Sampson
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Peder Nordsletten
Immanuel Church
Palestine Church
Peter Knutson
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Ernest Smith
Ford Tudor
Dorothy Slaba
Armstrong
Chevrolet
Ruth Smith
C. B. Griffith
Studebaker
Jessie Hepp
W. J. Marsh
Dodge
Mrs. Dickinson
Curtis H. Page
Wyle Dorothy Baleai
Arizona
Walt
Entertain Bridge Club
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Orleans Hotel
E. C. Heyer
F. J. Kennedy
Ted C Hammes
Mark Dolan
Will Bagan
Sam Woods
W. L. Loveland
Ed McNally
Clem Gadd
Dan McGee
John Harvey
Tom Murphy
Ed Lockner
Dan Kenney
Fine Arts Dept
Woman's Club
City Hall
J. D. Tedrow
Glenn Story
W. A. Cresap
Aftewards
Henrietta Miller
Mimpole Street
Kathryn Cornell
Frank Logan
K. K. Klub
Mrs. Bingham
H. Doolittle
Cedar Rapis
L. L. Bingham
W. E. Bradley
H. O. Sillge
George Gruwell
Neun
Sherburn Advance-Mandard
E. F. Welter
Milroy
Lost Island
Steve Howe
Clem Howe
Will Worth
Rock Island
Charles Waldron
Emmetsburg
John Waldron
BY ED Kressy
Swea City Family
EARTH
Weewose
Simea
Mr., Mrs. Blunt
Alfred H. Mackeben
Fairmont
Minn
Boris B. McMurtry
Ceylon
Dr. Donohue
G. C. Rinderknecht
Matt Donovan
J; Hansen
CLASS
Adelaide Nichols
Cnr
Vindicator
Republican
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