Local Happenings and Church Notes Wide Reach
Local happenings include visits by Mr and Mrs B G Roth and family and gatherings at the Swedish Lutheran Ladies Aid and Luther League with programs despite bad weather. Obituary notes Verner, son of Carl and family, dies after a ruptured appendix. services held in Swedish and English at Lake Fremont Cemetery. Washington news covers beer and road bills, plus Knox-Porter resolution, with Iowa officials involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Roth
M@ Rothe
Swedish Lutheran Ladies Aid
O. B. Carlson
Carlson
Li J. Anderson
Mya
Carl Carisor
Estherville
Luther League
Hutch
Nelson
Lydia Society
Frank Nelson
Rev. Nelson
Swen Pearson
E. J. Gradberg
Twin Lakes
Fleisher
Hhs Ford
Amanda Ronnei
Julian
Percey
Odin
Albert Ronnei
Will Connor
Osage
Iown
John Linder
C. L. Peterson
Illinois
Lon Peterson
Miss Johnson
Selma Johnson
Ed Mathwig
Cemetery Association
Swedish Lutheran Church
Edwin Ostergren
Spirit Lake
Ruben Swenberg
Betnge
Bailey
Portman
Martins
Verner
Lake Fremont
Verner Anderson Dies After Operation at Ceylon
Verner Anderson, oldest son of Mr and Mrs Axel Anderson, died last Friday in Ceylon hospital after an operation. A bright, popular lad and active community member, he was born July 21 at the family home two miles east of Dunnell. The community mourns his loss deeply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verner
Axel Anderson
Ceylon Hospital
Gus
Dunnell
Heat Strains Washington as Temperatures Soar
In Washington extreme heat drove temperatures to 107 degrees last week and left between 40 and 80 girls in government service overcome by the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Balbert opens Iowa free employment bureau in Bronx gateway
George Balbert of Des Moines, chief clerk of the Iowa free employment bureau and U S employment service special agent, arrived in Bronx City to establish a free employment bureau aiding harvest bound workers heading to the Dakotas and Minnesota. He plans to begin operations soon after July 4 as harvest season advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx City
Great Northwest
St. Paul
Minneapolis
George Balbert
Des Moines
Iowa Free Employment Bureau
United States Employment Service
Dakotas
Minnesota
Local notes mix church bells feud and rail history
A letter to Lowell Buri apologizes for church bell ringing amid ministerial discord and German language concerns. Ex servicemen oppose the minister, demanding removal. Sioux City’s Great Northern freight line, once daily to Pueblo, Colorado, is halted after Pueblo flood, with rail history tied to the era. Modern electric lines raise safety concerns after four deaths from charged wires. Farmers seek benefits of electricity while urging careful line construction in Town Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cp Leter
Lowell Buri
Ee Inder
Hoschler Post
Sayig
Bik
Sioux City
Great Northern Railway
Lake Superior
Pueblo
Colorado
Fréfight
Iowa nurse leads school health survey report
Misa Musa, in charge, inspected every pupil in the Place schools from last September. Of 656 children examined, 409 had defects including enlarged tonsils, dental issues, eyes or hearing problems. Detailed counts show 555 examined, 409 with 794 total defects, 146 without defects, and 115 defects treated at the state university hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Iowa
Misa Musa
State University Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dunnell and
M. E
House
Sona
Conference
United States
Germany
Lars Bladine
Internal Revenue
State of
Dickinson
Jed Davia
United States Marshall
Glen A. Brunson
Algona
Prohibition
Haynes
Congress
Verner Anderson
Ceylon
Andrae Axel Anderson
State News
J. W. Jarnag
Eedore Mayer
Akron
Plymouth County
Richardt Hillrich
American Expeditionary Forces
Legion
Mayer
Meyer
Legion Post
Mr. Meyer
Arthur Goshorn
Winterset
Town Falls
Towa
C. Linus Peterson
MINN
Tme
Dunnell Meat Market
Christensen
Ryald L. Bergstenting
Be Paton
Dunnell Co-Operative Creamery Association
First National Bank
Dunnell, Minnesota
F. A. Sandin
J.R. Thompson
P.C. Roth
E. M. Ostergren
t-Cashier
B. Danyell
Goodyear
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